OCTOBBB 24, 1907. 



The Weekly Florists^ Review* 



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S The NEW GIGANTIC " ° 



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LADY LENOX I 



A-warded a First-Class Certificate of Merit by the N e\v York Florists' 

 Club, October 14, 1907, also at Lenox, Madison and Morristo^vn 



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THIS GIGANTIC COSMOS is the foreruDner of an entirely new race of Cosmos. It is of extraordlnmry size and beauty. VlsitorB 

 to the floral exblbitionR last autumn were enraptured with itg size and maenUicent color. 



8IZK OF FLOWKR-S to 6 Incbes in Diameter. COLOR-A delixhtful sbell-plnk, llRhtint; up beautifully at niKht. FORM 

 OF FLOWKR— Oval petals of splendid substance, forming a perfectly circular flower which, when tut. lasts an unusual lensrtb of 

 time in water. HABIT OF PLANT— Stroug and vigorous, growing 8 to 7 feet higrb. A grand cut flower variety. 



Under date of October 16, 1906. Messrs. C. C. Morse & Co., Seed Growers of San Francisco, Cal.. write us as follows: "Yonr new Cosmos- 

 Lady Lenox, isnow in full bloom. We are pleased to say it is one of the handsomest varieties of Cosmos that we have ever seen. Theflowersare 

 very large and full and the color Is a very beautiful light pink. We would be glad to know what price you would be willing to make us for a M lb." 



Flowers of tbis Cosmos will be ExUbited at all the Leading Flower Shows in the United States, Autumn, 1907 

 Per Pkt., 26e; 6 Pkts. for $1.00. Seed may be obtained trom the Leading Seedsmen or from tbe Disseminator 



ARTHUR J. BODDINGTON, Seedsman, 



342 WEST 14th STREET, 

 NEW YORK CITY. 



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