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The Florists^ Review 



Febkoabi 6, 1913 



BEGONIAS 



Single separate colors and choice mixture, 

 40c per dozen ; $2.S0 per 100. 



Double separate colors and choice mixture, 

 60c per dozen ; $1.00 per 100. 



GLOXINIAS 



Separate colors and choice mixture, 50c 

 per dozen ; $i.50 per 100. 



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 Phon* Randolph 2871 



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grown as forage, but shall not include the forms 

 of Brusslca napus, summer rape or bird rape, 

 commonly grown for Its seed. 



(e) Sorghum. — The term "sorghum" shall In- 

 clude, the saccharine varieties of Holcus sorghum 

 (Sorghum vulgare). 



(f) Kafir corn. — The term "Kafir corn" shall 

 Include the non- saccharine or grain varieties of 

 Holcus sorghum (Sorghum vulgare), exclusive 

 of broom corn. 



(g) Weeds. — The following plants shall be con 

 sldered weeds: 



Ahutilon theophrastl (A. avicennae) 



Indian mallow. 



.\chillea millefolium yarrow. 



Agropyron repens quack-grass. 



Agrostemma githago (Lychnis gitbago) 



corn cockle. 



Allium vineale garlic, wild onion. 



.\l8ine (Stellaria) chickweed. 



Amaranthus amaranth. 



.\mbrosia ragweed. 



Anagallis arvensis pimpernel. 



Antbemls Mayweed. 



.\nthyllis vulnerarla kidney vetch. 



.\triplex saltbush. 



Avena fatua ) ,,^ x 



Avena fatua glabrescens ( """ °"^*- 



Axyris amaranthoides 



Berteroa incana (Alyssum Incanum) 



boary alyssum. 



Brasslca mustard. 



Except B. napus (winter rape). 

 Bromos bordeaceus) 

 Bromus racemosus L chess 



Bromus seca'inus . j 



Bromus tectorum. 



Bursa bursa-paslorld (Capsella bursa-rastoris) . . . 



sbepberd's-purse. 



Camellna 'alse flax. 



Campe (Barbarea) winter cress. 



Carduus (including Cnicus) thistle. 



Carex sedge. 



Centaurea star thistle, corn flower. 



Cerastlum mouse-ear chickweed. 



Chaetochloa glauca (Setarla glauca) 



yellow foxtail, pifeon grass. 



Chaetochloa viridis (Setarla viridis) green foxtail 



Chenopodlum lamb's-quarters. 



Chrysanthemum leucanthemnm oxeye daisy. 



Cichorium Intybus chicory. 



Conringla orientalls hare's ear mustard. 



Convolvulus bindweed. 



Cuscuta dodder. 



Datura Jlmson weed 



Daucus carota wild carrot. 



Echtnochloa crus-galll (Panlcum crns-galli) . . . 



barnyard grass. 



Echium vulgare blueweed. 



Eragrostls stink grass. 



Erodium clcutarlum alfllerla. 



Eruca sativa rocquette. 



Erysimum treacle mustard. 



Festuca mynros rat's-tail fescue. 



Galium bedstraw. 



Geranium crane's-bill. 



Grindella aquarrosa gumweed. 



HellanthoB • • • .. .sunflower. 



Hibiscus trlonum bladder ketmla. 



Hleracinm bawkweed. 



Holcus halepensis (Sorghum halepense) 



Johnson grass. 



Hypochaerls radlcata cat's-ear. 



Ipomoea morning-glory. 



lyj marsh elder. 



Juncus' ■ ■.■.■.■.■."."..' ,•■•••; ••'■"»''• 



Lappula echinata (Echlnospermnm lappula) . . . 



_ J Btlckseed. 



Lappula texana (Echlnospermnm redowskil) ..... 



_ stickseed. 



Leontodon autumnale' ".'. fall dHndellon. 



Leonurus cardlaca motherwort. 



Lepldium peppergraas. 



Unaria r butter-and-eggs; toad flax. 



Lltbospermum arvense corn gromwell. 



Lolium temulentum darnel. 



Lotus bird'8-foot trefoil. 



Lychnis campion. 



Madia sativa tarweed. 



Matricaria Inodora scentless camomile. 



Medlcago arabicaT (M. maculata) 



spotted bur clover. 



Medlcago hispida dentlcnlata (M. dentlculata) 

 toothed bur clover. 



CANNAS 



Selected, Large, Plump, Long Island Gonwn 



Long Island Grown Cannas are conceded by Bulbimen to be of superior 

 quality; the eyes are more numerous and full of life, and 1 the roots are plump, 

 clean and extremely healthy. 



WYOMING. Giant flowerlner, bronze-purplish foliage. Thlti.lione 

 of the most majestic Cannas. Blossoms, orange colored,., true 

 Orchid shaped, with large rounded petals that flap and fVutter 

 in the breeze like glistening flags; similar to King Hunr-nbert, ' 

 only is inclined to grovr a little taller; some of our cuitJtomera Doz. lOO 1000 

 prefer this Canna to King Humbert — $0.78 $4.00 $86.00 



ALEMANNIA. Ground color yellow, heavily blotched and over- 

 laid with blood orange. 5 feet 50 3.O0 26.00 



BURBANK. Very rooty and vigorous; color lemon yellow, tKlilckly 



spotted in the throat tvlth bright scarlet. 6 feet _ 50 3.00 26.00 



BLACK PRINCE (Green-leaved). A tall-growing sort, witKh fine 



showy flowers of crimson scarlet, overlaid maroon. 6 fee* t 60 4.00 36.00 



RRANDYWINE. Large trusses; flowers cherry red, boldly de^PPied 

 with crimson. Dark foliage heavily ribbed and margined cKtioco- 

 late. 4 feet _ 50 3.O0 26.00 



CHAU'TAUQUA. Intense scarlet blossoms of great size, and 1 dark 



colored foliage. 8V4 feet _ 60 3.00 25.00 



COMPTR DE BOUCHARD. Golden-yellow flowers spottedB red. 



4 H feet 50 3.00 26.00 



DOCTOR NAN8EN (Green- leaved). Fine beads of pure yelloww flow- 

 ers. 8 feet 80 4.O0 36.00 



ROANDALE. Currant red; very free. Healthy bronse foliaje.- . 3 to 



4 feet 50 3.O0 26.00 



FLAMINGO. The color is Intense and clear crimson; flowers are of 

 large size and borne on immense trusses in great proftiusion. 

 8 feet 50 3.O0 26.00 



GLADIATOR (Green- leaved). A very showy bedding (Danna cx)( me- 

 dium height, with large flowers of brassy yelloW thinly sp**eckled 

 In dull red. The long center petals and lower petal arse solid 

 dark red, making a most striking contrast to the predomlr mating 

 yellow. 3 feet .80 4.00 36.00 



ITAOA. Great crinkly petals of clear yellow, irregularly oii^verlald 



with varied shades of orange scarlet. 6 feet .50 3.00 25.00 



INDIANA (Green-leaved). One of the gorgeous orchld-lioowered 

 class. Soft orange, lightened by flecks of gold, pendleed and 

 slightly margined witli deep rose. 6 feet 60 4.O0 35.00 



KING HUMBERT. In this grand new Italian Canna we bav«8« com- 

 bination of the highest type of flower with the flnest bronze 

 foliage. Its flowers, which, under ordinary cultivattom, will 

 measure 6 Inches in diameter, and which are produced In heavy 

 trusses of gigantic size, are of brilliant orange-scarlet.-, with 

 bright red markings, while the foliage is broad and nnKiassive 

 and of a rich coppery bronze with brownish-green max rliings. 

 Bold and effective. Adakes a gorgeous effect when plandted In 

 mass. S feet /..._ 7S 5.00 40.00 



LOUISIANA. Soft, glowing scarlet, with orange throat ntaz.fltings. 



Darker than Pennsylvania. 6 feet 60 4.00 36.00 



MME. CROZY. 3^ feet. Vermilion with gold border. TkAie sort 



which popularized the Canna .50 8.00 26.00 



NEIL CAMPBELL. Tall grower, dark foliage, very free bLOoomer. 



orange-colored flcrwers ^ SO 3.00 26.00 



PRESIDENT MEYER. Handsome bronze and sepia foliage; flowers 



large. In wide trusses, cherry-carmine. 6 feet _ 60 4.00 36.00 



FENNSYLVANIA. Lustrous, wavy petals of great size, in vhlcli 

 the richest shades of orange and scarlet are exquisitely b'«lended. 

 6 feet _ .60 4.00 36.00 



R. WALLACE. A new Canna, the largest and flnest pure fellow 



grown. Enormous and color flne. 4 feet 50 3.00 26.00 



SOUV. DE MME. NABDY. Green foliage, large round flowev rs witn 

 yellow coloring entirely spotted with large brick-red spots. 

 4 feet .60 4.00 85.00 



WM. BOFINGER. Brightest and richest scarlet. 6 feet 60 4.00 86.00 



FLORENCE VAUGHAN. I<arge yellow flowers, handsomely spotted, 



leaves green .50 8.00 26.00 



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 New York 



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S. S. SKIDELSKY & CO. 

 Plants, Bulbs and Seeds 



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 PHILADELPHIA, PA. 



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