March 30, 1011. 



The Weekly Florists^ Review* 



109 



■?'':l'.V. 



A Strong Endorsement 



for BEGONIA GLORY Or CINCINNATI 



C^E* G Hill^ one of the foremost growers of the time and well 

 known by name^ if not in person^ to every florist in the country, 

 in a paper read before the Illinois convention last February, said : 



"Among miscellaneous plants J. A. Peterson is to be warmly congratulated 

 on his new begonia, Glory of Cincinnati. While surpassing the parent in beauty 

 of habit and of color, its splendid' keeping qualities maite it a house plant of 

 wonderful effectiveness and durability, while the parent variety always gave 

 concern for fear it might speedily • go down ' on removal from the greenhouse. 

 QLORY OF CINCINNATI BEQONIA PROBABLY R/^NKS AS PREMIER OF THE 

 ENTIRE LIST OF POT PLANTS." 



Need we say more? 



CL For June delivery, J 9 U, we arc now booking orders for Begonia Glory of 

 Cincinnati, $25.00 per 100, $200.00 per JOOO. Only strong young plants 

 from single-leaf cuttings will be shipped. Your early order will secure the 

 best stock. Colored plate sent free on application. 



J. A. PETERSON, Westwood, Cincinnati, 0. 



