POTTED CAMELLIAS 
To keep pace with the rapidly growing demands of 
florists, we have increased our supply of potted Camel¬ 
lia Japonicas for this season, and are offering selected 
varieties of bushy plants in 6-inch pots, which can be 
retailed as potted plants or used to furnish cut-flowers. 
These plants are mostly 18 to 24-inch for dwarf kinds, 
and 24 to 30-inch for taller-growing sorts. All of them 
have more than half a dozen well-developed flower-buds, 
and some have double or more that number. 
Florists who first bought our potted Camellias, con¬ 
tinue sending repeat orders, and many have advised 
us that they find them more profitable and satisfactory 
than any other plants they have ever handled. In view 
of these facts, and notwithstanding the increase in 
production, we anticipate our whole supply will again 
be sold out quickly and we urge our customers to order 
early, so they will not be disappointed. 
Camellias with advanced flower-buds should be kept 
in a very cool house. Carnation and cyclamen houses 
are suitable, with a temperature of not much more than 
50 degrees. Camellias are winter-blooming plants and 
may shed their buds in very warm houses. 
Prices of potted Camellias: $15.00, $17.50, and $20.00 for 
10 plants, depending on size, kinds and number of buds. 
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