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if No. 2 grade, 4¢ each; No. 3 grade, 2%4¢ each. 
Ami Quinard, Golden Ophelia, E. G. Hill, 
~ Iichester, F. S. Key, E. N. Perkins, Roslyn, 
Betty Uprichard, Autumn, Etoile de Hol- 
land, Dainty Bess, Pink Radiance, Red Ra: 
~ diance. — = 
Climbing Roses: Paul Scarlet, Etoile’ de Hol- 
land, Red Radiance, Pink Radiance, Talis- 
man, Hoover, Ilchester, K. A. Victoria, Co- 
lumbia, Luxembourg, Meteor, Scott Key, 
Dupont, Marechal Niel, Cecil Brunner. 
above roses in all grades. The following 
No. 2 and No. 3 grades only: Caledonia, 
S. Dupont, Priscilla, Dame Edith Helen, 
-A. V. Pink Briarcliff, Red Talisman, 
li Yellow Talisman, Luxembourg, 
in, E. P. Thom, President Hoover. 
RNS NURSERY and FLOWER GARDEN 
# Myrtle Springs, Texas 
WHOLESALE PRICES ON ROSE BUSHES 
Sythe S : each per100 per 1000 
10¢ $9.00 ‘$75.00 
8¢ 7.00 60.00 
40.00 



Best No. 1 grade .... 
Best No. 1% grade i 
Best No. 2 grade ....... ua 6¢ 5.00 
Each order will be packed carefully and shipped 
omptly. All leading standard varieties. 
MT. CARMEL ROSE NURSERY 
Bo ee Ry 1« “yler,. Texas 
SALVIA 
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Salvia Bonfire: R. C., $1.50 per 100, cash. 
FF. H. PARKER, Fort Scott, Kansas. 
pe eee 
SALVIA SPLENDENS. TRANSPLANTED 
he PLANTS 
$1.50 per 100; $12.50 per 1000. 
HARRIS GARDENS, Muskogee, Okla. 


SANSEVIERIAS 
re Sansevieria Hahnii New Dwarf Variety 
2% in., 3-4 in. high, bushy................. $15 per 100 
3 in., 4-5 in. high, bushy... .. 30 per 100 
4 in., 5-6 in. high, bushy 
- Bare-root suckers, $8 and $12 per 100. 
Louis Hahn & Son, New Orleans Branch, 2048 
Gentilly Ave., New Orleans, La. 
Sooo 
SNAPDRAGONS 


White, 
Snapdragons: rust-resistant. Pink, 
From 
2 Yellow, Red or mixed, $1.25 per 100. 
sterilized soil flats. 
W. G. ESCOTT, Fort Smith, Ark. 


STOCKS 
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TRANSPLANTED GIANTS CAL. STOCKS 
Red, lavender, rose, white, purple, $1.50 per 
f 100; $12.50 per 1000. 
HARRIS GARDENS, Muskogee, Okla. 
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SWEET WILLIAMS 
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Sweet Williams: mixed colors from seed beds, 
4 60¢ per 100; $5 per 1000. 
ERWIN’S NURSERY, Denton, Texas. 
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Sweet Williams: we have a grand lot of this 
old-time favorite in strong, field-grown bushy 
stock. Every plant selected. Crimson, Scarlet, 
White, double mixed, single mixed, $1.25 per 
per 100, Not less than 50 of a kind. Mini- 
mum order, $1. 
RIEGEL PLANT CO., Experiment, Ga. 

TERRARIUM PLANTS 
2a et i 
Beautiful red Terrarium berries on young 
rooted plants; plenty evergreen Terrarium 
vines; dainty Terrarium Moss, 100 assorted 
plants, $1.75. Cash. Postpaid. 
W. J. CASSIDY, Arlington, Fla. 
jo SS See rr 
TRITOMA 
TRITOMA PFITZERI DIVISIONS 
$3.75 per 100; $30 per 1000. 250 at 1000 rate. 
MASSAPEQUA FLOWER GARDENS 
ES Massapequa, L. I., N. Y. 
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a TUBEROSES 
JOBE ASS Ee 
Real No. 1 Tuberose Bulbs 
; $10 per 1000. 
LOCKE NURSERY CO. 
. Josephine St. San Antonio, Texas 


ngs with name and address blank to 
ur plants. Size 2x3!4 tuff tag, punched 
ted. 500, $1.50; 1000, $2.25, 
with order. Southern Florist and Nur- 
n, Fort Worth, Texas. 
postpaid, . 
‘SOUTHERN FLORIST AND NURSERYMAN 35 
MICHELL’S ALLDOUBLE PETUNIAS 
BRILLIANCY. New. The color of this new Alldouble Petunia is a deep rich car- 
muine-rose. 
violet-blue. Compact, stocky grower. 
APPLEBLOSSOM. All-America Selections, 
Y% trade pkt. (500 seeds), $1.50; trade pkt. (1000 seeds), $2.75. 
BLUE BROCADE. New and rich color in Giant Fringed type. ‘ 
The color is a true 
A beautiful appleblossom-pink. Plants 
dwarf, 12 to 15 inches high, covered with large, double, fringed flowers. 
ORCHID BEAUTY. All-America Novelty. 
The color is a beautiful shade of orchid. 
AMARANTH-RED. Bright amaranth-red. 
Dwarf type. 
Other characteristics same as Victorious. 
Identical in habit to the popular Carmine Queen, with 
ers large and fully double. 
CARMINE QUEEN (World Beauty). 
which are very double. 
LOVELINESS. Extra-dwarf. 
Growth is dwarf and compact and flow- 
Beautiful rosy-carmine flowers 
the exception of the color, which is a clear La-France-pink. 
PURPLE. 
WHITE QUEEN. Pure white, very double. 
MICHELL’S FORMULA VICTORIOUS, MIXED. 
named varieties. 
Special mixture made up of 
Prices on the above Alldoublt Varieties, except where noted: 4% trade pkt. (500 seeds), 
$1.25; trade pkt. (1000 seeds), $2.50. 
DWARF VICTORIOUS, MIXED. A choice strain. ¥% trade pkt. (500 seeds), $1.25; 
trade pkt. (1000 seeds), $2.50; 1/64 0z., $12.00. 
OUR 1943 CATALOGUE OF COMPLETE LIST WILL BE MAILED THIS MONTH 
MICHELL’S SEED HOUSE 
518 Market Street 

VERBENAS 
ERS a 
Verbenas: Cerise and Pink Beauty of Oxford. 
Also Red, Crimson, Purple, Blue and White. 
Strong rooted cuttings, $2 per 100; $18 per 1000. 
WOERZ BROS., Ardmore, Okla. 
VERBENAS 
CLEAN, STRONG, ROOTED CUTTINGS 
Beauty of Oxford, Cerise, Rose and Scarlet; 
Mayflower (pink), Purple, White, Blue. Schlos- 
ser’s Pride (dark red), and Imp. Beauty of 
Oxford. $1.50 per 100; $15 per 1000. 
BILES GREENHOUSE 
2905 N. W. 2ist St. Oklahoma City, Okla. 




MISCELLANEOUS HELP WANTED 

Wanted: good designer, grower or both. Fur- 
nished residence available. 
Abilene Greenhouses, Abilene, Texas. 


AN INTERNATIONAL TRIBUTE 
There has been received by Dr. 
J. Horace McFarland, capping the 
climax of his career as editor of 
the American Rose Annual, the an- 
nouncement of the National Rose 
Society of Great Britain that he 
“has been awarded the ‘Dean Hole 
Rose Medal’ for great services in 
the interest of the rose.” 
This award was instituted in 1905 
in honor of a “giant pioneer among 
rosarians of the last century.” Dean 
(then Canon) Hole, in 1858, had or- 
ganized the First National Rose 
Show in the British Isles. Several 
such shows led to the organization 
(1877) of the National Rose Society 
of which he became the first and 
was for 28 years the only president. 
Dean Hole was a keen sportsman 
and a popular preacher. Among 
rose folks, he is best known for his 
“Book About Roses.” Every rose 
devotee will relish its quaint jokes 
and anecdotes as well as its de- 
lightful style. For example, sie 
who would have beautiful roses in 
his garden must have beautiful roses 
in his heart.” 
In 39 years, this is the third such 
award to go outside Great Britain. 
What a fitting tribute it is from a 
sister nation to an American, a pio- 
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neer of heroic stature among rosa- 
rians of this century.—‘‘Success with 
Roses,” West Grove, Pa. 
V. 
FLORIDA SOIL SPECIALISTS 
Will Study Everglades Problems 
GAINESVILLE, Fla.—The conser- 
vation and efficient utilization of 
soil and water resources of Flori- 
da’s vast Everglades will be the ma- 
jor topic of discussion and consider- 
ation at the forthcoming meeting of 
the Soil Science Society of Florida 
at Belle Glade March 16 and 17, 
Dr. R. V. Allison, secretary of the 
organization and program chairman, 
announces. k 
Shrinkage and subsidence result- 
ing from drainage and cultivation 
and natural oxidation of the fertile 
soil of the glades will receive spe- 
cial attention in papers by B. S. 
Clayton, soil conservation service 
engineer. 
