. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. v. 60 The Florists^ Review SaPTBUBES 25. 1919. ICHELL'S SEASONABLE BULBS FREESIA "PURITY" This grand type supersedes all the old varieties of Freesias; flowers almost twice the size of the regular type and of a pure glistening white. Dqj, iqo 1000 First size bulbs $ $ $ ~^ NEW GIANT COLORED FREESIAS These varieties are_equal to the Purity in size, of excellent form and of splendid Doz. 100 1000 Pink $ $ $ Mixed, all colors 75 texture. Do2 joo 1000 Blue $ $ $ Lavender NARCI
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. v. 60 The Florists^ Review SaPTBUBES 25. 1919. ICHELL'S SEASONABLE BULBS FREESIA "PURITY" This grand type supersedes all the old varieties of Freesias; flowers almost twice the size of the regular type and of a pure glistening white. Dqj, iqo 1000 First size bulbs $ $ $ ~^ NEW GIANT COLORED FREESIAS These varieties are_equal to the Purity in size, of excellent form and of splendid Doz. 100 1000 Pink $ $ $ Mixed, all colors 75 texture. Do2 joo 1000 Blue $ $ $ Lavender NARCISSUS, PAPER WHITE GRANDIFLORA Doz. 100 1000 Size, 13 ctm. up (1250 bulbs to case) $ $ $ Hyacinths, Tulips, Narcissi, Callas, and Other Seasonable Bulbs; also Seeds and Supplies. Send for New Wholesale Price List if you do not receive a copy. Henry F. Hichell Co., sis Market stnet, Philadelphia, Fa. than was anticipated, and considerable light seed is floating off. Indications are that stock of garden peas for plant- ing will be short in some\yarleties, as many fields did not yield over fifty per cent. Summer and winter squash are re- ported to have made good progress throughout the state. Growers in the Delta district now anticipate a normal yield. The condition of the seed bean crop has not improved. Growers are certain that the yield will fall below normal. In southern California the growers began harvesting tomatoes and peppers for seed during the latter part of Au- gust. The season has been fairly satis- factory to date and a normal yield is anticipated, depending, of course, upon favorable climatic conditions during the rest of September and October. MOTT-LY GLEAITENGS. "This is ideal weather for drying the corn," observed Manager G. L. Kurtz- weil, of the Iowa Seed Co., Des Moines, la. "A beautiful harvest is looked for, with excellent ; The subject of fertilizers has been a study with Mr. Kurtzweil, whose paper, as given in The Revie
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