. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. -C-' .\ ?,??? r-.; I- •,, ^ ,r^-y>^r'>^r- ? .1 ' - . »^^ NOVEMBEB 16, 1022 The Florists^ Review 149 Zvolanek's Special Surplus Sale of Early Orchid-Floweiing SWEET PEA SEED. We have again harvested a record breaking crop of some of the best market varieties, which we are oflfering to the commercial grower and market gardener only, at far below the regular prices, as we do not want to carry them over or sell them in bulk, giving our patrons a real bargain. We want every cut flower grower to take advantage of this sale, as many varieties


. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. -C-' .\ ?,??? r-.; I- •,, ^ ,r^-y>^r'>^r- ? .1 ' - . »^^ NOVEMBEB 16, 1022 The Florists^ Review 149 Zvolanek's Special Surplus Sale of Early Orchid-Floweiing SWEET PEA SEED. We have again harvested a record breaking crop of some of the best market varieties, which we are oflfering to the commercial grower and market gardener only, at far below the regular prices, as we do not want to carry them over or sell them in bulk, giving our patrons a real bargain. We want every cut flower grower to take advantage of this sale, as many varieties are only in limited quantities and will be sold only as long as they last. Per Lb. ZVOLANEK'S ROSE. Famous bright pink $ ZVOLANEK'S WHITE. Largest duplex white ED. ZVOLANEK. Largest duplex lavender XMAS PINK ORCHID. Pink and white bi-color MISS LOUISE GUDE, Shell pink MRS. A. A. SKACH. Clear pink MRS. JOS. MANDA. Light pink MRS. SIM ORCHID. Light pink ROSE QUEEN. Light pink BRIDAL VEIL. White seeded white MRS. M. SPANOLIN, Black seeded white MRS. CHAS. ZVOLANEK. Lavender LAVENDER SPANOLIN. Lavender ZVOLANEK'S BEAUTY. Fiery dark rose ZVOLANEK'S CARMINE, Cherry red ZVOLANEK'S RED, Largest dark red ZVOLANEK'S ORANGE, Fiery scarlet orange MISS F. FARING. Rose pink YARRAWA, Rose pink ZVOLANEK'S PRIMROSE, Cream marbled with pink No order of less than '/i lb. of each at these prices .nccepted. Postage extra. All these varieties are the VVinter;FIowering Spencer types and can be grown indoors or outdoors the year around. They will produce more and better flowers outdoors than the old late Spencers, because they bloom 3 to 4 weeks earlier, before the hot weather sets in. Plant after the Chrysanthemum and get a full crop for Easter. Plant in cool frames or out- doors just before the freezing begins and get a full crop ill May for Decoration Day. Plant out of doors in the spring and t


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