. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. The winning new rose of the year. Has been ex- hibited at all the large shows of 1911-1912, and has won first place over every competitor. Awarded 90 for culture by the N. Y. Florists' Club at Mr. C. H. Totty's place at Madison, N. J. An enormous rose on long stems. Absolutely continuous through the dark weather. Foliage large and heavy. Buds long and pointed. Color, deep orange and pure gold. Is being planted in quantity by all the best grow- ers. Ready March 1, 1912. Own Root, $ per lOO per lOOO Grafts, per 100 per lOOO
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. The winning new rose of the year. Has been ex- hibited at all the large shows of 1911-1912, and has won first place over every competitor. Awarded 90 for culture by the N. Y. Florists' Club at Mr. C. H. Totty's place at Madison, N. J. An enormous rose on long stems. Absolutely continuous through the dark weather. Foliage large and heavy. Buds long and pointed. Color, deep orange and pure gold. Is being planted in quantity by all the best grow- ers. Ready March 1, 1912. Own Root, $ per lOO per lOOO Grafts, per 100 per lOOO Our grafts are superlatively fine this year. THE E. G. HILL CO.^^M HentloQ The Review -when you •write. American Pillar Rose PRICES—strong 8 year (4 to 6 ft.). per 100; 2 year (8 to 4 ft.), $ per 100; plants froip pots, hardened, 2>a-ln., per 100; f. o. b. West Grove. THE CONAID & JONES CO. WS8T GROVB, FKNN8TLVANIA Mention The Review when yoa write. HARDY CHOICE ORNAMENTALS Aik for Price* Hiram T. Jones UiiM C*Mty Nurseries, Bizabeth. li i llentloD The Review when yon write. degrees through the balance of January and February. It is a good plan to start at 50 degrees and later raise the temperature. I am afraid, however, you will not be able to flower them by April 7 unless you can give them a brisker heat. With 60 degrees at night you should be able to flower them in ten to eleven weeks. For Memorial day the plants should be ke^t as dormant as possible until early in March; then place them in a cool house. After Easter they can be given a little more heat. They are, of course, much better in quality if not grown too warm; 50 degrees at night should land them nicely for Memorial day. 0. W. ROSES FOR FORCING '• THE J. & P. PREFERRED STOCK " Wo consider the deliveries we are now makintr to be the best plants we have ever irrown. We have a few left for late buyers. Crimson Rambler, Hiawatha, Veiichenblau (Blue Rambler), White Dorothy. Phil
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