. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 120 The Florists' Review OCTOBEll 6, 19'Jl New White Seedling Carnation THOMAS C. JOY Rooted Cuttings, $ for 100; $ for 1000; $ tor 5000 Deliveries beginning January, 1922, and filled in order JOY FLORAL CO., ''^^(S^ Mention The Review when you write. ?ARE YOU INTERESTED IN" HEATHER for CHRISTMAS? If SO, communicate with yours truly. A. L. MILLER, Jamaica, New York bettor plants ;tt a tract ioii of tlic lalxir iinolved in jpottinjj tlicni. ('. W. PAINESVILLE, O. l^undHcape plantuifi, for wliich I'aiiiis- villo and towns in its
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 120 The Florists' Review OCTOBEll 6, 19'Jl New White Seedling Carnation THOMAS C. JOY Rooted Cuttings, $ for 100; $ for 1000; $ tor 5000 Deliveries beginning January, 1922, and filled in order JOY FLORAL CO., ''^^(S^ Mention The Review when you write. ?ARE YOU INTERESTED IN" HEATHER for CHRISTMAS? If SO, communicate with yours truly. A. L. MILLER, Jamaica, New York bettor plants ;tt a tract ioii of tlic lalxir iinolved in jpottinjj tlicni. ('. W. PAINESVILLE, O. l^undHcape plantuifi, for wliich I'aiiiis- villo and towns in its vicinity arc nototl, has begun in earnest, and many well designed plantings liavc already l)een completed. Joseph F. Martin has outgrown his present location and has ])urcliased oighty-six acres of land on West .Jack- son street, on which he iiitends eventual- ly to plant nursery stock. John C. Barto. chief slii|i])ing clerk of the Storrs & Harrison (" has moved to Cleveland for the winter. .1. J. Grullemans. of the Wayside Gar- dens Co., has just returned from a two •weeks' trip through the east. Carl Hagenburger. of West Mentor, C, was in the city last week getting new members for the Ohio ;;rowers' organ- ization. Fred Endress & Son and Wet/el Bros, together shipped a car of ornamental stock last week. James F. Rychlik. of Kychlik "s Floral Gardens, purchased a 1922 model tour- ing car last week. Andrew Jeffries, pfrciniial grower for the R. E. Huntington has resigned liis position with that tirni. S. R. Welch, general of the idant order department of the 8torrs & Harrison Co., says thai the season has started off briskly and that from the present outlook the season ]iromises to j)e a ' 'whopper.'' W. H. Nichols \ Son report business unusually good for this time of tin- year. The climbing ro>e. Fxcelsa, is conjing rapidly into favor in this vicinity. Tliere is no doubt that it is the b(>st red tos(> of its kind in cultivatio
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