The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade . rt, Germany, May 9, 1911. ? American Florist Co., ? Chicago, U. S. A. Dear Sirs:—If yon have any copies ?left of the comparative color plate I compiled by F. Schuyler Mathews, if I shall be obliged if you will send f ? nieone, my copy having somehow igot mislaid and I do not like to be I» without this excellent little pro- I ? dnction. I » Yours trnly, BrnsT Benary. Published and For Sale by the i American Florist Co., **^5^»gJ|°™ St. * PRICE, ONE DOLIAR. POSTPAID. Landscape Gardening A coarse ior Gar-deners. Florists andHome-makers,
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