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The Weekly Florists^ Review. 



November 14, 1901. 



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GRAND RAPIDS, MICH, 



Since hard frost a week ago, l)oth de- 

 mand and price have stiffened. Carna- 

 tions are of fine quality and about equal 

 to the demand. Roses are getting a bit 

 off crop in general; those that are will 

 in consequence be in at Christmas in 

 proper shape. Clirysanthemums are now 

 in the height of their glory, the early 

 crop is cut and in some instances carna- 

 tions in boxes have been brought in and 

 placed on the top of the soil, to come on 

 as next crop. The soil is left on the 

 benches, to be used later for potting up 

 geraniums and other soft wooded bed- 

 ding plants. 



Violets are improving with the cool- 

 er nights and the crop will be a large 

 one. 



Prices: American Beauties, $2 to $3 

 per doz. : other roses, $1 per doz. Car- 

 nations, 35 to 50 cents per doz. Vio- 

 lets, 20 cents. Mums all the way from 

 50 cents for small ones to $3 per doz. 

 for the largest; the .$2 size seems the 

 most popular. G. F. C. 



Windsor, Okt.— Geo. Campbell, who 

 .recently returnedi from Dawson City, 

 Alaska, says that gardeners who have 

 been growing vegetables in the valleys 

 have been iii:ikiii- ]iinii( y fast. Potatoes 

 have vicldril :;ihi Iiii-Im I- to the acre and 

 they liav r,,„i„,;,n>l. .1 $12 a bushel. 

 Cabbages biing .*l ;i liead and turnips 

 sell at $8 a bushel. Potatoes are plant- 

 ed early in May and are harvested in 

 September. 



Sioux City, Iowa. — J. C. Rennison, 

 the florist, gave a very successful flower 

 show last week. An art exhibition was 

 given in connection with the show and 

 there was a large attendance. 



Sandwich, Oxt. — H. 0. Fleming has 

 built two new houses and has obtained 

 a grower from Jamestown, N. Y. 



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