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The Weekly Florists^ Review. 



November 20. 1902. 



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UTICA, N. Y. 



The Florists' Club, of Utioa. eele- 

 lirated the opening of more commodious 

 ijuarters in the Mannerchor building on 

 Friday evening, November 14, by hold- 

 ing a special flower meeting, followed 

 by a bountiful repast, which was en- 

 joyed by about thirty of the members. 



Besides the flowers furnished by the 

 members of the club, the F, R. Pierson 

 ■Co. sent us a box of the wonderful Pier- 

 soni fern, for which we extend our many 

 thanks. I think there is not a florist in 

 XJtica who will not try a few of them. 

 AVe were also favored with a bunch of 

 the Enchantress carnation from Mr. 

 Fisher, Ellis, Mass., to whom also we 

 are very thankful. We also wish to 

 thank the Dale Estate for a bos of the 

 new rose, Canadian Queen. Although it 

 ■did not arrive until the morning after 

 the meeting, the secretary took the trou- 

 ble to see that the members had a chance 

 to see it^ and they are all praises for the 

 ■Queen. 



Now that we are in permanent quar- 

 ters we are expecting great things for 

 our club, which is steadily growing, 

 baying received two applications for 

 membership at the special meeting. 



We are going to have a carnation 

 meeting in February. There are a great 

 many growers of this beautiful flower 

 bere, and many of the flowers were seen 

 at the special meeting. Our president 

 was presented with an oddity in the 

 shape of a blue carnation, grown by C. 

 F. Seitzer, our worthy treasurer. 



We understand that Mr. Peter Crowe 

 has purchased quite a lot of the new 

 rose, Canadian Queen, which indicates 

 that lie must think well of it, and I 

 presume that others also will grow it 

 here. 



Chi-ysanthemums for Thanksgiving day 

 are not over plenty. There will be some 

 good Eatons, as that variety is some- 

 what late here. There were some ver}' 

 good blooms of most of the varieties 

 grown here, and they sold very well. 



Our next regular meeting will be held 

 December 4, when you will hear fi-oiii 

 us again. ' S. 



Malta, Ohio.— W. C. Scovell's busi- 

 'uess has increased 40 per cent the past 

 year, and prospects for a still greater 

 increase are good. 



TnRi;F. EiVERs, Micii. — Wm. Dyer, 

 who is the only florist here, is well satis- 

 fied with the amount of business done 

 the past year. He has lately changed his 

 Iieating system from flue to hot water. 



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