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The Florists^ Review 



E^BBCABT 10, 1916. 



BUFFALO. 



The Market. 



The supply of stock is larger than 

 at the last writing, but not sufficient 

 for present needs. The shipping busi- 

 ness is good. Boses are more plenti- 

 ful, but American Beauties at present 

 are somewhat scarce. Killarney, White 

 Killarney, Ophelia and Mock are the 

 most abundant. The color of Killarney 

 is much better now. 



The supply of carnations has not in- 

 creased enough to make a decided dif- 

 ference, with the exception of red car- 

 nations, for which there is no demand. 

 Sweet peas are coming along nicely, 

 but the supply is not what it should 

 be. The majority of these are rather 

 short-stemmed. The orchid-flowering 

 variety prevails. Easter lilies, callas 

 and Paper Whites are scarce. 



Jonquils and daffodils are the most 

 plentiful flowers on the market. The 

 Victoria jonquil is not as abundant as 

 Golden Spur. Daisies, both yellow and 

 white, freesias and myosotis are few. 

 Eoman hyacinths are quite plentiful. 

 Violets continue to sell well. Some 

 good singles are to be had just now. 

 Potted bulbous stock is becoming more 

 plentiful, with white and yellow tulips 

 in the lead. Greens are not overabun- 

 dant and it seems as if all the growers 

 are just cleaning their beds of greens. 



Various Notes. 



Tuesday evening, February 1, the 

 Buffalo Florists' Club held its annual 

 meeting for the nomination of its offi- 

 cers. The following were nominated: 

 President, Eobert Scott, L. H. Neubeck, 

 Emil Brucker; vice-president, WUliam 

 Grever, Mark Palmer, William Peaks; 

 financial secretary, Edward Stratmeyer, 

 Oliver Klingermeyer; treasurer, Wil- 

 liam Legge. 



Recent visitors were William B, 

 Leipzig, of A. Leipzig, Inc., New York; 

 R. E. Blackshaw, of the A. L. Randall 

 Co., Chicago. 



The Colonial Flower Shop is pro- 

 gressing successfully. There is a new 

 automobile for delivery purposes, 

 painted white with a lavender finish 

 that gives it a colonial effect. 



Palmer's report a great business on 

 the dollar box which they feature Fri- 

 day and Saturday of each week. 



L. H. Neubeck is delivering his par- 

 cels with a new delivery car. It is 

 painted a napier green. It was said 

 in a jesting manner, "You certainly 

 must be getting rich up there on the 

 comer." "Oh, no," was the reply, 

 "I am working hard for everything I 

 get, and anyone that wants anything 

 must work for it." 



Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Anderson are vis- 

 iting at Colorado Springs, Colo. 



Leon Neubeck recently opened a 

 flower store on Connecticut street. The 

 trade wishes him all kinds of success. 

 A. E. 



Manchester, N. H. — A florists* busi- 

 ness has been started here by G. T. 

 Davis. 



Durham, N. C— Fred Roll, the Flo- 

 rist, says he has to fight mildew every 

 minute of the day. Sulphur is used 

 liberally on the pipes and dusting is 

 done all the time. On sticky, cloudy 

 days, even with the outside tempera- 

 ture at 75 degrees, Mr, Roll fires his 

 boilers and opens the ventilators. 



To the USERS of MAGNOLIA LEA,VESt 



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This is 

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