Apeil 6, 1916. 



The Florists^ Review 



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Florists' Supplies j 

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Our new shipments of all classes of supplies have arrived = 



from the east and Europe in good time for Easter. E 



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Boxes, etc. Everything for florists' use. = 



Largest and most complete stock in the west. • S 



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All classes of Flowers and Greens, Designs, etc. I 



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and funeral work is the only depart- 

 ment that holds its own. Some of the 

 growers report more business from the 

 smaller shops in residential districts 

 than from'those downtown. Wild flow- 

 ers are a prominent feature, brodiaeas 

 being added to the list last week. For- 

 get-me-not does well, and stocks, mari- 

 golds, etc., are becoming more plentiful. 

 Some poeticus and a few freesias and 

 daffodils are offered and there is a 

 heavy cut of ixias, anemones and ra- 

 nunculi, which have been fairly well 

 received. Carnations are good and 

 bring fair prices for the season, and 



sweet peas are doing a little better. 

 Violets are rapidly going off crop, but 

 are not missed. Hyacinths are going 

 out, while tulips are in great supply, 

 with really fine stock the exception. 

 Spanish iris is coming in better and will 

 soon be plentiful. The market is over- 

 loaded with lilac, though it is rather 

 popular. Peonies are magnificent and 

 with abundant offerings are largely 

 crowding orchids out as a display fea- 

 ture. There are enough cattleyas to 

 meet current demands and phalsenopsis 

 is almost too plentiful. The cut of gar- 

 denias is good and does not move as 



fast as it did. Easter lilies are a little 

 scarce at the moment and a few callas 

 are moving. There are many lilies 

 ready to bloom. Valley continues scarce, 

 but the little appearing is good. The 

 market is fairly flooded with cheap 

 roses and the average stock is so good 

 that really fine lots move slowly. Baby 

 roses are now in ample supply. Pot 

 stock wins considerable attention. 

 Rambler roses are fine and fairly plenti- 

 ful. Wistaria is about at its best and 

 there are many fine rhododendrons. 

 Many good spiraeas have appeared and 

 more of them are expected soon. 



