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The Florists^ Review 



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Florists' Suppli 

 and Baskets 



Our new shipments of all classes of supplies Lave arrived = 



from the east and Europe in good time for EUaster. = 



Full line of Baskets, Mats, Pot Govern, Crepe = 



Paper, Tinfoil, Toothpicks, Chiffons, Ribbons, i 



Boxes, etc. Everything for florists' us «. = 



Largest and most complete stock in the westi. = 



I Cut Flowers Easter Lilies Tulips Spa.nish Iris | 



I All classes of Flowers and Greeus, Designs, et:c. I 



TELEGRAPH OR L. D. PHONE ORDERS 

 DELIVERED ANYWHERE. 



I CALIFORNIA CUT FLOWER and EVERGREEN CO. I 



i WHOLESALE FLORISTS AND SUPPLIES = 



= 316 South Broadway Phone Broadway 2369 LoS AlBgeleS, Cal. = 



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Mention The ReTlew when yon write. 



among the florists of Oakland, some of 

 it going to San Francisco. 



Podesta & Baldocchi have completed 

 the improvements in their store. 



Frank Eoach, of the Lynch Nursery 

 Co., Menlo Park, is bringing in some 

 fine Silver Pink snapdragon and says 

 he has a large cut coming, 



N. Peterson, of the Peninsula 

 Nursery, says liis stock of carnation 

 cuttings is now about sold out. 



The MacEorie-McLaren Co. is having 

 a number of rooms built on a mezzanine 



[OonUnned on pace 118.] 



PORTLAND, QBE. 



The Market. 



The volume of business handled last 

 week was fully up to the normsd for 

 the first week of April. Counter trade 

 was helped by favorable weather and 

 a fair quantity of orders for funerals 

 came in. From all records available, 

 March business was better than that of 

 March of last year. A little bedding 

 stock was sold, but this branch of the 

 trade was not pushed by the dealers. 

 Perennials and ornamentals moved 

 briskly. Concerns doing a catalogue 

 business report that districts east of 

 the Cascade range have responded bet- 

 ter than those west of the range. De- 

 pression in the lumber business is cited 

 as the chief cause for the difference. 

 Growers of bedding stock have prepared 

 for a heavy call, as all the outdoor 

 stock, except the hardiest sorts, was 

 killed during the winter. Many varie- 

 ties of fruit trees and all the early 

 shrubbery have come into bloom. The 

 warm days have helped the growers of 



BULIS 



SEEBS 



SUPPLIES 



FLOWERS 



SHIPPING 



COMMISSION 



C. KOOYMAN 



WHOLESALE PLOm 



Suoo«sa«r t« 

 HOGA.N.ICOOYMAN CO. 



27 Saint Anna Straot (Off Bath, Mar Kearny) 

 Pkoha Suttar 540 SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. 



ROOTED CARNATION CUHINOS 



Per 100 1000 



Matchless $3.00 $26.00 



WhlU Enchantress 2.26 20.0» 



Lt. Pink Enchantreee 2.25 20.00 



Oorgeoas 8.00 28.00 



Alice 600 60.00 



Victory 2.28 20.00 



25 at 100 rate; 260 at 1000 rate. 

 BASSETTS FLORAL GARDENS. 



CARNATION PLANTS- FROM 2h-W. POTS. 



Ready for fielA. Per 100 1000 



Matchless _ 



White Enchantress _ 



Lt. Pink Enchantress 



Gorgeous - 



Alice _ 



Victory _ 



B. $. BAtSm. Prep. 



Mention The ReTlew when yon write. 



LOOMIS. CAU 



Easter lilies and most of the stock will 

 be brought in on time. 



The carnation blooms are first-class, 

 but the stems of many varieties are 

 brittle, causing losses in handling. But 

 few varieties of blooming pot plants 

 are shown, and ferns are none too 

 plentiful. 



Various Notes. 



The Portland Floral Society will hold 

 its monthly meeting Tuesday, April 18, 

 at 8 p. m. 



Otto Lemke is cutting some excellent 

 Alice carnations. Niklas & Son say 

 this variety is a better keeper than 

 Enchantress. 



Max Smith filled some good-sized 

 orders for funeral work last week. 



Martin & Forbes exhibited some 

 blooms of the new rose. Gorgeous. 



A. F. Lalane has a flower stand in 

 the Market building, across the side- 

 walk from some of the public market 



booths. He says he keeps prices up 

 within reason, bu-t that on the street 

 plants and flower -a are constantly sold 

 at prices far belo~w the cost of produc- 

 tion. He cites as examples daffodils 

 at 5c per dozen ; geraniums, 2^: or 

 3-inch, at 5c eacta, often including the 

 pots. He predict::8 that ruinous prices 

 will eventually demoralize trade on the 

 street and affect the concerns having 

 an established bu-siness. 



Eahn & Herbert are cutting some 

 fine Cecile Brunner roses and pink 

 snapdragons. 



Oregon grape has been used exten- 

 sively in landsca3)ing the public parks. 

 It is now in fuLl bloom and makes a 

 fine showing. 



H. Diersch has built a small green- 

 house at 325 Trrenton street and will 

 grow stock to r«Btail among his neigh- 

 bors. 



"Wilson, Croimt& Qehr Co., Whole- 



