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nations. These were offered at $4 per 

 thousand April 28, and at that hardly 

 moved. Sweet peas are plentiful, too 

 much so. Fine double lilac is selling 

 well. Daffodils are plentiful and vio- 

 lets are over for this season. Lilies and 

 callas have crowded the wholesalers' 

 tables all week. Fancy ferns sell at $3 

 per thousand. Asparagus is in good de- 

 mand, as well as smilax. 



Various Notes. 



Eeports regarding Easter business 

 still are coming to hand and they are 

 such that I repeat that St. Louis florists 

 experienced one of the best Easter 

 trades this year. 



The executive committee of the spring 

 flower show met April 24 at the office 

 of the Bourdet Floral Co. The work 

 of the various committees for this show 

 was commended. 



Miss J. Mottell, head of. the office 

 force of the Nicotine Mfg. Co., 117 

 North Main street, reports a number of 

 large shipping orders last week. One 

 came from New Zealand, on which was 

 marked: "Saw your advertisement in 

 The Review." J. S. Carter, head of 

 the company, was a visitor in Chicago 

 recently. 



The leading retailers in the west end 

 report a number of decorations booked 

 for "weddings and social functions to 

 take place this month. 



Oscar Kuehn, of the W. C. Smith 

 Wholesale Floral Co., spent Easter at 

 the Missouri Botanical Garden and took 

 several fine photographs of the Shake- 

 spearean garden, which was opened to 

 the public April 23. 



Charles and Henry Meyer, of Webster 

 Groves, had a grand cut of sweet peas 

 that were classed with the fancies for 

 the Easter trade. They will have a 

 large cut for Memorial day. 



Planting-out time is at hand. Wm. 

 Schray & Sons, Charles Beyer, F. Fill- 

 more, J. M. Walther and John Held 

 are waiting for the warm weather so 

 that they may start working on the 

 many orders booked. 



Our local rose growers, Messrs. Pil- 

 cher, Werner, Cerny and Steidle, had a 



good cut of extra fine quality Russell, 

 iphelia'and Killarney roses for Easter. 

 The local trade consumed the greater 

 part of this cut. 



A visit to the office and storerooms 

 of Lechner Bros., in the Caxton build- 

 ing, was interesting. I found them busy 

 getting out large orders of bulbs for 

 the local and outside florists. Martin 



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