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The Florists' Review j°~»= 29. 1616. 



POET WAYNE, IND. 



The Market. 



The market last week was unusually 

 brisk for this season of the year. Com- 

 mencements are about over and busi- 

 ness has settled down for the summer. 

 Weddings were numerous last week and 

 called for a good quantity of flowers. 

 Peonies, syringa blooms, snapdragons 

 and roses were used mostly in decora- 

 tive work. 



Peas, roses and pther greenhouse- 

 grown stock are becoming scarce, espe- 

 cially carnations. Many of the local 

 growers are emptying the carnation 

 houses. However, the quality of the 

 carnations is exceptionally fine. The 

 supply of roses is good and the quality 

 is fair. Mrs. Chas. Eussell and Shawyer 

 are holding up well. Killarneys are ar- 

 riving in the shorter grades and open 

 quickly. Ophelia, Sunburst and Ward 

 roses are of good quality and meet with 

 a fine demand for Wedding bouquets. 

 Peonies are in good supply and the 

 home-grown crop is coming into the 

 market in large numbers. Gladioli are 

 here, but they are none too plentiful. 

 Miniature gladioli are over for the sea- 

 son. Cattleyas are in short supply. Val- 

 ley is plentiful and the wholesale prices 

 are stiff. The demand is excellentr' 

 Easter lilies are plentiful. Sweet peas 

 are becoming scarce, but outdoor flow- 

 ers are more plentiful. Delphiniums 

 have made their appearance. In bloom- 

 ing plants crimson ramblers and hy- 

 drangeas are tne leaders. There is a 

 good demand for adiantum and Aspara- 

 gus plumosus. The supply is adequate. 



Various Notes. 



Miss E. Lanternier gave a party at 

 the Jefferson theater June 20 in honor 

 of one of the June brides. Eoses deco- 

 rated the refreshment table and flowers 

 were given as favors. 



Miss Marguerite Flick has returned 

 from a week-end house party at Rome 

 City, Ind. 



J. C. Beavers, of the soils and crops 

 department of Purdue University, was 

 a visitor to this city last week. 



The Flick Floral Co. had charge of 

 the decorations for the Suelzer-Berghoff 

 wedding last week, which was one of 

 the most elaborate of the season. 



Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Shive and chil- 

 dren motored to Columbia City and Tri- 

 (Lakes June 25. E. F. 



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