The Florists' Review 



July 20, 1916. 



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NEWARK, N. J. 



The Market. 



As -was to be expected, business is a 

 little slow, though it has kept up well, 

 considering the experience of former 

 years. According to reports, there has 

 been a considerable number of funerals. 



Rambler roses have practically gone. 

 Carnations are petering out and their 

 quality is much inferior. The same is 

 true of sweet peas. Valley is good for 

 this time of the year. Some good out- 

 door snapdragons now are coming into 

 the market and black-eyed susans are 

 in their prime. The colors of this 

 flower happen to be the colors chosen 

 for Newark's anniversary celebration, 

 and, for that reason, many of them 

 have been used. There are fine callas 

 and Easter lilies in the market. Each 

 week sees a larger supply of gladioli — 

 larger, better flowers. There are some 

 asters coming into the market, but they 

 are the greenhouse-grown variety and 

 not 'overplentiful. Some of the florists 

 are offering aster plants for bedding 

 purposes. Roses are good for this time 

 of the year and are moderate in price. 



Various Notes. 



Philips Bros, recently had a 3-room 

 decoration consisting of black-eyed 

 susans and oak foliage. 



Edward Jacobi, of Irvington, reports 

 a good business for the first six months 

 of the year. He has great difficulty in 

 procuring sufficient help, laborers of all 

 kinds being at a premium at the time. 

 Higher wages were offered, but even at 

 that it was impossible to get 'all the 

 help needed. 



Fred Philips, of Philips Bros., has 

 gone to Corson 's inlet on an extended 

 •fishing trip. He will work his way 

 down the !New Jersey coast. When he 

 returns his brother, Frank Philips, will 

 go on a month 's fishing trip. 



William H. Witheridge remarked that 

 while business has dropped off during 

 the last few weeks, it still keeps up 

 well in view of the fact that it is nearly 

 midsummer. K. B. M. 



Negaunee, Mich. — The Negaunee 

 Greenhouses, established by the Cleve- 

 land-Cliffs Iron Co., have been leased to 

 Frederick Nielsen, of Chicago. Mr. 

 Nielsen will retain William Gilbert, 

 Harry Harding and F. Harris in his 

 employ. The business is a large one, 

 having been established nearly twenty- 

 five years, there being agencies in many 

 towns in the peninsula. The nursery 

 is not included in the lease. 



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