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The Florists' Review sbpt-mbkb 21. idw. 



NASHVILLE, TENN. 



The Market. 



Two weeks have brought great 

 changes in trade conditions. The 

 schools are opening and thousands of 

 students are arriving. This makes for 

 better business, as well as the return of 

 many families who spend their summers 

 away from the city until the schools 

 open. Business now is better than it 

 was at any time this summer, with stock 

 none too plentiful. Carnations are com- 

 ing in freely and are of good quality. 

 They are cleaning up well every week. 



Boses still are scarce, or, better, they 

 are scarce again. But from the looks 

 of the houses it will not be more than 

 a week or two until roses will be plenti- 

 ful enough for all demands. I have 

 never seen asters so scarce and of such 

 inferior quality as they are this season. 

 Gladioli also are scarce, while dahlias 

 are not plentiful enough to cut any fig- 

 ure in the market. The first chrysan- 

 themums have not yet made their ap- 

 pearance, but they will be here within 

 a fortnight, from the appearance of the 

 houses. The early mums are not gen- 

 erally profitable here, but they will be 

 welcomed this year. 



French bulbs arrived last week, at 

 least the Paper Whites did. They are 

 not of high quality this season, so far 

 as I can see. The Dutch bulbs have n,ot 

 yet arrived. Usually they reach this 

 city before this time. 



Various Notes. 



The Joy Floral Co. has a striking 

 show window, consisting of a running 

 stream and a pond with goldfishes and 

 water lilies. 



Joseph Browne, proprietor of the 

 Lischey Greenhouses, has things at his 

 place in the best of condition. He says 

 his cut flower business is increasing 

 steadily. 



J. F. Corbett is considering taking on 

 a good man to help to manage his place. 

 He is a railroad conductor, and his busi- 

 ness is rapidly becoming too extensive 

 to handle without proper assistance. 



Oscar Geny is away from the city 

 most of the time, principally at Redboil- 

 ing Springs. Leo Geny is again on deck 

 at the store, having returned from his 

 trip north. 



Haury & Sons are still cutting roses 

 heavily. They had good cuts during 

 the entire period of scarcity. 



Mclntyre Bros, have some good 

 orchids in pots in their show windows at 

 present. Their cut of gladioli is the 

 best I have seen since early summer. 



F. B. 



NICOTINE 40% 



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 Upsal Station, P.P.R.. Philadelphia, Pa. 



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if you want thrifty, healthy, beautiful shrubbery, flowers 

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