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Tlie Florists' Review 



Afbii. 24, 1919. 



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Easter Trade. 



After a cold, rainy week, Saturday 

 turned warm, with prospects for a pleas* 

 ant Easter Sunday. Business was fine; 

 in fact, in some cases it was much better 

 than ever before. The prices secured for 

 both plants and cut flowers were better 

 than those of last year. The cut flowers 

 were all sold by Saturday night, but a 

 good many plants were still left on Sun- 

 day morning. Easter lilies, of course, 

 were scarce. Easter Greeting pelar- 

 goniums sold readily at good prices. 

 There were some fine hydrangeas, which 

 brought good returns. Most of the bulb-, 

 ous stock had gone some days before. 



Vaxious Notes. 



Otto Kuebler, of the Hotel McCreedy 

 Flower Shop, reports he had all he could 

 do and more. He had some good Easter 

 lilies, which sold at 50 cents per bloom. 

 He had a nice cut of carnations from his 

 place at Newbufg, but bought his roses 

 from Gullett & Sons, of Lincoln, 111. 

 Late Sunday morning, he says, orders 

 for corsage bouquets were piling up and 

 he did not know when they would be 

 done. 



Niednagel & Sons had an immense cut 

 of carnations and cleaned them up well. 

 They had large numbers of fine hydran- 

 geas and Easter Greeting pelargoniums, 

 which sold well. 



The Wm. Blackman Floral Co. had its 

 usual big holiday trade, selling some 

 Easter lilies, besides a large quantity of 

 plants of other kinds. In cut flowers, 

 carnations were in the largest supply. 



The Lockyear Floral Co. reports an 

 immense trade, with a fine stock of 

 plants and cut flowers, which sold at 

 good prices. 



O. S. Smith had first-class business 

 both at his market stand and at the 

 greenhouses. 



Karl Zeidler reports business much 

 better than last year. He had a big crop 

 of carnations and cut just enough roses 

 to fill his orders. He says roses were not 

 BO much in demand as carnations and 

 other stock. He sold all his Easter 

 Greeting pelargoniums that were in 

 bloom and had a lot of white petunias, 

 which were quickly sold. He did not 

 have any lilies or other bulbous stock. 



Mrs. J. C. Elspermann sold everything 

 that had a bloom on it and says business 

 was better than ever before. She was 

 among the fortunate ones who had a few 

 hundred pans of hyacinths and tulips, 

 and these were all sold by Friday eve- 

 ning. She also had about 200 hydran- 

 geas and sold all of these. 



Theodore Kuebler was kept busy get- 

 ting stock to his market stands and had 

 better business than ever. E. L. F. 



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