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The Florists^ Review 



Jdnb 10. 1020. 



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The Market. 



Memorial flay business was good, but 

 there were not as large quantities of 

 outdoor stock sold as in former years. 

 Because of the backward season, snow- 

 balls, irises, peonies, lemon lilies, etc., 

 were not on the market in time for the 

 holiday. Large quantities of magnolia 

 and galax wreaths were sold for ceme- 

 tery purposes. 



Outdoor valley is excellent and large 

 quantities are arriving on the market. 

 Three or four days of intensely hot 

 weather have caused a large amount of 

 the valley stock to turn brown. Car- 

 nations are plentiful; consequently the 

 price has dropped. Eoses of all kinds 

 are of fine quality. Sweet peas are 

 plentiful and the quality is good. It is 

 diflScult to get cattleyas at present. 



Greens are scarce and the situation 

 is serious. Hardy ferns, smilax and 

 asparagus are extremely scarce and ex- 

 pensive. Shipments of California 

 chestnut, hemlock and spruce have be- 

 gun to arrive, but are expensive to use 

 in large quantities. Some of the flo- 

 rists are cutting their ferns to use for 

 greens. 



Various Notes. 



Salter Bros, had a fine display of 

 dogwood in their window last week. 



George T. Boucher exhibited an ex- 

 eellent collection of Darwin tulips re- 

 cently. 



Horace J. Head sailed for England 

 Hay 29 to visit his family. He has 

 been separated from them for about 

 nine years, as it was impossible to 

 visit his home during the war. 



Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Armbrust wel- 

 comed a small daughter, Janet Eliza- 

 beth, into their home May 28. 



H. E. Wilson 's force at the green- 

 houses is kept busy filling urns and win- 

 dow boxes. This firm had a fine dis- 

 play of wreaths for Memorial day. 



C. W. Curtis has begun cutting his 

 aummer crop of orchids and they are 

 unusual ones, having eight or nine 

 blooms on one plant. 



Harry Merritt's crop of Delight car- 

 nations is still of good quality. 



Collatos Bros, are making a specialty 

 of summer baskets filled with peas. 



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