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The Florists^ Review 



JLLV 29, 1»20 



Gloire de Chatelaine 



Begori 



We have a fine lot of plants in 4-inch pots. Shift these into 6-inch 

 Azjalea pots for late summer and fall sales. They will pay you 

 ^ handsomely. $15.00 per 100. ^ 



BAUR & STEINKAMP 



3800 Rockwood Ave. INDIANAPOLIS, IND. 



and Autumn Glow. Others, such as 

 Prince of Wales, Mrs. Dr. Norton, 

 White Giant, Lavender Pendleton, 

 Schwaben, Niagara, Pink Perfection 

 and Loveliness, are grown in large quan- 

 tities. There are also many acres de- 

 voted to shrubs and perennials. • Some 

 exceptionally large stocks of Thalictrum 

 dipterocarpum, Lilium regale, L. Henryi 

 and L. myriophyllum are seen. J. J. 

 Grullemans, who owns a half interest in 

 the firm, is widely known as a bulb and 

 perennial grower and the progressive- 

 ness of the firm is due to his active in- 

 terest. T. J. M. 



CLEVELAND. 



The Market. 



The demand for all kinds of stock 

 has fallen considerably and the time 

 has come for most florists to take a 

 much needed rest and vacation. With 

 the exception of a few weddings and 

 funerals, there has been little business 

 in this market during the last week, 

 and still it seems as though business is 

 a little better than last year at this 

 time. Stock is arriving in much greater 

 abundance, especially gladioli. Few as- 

 ters and dahlias are on the market, 

 while sweet peas, bachelor's buttons, 

 water lilies, coreopsis, gaillardia, gypso- 

 phila, achillea and calendula seem to be 

 the flowers most in evidence. The price 

 of gladioli has steadily decreased with 

 the greater supply, although they are 

 still bringing 4 and 6 cents. The 

 weather has been quite cool, which in a 

 way is advantageous to the keeping of 

 «tock. Carnations are gone for a time, 

 but roses are coming in better every 

 day. Fancy ferns have been arriving 

 in poor shape, making a decided loss 

 for the jobbers. 



Various Notes. 



Mrs. Cares is on an extended vaca- 

 tion, visiting relatives in Meadville, 

 Pa. 



Miss Dunn, of the Flower Shoppe, 

 has returned from a trip to Buffalo and 

 reports an exceedingly good time. 



John Kirchner has returned from an 

 automobile trip to Buffalo, Washington 

 and the east. He reports a flne trip, 

 being entertained royally by Carl Beck, 



