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The Florists^ Review 



AdoOST 19, 1920 



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SAK FRANCISCO NOTES. 



[Concluded from page 86.] 



Marin county, won the first prize for 

 the largest collection. His nursery is 

 at present the attraction of motorists 

 who drive along the highway in that 

 section of Marin county. John Carbone 

 won the first prize for the best vase of 

 fifty spikes. Cypress Lawn Cemetery 

 won three prizes; one was for the best 

 seedling and another was for the larg- 

 est seedling. On all hands, the show was 

 voted to be a good one and it has un- 

 doubtedly had an excellent effect in 

 stimulating interest in gladioli. Many 

 of the florists' stores featured masses 

 of gladioli last week, both in their win- 

 dows and on their counters. 



The C. Kooyman Co. reports that 

 carnations are good but scarce just at 

 present. Eoses arc also a little scarce. 

 Mr. Kooyman states that the bulb in- 

 dustry in California is growing rapidly. 

 Freesias, Paper White narcissi and 

 dahlias are the bulbs most grown at 

 present. 



Domoto Bros, are successfully ship- 

 ping asters as far east as Denver and 

 other Kocky mountain states. Several 

 shipments of asters have also been made 

 to Detroit, Toledo and points farther 

 east. These lots have not been heard 

 from as yet, but satisfactory results are 

 anticipated. Many local shipments of 

 asters are being made and other coast 

 states are taking good quantities of 

 asters. Chrysanthemums are coming 

 along nicely. 



The United Flower & Supply Co. 

 finds it too early yet to ship chrysan- 

 themums to distant points. This crop 



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 BURLINGTON, IOWA 



is coming along nicely and many for 

 local shipment are being satisfac- 

 torily sent out. This company antici- 

 pates that, by the first week in Septem- 

 ber,' chrysanthemums will be ready for 

 shipment east. Carnations are scarce; 

 few people liave any crop on hand. Big 

 shipments of strawflowers are in demand 

 all over the east. 



Domoto Bros, state that auratum and 

 rubrum lilies are arriving plentifully. 

 They are shipping these flowers to coast 

 points and have a fine display of them 

 in their store. Good roses are greatly 

 in demand and are hard to get. They 

 have some attractive begonias on dis- 

 play. 



Enomoto & Co. are shipping asters to 

 New Orleans, Omaha and Oklahoma, as 

 well as to a number of other places on 

 this side of Chicago. These shipments 

 are arriving in good condition. The 

 crop of asters this year is unusually 



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fine and plentiful. A splendid crop of 

 chrysanthemums is coming along ami 

 the firm will start shipping them early 

 in September. "Carnations and roses 

 are scarce, but asters are plentiful," is 

 Mr. Enomoto 's summary of the mar- 

 ket. The abundant supply of good as- 

 ters has resulted in their being cheap. 

 Numerous orders are arriving for straw- 

 flowers. This company received a large 

 shipment of mats from Japan. A num- 

 ber of freesias of different sizes and 

 colors have also arrived from Japan. 



M. M. 



