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The Florists' Review 



OCTOBBB 21, 1920 



INDIANAPOLIS, IND. 



Tlie Market. 



Flowers are more numerous than 

 they were a week ago, but are not 

 plentiful. Carnations are appearing in 

 better supply. Good ones are bringing 

 $3, while selects bring $4 and some 

 poorer ones are selling at $2. Roses 

 are in excellent demand. These are 

 available in nearly all .varieties, but 

 are quickly sold. They range in price 

 from $4 to $16 per hundred. 



Chrysanthemums are gradually ap- 

 pearing in larger supply, but the de- 

 mand is so good that the increased sup- 

 ply is hardly noticeable. With the large 

 varieties are now appearing a few 

 pompons, which are more than welcome. 

 Large blooms are bringing $2.50 to 

 $3.50 per dozen. 



Still coming into the market are a 

 number of good dahlias. These are 

 in red, pink, yellow, bronze and laven- 

 der and are of extra good quality. Be- 

 cause of the scarcity of other stock, 

 they are in good favor. These and cos- 

 mos are practically the only outdoor 

 stock remaining. 



Easter lilies are selling at $2.50 per 

 dozen. The active demand caused by 

 funeral work has been exhausting the 

 supply. 



Some sweet peas are on the market 

 and, although, the supply as yet is 

 meager, they are a welcome addition. 



Potted plants are in favor. Ferns, 

 Jerusalem cherries, begonias and a few 

 chrysanthemums are offered. 



Various Notes. 



The November meeting of the In- 

 diana State Florists' Association will 

 be held November 9 at Richmond, Ind. 

 The Indianapolis party will leave at 

 7:45 o'clock on the Pennsylvania rail- 

 road and will stop at East Haven. The 

 members of the association will be the 

 guests of the Richmond members, who 

 are Fred H. Simon, Edward Fulle, C. E. 

 Ruch, E. A. Neuman, Joseph H. Hill, 

 E. G. Hill, E. H. Mann, George R. 

 Gause, Claude C. Clark and J. S. 

 Tweedie. 



Herman Junge, who is in the St. 

 [OoDcluded on paffe 122.] 



Chrysanthemums 



Pot kinds, nicely in bud, 5-in and 6-in.. 

 40c, 50c, 75c and Sl.OO each. 



Cyclamen 



8-inch, $16.00 and $20.00 per 100; 4-inch, 

 $40.00; 4-inch, select. $50.00. 



Ferns 



Boston, Verona, extra heavy, 4-inch, $35.00 

 per 100. Boston and Whitmanii, 5-inch, 

 select, 65c each. 



Primula Obconica 



2>fl-inch, $7.00 per 100; 8-inch, $12.00; 4-inch, 



$25.00. 

 Packing, 6c on the dollar. In paper pots, 10c. 



GULLETT&SONS,Unctln,IU. 



ORCHIDS 



We ifrow and sell Orchids only. Can fur- 

 nish you with anythinir In this line. 



If you Intend investing in Orchids, do so now 

 while prices are low. 



Special lists on application. 



LAGER & HORRELL, Siwut, New Jersey 



Group Number One 



Of the Clement Moore Hybrid Orchids 



Priced from $7.50 to $30 



This group consists of Hybrids that have flowered. 

 Because of having flowered once, they are, as is their 

 habit, now in full vigor, insuring to you their next 

 flowers being at their best. 



24 Cattlera PortU $7.50 



5 Cattkya M«ria 15. 



13 Cattkya Maatiaii. .11, $7.50; 1. $25; 1. 35. 



1 Cattkya Iris 7.50 



1 Brats* Laalia Foanieri 7.50 



1 Cattlsya Dawiaaa x DaTaUaaa 7.50 



8 L. C. MartiMtti 7.50 



1 NicrissBt X Hardyaaa 7.50 



132 Catilaya EaU '22. $25; 104. 25. 



27L.C.Acii 12, $10; 5, 7.50 



3 Cattkya Priacats 2. $7.50; 1, 25. 



30 Cattkya Zaphyr 22. $25: 2. 15. 



36 Cattkya Batkatiaaa. 8. $10; 17. $25; 11. 7.50 

 41 Cattkya A. Duaack, 4. $15; 2. $20; 35. 30. 

 15 HykiUs, name lost 10. 



4 Ladi* Catticya Ckaatiau 10. 



3 Cattkya Haniyaaa 15. 



ICattkyaCaMt 2.5. 



31 Cattkya Empna Frederick. 3. $20. 27, 25. 



2 Cattkya RapkadNa. 40 25. 



9 L C. Ckaakawiaa 7.50 



5 L. C. Warakaacani 7.60 



r>)B. LHcka 7.50 



270 B. C. Marsaac and Sc4cai, 1U5. $15; 



105, $20: 60. 30. 



14 L. C. Faiciaatar 



4 Cattkya Daueldorfu Uadiae, 2. $25: 



1. $35; 1, 

 100 Cattleya Fabia alba 50. $25; 5U, 



2 L. C. Callittaf ktsa 



6L.C. Mabel 



8 Cattkya Rapkacke 



42 Cattkya Hybridt. B. B 



28 Cattkya Kkaattuaa 



3CattkyaGea. Paa 2, $10; 1, 



6 Cattkya Mary SaMkr 



23 L. C. Marlcaettii 9. $10: 14. 



6 Cattkya Cbaabwiaaa Kez. . .3. $15; 3, 



31 L C. Laaiaaaa 2i, $20; 9, 



12L.C. FsaiMri 



68 Cattkya Caaksaui. 25, $15; 25, $25; 13. 



8 Cattkya Cappai alba 



11 Cattkya Viitahi 5, $20:6. 



4 Cattkya GatUU s Hardyaaa 



34 L. C. CaUktackMa 15. $12; 14. 



12 B. C. 1 »«■■■!! 



195 Cattleya Balkatiaiaaa 



166 Cattkya L C. and B.C.. B.B 



4 L. C. Saalaage 



$10. 



15. 

 , 30. 

 10. 

 7.50 

 20. 

 10. 

 25. 

 20. 

 15. 

 15. 

 20. 

 25. 

 15. 

 20. 

 25. 

 25. 

 10. 

 15. 

 25. 

 22. 

 12. 

 25. 



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Rutk* 



rford NJ. 



FORCING STOCK 



Azaleas in 5 varieties; Rhododendrons; Ericas; Flowering 

 Crab Apples; Flowering Peaches; Deutzias; Jasminum; 



Double Flowering Plums: Wistaria. 



Ask for prices and varieties. 



Standard Bay Trees and Ivies and Evonymus 



Bee former issues of paper. 



Bobbink & Atkins, 



Nurserymen 

 and Florists 



Rutherford, N. J. 



