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The Florists^ Review 



Mahch 10. 1921. 



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DENVER, COLO. 



The Market. 



Tlie warm weather ])revailiiig lately 

 lias considerably increased the su])j)ly 

 of rut stock, to sucli an extent that the 

 long seareity is oxer. Roses are of the 

 best qnality, o\vin>i; to tiie lirijjht, siin- 

 sJiiny (lays. Carnations are arriving in 

 large (|iiantities daily. Sweet ]ieas are 

 in big o\('rsiij)]dy and sliow tlie effects 

 of the warm weather in tiieir (|iiality. 

 The presence of too ninch bulbons stock 

 may be jiartly responsible for a tem- 

 porarily overflowing market. If early 

 ordering is ;iny sign, Denver sliippers 

 will h;ive a splendid Easter business. 



Various Notes. 



W. S. Dolan, representing the Agmco, 

 was a visitor last week. 



Mr. Chambers, who is opening a 

 flower store at Louisville, Colo., in.'ide 

 a purchasing visit liist week. 



Mr. (Iross and II. Clausen will shortly 

 open a flower store in the Ideal build- 

 ing, Seventeenth and Champa streets. 



Charles France will erect a new 3()- 

 foot steel-frame greenhouse, of Agmco 

 construction, next summer. 



The su])ply department of tlie Den- 

 ver Wholesale Florist.s .Co. has grown 

 to such an extent in the last year that 

 it now keeps a salesman on the road. 



The Elitch Gardens Co. recently con- 

 tracted with the Agmco for the erec- 

 tion of a steel-bar house, 4.3x1. j(», 

 and also a small propagating house. 



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The big house will be planted to carna- 

 tions. This firm is cutting a large rose 

 crop this month. It also has a tine 

 bench of baby ramblers coming on. 



The Denver Society of Ornamental 

 Horticulture sent 100 blooms of the new 

 carnation Denver to President Harding, 

 to arrive in time for the in.auguration 

 ceremonies. (Jcorge Brenkert, the orig- 

 inator, said he had no fear of their ar- 

 riving in anything but perfect condi- 

 tion, .'IS Denver has safely made the 

 trip before. R. E. II. 



NEWARK, N. J. 



The Market. 



Flowers of many kinds are in abun- 

 dance at the present time. They are 

 much cheaper than tliey have been. 

 Roses still hold up in price, but most 



other flowers can be bought much 

 cheaper than a few weeks ago. They 

 will, of course, soar again as Easter 

 approaches. Many Newark florists 

 have been h.aving :i lot of funeral work 

 during the last two or three weeks. 

 Orchids arc fine at present, and the 

 s.Tuie may be said of violets, mignon- 

 ette, lilies of the valley, roses and the 

 various spring flowers. Lilacs are now 

 beginning to come into the market. 



Various Notes. 



Philips Bros, report an unusually 

 large amounl of funeral work recently. 

 Transient trade is reported a little slow 

 at present. The outlook is fine for a 

 big Easter business. 



F. P. Wolfinger had an especially fine 

 funeral piece recently, a blanket of or- 

 chids and lilies of the vallev. K. B. M. 



