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The Florists^ Review 



May 28, 1921 



TOLEDO, O. 



The Market. 



The extremely hot weather last week 

 look the life out of the market, also 

 the stock. However, in general, things 

 were going well, and an occasional 

 spurt of heavy funeral work made the 

 totals for the 'week, if anything, above 

 normal. Sweet peas are rapidly dis- 

 appearing, but, from present indica- 

 tions, it is sure that the outdoor-grown 

 stock will be in early this year. 



Eoses, while still good, do not last. 

 Calendula will soon be over with. Me- 

 morial day, probably, will not be so 

 heavy as some are inclined to believe. 

 Home-grown peonies will just about be 

 in almost everyone 's yard and, with iris 

 and other flowers in bloom, the florists 

 will have worthy competition. This 

 city, perhaps, can show as many new 

 homes in proportion to its population as 

 any other city in the country. Numer- 

 ous orders for landscape work show 

 that the "home beautiful" idea is 

 spreading rapidly outdoors, as well as 

 indoors. 



Bedding stock is unusually fine and, 

 with the exception of vincas, which 

 are scarce, the supply is equal to the 

 demand. 



Various Notes. 



Scottwood Greenhouses report two 

 large weddings for last week. Business 

 is good, according to the senior T. 

 Magee. 



The Century Flower Shop, formerly 

 the store of Mrs. J. B. Freeman, had 

 many nice pieces for the funeral of the 

 superintendent of the state hospital, 

 Wednesday, May 18. 



Metz & Bateman received forty-three 

 telegraph orders the Saturday before 

 Mothers' day. 



Max Spanner doubled his telegraph 

 orders for Mothers' day over last year. 



Helen Patten's store reminds one of 

 Nippon. Eare judgment is shown in the 

 arrangement of the store and the deco- 

 rations. H, E. K. 



The greenhouses of C. W. Counter have 

 been purchased by F. J. Godin, who is 

 selling his crops in Toledo. He is grow- 

 ing sweet peas, carnations, chrysanthe- 

 mums and potted plants. 



Stafford, Kan. — Mrs. Gordon Allen has 

 sold out to A. Jaster. 



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