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le Florists^ Review 



JUKE 9, 1021 



AMLING'S 



FOR 



Flowers at Summer Prices 



AM LING'S will have abundance of first-class 



VALLEY 



for June Weddings, and every other description of Flowers and Greens ' 



at lowest market prices consistent with AMLING quality 

 Store open from 7 a. m. to 5 p. m. daily Store closed Sundays 



E. C. AMLING CO., 447 Wall Street, LOS ANGELES 



E. I. Harris, Ernest Hotsenpillcr, J. O. 

 Hawkins, William P. Holmes, Fred W. 

 Gyst, William S. Goldsbary, Charles 

 Gilmer, Roy Geiser, Bernard F. Gasch, 

 Gino Desidcri, Benjamin Del Fonte, J. 

 C. Dresser, W. D. Desmond, Frank A. 

 Chervenka, Charles E. Cole, Harry A. 

 Crouch, George W. Chapman, Gus 

 Bjorkman, George Beckingham, J. A. 

 Boyco, C. H. Benson, Frank J. Bell, 

 W. M. Beall, Ealph Anderson, Dr. F. A. 

 Allen and W. R. Dahlgren. H. M. 



LOS ANGELES, CAL. 



Tbe Market. 



Memorial day's coming on Monday 

 this year caused the business to be 

 spread over at least three days, and 

 there are indications that a much larger 

 volume of business was done this year 

 than in any year preceding. Biggest of 

 all was the demand for such flowers 

 as statice, strawflowers, rhodanthe and 

 similar stock for wreaths, bouquets and 

 other devices, both for shipping and 

 local use. This started in much earlier 

 than usual and kept up until the end, 

 the amount used being enormous and 

 far beyond anything ever done here be- 

 fore. Had it not been for this, flowers 

 would have been scarcer. As it was, 

 there was a shortage of gladioli, good 

 Shasta and yellow daisies, callas, out- 

 door carnations and other medium- 

 priced decorative stock. Roses were 

 well up to the demand and, owing to the 

 cool weather, particularly good. Had 

 tlie weather at points shipped to been 

 as cool as at Los Angeles, there would 

 have been few complaints as to arriv- 

 als, but from points in Arizona, Ne- 

 vada, New Mexico, Utah and Texas, 

 hot weather was reported and some 

 pre-holiday complaints were heard, 

 making shippers anxious as to how the 

 big shipments would arrive. For some 

 reason, possibly the recent rains, field 

 carnations were anj'thing but first-class, 

 indoor stock being better. Valley is in 

 fine shape, and as there is much Cattleya 

 gigas in bloom, this and C. Mossia? in- 

 sure plenty of orchids. From now on 

 dou))tless prices on all classes of stock 

 will favor the buj'er, this referring es- 

 pecially to outdoor varieties. In plants 

 there is a good showing of hydrangeas, 

 some rhododendrons and plenty of 

 good ferns and palms. Greens of all 

 kinds are plentiful, but plumosus in 

 particular is not of good quality, except 

 from a few of the best growers. 



American Florists' Exchange. 



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and get the beat 



Roses, Shasta Daisies, Gladioli and all 

 other June Flowers and Greens 



-FROM THE— 



L. A. FLORAL COMPANY 



77l« Howu€ of Quality and Smrviem 

 236 EAST FOURTH ST., LOS ANGELES, CALIF. 



Storm C(oatd on Sandayt 



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All Seasonable Cut Flowers 



and Greens 



WE SHIP ANYWHERE 



California Floral Company 



THE BEST IN THE WEST 



217 Winston St. LOS ANGELES, CAL. 



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POINSETTIA STOCK PLANTS 



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nATTI P'r^lCF' 1226 Hayworth Ave^ LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA 

 K^J^^jM-t *-*V^*^»-*j Largest grower of Cut Poinsettias and Poinsettia Slock Plants. 



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