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The Florists^ Review 



JUNB 30, 1921 



SEATTLE NOTES. 



[Conoluili'd from page 64.] 



This grower will have some late peonies 

 this season. 



The lighter cut of lily of the valley, 

 with the demand occasioned by wed- 

 dings and graduations, caused a real 

 shortage. The Pinehurst Floral Shop 

 was one of the places affected. Irvin 

 Taylor, who saw service in France with 

 the Ninety-first division, has been add- 

 ed to the force of this shop. 



Vacation time has opened for the 

 Woodlawn Flower Shop in earnest. 

 Monday Mrs. Ruth Muench, Eddie 

 O'Neil and Eddie Osborne started on 

 their two weeks' vacation, while Miss 

 Gladys Cohen returned from a rest of 

 several days. 



Melby's Flower Shop has been se- 

 curing good results through the featur- 

 ing of water lilies in its window dis- 

 play. With the closing of the bedding 

 stock season, a check-up shows that 

 business was fully equal to the 1920 

 total, and ahead of war-time figures. 

 "Lot owners who were planting pota- 

 toes in the parking strip during war 

 times are coming back to flowers," is 

 the explanation Mr, Melby gives of 

 this. 



Felix Rosaia handled several large 

 social decorations lately, and was kept 

 busy by the school graduations last 

 week. 



An excellent crop of gladioli is being 

 cut at the greenhouses of Bernard and 

 Fred Gasch. 



The Seattle florists are giving unof- 

 ficial backing to the annual rose show 

 of the Seattle Rose Society, held this 

 year in the Forestry building of the 

 University of Washington. A number 

 of new varieties are to be offered by 

 rose enthusiasts, and several of the 

 professional growers are to have ex- 

 liibits on hand. H. M. 



W. M. Dyer is preparing to build a 

 private greenhouse at 3107 West Ken- 

 von street. 



Sweetwater, Tex. — The Flower Shop 

 was recently opened here under the 

 management of Mrs. M. E. Brown. 



Pekin, HI. — The business formerly 

 owned by John Bloompott is now con- 

 ducted under the name of Bloompott 

 Bros. John Bloompott died a few years 

 ago. 



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