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The Florists^ Review 



DiOMBIB 8, 1921 



T. J. NOLL FLORAL CO. 



1117-19 McGee St., 



KANSAS CITY, MO. 



Xmas Flowers 



We have excellent stock in the following varieties: 



ROSES 



Columbia, Premier, Butterfly, Ophelia and Milady. 



CARNATIONS 



fancy, in all colors. 



STEVIA NARCISSI VALLEY VIOLETS 



SWEET PEAS Imported WHITE STATICE 



Anything you need in Xmas supplies, Jap Frieze, all colors. Ruscus, Lycopodium, 

 green and colored, Oak Leaves, Magnolia Leaves, Artificial Leaves. 



We will protect our customers on prices. All our flowers are furnished by our 

 own growers, we do not buy and reship, you get fresh stock at all times. 



BOSTON, MASS. 



The Market. 



Business is only moderately good. It 

 is never brisk between Thanksgiving 

 and Christinas, and quiet conditions 

 generally prevail until the festive season 

 begins. The quantities of flowers ar- 

 riving are being steadily reduced, and 

 there is no unwieldy surplus to handle, 

 as there was a few weeks ago. Chrys- 

 anthemums begin to show signs of age 

 in many cases, and only a limited num- 

 ber of single-stemmed blooms are now 

 of good quality. Scidewitz is prominent 

 and a good number of Bonnaffon still 

 come in. The old Maud Dean, Chad- 

 wick, Frick, Wells' Late Pink and a few 

 others are also seen. Some bunch pom- 

 pons and singles are still arriving. Mrs. 

 Wilcox sells well, as does Mrs. Godfrey 

 and single pink. 



Koses arc in smaller supply, and prices 

 are firmer all along the line, with short- 

 stemmed stock bringing $8 to $10 per 

 hundred. There is a marked shortage 

 of red blooms; growers are timing as 

 many of these for Christmas as possible. 

 Columbia and Ophelia continue to meet 

 with the largest sales, but Mme. Butter- 

 fly is a coming favorite. Carnations 

 are rather weak, but should improve 

 now that mums are passing. Their 

 quality is first-class. Violets are lower, 

 although the flowers are now of a fine 

 size and color. Of pansies there is a 

 fair supply, as there is of calendulas, 

 myosotis, bachelor's buttons and yellow 

 marguerites. Snapdragons are mostly 

 short-stemmed. Sweet peas are arriving 

 with extra fine stems. The best of these 

 bring $2.50 to $3 per hundred, but a good 



VIOLETS 



FOR CHRISTMAS 



The large dark doubles, superior quality. Write 

 for prices and quantity wanted. 



WHOLESALE GROWER AND SHIPPER 



TELEPHONE— TELEGRAPH CONNECTIONS. 



J. VONDER LINDEN, ^^^"^ 



CAN SHIP SUCCESSFULLY TO ALL PARTS OF U. S. A. 



PUSSY WILLOWS 



SPLENDID WANDS, WELL CATKINED 



CAN SUPPLY REGULAR— ALL SIZES 



LET US SUPPLY YOU NOW AND FOR CHRISTMAS 



PinSBURGH CUT FLOWER COMPANY 



116-118 Seventh Street, 



PITTSBURGH, PA. 



