36 The Florists^ Review 



Dbckmbbr 29, 1921 



I Randall's Offers 



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^ On the excellent business 

 Christmas, and wishes 



PROSPEROUS 



We are confident 1922 will reward all those 



JANUARY 



I Our growers did not crop all their Roses 

 I plants coming into full crop in January and 

 j to get Roses when they are the scarcest else 



I PLACE YOUR REGULAR 



g Our supply will include a large production 



§ IF YOU ARE RUNNING SHORT OF STOCK FOR NEW YEAR 'S 



I A.L.Randall 



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perience probably will be that Premier I portion of larger roses than they wanted. 



will get more bench space next year and at a price a little below the price orig 



will be next season, even more than now, inally quoted for the better grade. 



the predominant rose in this market. There was only a limited call for rose> 



Short and medium roses not only above 25 cents, but some stores took fair 



December the flowers stretched up long ' cleaned up, but were considerably short quantities of special long roses at 45 to 



necks too weak to hold the hea'ds erect, j of^-the demand. To meet the situation 60 cents for use as a substitute for 



One of the results of the Christmas ex- I mdst buyers were asked to take a pro- ' Beauties. Practically all the Beautie.'? 



they looked; it was the effect of the 

 weather. An unusual thing was noted 

 with Crusader. Some growers who 

 had counted on making a hit with this 

 rose found that in the dark days of mid 



