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The Florists^ Review 



January 12. 1922 



some otlier seedlings of which we shall 

 hear more ere long. 



Paine Bros., of Eandolph, are sending 

 in some fine daffodils and tulips. 



Janitan & Kunan, of Arlington, are 

 strong on pans of hyacinths, which they 

 do particularly well. They have several 

 thousand excellent cinerarias. W. N. C. 



ROCHESTER, N. Y. 



The Market. 



For three or four days following New 

 Year's, business fell pretty flat, but the 

 latter part of last week it showed signs 

 of activity and became normal. The 

 New Year's business was not up to the 

 usual, possibly due to the fact that the 

 holiday fell on a Sunday and less enter- 

 taining was done in this locality. Fu- 

 neral work was plentiful all last week 

 and there has been a demand for good- 

 sized pieces. Stock has been clearing 

 well. Prices are high and stock is none 

 too plentiful. The supply of roses is not 

 so large as usual, but excellent stock is 

 seen. Both blooms and foliage are well 

 developed. Columbia and Premier are 

 leading in demand and Butterfly is also 

 well liked. Red roses have not been at 

 all plentiful. 



Paper Whites, yellow narcissi and 

 Roman hyacinths are in good supply and 

 sell well. Some excellent jonquils are 

 arriving daily and bring around $10 

 per hundred. Purity freesias have made 

 their first showing of the season and are 

 of splendid quality. The crop of carna- 

 tions is not at ail large, although the 

 stock is good. Violets are reaching the 

 market in good supply and the demand 

 is good. Sweet peas are not plentiful, as 

 yet. Calendulas are in fair supply. Ste- 

 via is plentiful. Lilies are reaching us in 

 larger supply. Pussy willows are being 

 used a great deal and the supply is good. 

 Good quantities of potted bulbous stock 

 are seen in all of the stores .and the de- 

 mand is good. 



Various Notes. 



J. Murrell opened a flower store re- 

 cently at the corner of University and 

 Atlantic avenues. He is doing a fair 

 business for the start and he appears 

 to be well satisfied. 



The eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Joa- 

 chim Schults, of Hilton town line, is at 

 present attending Cornell University, 

 taking up the winter course in floricul- 

 ture. He spent the holidays at home, 

 visiting the city florists and getting 

 what knowledge he could of their green- 

 houses. 



H. E. Rogers & Son, of Brockport, 

 N. Y., had a mammoth display of funeral 

 work for the Shaffer funeral. A huge, 

 full-sized blanket of valley and violets, 

 besides twenty other floral pieces, caused 

 considerable comment and gave consid- 

 erable satisfaction to the bereaved fam- 



J. B. Keller Sons have had two good 

 wedding decorations during the last 

 week. Business with them is good. 

 Their window display appeared quite 

 springlike last week, with small jardi- 

 nieres and extremely beautiful art bowls 

 with pink tulips and heather. Various- 

 colored metallic cloth, draped from the 

 tall stands, makes an added attraction. 



Recent news received from Mr. and 

 Mrs. Joseph Werdein, of Los Angeles, 

 Cal., says that they are well and enjoy- 

 ing their new home there. 



Scores of baskets of flowers and pot- 

 ted plants were received at the city hall 



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