November 3, 1921 



The Rorists^ Review 



97 



Something Needed By 

 Every Florist 



APRONS 



LARGE SIZE 



Aprons made of Black Rubber, medium 

 weight. 

 Let us send you one for a trial. 



Price, $2.00 each. 



Avoid Getting Wet. 



Pittsburgh Cut Flower Co. 



116 ScTcnth Street, PITTSBURGH, PA. 



Mention The Review when you write. 



MEW CROP 



FANCY FERNS 



FIRST-CLASS STOCK WRITE FOR PRICES 



TEAHAN FERN CO., 



0!>l-«9« Klver St., TROY, N. V. 



Phone Troy 1700-W. 



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 SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. 



The Market. 



A great change has taken place in 

 business conditions the last week. Last 

 week at this time outdoor flowers were 

 still in abundance, while roses at the 

 greenhouses were in glut proportions. 

 Stormy and cold weather, along with the 

 fact that rose growers are topping for 

 Christmas, had brought a different story 

 by the end of this week. 



The storm and frost took all the out- 

 side stock and this increased the call for 

 greenhouse stock considerably. Topping 

 for Christmas and the stormy weather 

 cut the supply of roses almost in two, 

 with the result that roses are cleaning 

 up every day and in some cases it is 

 necessary to turn down orders. 



Prices on roses in this section so far 

 this fall have been about twenty-five 

 per cent lower then they were last year, 

 up to this time, and it is only natural to 

 look for a change in prices soon. 



The quality of roses was never better 

 for this time of the year. Columbia and 

 Dunlop are the favorites and the supply 

 of these is unable to meet the demand. 

 Dunlop is especialh' fine. Ophelia has 

 been in large supply, but tlie steady call 

 for these makes it profitable. Butterfly 

 appears in small quantities, but always 

 finds ready buyers. Prices range from 

 $4 to .$15 per hundred. 



Carnations ;ire beginning to come on, 

 liut as yet the supply is sni.-ill. with the 

 consequence that there ;ire not nearly 

 enough to meet the requirements. The 

 stems are somewhat short, but an im- 

 l)rovenient in this condition is looked 

 for soon. 



Clirysantheiiiums are at the height of 

 their season, and some of the late v;i- 

 rieties are making their appearance. 

 The (|uality is ■■ill tli;it could be .asked 

 for and the prices reasonable at ;ill 

 times. 



Vaxious Notes. 



Robert Miller, manager of the Miller 

 Floral Co., left for Denver. Mondav, 

 October 31. Mr. Miller will act as ';i 

 .iudge at the rose show to be held in 

 that city. 



Mr. Goldberg, of the A. L. Randall 

 Co., passed through Salt Lake City last 

 week on his way to the coast. 



F. E. Royston, of Walter Armaeost 



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Made especially for Florists 



Watermarked 



Carries your dynamic slogan right into the 

 homes of your customers. 



it adds a charming and appropriate note 

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If your supply house or paper merchant 

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Wholesale Florist Supply Houses 



are finding this new wrapping paper a 

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757 Spruce Street 

 SAINT LOUIS 



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BULB BOWLS 



Something Different 

 Imported Decorative Earthenware 



Antiuue Green, Grecian IJonier 

 0-inch diameter, $3.(10 



7-inch diameter. $>.80 

 s-inch (tiameter. iti iio per do/.. 



Wf also offer imi>ort<'<I Hyacinth <ila.sfles, (Ira.-..'* 



Crowing Heads and i'artridse iierry Howls. 



Do you sell (iolilflNh '.* Semi for illustrati'il 



cataloj^iie of Aqu.'iriums and Accessorie.s. 



WAPLER, 134 Duane Street, New York 



GALAX 



As Koml as th?y grow and handled rieht. Green and Bronze, 



case of 10,000, $6.50. 

 Cash with order. Prompt shipment and satisfaction guaran- 

 teed every lime. 

 GREEN GOODS SUPPLY SHOP., Newland, N.'C. 



