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The Florists' Review 



Afbil 6. 1922 



holding back on the part of buyers on 

 the matter of getting their orders in 

 early, however. Most of the growers 

 advise that their deliveries will be main- 

 ly small-stalked plants this year. 



Rosaia Bros, handled the store decora- 

 tions for the opening of the first Pacific 

 coast branch of a national clothing 

 house, using a profusion of baskets with 

 seasonal flowers. Some fine hydrangeas 

 are coming in and these have been 

 grouped with yellow daffodils to pro- 

 duce a beautiful blue and yellow win- 

 dow. 



A good run of shipping orders is re- 

 ported by the Seattle Fern & Moss Co., 

 both on ferns and other greens. 



Tlie Art Floral Co. has been showing 

 hardier stock for transplanting, and 

 only a little good weather is needed to 

 bring about a strong demand for this 

 class of offering. 



The sales of cut flowers have been 

 good with Felix Kosaia. A few small 

 decorations have also been handled. 



Angelo Lavagetto, who has been con- 

 nected with the Olsson greenhouses at 

 Spokane, has been added to the force 

 of the Tliomas Floral Co., and started 

 his new work last week. H. M. 



NEWPORT, R. I. 



William Gray, president of the New- 

 port Horticultural Society, was a visitor 

 in Boston last week. 



John Mahan has been elected superin- 

 tendent-of the Island cemetery for the 

 ensuing year. 



Agnes Allan, decorator in the Oscar 

 Schultz store, on Broadway, has been 

 siK'ndiiig a vacation in New York city. 



Lciken's, Inc., of New York, will 

 open a Newport branch store June 1. 



Alexander W. Teaze and Albert L. 

 Cliase have been summoned for petit 

 jury duty in the Superior court for Ncw- 

 jiort county. 



F. r. Garretson has commenced tlic ad- 

 dition to his greenhouse, on Mill street, 

 a house fourteen feet square, to be use(l 

 as a ]iropagating house. 



Antone Bulk, luirseryman of Boskdo)!, 

 Holland, has joined forces with his 

 brother-in-law, E. Kenipenaai', of Keni- 

 jienaar & Christensen. 



Mayor Mahoney received floral jiiei es 

 from Stewart Ritchie, Thomas Gibsim 

 and Oscar Schultz as greetings in con- 

 nection with the opening of the national 

 flower show. W. H. M. 



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