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The Florists^ Review 



Mabch 16. 1922 



SEATTLE NOTES. 



(ConcludiHl from pugc 121.) 



and transient business in corsages has 

 also improved, with the opening of the 

 Woodward Stock Co. in the same build- 

 ing. 



E. G. Benson reports an increased cut 

 of local-grown sweet peas. This stock is 

 attracting attention by its fine color. 



Ralph Anderson, lately with the 

 Woodlawn Flower Shop, will serve as 

 a deputy county assessor for the next 

 sixty days. 



Miss Zula Green, of the Woodlawn 

 Flower Shop, was confined to her home 

 the greater part of last week by a severe 

 cold. 



Transient business for the City 

 Flower Shop has been holding up well, 

 with funeral work better than average. 

 Potted cinerarias of medium size have 

 been popular. 



Eumor has it that a San Francisco 

 firm is to enter the retail flower business 

 here, in connection with its confection- 

 ery store. The local manager for this 

 firm advises that while such a decision 

 has practically been reached, there are 

 still some matters to arrange before a 

 definite announcement to this effect can 

 be made. H. M. 



COLUMBUS, O. 



Business here is about the same as 

 usual and, although there is nothing 

 rushing, the demand for pot plants is 

 greater than for cut flowers. Such 

 plants as hyacinths, primroses, cine- 

 rarias, tulips, etc., are plentiful. Flow- 

 ers are now selling at a moderate price. 

 Florists are preparing for an Easter 

 which they think will, be greater than 

 that of last year, as conditions are look- 

 ing much brighter than at any other 

 time during the last few months. 



Another flower store has been added 

 to the list of Columbus shops. This 

 store is at Fourth avenue and High 

 street. Rudolph Zich and James Mozer 

 are the proprietors. They have a wide 

 experience in the growing and green- 

 house end of the business. Mr. Zich 

 was once with Ludwig's and the Fifth 

 Avenue Floral Co. Mr. Mozer was also 

 with the Fifth Avenue Floral Co. They 

 are handling mostly pot plants and 

 seeds, as well as a small line of cut 

 flowers and baskets. 



Many conventions in this city re- 

 cently have benefited those florists who 

 specialize in decorating. J. W. T. 



Bismarck, N. D. — Notice has been 

 given that the firm name Hoskins- 

 Meycr, formerly Hoskins, is merely a 

 change in name of the firm. The control 

 remains in the same hands; the officials 

 remain the same. The only change made 

 is in the firm name. 



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