Afbil 28, 1921 



The Florists' Review 



121 



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BALTIMORE Samuel Feast & Sons 



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NASHVILLE, TENN. 



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THE FLOWER SHOP 



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 MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE 



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KNOXVILLE, TENN. 



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Violet Dell Florist 

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The Market. 



Last week a considerable lull in trade 

 was shown. Prices were still down and 

 flowers a bit more plentiful than the 

 week preceding. Carnations were at a 

 low price, although the supply was not 

 generous. Sweet peas, although plenti- 

 ful, were not good and were coming 

 in with short stems. This was at- 

 tributed to the unusually warm spell 

 a week before Easter. This weather 

 caused the peas to come in in great 

 quantities and they were just begin- 

 ning to recover, as it were, from the 

 strain. Roses were still coming in 

 steadily and demanded a fair price. 

 Easter lilies were in demand, but with 

 callas coming in such enormous quanti- 

 ties it was difficult to keep clean of 

 both and some were going to waste. 

 Snapdragons were plentiful and were 

 holding a fair price. Darwin tulips 

 were in great supply, but the slight de- 

 mand made them drop to a low price. 

 Ten weeks' stocks continued to come in 

 heavy supply and a great deal was go- 

 ing to waste. The supply of miscel- 

 laneous flowers was more than plenti- 

 ful. A few delphiniums were seen and 

 brought a good price. 



Club Meeting. 



The Kentucky Society of Florists 

 gave a banquet Wednesday, April 13, at 

 the Watterson hotel. About sixty mem- 

 bers were present and, thanks to the en- 

 tertainment committee, a pleasant eve- 

 ning was spent. August R. Baumer 

 acted as toastmastcr and introduced the 

 first speaker, C. E. Pierson, of the Brad- 

 street Co. Mr. Pierson gave an inter- 

 esting talk on credit, which, no doubt, 

 was instructive to all those present. 

 He pointed where the florist of today 

 does business as any other merchant 

 does and is not considered as merely a 

 gardener or, as it has sometimes been 



Miami's Largest Florist 



The Elxotic Gardens 



801 12th Street 



MIAMI, FLA. 



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in Southern Florida 



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Miami Floral Co. 



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MIAMI, FLORIDA 



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36 West Forsyth Street 



Jacksonville, Fla. 



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Charleston, S. C 



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SPARTANBURG 



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