The Florists Review 



Juki 15. 19212 



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New Orleans, La. ^"Jrdm to 



The Flower Shop 



108 Baronne Street 

 HENRY SCHEUERMANN, Prop. 



The lieat last week was unusually in- 

 tense for this time of the year, and 

 roses have been the first flowers to suf- 

 fer. There is a large quantity of 

 Easter lilies reaching us, but their mar- 

 ket is slow. Carnations continue to be 

 fairly plentiful, but are much smaller 

 in size and do not sell readily. Sweet 

 peas have slowed up considerably and 

 their quality is not good. Good del- 

 phiniums are reaching us and move well. 

 Sweet William in a myriad of shades is 

 in big supply. Hardy gypsophila is 

 plentiful and sells well. Snapdragons 

 are seen occasionally. Gaillardias and 

 lupines are in good supply. Coreopsis 

 moves well. Orchids have a steady sale. 

 Peonies arc in abundance and the de- 

 mand is good. Daisies, mignonette, 

 bachelor's buttons, pansies and calen- 

 dulas are all in good supply. 



Various Notes, 



The peony show of the Rochester Flo- 

 rists' Association was held at Conven- 

 tion hall, June 12 to 14. Excellent 

 blooms were on display and the exhibi- 

 tion was open to the public. 



J. Geller, of the Geller Supply Co., 

 called on the trade last week, and ex- 

 pressed himself as being much pleased 

 with conditions in general in his line of 

 business. 



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