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The Florists' Rcvkw 



JONE 3, 1916. 



KNOXVILLE. TENN. 



The Market. 



The weather is getting somewhat 

 "warm and stock is beginning to show 

 the effects of it. Boses and carnations 

 are becoming small and soft and are 

 bothered with mildew and thrips. 

 Sweet peas are going oflf crop and their 

 quality is inferior. Gladioli are here 

 and are fine. Peonies this year were 

 the best ever known, but the season is 

 drawing to a close. 



Trade is extraordinarily good, owing 

 to the fact that this is commencement 

 season. School and college closings be- 

 gin here about May 1 and continue 

 until the middle of June. Exclusive 

 of the big holidays, this is the best sea- 

 son of the year. Wedding work is not 

 quite so good as usual at this season, 

 but the prospects are that it will be 

 good during the month of June. Funeral 

 work has been so heavy that at times 

 it has been diflScult to supply the stock. 



Various Notes. 



Tom Joy, of Nashville, was in Knox- 

 ville May 18 and paid all the local 

 florists a visit. 



Mr. Kimmell, of Nashville, was here 

 "May 19 and 20 and bought planting 

 stock to be used in his new place. 



H. M. Stetzer, of Morristown, spent 

 several days in Knoxville last week. 



The farmers' convention was held at 

 the university farm during the week 

 beginning May 17 and was largely at- 

 tended by farmers from all over the 

 «tate. 



John Dailey, Jr., brother of A. H. 

 xJailey, died May 24. Members of the 

 eraft hereby wish to extend their deep- 

 est sympathy. 



C. W. Crouch has been doing an 

 excellent business during the last 

 month. He has been shipping 3,000 or 

 4,000 peonies daily to Chicago and Phil- 

 adelphia, and has also had an excellent 

 plant trade. 



A. H. Dailey is doing a good business 

 in bedding plants. Cut flowers are 

 plentiful and the demand is great. 



A. J. McNutt is cutting some fine 

 gladioli and roses, which are cleaned 

 tip daily. 



Mrs. E. H. Eyno is doing a great 

 bedding plant business. Wedding work 

 is also heavy, with cut flowers rather 

 scarce. 



The month of May has been a rec- 

 ord-breaker for C. L. Baum. Funeral 

 flowers and bouquets for school com- 

 mencements have been in great de- 

 mand. Good stock is at a premium. 



R. E. M. 



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