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The Florists' Review 



AuGDST 12, 1915. __ 



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BUFFALO. 



The Market. 



The weather for the last two weeks 

 was unsettled and a great deal of rain 

 felL There -were <a ^few hot days. 

 Business is good for midsummer, and 

 there is considerable funeral work. 

 Gladioli are the principal flowers anji 

 great quantities of all colors are being 

 received. The prices range low. As- 

 ters are plentiful and of excellent 

 quality. Carnations are small and pale 

 in color. All kinds of roses, with the 

 exception of Eussell and Key, are poor 

 and show the eflfeets of warm weather. 

 There are some good Killarney Bril- 

 liant and Maryland. Sweet peas are 

 poor. They were spoiled by the fre- 

 quent heavy rains. Needless to say, 

 they are cheap. Harrieii lilies are 

 abundant and are almost a drug on the 

 market. Speciosum lilies are plentiful 

 and used a great deal in funeral work. 

 Gloxinias, hydrangeas and Boston 

 ferns are sold' in' large quantities for 

 use on verandas, in sick rooms and in 

 the homes. 



Various Notes. 



W. J, Palmer & Son are quite busy 

 this week with funeral work, and the 

 entire force is kept hustling. William 

 Palmer is in Canada on his vacation. 



J. B. Wiese has returned from his 

 automobile trip through the Berk- 

 shires. He is growing some excellent 

 calendulas, which he is wholesaling to 

 the downtown trade. John Wiese is 

 spending his vacation in Salamanca. 



The Lenox Flower Shop had a good 

 display of hydrangeas and gloxinias 

 last week. Vases filled with gladioli 

 were effectively arranged among the 

 flowering plants. 



L. H. Neubeck is producirig some 

 good Americas and other pink varie- 

 ties of gladioli at his greenhouses at 

 Williamsville. At the Main street 

 store, he is showing some excellent 

 Japanese lilies grown in tubs. 



John Myers is having a two weeks' 

 vacation. 



At the branch store of W. J. Palmer 

 & Son, some choice tritomas are being 

 shown. The summer carnations are un- 

 usually large and good in color. 



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