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The Weekly Florists* Review. 



June 21, 1006. 



CINaNNATL 



The Market 



No one is complaining about business 

 last week. There was a good, steady de- 

 mand for all kinds and grades of 

 flowers and the supply was just about 

 heavy enough so that we could take good 

 <?are of it. The early part of the week 

 it looked for a while -as if there would 

 be a glut of carnations, as they were 

 coming in by th6 thousands, but the de- 

 mand did not fail and they were all 

 closed out at fair prices. , 



One noticeable feature was the de- 

 Inand for sweet peas. This flower is 

 coming quite heavily now, and they sold 

 out clean and at good prices. At pres- 

 ent the supply is scarcely equal to the 

 demand. There are still a few cold 

 storage peonies, but the supply will not 

 last much longer. A few asters are 

 making their appearance. Beauties were 

 in good demand. White roses were a 

 close second and brought good prices. 

 Stocks, feverfew, candytuft, sweet alys- 

 Bum and snapdragon sold out clean. 



Various Notes. 



Speaking of snapdragon, you would 

 surely be surprised to see some of the 

 varieties originated and grown by W. K. 

 Partridge. They are simply enormous 

 and are of the most beautiful colors. 

 They grow almost four feet tall and bear 

 trusses of bloom a foot long. As grown 

 like this, you would scarcely recognize 

 the snapiiragon. They sell at a good 

 price and when used in decorations they 

 create a beautiful effect, 



Frank Huntsman has a seedling rose, 

 a cross between Cusin and Chatenay, 

 which originated on his place. From all 

 points of view this rose seems to be a 

 good thing. It has fine stem and foliage, 

 «a beautiful pink color, on the order of 

 Bridesmaid, is very double, and stands 

 hot weather well. Mr. Huntsman had a 

 bloom on exhibition at the last meeting 

 of the Florists' Society, and it created a 

 favorable impression. 



The outing committee has not yet de- 

 cided on a locality for our annual out- 

 ing. Charles Pommert, of Amelia, O., 

 which is a small town about twenty miles 

 from this city, has invited the society 

 to hold the outing on his farm. Many of 

 the craft have expressed themselves as 

 being in favor of going there and having 

 an old-fashioned basket picnic. There is 

 no question but that if the committee 

 decide to hold the outing there, Charles 

 Pommert will i?ee to it that every one 

 has a fine time. 



J. Lodder & Sons, of Hamilton, O., 

 have purchased the greenhouse plant 

 owned by Haeffner & Zumstein, of the 

 same place, and are now busily engaged 

 moving the greenhouses and adding them 

 to their present range. C. J. Ohmer. 



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