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The Weekly Florists^ Review* 



Adqust 16, 1006. 



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KANSAS QTY. 



The Market. 



There seems to be no improvement in 

 the condition of the market, everything 

 remaining dull. White asters, are in 

 great demand on account of the scarcity 

 of carnations. The early asters are 

 about gone, and the late varieties are 

 just coming in. The stems are getting 

 much longer and flowers much larger. 

 We feel that we could not do without 

 the aster. Prices on asters are low, 

 only $1 per hundred for the best, the 

 pink and the purple being the most 

 plentiful. Gladioli still hold their own 

 in making a show in the downtown store 

 windows. They seem to be fine this 

 year, and the recent rains have brought 

 them out in fine shape. Dahlias are 

 short in stem and there seems to be little 

 call for them. « u 



We look for better business next week, 

 as some have booked advance orders for 

 large weddings. 



Some of the growers have stopped 

 planting carnations on account of the 

 rainy weather the last week. This has 

 been the wettest August we have had 

 for many years. 



Various Notes. 



Your correspondent visited Maywood, 

 Mo., where the large plant of B. S. 

 Brown & Son is located. Here we found 

 everything in good order. They have 

 a large field of stock geraniums, which 

 is a grand sight. Just north of this lot 

 of geraniums is a large patch of cannas. 

 They are staked perfectly true to name. 

 Nathan Brown, who has personal charge 



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of this place, surely has a right to be 

 proud of such a field. They also grow 

 begonias in large lots. 



John Schneider, the Grand avenue flo- 

 rist, has purchased a new horse and 

 wagon. He keeps this outfit standing in 

 front of his store for "hurry-up" or- 

 ders. 



Miss J. E. Murray has a neat show 

 window this week. Ferns predominate, 

 with some extra nice vases of gladioli 

 to give color. 



Charles Heite, manager of the W. L. 

 Rock Flower Co. greenhouses, has gone 

 to the Ozark mountains on a vacation. 



A visit to Ed. Bunyar's place at Inde- 

 pendence, Mo., found him with sleeves 

 rolled up pushing into fall work with all 

 his might. He has one house in roses, 

 grown in solid benches, which is worth 

 seeing. Mr. Bunyar is quite successful 

 in growing violets. He has them in pots 

 this year, and will soon bench them. He 

 also has one house in Piersoni and Bos- 

 ton ferns. He intends to build another 

 fern house soon, as the demand is great. 



Robert Tindall & Son's greenhouses 

 also are located in Independence, almost 

 in the heart of the city. Their houses 

 are all filled with carnations and chry- 

 santhemums. They grow quite a large 

 number of mums, especially white. Mr. 



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Tindall, Sr., is ill at present, but his 

 son is pushing the work along in fine 

 shape. 



Alfred Broman, who is located one 

 mile east of Independence, has every- 

 thing in fine shape. He owns ten acres 

 of ground, a fine house, plenty of fruit, 

 and 25,000 square feet of glass. He 

 has six houses in roses. As a sort of 

 side line, he owns a long row of bee- 

 hives, which we inspected with interest — 

 and caution. Busy. 



