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The Weekly Florists^ Review^ 



March 22, 1006. 



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WASHINGTON. 



The Market. 



Though ^veathe^ conditions have been 

 unfavorable, business continues good. 

 St. Patrick '.s day was the best of the 

 ^veek, both for cut flowers and pot 

 plants, including, of course, those pretty 

 little pots of shamrocks. All cut stock 

 is in fair supply, but the finish of the 

 tulips seems near. 



Easter prospects are now uppermost 

 in the minds of both growers and re- 

 tailers and at this time they are good. 

 Visits to the different ranges disclose 

 the fact that large stocks of all plants 

 tliat .ire generally designated as Easter 

 plants are on hand and it is reasonable 

 that cut flowers will be plentiful. 



Various Notes. 



The most notable decorations of the 

 week were for Speaker Cannon's din- 

 ner to the Gridiron Club and for the 

 Shriners' banquet, both on the night of 

 March 17. The Cannon dinner was in 



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the elegant banquet hall of the new 

 Willard hotel, which was decorated for 

 the occasion in the style that has made 

 the names of the decorators, J. H. Small 

 & Sons, famous from ocean to ocean. A 

 notable feature was a perfect model of 

 the Capitol. This was placed on the 

 orchestra stand, while a skillful arrange- 

 ment of various greens extended in 

 front and represented the grounds. An 

 immense quantity of smilax was used 

 to garland the entire hall, the national 

 colors being everywhere prominent. 

 Palms and foliage plants were in every 

 available niche, great bunches of Ameri- 

 can Beauty roses being the gems worthy 

 of such a setting. 



The decoration for the Shriners' ban- 

 quet was executed by the Gude Bros. 

 Co. in a style that was in keeping with 

 the fine record of the decorators. 



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spring exhibition and rose show have 

 reached this city. It proves interesting 

 reading and has set several of our local 

 florists thinking that they would like to 

 see the show. The M. H. S. keep right 

 in line with progress. 



Duncan Finlayson, of Brookline, 

 Mass., who superintends the horticul- 

 tural features on the various estates 

 owned by Mr. and Mrs. Lars Anderson, 

 is here for a few days to start spring 

 work on the grounds of their elegant 

 Washington home. 



In his new store, at Thomas Circle, 

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