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The Weekly Florists^ Review* 



May 10, 1906. 



The Whilldiii Pottery €o. 



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CINCINNATL 



The Market 



Business, is very poor. The demand 

 has subsided until it amounts to almost 

 nothing. "While a few of the retailers 

 report a fair business, yet by far the 

 majority say that it could scarcely be 

 worse, even in the middle of summer. 

 The cause of this slump is hard to figure 

 out, there being no special reason why 

 business should go all to pieces at this 

 time of the year. Another fact which 

 made the slump doubly unfortunate is 

 that there was a large glut on at the 

 same time. Both roses and carnations 

 are coming in by the thousands and they 

 are being sold, in many cases, for almost 

 nothing to save throwing them on the 

 dump. Even the extremely low prices at 

 which the stock was offered did not tend 

 to clean up the market and there has 

 been considerable waste. How long this 

 state of affairs will be with us is hard to 

 say, but it is to be hoped that it will 

 not last long. From the present outlook 

 we will see the last of it this week. 



Sweet peas are plentiful and the de- 

 mand for them is good, all things con- 

 sidered. The price has dropped to 50 

 cents per hundred for the best. Lilies of 

 all kinds are still coming in good lots 

 and sell pretty well. Outdoor valley is 

 being sent in also and sells fairly well. 

 Iris is coming in large quantities, but 

 lilac and snowballs are about over. 



Various Notes. 



The season for outdoor bedding is on in 

 full blast and all the florists who do this 

 kind of work are heels over head in it. The 

 demand this year is at least as heavy as 

 usual and the prospects are that there 

 will be no surplus of stock. A pretty 

 heavy frost occurred May 6. 



The Florists' Society meeting will be 

 held Saturday, May 12. and there will 

 doubtless be a large number present, 

 owing to the several subjects of special 

 interest which will be discussed. 



W. E. Hall, of Clyde, ()., is sending 

 some of the best carnations which are 

 being received in the market at present. 

 His seedling red, E. G. Gillett, is in fine 

 shape and sells at sight, even in this time 

 of a bad glut. The retailers give a 

 very good report of its keeping qualities. 



Walter Grey came to town last Thurs- 

 day with a seedling rose of which he 

 thinks a great deal. It originated four 

 years ago, from a cross of Beauty and 



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Dahlia Roots 

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Kaiserin. It closely resembles Beauty 

 in stem, foliage and bloom, but there 

 are several points of difference in these. 

 The color is a beautiful shade of pink, 

 identical with that of Lawson when well 

 grown. ^Ir. Grey says that this color 

 does not fade. He also states that it is 

 a very good bloomer. Judged from all 

 sides the rose appears to be a good thing 

 and it is very likely that it will be heard, 

 from in the future. 



J. A. Eastwell, representing Smith & 

 Fetters, of Cleveland, was a visitor. 



Phillip Popp and Miss Martha Holler, 

 of Covington, Ky., are receiving the con- 

 gratulations of their many friends. 

 They were married May 2. 



C. J. Ohmer. 



If you wish Quality, order 

 Syracuse Red Pots 



They stand in a class by 

 themselves. Made from a 

 strong red clay by improved 

 machinery, and dried and 

 kilned in the best manner. 

 They have pleased scores 

 of users for more than a 

 score of years. 

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 Syracase, N. x. 



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