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The Weekly Florists' Review^ 



JUNH 20, 1907. 



PITTSBURG. 



The Market. 



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Summer seems to have arrived, but I 

 say it cautiously, for fear . I may be 

 mistaken. The wholesalers are just 

 about buried in peonies, Spanish iris and 

 sweet peas. There^ are about enough 

 peas in one day to supply the week's 

 trade. Boses are almost &s bad and 

 Kaiserins are especially abundant. The 

 result is that stock is piled up so that 

 the wholesalers cannot get a price for 

 anything, and there is more going to the 

 garbage box than there is sold. Stock 

 of all kinds is fine for this season and it 

 seems wrong to see so much lost, but it 

 cannot be helped. 



The retailers have had an exception- 

 ally good season up to June 12, when the 

 slump struck them and they at once 

 gave way to it and decided that summer 

 was here and business was over for the 

 season. 



The plantsmen have about closed up 

 their season's work and some of them 

 have more stock left than looks well, 

 but as there are many places which are 

 not planted, they hope to get rid of 

 some of their stock. The only fear is 

 that many will go away for the summer 

 and not bother about planting. 



Various Notes. 



Breitenstein & Flemm were the vic- 

 tims of a fire Sunday afternoon, June 

 16, which, while it did n6t do them 

 much damage, caused the city several 

 hundred dollars' loss owing to an ac- 

 cident to one of the fire engines which 

 answered the alarm. Hoo-Hoo. 



Columbus, O. — The Franklin Park. 

 Floral Co. has increased its capital stock 

 from $15,000 to $18,000. 



New Paeis, O. — This place is soon to 

 be the possessor of a greenhouse. Neil 

 Mitchell has decided to start in the 

 business and will build a greenhouse on 

 his farm south of town. Mr. Mitchell 

 has already purchased 1,000 geraniums 

 as stock plants for next season. He will 

 grow geraniums, carnations, pansies and 

 chrysanthemums exclusively. 



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