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The Weekly Florists' Review. 



iDBCtoMBea 26, 1907. 



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WAYSIDE NOTES. 



If you want to catch Anthony VVie- 

 gand you must get around early in the 

 morning, for this young man of 76 sum- 

 mers is around at 5:30, ready to inspect. 

 the early shipments of flowers. Later 

 in the day he hands over the reins to the 

 boys, who are handling this flourishing 

 business just as the founder would wish. 

 The exhibition, described and illustrated 

 in the Review recently, was an unquali- 

 fied success. Mr. Wiegand feels justly 

 proud of the enterprise and says he saw- 

 only one this season that was on a more 

 elaborate scale, and that was at Dreer's, 

 which he acknowledged to - be the most 

 complete commercial collection put up. 



H. W. Rieman, of Indianapolis, is 

 aiming to give a spring show on the 

 southeast side. He can do it, having re- 

 modeled his entire plant. It is now ce- 

 ment and iron throughout, with the excep- 

 tion of the rafters. He has a fine lot of 

 cypripediums, which sell freely on the 

 place — a striking proof of the esthetic 

 tastes of his patrons. 



John Heidenreich, of Indianapolis, for- 

 merly attended market regularly, but is 

 now raising stock that sells quickly on 

 the place. He has the best batch of 

 late chrysanthemums in the city. 



Conway & C!o. make a specialty of car- 

 nations. They should have named the 

 nejv aster Lucky Strike. A big batch of 

 orders demonstrated the medium by 

 which their find was brought to the notice 

 of the trade. 



The Bertermann Bros. Co., of In- 

 dianapolis, has purchased a large farm 

 about seventeen miles out. John B., 

 who presides over the ranch, says they 

 can raise fine cattle, as well as flowers. 

 Nothing isL too good for them, as their 

 fine store attests. ' 



Another of the cra^t .^yho has partially 

 turned farmei^ is John A. Newby, of 

 Logansport, In^, who recently purchased 

 a fine tract of land outside the range of 

 smoke and dust. There is no need to 

 worry about good soil now. W. 



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