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The Weekly Florists^ Review* 



AoQUST 13, 1908. 



MINNEAPOLIS. 



The Market. 



Stock was plentiful the first part of 

 the week. Roses, Killarney, Kaiserin and 

 Richmond, were good, with long stems 

 and with foliage free from mildew in all 

 cases. Carnations were on the wane, but 

 asters took their 'place. The stores are 

 flooded with speciosum, but the great de- 

 mand occasioned by four funerals of 

 prominent business men helped to keep 

 them moving. The latter part of the week 

 roses and carnations got scarce again. 

 Everyone, unfortunately, seems out of 

 crop at the same time. The weather 

 cooled off, and on the whole is better for 

 the stock. 



Various Notes. 



Miss Whitted left August 9 for a trip 

 east, taking in the convention before she 

 returns. 



James Souden had the bulk of decora- 

 tions for one of the big funerals, and put 

 out some artistic pieces of work. A blan- 

 ket of lilies was among them. 



The L. S. Donaldson Co. made up a 

 blanket of purple asters which was very 

 effective. 



O. C. Swanson had a lot of funeral 

 work all the week. The store is attract- 

 ive, with its baskets and jars of outdoor 

 flowers, poppies, sweet peas, gladioli, etc. 



The Minneapolis Floral Co. is among 

 the heaviest in the cutting of speciosum. 



Among the visitors was B. Eschner, of 

 Philadelphia. M. E. M. 



Mebiden, Conn. — R. W. Barrow is 

 erecting a greenhouse, 25x100, on New 

 street. It will be heated with hot water 

 and will be equipped with one of the 

 best modern ventilating systems. When 

 this house is finished, he intends putting 

 up a large house for growing ferns, 

 palms and bulb stock. 



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