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The Weekly Florists' Review, 



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 Jdnb 3, 1909. 



LOUISVILLE, KY. 



The Market* 



Last week opened with a rush in the 

 cut flower line, which has kept up pretty 

 well. Although it rained every day but 

 Friday and Saturday and very little 

 planting was done, the florists are satis- 

 fied. Everybody had a good deal of 

 funeral work, and a few commencements 

 helped some. 



Beauties sold well the first part of the 

 week, but slacked up a little the latter 

 part. Peonies sold well. Koses and car- 

 nations moved nicely. The first shipment 

 of cape jasmine arrived from the south 

 about Thursday and was quite welcome. 

 Outside sweet peas are starting to come 

 in, and are selling fairly well. Other 

 stock is moving nicely. Green goods con- 

 tinue to be scarce, fancy ferns especially. 



Various Notes. 



William Walker has a new wagon, to 

 replace the one smashed by a street car 

 shortly before Easter. 



Herman Kleinstarink has planted all of 

 his mums. Mums are his specialty. 



Jacob Schulz has about 800 Golden 

 Glow chrysanthemums planted in a frame 

 outside, which are about two and a half 

 feet high and have been showing buds 

 for the last two weeks. 



J. V. Bohrman reports business good. 

 He says he sold most of his geraniums 

 in 4-inch pots at $1.50 per dozen. 



August E. Baumer had a good share 

 of funeral orders and other work. 



George Stark is again cutting some 

 good Kaiserin roses. He is also busy 

 planting in Cave Hill cemetery. 



J. E. Marrett is planting quite a lot 

 of palm beds in Cave Hill cemetery. 



Henry Fuchs reports business good. 



Nanz & Neuner have finished planting 

 the courthouse yard. They planted some 

 nice carpet beds, using the Shriners' em- 

 blems as designs. 



Adam Heitz took advantage of the 

 rainy days by putting in concrete bor- 

 ders in his early mum house. K. R. 



Davenport, Ia. — The Tri-City Florists ' 

 Club met Thursday evening, May 13, with 

 Henry Pauli, and transacted routine 

 business. Later refreshments were served. 

 The next meeting of the club will be held 

 with Ewoldt Bros., also of this city, 

 when the strawberries are ripe. 



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 Fasten stakes, cross wires, etc. 



They never hHd and are a grreat 

 saving of both time and money. 



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5000 at $1.25 



10,000 ormore at 1.00 



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THE HEIM SYSTEM 



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W HEIM Carnation 



Supports, Safety 

 Clips and Rose 

 Stalces. 



As the season is at band 

 write me for particulars. 



Do It today. Don't 

 wait. 





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J HEY have an nndeniable beauty and architectural character to them. When 

 built with our Sectional Iron Frame Construction, they may well be placed in 

 any location and be every way satisfactory. But every one of yon gardeners 

 knows them as well as we do. Drop us a line when anything turns up. 



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