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The Weekly Florists' Review* 



July 1, 1909. 



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CX)LUMBUS,OHIO. 



The Market. 



Trade is falling off some now and it 

 reminds us that we are starting on the 

 summer basis. There has been a good 

 demand for roses, valley and sweet peas 

 for weddings, but the bulk of these are 

 about over now, so there is not much in 

 sight but funeral work, which is sure to 

 come, with an occasional wedding, etc. 

 There is still some planting beiug done. 

 This line of work has held up longer 

 this season than usual. It looks as though 

 the late comers had been keeping an eye 

 on their neighbors, to see what they 

 would do, and they would then try to 

 go one better. 



There are some fairly good roses in 

 market for this hot weather, and car- 

 nations are holding their own fairly well. 

 Sweet peas are quite plentiful and prices 

 are down to what they have been, but 

 the recent heavy rains have been hard 

 on them. 



Most of the growers are getting busy 

 replanting roses, and some carnations 

 have been housed, so there will be some 

 early stock in this market. Sorne good 

 lilies are to be seen, but they do not 

 find a ready outlet. 



Various Notes. 



The Florists' Club has decided on 

 July 21 for the annual picnic, which will 

 be held at Buckeye lake. There will be 

 special cars to handle the crowd, and the 

 committee, consisting of James McKel- 

 lar, I, D. Seibert, Jacob Keichert, Will- 

 iam Metzmaier and Sherman Stephens, 

 is hustling to get the crowd into shape. 

 They expect a larger turnout than last 

 year, when they had two chartered cars. 



The Fifth Avenue Floral Co. is cut- 

 ting some good Maids from new stock, 

 and they find a ready sale. 



Gus. Ackerman is cutting some good 

 roses at present. 



C. A. Both has some fine plumcsus and 

 smilax, which now come in handy. 



Sherman Stephens reports quite a 

 little planting still on at Greenlawn. 



The Livingston Seed Co. has been 

 cutting some good carnations for this 

 time of the year, and they have found a 

 ready market. 



From all reports, there will be a good 

 delegation from here to the convention. 



J. M. 



Mansfield, Mass. — Charles Holmes is 

 erecting two greenhouses, each 25x200 

 feet, on Hall street. They will be used 

 for forcing cucumbers. 



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 and durable. Cost less 

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1909. 



Utica, N. Y., May ' 

 .Scranton Florist Supply Co., 

 Scranton, Pa. 

 Gentlemen:— Referring; to your inquiry about hose, 

 would say that I find yours to be the best of any that I 

 have used. One piece that I have in use for the last 

 three years, is just as good as new, without a break 

 or kink, althoug:h I had steam of 20 pounds pressure 

 passing through it for over two hours during the fi'"-* 

 year it wasSin use. Yours truly, 



Frank McGowaa 



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