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The Rorists' Review 



OCTOBBIt !». 1021 



contributions of $10 saved many of our 

 members hundreds of dollars in law- 

 yers' fees alone, as no doubt many of 

 these cases will never come to trial 

 after this verdict." 



ROCHESTER. N. Y. 



The Market. 



A iioticoable change for the better has 

 occurred in the flower business through- 

 out the city during the last two weeks. 

 Outdoor stock is becoming limited and 

 the quality of it is far from the best. 

 The trend of business during the last 

 two weeks has been for the better grade 

 of stock, and the demand has been en- 

 couraging. The summer season is over 

 and conditions are settling down even 

 more rapidly than was at first antici- 

 pated. Several good weddings, in which 

 practically all of the florists shared, 

 stimulated business wonderfully, and 

 choice stock was in good demand. En- 

 tertainments, funeral work and a Jew- 

 ish holiday created a good stir. Good 

 quality roses have been in heavy de- 

 mand, the call being for long and me- 

 dium-length stems. Premier has been 

 far more plentiful than other varieties. 

 Exceptionally good orchids and cypripe- 

 diums are reaching the market and the 

 demand is good. Lily of the valley is 

 also in good demand and sells from $8 

 to $10 per hundred. Gladioli are becom- 

 ing less plentiful each day, and those 

 shipped in now are in tight bud. Little 

 else is seen but red varieties. Some ex- 

 ceptionally good dahlias reach us and 

 move nicely. Hardy chrysanthemums 

 in shell pink are seen daily and move 

 well, beiug particularly handy for small 

 basket work. Chrysanthemums are not 

 so plentiful as might be wished, there be- 

 ing a good demand for them. Good 

 prices are obtained for Golden Glow and 

 Early Frost. The supply of carnations 

 is increasing, but the receipts do not 

 meet the demand. The cooler weather 

 has helped them along considerably and 

 good blooms are seen. Lilies, up to the 

 present, are in small supply. A few good 

 delphiniums are seen and are found ac- 

 ceptable at this time. Other outdoor 

 stock consists of cosmos, lilies, zinnias, 

 gaillardias, feverfew, stocks, celosms, 

 snapdragons, sweet alyssum and a fair 

 supply of outdoor roses. Small begonias, 

 gloxinias, celosias and primroses meet 

 with a good call, but the supply is not 

 large. Good Boston ferns and palms are 

 moving well. 



Various Notes. 



Three V. T. D. florists of Rochester, 

 N. Y., signified their intention of attend- 

 ing the convention being held at To- 

 ronto. 



Among the visitors to the trade last 

 week were Morris M. Cohen and his sis- 

 ter, who were on their way to Toronto; 

 Mr. and Mrs. Sam W. Morgan, of Le- 

 Roy, N. Y.; Dewey M. Lester, of New 

 York; Mr. and Mrs. Clayton E. Risley, 

 of Hamilton, N. Y., who made the trip 

 by automobile, and John Ward, of Mum- 

 ford, N. Y. 



Harold Phelps, of the Pine Hill 

 Flower Shop, reports business satisfac- 

 tory. He has been busy with landscape 

 work recently. He is also building a 

 greenhouse, which will be ready in a 

 short time. 



Jacob Thomann & Sons have been ex- 

 tremely busy the last week or two with 

 funeral work, which has been particu- 

 larly heavy. 



Max Pawliceeck, of Lyell avenue, is 



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Wholesale Bulb Growers 



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Also Narserlea at SaMenheim 



Absolutely the largest growers in HoUuid of 



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Also larfre Krrowers of 



HYACINTHS, TULIPS, ETC. 



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P. O. Hamilton Grange Station 

 Box 38, New York City 



J. A. VANUUBVOOKT 



Our representatives will be 

 calling on you. 



BULBS - BULBS 



We have a good supply ready for delivery. After 

 tilling all import orders, some varieties are showing 

 up short. If you are in need of any, write us and 

 we will gladly quote attractive prices. 



PROMPT SHIPMENT 



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THE SEED STORE 

 12 and 13 PancuU Hall Sq., BOSTON, MASS. 



The General Bulb Co. 



EatftblUhed 1888 



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Dutch Bulb Groovers 



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NorMriea at LISSE. HOLLAND 



Hogewoning & Sons, Inc. 



WHOLESALE 



Bulb Growers and Importers 



299 Broadway, New York City 



planning to leave here in a few days for 

 a business trip to Philadelphia and New 

 York. 



Harry Merritt, of Saint Paul boule- 

 vard, is cutting some good carnations 

 now. He is also cutting some field- 



DENVER GIANT 



PANSY SEED 



This very select stock from Mr. 

 Stout's plants is superior in size and 

 assortment to any. Bloom's are from 

 2 to 3M-inch diameter. Supply enables 

 us to offer in 



One-ounce Package for $7.00 



We send by insured mail. Seed now 

 ready. 



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XXX SEEDS 



OblneaePrtm rose, mixed 400 ad*., tl .00; *9,60c. 

 Verbena, finest Klants, mixed, pkt., 2Se. 

 Cineraria, large flo^erlug Dwf., pkt.. SVc; 's, 26c. 

 Orelamen. OUnU, mixed pkt., $1.00; >s.pkt., 60c. 

 PrlmnlaObconlca, FtDeatOlants pkL,60c. 

 PanH7, jrlant mixed, 5000 aeedg. tl OC; "g pkt , 50c. 

 CoieaH, fancy hybrids, mixed, pkt., 25c. 

 Dracaena Indivlxa. new crop, pkt., 20c; oz.,30c. 

 Shamrock, true Irish frreen, 20c. 



JOHN P. RUPP. Shlromaiutown. Pa. 

 Mention The Review when yon write. 



HYACINTHS, TULIPS 



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