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The Florists^ Review 



OCTOBBR la. 1921 



LOUISVILLE, KY. 



The Market. 



Jack Frost paid his first visit to Louis- 

 ville last week and played havoc with 

 most of the outside growth. Dahlias, 

 however, stood it well and only a few 

 varieties indicated the extent of the 

 injury. They are plentiful and make up 

 ihe backbone of the market. A few of 

 the best varieties, such as Maud Adams, 

 Dorothy Peacock, King of the Autumn, 

 etc., have proven their worth and are 

 cleaned up well every day. Other than 

 dahlias there is nothing in outside flow- 

 ers with the exception of cosmos, which 

 is not plentiful this season. Carnations 

 arc coming in better and the demand is 

 increasing daily. Roses are still com- 

 ing in steadily and arc good. Mums 

 made their appeai-ance, but are not yet 

 plentiful enough to create any demand. 

 However, the crop promises to be good 

 and the wholesalers are much en- 

 couraged. Bouvardia has not been as 

 plentiful in the past week as before. 

 This is due to moving them from out- 

 doors to the benches, which of course 

 stunts them for the time being. 



Various Notes. 



The Kentucky Society of Florists held 

 its monthly meeting at the range of E. 

 G. Reimers & Son Co., on the Taylors- 

 ville road, October '). A large boiler 

 shed which had just been completed 

 afforded ample room for the meeting, 

 and, as there were a large number of 

 members present, the spacious room was 

 appreciated. President Pleiss called the 

 meeting to order at 3:30 and the minutes 

 were read and approved. The treas- 

 urer's report was read, after which a 

 lengthy argument about the organiza- 

 tion of a bowling club followed. H. 

 Kleinstarink discussed the pros and cons 

 for the nomination of the next year's 

 officers, which will occur at the next 

 meeting. Mr. Kleinstarink had just re- 

 turned from a trip to South America 

 and gave an interesting talk on his ex- 

 periences. Henry Fuchs also related the 

 experiences he encountered on a trip to 

 Washington. Following the speeches a 

 luncheon was served, which was en- 

 joyed by all. Simon Durisou, employed 

 by A. Henderson, was a welcome guest. 



Edith V. Walker, manager of Edith V. 

 Walker & Bros., has returned to her 

 duties after an illness of several weeks. 



H. G. Walker is cutting some fine 

 mums, as well as a nice lot of roses and 

 other seasonable flowers. 



The Kunzman Floral Co. is also show- 

 ing some excellent mums, which they are 

 (•utting in quantity. 



George Taffell, of Schloss Bros., \cw 



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