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The Weekly Florists^ Review^ 



Mabch 10, 1910.' 



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SALT LAKE CITY. 



The Market. 



The spring flowers and Easter plants 

 are now coming into full swing and tu- 

 lips, hyacinths, lilies, daffodils, stocks and 

 freesias, to say nothing of the potted 

 plants, are in full bloom in all the local 

 greenhouses. Cut flowers, such as roses, 

 carnations and violets, are in goodly 

 number and the outlook for the flower 

 business this spring is that it will be the 

 best experienced in many seasons. 



Prevailing prices are about normal. 

 Tea roses retail at from $2 to $3 per 

 dozen, while Beauties bring from $4 to 

 $10. Carnations are s'elling between $1 

 and $1.25 per dozen and prices on other 

 flowers are about as usual. 



Various Notes. 



C. Kramer & Sons, proprietors of fif- 

 teen greenhouses at Third East and Fif- 

 teenth South streets and who conduct 

 one of the largest retail stores in the 

 city at 39 South Main street, say that 

 business has been splendid, the retail 

 branch of it being particularly good. 

 They will have a big supply of flowers 

 for Easter. They now have over 1,000 

 pots of Easter lilies, which will give 

 about 4,000 to 5,000 blooms, besides a 

 large and satisfactory plant stock. Boses, 

 carnations and violets, with this firm, are 

 good all the year around, but they ex- 

 pect an especially heavy demand for this 

 season. 



E. A. Child, proprietor of Child's Flo- 

 ral Art Shop at 11 South Main street, 

 says, "Spring flowers are coming in 

 nicely. ' ' He reports that on account of 

 the scarcity of roses the price has ad- 

 vanced somewhat, but conditions are im- 

 proving and they expect a nice supply. 



At the store of the B. C. Morris Floral 

 Co., 52 East First South street, there is 

 an unusually fine lot of cut flowers and 

 plants displayed. They say that there 

 will be no difficulty with them in sup- 

 plying the local trade. 



riOWER INSURANCE 



Every Up-to-date Florist ought 

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