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The Weekly Florists^ Review* 



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March 31, 1910. 



Evergreen Brand Flower Fertilizer 



is pare plant food, and is immediately available. It permanently enriches the soil. 

 It prevents the onslaughts of plant disease or insect pests. Can be used at any time 

 during the growing season ; dry or in solution. 

 Put up in 12 pound cans. Price, $2.00. Tor sale by Leading Jobbers 



For further inlormation address 



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CLEVELAND. 



The Market. 



Eeports from all the trade in this sec- 

 tion are most gratifying, having made a 

 large increase over a year ago in round 

 dollars. There was never a better stock 

 of Easter plants and cut flowers for the 

 retailers to select from and the stores 

 without exception were a bower of beau- 

 tiful plants almost all week. 



Various Notes. 



Merkel & Son, of Mentor, shipped 

 about twenty carloads of plants, consist- 

 ing of ramblers, azaleas, lilies and other 

 stock, to tliis market alone. This firm 

 had 3,500 azaleas for Easter trade and 

 should be commented on for the excel- 

 lent quality. 



A. Sclimitt, of Glenville, had as usual 

 a fine lot of plants for Easter. The 

 azaleas, ramblers and genistas were all 

 fine. 



The wholesalers all report having done 

 a record-breaking business. 



Among the retailers there are none 

 dissatisfied. Knoble Bros, report an in- 

 crease over last year. Smith & Fetters 

 say it was their best year. C. M. Wag- 

 ner said it was by far his best Easter. 

 The Joues-Russell Co. had its first Easter 

 and reports a grand trade. Westman & 

 Getz, who make a specialty of decorative 

 noveltie><. report a good increase over a 

 year ago. 



C. A. Bramley, who has four stores in 

 different parts of the city, says he was 

 cleaned up at all four places. 



John Kirchner had a fine lot of plants 

 and bulb stock and says that he sold out 

 better than ever before. 



Peter Nichols, of the Arcade, moved 

 among other stock 20,000 violets. He 

 was well pleased with the results. 



The J. M. Gasser Co. had a fine cut of 

 roses of all kinds for Easter. Their Kil- 

 larney were exceptionally fine. 



The F. R. Williams Co. sent in 25,000 

 carnations and the same number of sweet 

 peas, which were fine. 



L. Anderson, W. J. Kramer, of Rock 

 River, and Robert Kegg, of West Park, 

 all had a good cut of carnations for 

 Easter week. G. B. 



Mrs. Ella Grant Wilson opened her 

 new flower shop at 6402 Euclid avenue 

 March 17 and is well satisfied with the 

 business done to date. 



Providence, R. I. — The board of park 

 commissioners, in its recent annual re- 

 port to the board of aldermen, strongly 

 recommended the building of greenhouses 

 as a part of the park system of this city. 



Dool Boy the ''Just as Goor Kiod 



Insist upon "the best" brand 



^ Greenhouse Glass 



Made by the 



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Our production is constantly improving. Ask the dealer and insist upon 



having our brands; if he cannot supply your wants 



write direct to headquarters 



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Glazing Putty 



and ELASTIC 



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wear and 



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Florists' Refrigerators 



Write OB for catalogme and prices, stating size 

 you require, and for what kind of cut flowers 

 Tou wish to use the refrigerator; also state 

 wbether you want it for display or only for 

 itorace. 



HcGrai Refrigerator Co..£.s;,l'^7,o 



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Plant Bed Cloth 



For Florists, Gardeners, Truck Farmers, 

 etc Protects from frosL Best shade 

 in summer. Sold by leading seedsmen. 



WATERPROOF SHEETING, HAY CAPS, Etc 



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