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The Weekly Florists^ Review; 



Apbil 8, 1909. 



MONTREAL. 



The Market. 



Everybody is rushing about getting 

 ready for Easter and we expect a greater 

 business than ever. All kinds of plants 

 and flowers are doing their best to help 

 us out, and many of the stores are now 

 lovely bowers of beauty and brightness. 



The weather could be improved upon, 

 as it is yet a little cool, with frost at 

 night. The roads are in bad condition, 

 with mud, slush and snow, which makes 

 the delivery of plants in good shape a 

 difficult matter. In many places the 

 fields and roads are under water and the 

 river is still rising. 



Various Notes. 



Hall & Eobinson are showing some 

 splendid ramblers and azaleas, and 

 though they have had a fine trade all 

 winter they hope to be busier this Easter. 



Campbell's are rushing with their nu- 

 merous large orders, as usual. They have 

 some fine Beauties in pots, besides many 

 pretty designs and novelties, ready for 

 the holidays. 



F. C. Smith, gardener to Sir Wm. Van 

 Home, deserves great praise for the 

 glorious array he has had in his green- 

 houses the last few weeks. 



Miss Murray's store, of course, is al- 

 ways the pink of perfection. We regret 

 that she has been ill lately. She is now 

 able, however, to attend to her duties. 



Campbell's popular young lady. Miss 

 Legg, leaves us next week to be married. 

 The best wishes of the trade go with her, 

 as she will be greatly missed by us all. 



Mrs. White reports business as good 

 and the outlook bright. 



J. Bennett, of Lachine, has his houses 

 filled with all the usual Easter goods, as 

 well as new things. His houses of vio- 

 lets, sweet peas and Beauties are in 

 splendid bloom. 



Miss M. Carmichael, an ex-florist of 

 this city, paid us a flying visit last 

 month. Tommy. 



HiGHTSTOWN, N. J. — Tracy H. Norton 

 will build a large violet house during the 

 summer. 



Albion, N. Y. — Julian T. Duquette, 

 whose greenhouses were burned some 

 weeks ago, will rebuild them, using steel 

 and cement in the construction. 



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