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The Weekly Florists^ Review^ 



May 6, 1000. 



LEXINGTON, KY. 



The Market. - 



Business is fair, but will be better 

 when the weather gets better. At pres- 

 ent the weather is cold and snow is fall- 

 ing. Hhe hail storm that struck this sec- 

 tion of the country recently did but lit- 

 tle damage here. 



Funeral work has been keeping up well 

 of late. Some good Beauties and other 

 roses are coming into this market. Car- 

 nations are good and plentiful and have 

 a satisfactory demand. Violets are 

 about done for this season, as only a 

 few are coming in now. Green goods, 

 such as smilax, asparagus, fern leaves 

 and galax, are selling well. 



Varioitt Notes. 



Anderson & White have been busy with 

 decorations of late. Their spring stock 

 is looking well. 



Lucien Le Clere is getting things in 



' shape for planting at the I. & C. park, 



of which he has charge. August Le 



Clere made a flying business trip to 



Winchester last week. 



F. W. Meyer, of Frankfort, Ky., was 

 a recent visitor here. He is preparing 

 for a big spring business at that place. 



Honaker is cutting Beauties of good 

 quality. He also has a good supply of 

 bedding plants. 



The Michler Bros. Co. has been busy 

 planting privet and other hardy plants. 



J. Ferdinand Keller, of the J. A. Kel- 

 ler estate, has 20,000 carnations that are 

 hard to beat. Blue Grass. 



ENID, OKLA. 



A. D. Zimmerman, formerly in partner- 

 ship with Everett C. Price in the May- 

 wood Flower Gardens, at Ottawa, Kan., 

 is establishing himself at Enid. Pros- 

 pects look good here, the florists and 

 nurserymen all doing a good business 

 this spring. A recent hard rain has 

 brightened outside conditions wonder- 

 fully, it having been rather too dry thus 

 far this spring. 



Wabren, O. — George L. Brown, of 

 Syracuse, N. Y., has leased the Gaskill 

 greenhouses on North Tod avenue, and 

 will continue the business. Mr. Brown 

 was at one time in the employ of Mrs. 

 Gaskill as a grower. Mrs. Gaskill will 

 remain and assist in the business of the 

 concern. 



Menominee, Mich. — Charles Schulz is 

 remodeling and enlarging his green- 

 houses, at the corner of State street and 

 Dunlap avenue. When the work is com- 

 plete, the greenhouses will cover more 

 than double ♦^he space which they now 

 occupy, besides being made strictly mod- 

 ern. The improvements will include a 

 new office, with a frontage on both 

 streets. 



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