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The Weekly Florists' Review. 



Sbftbmbbb 14, 1911. 



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The Market. 



Little complaint was offered among 

 the retailers last we«k. Stock of near- 

 ly all kinds was plentiful and moved 

 fairly well. The cool breezes of fall 

 have at last made their appearance and 

 shortly those who are spending their 

 time away from home will be arriving 

 in the city, and naturally business will 

 once more go ahead. 



Stock inside is in every way en- 

 couraging. Koses and carnations are 

 looking exceedingly fine. There is little 

 mildew or stem-rot, but many of our 

 growers will be short on carnation 

 plants on account of the damage done 

 by hail storms and cut worms. Mums 

 are in excellent shape, but not nearly 

 so many are being grown as usual. As- 

 paragus and smilax are up to the usual 

 standard and violets are doing finely 

 and look as though a good return can 

 be expected. Boses are arriving more 

 regularly and the carnations are look- 

 ing better and selling well, although 

 somewhat slow in arriving. Dahlias 

 are coming in much more heavily and 

 find good sales at fair prices. Asters 

 are still a glut, but are moving fairly 

 well considering the large quantities on 

 the market. 



Various Notes. 



The Maryland state fair, held at Tim- 

 dtaium, Md., was a great success, and 

 many gardeners and florists attended. 

 The farmers and private gardeners 

 made excellent exhibits. I. H. Moss, of 

 Govanstown, made a large exhibit of 

 evergreens, as did J. L. Wagner, of 

 Towson. The latter 's exhibit also in- 

 cluded cut flowers. 



H. J. Quick has his new Gem City 

 boiler installed and has finished his two 

 new houses, 25 x 100 each, and also a 

 concrete stack, twenty-six feet high. 



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Hinsdale, Mass. — L. B. Br ague, the 

 Teteran fern dealer, is in Vermont, su- 

 perintending the picking of ferns and 

 shipment to the cold storage plant at 

 Pittsfield. 



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