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The Weekly Florists' Review. 



April 6, 1911. 



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KANSAS CITY, MO. 



The Market. 



Eoses are plentiful and the prices are 

 more reasonable. Carnations also are 

 abundant, with prices low. Violets will 

 soon be gone. Bulbous stock is coming 

 on too fast. The weather is so warm 

 that it is causing a heavy loss to some 

 of the florists here. It will cut the sup- 

 ply short on hyacinths for Easter, as 

 they cannot be held back. We look for 

 a heavy spring trade, as orders are com- 

 ing in fast for bedding plants and porch 

 boxes at this early date. In shrubbery 

 there is an immense demand. Every- 

 body is busy filling orders. 



A Visit to E. G. Bunyar's. 



We found Mr. Bunyar busy packing 

 plants. His stock is looking fine this 

 year. He had 30,000 moonvines in 2- 

 inch pots before the shipping season 

 opened, but his supply will soon be at 

 an end, at the rate they are going. His 

 Lady Bountiful carnations in solid 

 benches are among the finest in this 

 part of the country. Large beds of 

 pansies are grown for winter cut flow- 

 ers and are in full bloom now. Mr. 

 Bunyar is quite successful with the 

 California violets. He prefers to grow 

 this variety, so he can have sweet peas 

 in the same house and in the same bed. 

 but in hills and far enough apart to 

 admit light to the violets. When the 

 violets are gone in the spring, the sweet 

 peas are in crop, so the house is always 

 occupied. His sweet peas are fine, with 

 long stems and large flowers, and he 

 gets the top price for all he is growing. 

 Large quantities of smilax are grown 

 here and Mr. Bunyar gets 15 cents a 

 string and grows four strings on each 

 hill in one year. They are planted eight 

 inches apart each way. 



Mr. Bunyar expects to add three 

 houses during the coming summer, one 

 for cuttings and two for violets. The 

 violets are to be grown for Valentine's 

 day, and then geraniums will take their 

 place. Large quantities of stevia are 

 to be planted next fall, as the demand 

 is fast increasing for this flower and 

 there is never enough to go around. 



(Conticued on pa«re 130.) 



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