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The Weekly Florists' Review* 



ArniL 27, 1011. 



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GREENHOISE GLASS 



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NEW HAVEN, CONN. 



The Market. 



The market for the last three weeks 

 has proven satisfactory to retailer, 

 grower and wholesaler. The Easter 

 business becomes heavier and heavier 

 each year. The large use of corsage 

 bouquets calls for an especial increase 

 in the regular stock of valley and or- 

 chids, mostly cattleyas. These flowers 

 have been shown in large quantities in 

 the windows of many of our leading 

 florists. 



Sweet peas and violets are still in 

 demand and are picked up about as fast 

 as they are unpacked. The demand dur- 

 ing the last week, however, seemed to 

 incline toward carnations. 



Various Notes. 



The school children of this city were 

 supplied with trees, to be taken home 

 and planted. The trees were a gift from 

 the Malley Co., proprietors of the larg- 

 est department store in the city. 



J. N. Champion & Co. report the 

 Easter season one of the best in years. 



The florists of this city are now look- 

 ing forward hopefully to the Decoration 

 day business, the June weddings and 

 the Yale University commencements. 



Otto Glueck, of Marion, was a visitor 

 in town last week. B. 



DETBOIT. 



Tbe Market. 



The florists of this city were not dis- 

 appointed at Easter. Two days of rain 

 the early part of the week caused some 

 to worry, but from Friday on the 

 weather was ideal. Everyone's facili- 

 ties for selling and delivery were taxed 

 to the limit, and Sunday noon found 

 stock well cleaned up. 



Business last week was good, Easter 

 Monday being an exceptionally busy 

 day with many florists. Aside from car- 

 nations, stock remains well sold out. 

 Violets are becoming poor and will soon 

 be only a memory. Sweet peas are in 

 large supply, but the demand is fully 

 equal to it. Spanish iris has made its 

 appearance. 



Various Notes. 



B. Schroeter's force is busy moving 

 to temporary quarters at 90 Broadway. 



Automobiles played a most important 

 part in Easter deliveries, some of the 

 large retailers using this method en- 

 tirely. H. S. 



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