Mat 23, 1012. 



The Weekly Florists' Review. 



37 



MICHELL'S CINERARIA SEED 



"Distinctive" In Perfection. 



Oar improved strains have been acclaimed wonderful; immense trusses 

 of the largest flowers. I3 Trede Pkt. Trade Pkt. 



Dwarf Grandifflora Prize. Mixed colors $0.60 



Medium Tall " « " " 60 



James' Giant Strain. Mixed colors 60 



Sutton's Superb. Mixed colors (Orig Pkt. 60c) 



Matador. Large flowering scarlet (Pkt. 30c) 



Hybrida, Choice Mixed 30 



Radiate Hybrida (Novelty). Small star-like flowers 60 



Sutton's Stellate. Star-shaped (Orig. pkt. 60c) 



Steiiata Hybrida. Mixed colors 60 



$1.00, 

 1.00 

 1,00 



60 

 00 



1.00 



CINERARIA 



MICHELL'S WHOLESALE CATALOGUE 



contains all such seeds that are wanted for present sowing. 



Henry F. Michell Co.,NARmsT,Philadelphia 



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Easter Lilies 



ALL YEAR ROUND 



Grown by 



Hoffmeister Floral Co. 



Lickrun, Cincinnati, Ohio 



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Special Price on Magnoiia Leaves 0i PA 

 for Memorial Day^both bronze and green, t]>l«uU 



C. E. CRITCHELL, Wholesale Commission Florist, 34-36 Tkird Ave. East, CINCINNATI, O. 



per 

 carton 



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NEW YOEK. 



The Market. 



Many days of rain, large shipments 

 of roses and carnations, a flood of lilac 

 and an abundance of everything all 

 combined to force last week's cut flow- 

 er market into almost a summer range 

 of values. While the clean-up was gen- 

 eral Saturday, May 18, the result was 

 achieved only by a great reduction in 

 prices and the aggregate results were 

 far below those of the two weeks pre- 

 ceding, A gradual improvement is now 

 looked for up to Memorial day, when 

 the extra call from the cemetery flo- 

 rists, and the out-of-town demand, are 

 expected to require all the stock that 

 arrives. The effect of Memorial day in 

 the city itself is not especially great. 

 The next uplift to the market will be 

 the June weddings and early announce- 

 ments indicate a tremendous harvest. 

 At the same time the sweet girl grad- 

 uates will have their inning, 



American Beauties last week sold at 

 from 20 cents down, and few of them 

 brought over $15 per hundred. The gen- 

 eral rose supply was enormous, espe- 

 cially of Killarney. Maryland and 

 Eichmond shared in the slump and even 



A Full Crop off 



BEAUTIES 



Now on. Prices low. 



Also fine White Lilac, Dafffodils, 

 Roses, Pansies, Freeslas, etc., 



always on hand. 



McGALLUM CO. 



PinSBURGH 



CLEVELAND 



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the novelties retreated. Department 

 stores were offering them at 25 cents a 

 dozen, and carnations for even less. The 

 street proved a good outlet Saturday 

 and Sunday, the weather being excep- 

 tionally sunny and warm. 



Cattleyas dropped as low as 15 cents. 

 The demand has been light and few 

 have sold over 25 cents. The public 

 is being afforded an opportunity of 

 wearing the society flower at the price 

 of a good rose. Valley is down, as are 



Growers report short crop. 

 We will have 12 acres just 

 right to cut for Decoration 

 Day, in white or pink. 

 Order now and be sure of 

 being taken care of. Our 

 crop is fine . $4 to $5 per 100 



W. A. REIMAN 



VINCENNES, IND. 



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lilies of all varieties, but advance or- 

 ders for Memorial day are being booked 

 at better than the rate of $5 per hun- 

 dred and less which now prevails. The 



