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The Florists^ Review 



Mabch 20, 1913. 



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INDIANAPOLIS. 



The Market. 



From the quantity of stock that will 

 be available, this Easter should be a 

 record-breaker. It appears that there 

 will be no shortage of any kind of 

 flowers. Plants are unusually plentiful 

 this year. Lilies are of fine quality and 

 almost unlimited in • quantity. Crim- 

 son ramblers will be a little scarce, as 

 several of our best growers failed with 

 them this year. Spiraeas, azaleas, hy- 

 drangeas, lilacs, rhododendrons and bulb- 

 ous stock are to be had in almost any 

 quantity. There will be a good cut of 

 carnations and roses, including Beau- 

 ties. Sweet peas seem plentiful and 

 are meeting with a good call. Double 

 violets are a tough proposition. Or- 

 chids and valley are not having a good 

 market. 



Various Notes. 



The Indiana state legislature, now in 

 session, has designated the carnation 

 as the state flower. 



A. Wiegand's Sons Co. and the Ber- 

 termann Bros. Co. were busy with de- 

 partment store decorations last week. 



John Grande has his usual lot of fine 

 lilies for Easter. 



Homer Wiegand has returned from a 

 five weeks' vacation in Florida. 



Adolph Baur, secretary of the Amer- 

 ican Carnation Society, is trying to 

 make arrangements so that all the In- 

 diana florists who expect to attend the 

 show in New York will leave on the 

 same train. 



L. F. Benson is having a new de- 

 livery body made to fit oti his old de- 

 livery auto. 



Fred Lemon is shipping quantities of 

 blooming plants to the Hill-Heller 

 store for the Easter trade. 



H. W. Rieman has a fine lot of bloom- 

 ing plants .Nfr his Easter trade. 



Albert I'ictet has been getting an 

 extra heavy cut from his seedling 

 sweet pea. 



The Roepke-Rieman Co. and .John 

 Heidenreich have a fine lot of lilies 

 and blooming plants for the wholesale 

 market. H. L. W. 



BALTIMORE. 



The twenty-sixth anniversary of the 

 Gardeners' and Florists' Club was cele- 

 brated last week with a banquet at 11 

 East Lexington street. Covers were 

 laid for 100. Previous to the banquet 

 officers were elected as follows: 



President, W. J. Johnston; vice-presi- 



ffiig flse a 1ED DEYIL" 



TO CUT CLASS? 



BecaoM there U nothing better anywhere at any pric<> 



Imiteton and (nt>- 

 ititaton hare tried for 

 yeen to produce a cnt- 

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 Olaaa Oatter. They 

 have all failed 



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STAPLES 



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 postpaid 



WN. SCHUnER 



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SPLIT CARNATIONS 



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"Best devloe on the market." 



Joseph Traudt. 



"OoQld not ^t along without 



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LLPHbboiy,6alcsbwgJII. 



dent, James L. Towner; secretary, N. F. 

 Flitton; financial secretary, George Tal- 

 bot; treasurer, Frederick G. Burger; 

 librarian, C. M. Wagner. 



Robert L. Graham was toastmaster, 

 and among the speakers were: William 

 Christie, James L. Towner, Isaac H. 

 Moss, George Talbot, James Hamilton, 

 John Rider, James Boone, William J. 

 Johnston, N. F. Flitton, Frederick G. 

 Burger, Philip B. Welsh, J. J, Perry and 

 Charles Wagner. 



Model 

 Extension 

 Carnation 

 Sapport 



Made with two oi 

 three circles. En- 

 doned by aU the 

 Trading Camatioa 

 Grower! as the best 

 support on mafket. 



Pat. July 27. '97. May 17. '» 



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IGOE BROSe 



2«6 North 9th Straat 

 BROOKLYN. N. Y. 



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The BAUR CARNAnON CUP 

 for SPLIT CARNATIONS 



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Does its work perfectly and stops there. 

 Cannot in Jo re the flower. 



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Pries per Oatfit, S2.S0. CNpt per M. SI .00; 2M, SI .SO: 

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 Towner. 



