. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. NOVBMBBB 10, 1921 The Florists^ Review 41 We believe, stock will be moderately plenti- ful and that prices will be reasonable, but we serve just the grade of stock you want. (This week's Prices) ROSES Per lOO Quality Wonderful Very Good Values Per lOO Good Short Roses $ to $ I Long Stem Roses $ to$ Medium Stem Roses .... to | Special Fancy Long Roses, to ANY VARIETY-WE HAVE THEM ALL Plenty of Carnations Now Select, $ to $; Fancy, $ to $ per 100 Easter Lilies, $ per doz.; $ per 100 S
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. NOVBMBBB 10, 1921 The Florists^ Review 41 We believe, stock will be moderately plenti- ful and that prices will be reasonable, but we serve just the grade of stock you want. (This week's Prices) ROSES Per lOO Quality Wonderful Very Good Values Per lOO Good Short Roses $ to $ I Long Stem Roses $ to$ Medium Stem Roses .... to | Special Fancy Long Roses, to ANY VARIETY-WE HAVE THEM ALL Plenty of Carnations Now Select, $ to $; Fancy, $ to $ per 100 Easter Lilies, $ per doz.; $ per 100 Sweet Peas - - $ to per 100 ValleyJ - - - - per 100 Violets, single or double, 75c to per 100 Callas, - - - - per doz. Orchids—Cattleyas, - per doz. Coontie Leaves $ per 100 IN LOTS OF SO OR lOO, $ EACH Asparagus Ferns 25c to 50c per bunch $ per 1000 Wild Smilax $ per case. L. D. Phone Central 7720 180 North Wabash Ave. DALL COMPANY CHICAGO li? One variety may be worth much more than another and one grower's bunrh may not resemble another's in any other particular than that each is tied with a piece of string. In one wholesale house November 5 bunches were seen contain- ing three, six, twelve and twenty-five sprays and selling all the way from 15 cents to $ Most gro%vcrs bunch a dozen sprays, but if all did the same, l)rice then would vary with the variety. There are so many varieties he is a wise man who knows the names of them all. Among the best liked stock on the market are pompons grown to single stem, disbudded. The Doty varieties, pink and white, are most commonly seen, but the growers have been experiment- ing with other sorts and a considerable assortment is oflFered. The retailers say the public likes this stock. Carnations suffer because of the abundance of pompons. Violets and sweet peas are slightly more plentiful. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally en
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