. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. X f,-,- 42 The Weekly Florists' Review. Dbcbmbbb 28, 1911. Denver. Pres. Other Directors: Ernst Wlenhoe- ber, Philip Breltmeyer, A. B. Oart- ledce, W. F. Oude, Oeorge Asmos, Fred H. Melnhardt. Matnai Diseonnti SO per cent. ProTitloB for raaraHteed sccooiits W. J. PALMER. BuOalo, Ylce-Pres. W. L. ROOK. Kansas Oltr, Treaa. particulars to 1^ •'Pl-- \1* Write for partlcnU Florists Telegraph DeliYery «rjis!i=: (RKTAm:R8' 8KCTION-8. A. r. «e O. H.) Secretarf, ATcnne, Indianapolia. Ind. INDIAKAFOUS. The Market. Christinas trade in mos
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. X f,-,- 42 The Weekly Florists' Review. Dbcbmbbb 28, 1911. Denver. Pres. Other Directors: Ernst Wlenhoe- ber, Philip Breltmeyer, A. B. Oart- ledce, W. F. Oude, Oeorge Asmos, Fred H. Melnhardt. Matnai Diseonnti SO per cent. ProTitloB for raaraHteed sccooiits W. J. PALMER. BuOalo, Ylce-Pres. W. L. ROOK. Kansas Oltr, Treaa. particulars to 1^ •'Pl-- \1* Write for partlcnU Florists Telegraph DeliYery «rjis!i=: (RKTAm:R8' 8KCTION-8. A. r. «e O. H.) Secretarf, ATcnne, Indianapolia. Ind. INDIAKAFOUS. The Market. Christinas trade in most instances was much better than last year. Stock of the better grades was sold clean and brought ^ood prices. Eoses sold espe- cially well this year, bringing from $3 to $6 per dozen retail. Carnations were not more than enough to go around, bringing $ and $2 per dozen. Amer- ican Beauties brought $12 to $18 and $24 per dozen. Violets did not move so well as last year, bringing $3 to $4 per hundred. Valley, Paper Whites and hyacinths retailed at $1 per dozen. Quantities of poinsettias were sold at from $3 to $6 per dozen. Potted plants sold exceptionally well this year, azaleas, cyclamens, Lorraine begonias, hyacinths and primulas be- ing moved in quantities. The higher priced plants and made up arrangements were quite in demand this season. Various Notes. Irwin Bertermann received a Christ- mas present that he should be proud of; it was twin boys. Chas. Schwake, with C. P. Meyer, called on the trade last week. Albert Pittet left last week for a brief trip to Europe. Geo. Welmer has taken a position with E. A. Nelson. A. Wiegand & Sons report the best Christmas trade they have had, an in- crease of twenty-five per cent over last year. This firm had a heavy sale of blooming plants, especially azaleas and made up arrangements. C. A. Kieman, of Connersville, and Mr. Meiklejohn, with H, F. Darrow, were visitors last week. John Eieman says that his Christmas trade was u
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