. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 62 The Florists' Review Sbptbmbku 1, 1921 ASTERS MUMS PLUMOSUS Now Ready for Shipping DRIED STRAW- FLOWERS ADIANTUM GROWERS FLORAL COMPANY 55 Saint Anne Street wholesale Grower, and shipper, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. as much greenhouse space to this flower as in past seasons. A number of local throwers are going in strongly for Lad- die. The cut of roses is again slowed up, as far as outdoor stock goes, the result of the recent rain, but enough stock is in sight to care for all general needs. The cut of Cecile Brunner roses has been increasing and the sa
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 62 The Florists' Review Sbptbmbku 1, 1921 ASTERS MUMS PLUMOSUS Now Ready for Shipping DRIED STRAW- FLOWERS ADIANTUM GROWERS FLORAL COMPANY 55 Saint Anne Street wholesale Grower, and shipper, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. as much greenhouse space to this flower as in past seasons. A number of local throwers are going in strongly for Lad- die. The cut of roses is again slowed up, as far as outdoor stock goes, the result of the recent rain, but enough stock is in sight to care for all general needs. The cut of Cecile Brunner roses has been increasing and the same is true of Ophelia and Hadley. One grower notes a big increase in the cutting of Eussell. Orchids are in heavier supply and the cut of bouvardias shows a slight in- crease. Lily of the valley is plentiful and gypsophila is increasing in quantity. .Stephanotis is plentiful at present. Various Notes. An elaborate decoration was handled last week for the Winter Garden thea- ter by Melb)''s Flower Shop. Autumn foliage and gladioli we're the main items featured. Dr. Walter A. Moore, of the Holly- wood CJardens, was a week-end visitor on Vancouver island, where relatives are spending some time. Mrs. Alois Hellenthal is now in Brit- ish Columbia, where she has .ioined her family on a two weeks' vacation trip. Still another vacationist at present is Felix Kosaia, who has gone to Sol- due, where he will spend three weeks. Mrs. Eosaia is in charge of the business during his absence. Some nice Colum- bia roses have been featured in recent window showings at this shop. A better demand for ferns, especially the smaller items, is reported by the Art Floral Co., and from now on a steady increase is anticipated. William Goldsbary is back from a trip to Vancouver and Victoria for the A. L. Randall Co., of Chicago, and ad- vises that he found general business good across the line. A full line is be- ing offered by growers there this year. George Kosaia, of Rosaia Bros., who has been on an ext
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