. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 116 The Florists^ Review Mat 7, 1914. INDIANAPOLIS. The Market. Trade has continued good for the last week. Stock ia in fair supply and is cleaned up daily. Numerous funerals have cleaned up the glut of lilies since Easter. Carnations are a little short and none go begging. Snapdragons are abundant and find a good sale. Iris is fine and finds a ready market. Roses and Beauties are plentiful and have a fair call. Some first-class gladioli are to be had. Fancy ferns are becoming scarce; other green goods are plentiful. Various Notes. J. J. Karins, wi
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 116 The Florists^ Review Mat 7, 1914. INDIANAPOLIS. The Market. Trade has continued good for the last week. Stock ia in fair supply and is cleaned up daily. Numerous funerals have cleaned up the glut of lilies since Easter. Carnations are a little short and none go begging. Snapdragons are abundant and find a good sale. Iris is fine and finds a ready market. Roses and Beauties are plentiful and have a fair call. Some first-class gladioli are to be had. Fancy ferns are becoming scarce; other green goods are plentiful. Various Notes. J. J. Karins, with H. A. Dreer, Inc., called on the trade last week. Several of the local florists attended the State Florists' Association meeting with Harry White, in North Manches- ter, last week. Albert Pittet reports satisfactory sales of seeds of 'his new sweet pea, which he is now putting on the market. John Bieman is showing a good line of box trees at his store. Hartje & Elder are cutting large quan- tities of fine daisies. S. T. Hitz & Son have been sending in quantities of snapdragon. The Smith & Young Co. has been cut- ting some first-class roses at the Cum- berland plant. The Pahud Floral Co. has been get- ting excellent service out of the new Ford delivery car. George Wiegand is planning a trip through the east "in his new Cadillac roadster in the near future. The Indianapolis Flower & Plant Co. has a fine line of bedding stock for the spring trade. H. L. W. Wichita, Kan.—A permit has been is- sued to Joseph Blake to build a green- house, 84x128 feet, and a boiler house, 14x30 feet, at 122 to 128 Rosenthal ave- nue, at a cost of $2,000. E. A. LIPPMAN MANUFACrURKR OF GREENHOUSE SHADINQ No. e Hlsh 8tr«*t. MORRISTOWN. N. J. AFTER twenty-flve years' experience In Green- house work, with Lord A Barnham Company, in Uie Klazint; and palntlnR department, I am conylnced that what Is most needed In this line Is a frood shadlnir. and I am pleased to advise yon that I
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