. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 70 The Weekly Florists' Review. January 25, 1912. EVANSVILI^, IND. The Market. Trade has been quite slow for a week or so. Heavy snow and con- tinued cold were the greatest factors in holding business back. This has been the coldest month in about fifteen years and we had a foot of snow, also. Just now it is warmer and the snow almost gone, so better times are expected. The days are noticeably longer and stock will improve from now on. Various Notes. Julius Niednagel & Sons had no trouble in keeping the houses warm during the cold snap. The ros
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 70 The Weekly Florists' Review. January 25, 1912. EVANSVILI^, IND. The Market. Trade has been quite slow for a week or so. Heavy snow and con- tinued cold were the greatest factors in holding business back. This has been the coldest month in about fifteen years and we had a foot of snow, also. Just now it is warmer and the snow almost gone, so better times are expected. The days are noticeably longer and stock will improve from now on. Various Notes. Julius Niednagel & Sons had no trouble in keeping the houses warm during the cold snap. The roses and carnations are looking fine. The roses are giving a nice cut and the carna- tions are full of buds and flowers. The Wm. Blackman Floral Co. is having its usual good business. They are short of stock and have to buy considerable. Louis Fritsch had quite a run of funeral work one day last week. His carnations are in excellent condition. Karl Zeidler gave as a premium a fine sago palm for the smallest dog at our recent poultry show. Eoyston & Fenton are oflf crop and the cut or roses is smaii. E. L. Fenton won several blue ribbons on his White Wyandottes at the poultry show. Mr. Eoyston won on his, also. J. C. Elsperman says that business has been quiet, but seems to be picking up again. Miss Marion Halbrooks, daughter of Paul Halbrooks, superintendent of the Columbus Floral Co., of Columbus, was here recently on a visit with her grandparents. On her way home she stopped in Louisville and visited sev- eral of the leading florists of that city. She takes a great interest in her fath- er's business and is a great help to him. E. L. F. 4-inch, heav7 stock, $12 00 per 100. Boston, Bar- rowtii and Elegant issima. Also 214-inch Boston. $ per 100. Wagner Park Conservatories SIDNKT, OHIO A sparagus Plumosus Seedlings $ per 100; $ per 1000. COLLINQDALE GREENHOUSES COLLINQDALE, PA. Mention The Kevlew vtaei "oo write. FERNS FOR DISHES Assorted varieties, 2H-in pot
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