. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. Why not mail your order for Easter Flower Baskets now, as time is short. Raedlein Easter Assortments Assortment No. 2. 50 Tumbler Baskets, 18 to 24 d* 1 Q Af\ inches over all *p\ y •T'V/ Assortment No. 3. 25 Medium Cut Flower Baskets, 1 Z. CA 21 to 26 inches over all I \J,J\J Assortment No. 4. 15 Large Cut Flov^rer Baskets, 34 to 42 inches over all Assortment No. 5. diameter 25 Plant Baskets, 6 to 11 inches RAEDLEIN is always ready to serve YOU If you have not our catalogue, write TODAY. 3(IC ^nc RAEDLEIN BASKET CONPANY, "c 3-17 Mi
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. Why not mail your order for Easter Flower Baskets now, as time is short. Raedlein Easter Assortments Assortment No. 2. 50 Tumbler Baskets, 18 to 24 d* 1 Q Af\ inches over all *p\ y •T'V/ Assortment No. 3. 25 Medium Cut Flower Baskets, 1 Z. CA 21 to 26 inches over all I \J,J\J Assortment No. 4. 15 Large Cut Flov^rer Baskets, 34 to 42 inches over all Assortment No. 5. diameter 25 Plant Baskets, 6 to 11 inches RAEDLEIN is always ready to serve YOU If you have not our catalogue, write TODAY. 3(IC ^nc RAEDLEIN BASKET CONPANY, "c 3-17 Milwaukee Ave., CHICAGO, ILLINOIS sue one one one one one one one recesHioii in xn-ices, however. Quota- tions aviTii^e a little higher than a week ago. Carnations continue to sell well, with Laddie up to $10 and other varieties from $4 to $6. Eosalia, Eo- sette and Maine Sunshine have been making $6 to $8. Violets are slacking up and singles are near the end, with values from 50 cents to $1 per hundred. There are great numbers of remark- ably fine sweet peas and $2 now buys the best. The finest color seen is Zvo- lanek's Rose. ' Bulbous material holds up extremely well in price and there is no surplus to sell at ruinous prices, as in former years, of either tulips or narcissi. There are moderate-sized quantities of Span- ish iris, which sell at $3 per dozen. Snapdragons are not seen in great num- bers yet and so far have sold well. Yel- low marguerites and bachelor's buttons are arriving more freely; so are other miscellaneous flowers. Lilies are low in price. Callas also .-ire selling rather cheaply. Tansies are on the wiine, .nlthough a good many still come in. Supplies of cut acacia are nearing the end. Valley has been selling better. CattleyMs are not selling particularly well. A good number of Mossise are now available. There is a fair supply of gardenias. Pot ]i]nnt trade continues good, with Darwin tulips, roses in variety, hydran- geas, ericas and genistas the leaders.
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