. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 124 The Florists^ Review March 24. 1921. EVANSVILLE, IND. The Market. Funeral work is quite plentiful, with a good supply of flowers to make up elaborate pieces. The spring trade is beginning to make itself felt. The out- look for a large Easter trade is excel- lent and there is a large supply of plants and flowers of all kinds. The weather is unusually warm for March. Various Notes. Mrs. J. C. Elspermann has a new Ford delivery car. She has an excellent line of plants for Easter. Her funeral trade is heavy and she has also a good call for spring p
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 124 The Florists^ Review March 24. 1921. EVANSVILLE, IND. The Market. Funeral work is quite plentiful, with a good supply of flowers to make up elaborate pieces. The spring trade is beginning to make itself felt. The out- look for a large Easter trade is excel- lent and there is a large supply of plants and flowers of all kinds. The weather is unusually warm for March. Various Notes. Mrs. J. C. Elspermann has a new Ford delivery car. She has an excellent line of plants for Easter. Her funeral trade is heavy and she has also a good call for spring plants. A visit to the greenhouses of the Blackman Floral Co. was an interesting one. It was a sight to see the grand Easter plants, especially the large batch of Easter lilies, which are just right. Immense quantities of bulbous stock, also, are just prime. In cut flowers the roses and carnations are especially fine. Premier and Columbia are in grand shape, as well as White Killar- ney. Carnations, big flowers on long, stiff stems, are about the best ever had here. The Evansville Nursery Co. and the Thornburg Nursery Co. :ire extremely busy planting out slirubbery. Otto Kuebler, at Kresge's, is showing a nice line of plants. ^ E. L. F. Congress Heights, D. C.—Theodore Dietrich plans to discontinue his flo- rists' business. Dayton, O.—Bolf Zetlitz announces the appointment of Harry A. Bunyard as manager of production of the Zetlitz Floral Products Co. E. E. Edgeconib is sales manager. The Zetlitz Floral Prod- ucts Co. operates the greenhouses and store formerly conducted for many years by W. G. Matthews, and also th.' range of the Miami Floral Co. The Zot litz interests at Lima and Ada are con- ducted by a separate corporation. MILLER'S Line of Dirt Pots and Bands Miller's Lock-Process Dirt Pots Sizes 500 1000 3000 5000 2x2x2 $ $ $ $ 2^ix2j4x2 3x3x3 4x4x3}4 Miller's Lock-Process Dirt Bands Sizes 1
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