. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 128 The Rorists Revte\^ July 21, l'J21 INDIANAPOLIS, IND. The Market. cxct'iMliiifrly (iood stock c'oiitiiiut'.s scurcc. Host's are tlie most idoiitiful of all flowtTs and tlu' majority of these are of poor or medium ((uality. Some good ones are available and move well. Because of the shortage, almost all stock that is of salable c|uality moves well. The extremely hot weather, without any recent rains, lias practically cooked all outdoor Howers. A few fair gladioli are appearing, but no first-class ones. Lilies have been welcome. Easter, gold-band
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 128 The Rorists Revte\^ July 21, l'J21 INDIANAPOLIS, IND. The Market. cxct'iMliiifrly (iood stock c'oiitiiiut'.s scurcc. Host's are tlie most idoiitiful of all flowtTs and tlu' majority of these are of poor or medium ((uality. Some good ones are available and move well. Because of the shortage, almost all stock that is of salable c|uality moves well. The extremely hot weather, without any recent rains, lias practically cooked all outdoor Howers. A few fair gladioli are appearing, but no first-class ones. Lilies have been welcome. Easter, gold-band and rubrum lilies have been moving well. The general line of outdoor summer stock has been conspicuous by its ab- sence. Few summer outdoor flowers have been putting in an appearance. Crops of all kinds are suffering on ac- count of the drought. Funeral work was not in such active demand last week as it had been previ- ously. Business in general has not been active, but all good stock has been moved. Various Notes. William Eoepke has been cutting some good lilies. The revised premium lists for the Indiana state fair have been mailed out. Mr. Blackman, of Evansville, will be judge this year. William Julius, of Jeffersonville, stopped off at Indianapolis on his way to Cincinnati to spend his vacation. J. H. Stokke, of the Eiverside Floral Co., of Muncie, Ind., was a visitor this week. The picnic of the Indiana State Flo- rists' Association will be held at Ber- termann's Cumberland grove, August 2. This will be an all-day affair. An interesting program, including games and amusements, has been made by the committee. A large crowd is expected and desired. E. E. T. The Universal Carnation Support. Made in two i)arts of heavy No. li' (ialvaaized Wire. EASILY SET UP. C. C. PoUworth Co., Milwaukee, Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not pe
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