. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 86 The Florists*^ Review Apbil 1, 1015. TOLEDO, 0. The Market. Several sunny days have helped the growers wonderfully in forcing their Easter plants and cut flowers. Flowers of all kinds are in fine condition and stock is plentiful. We have bright prospects for Easter and think it will be a record-breaker. Azaleas, rhododen- drons, tulips, hyacinths, daffodils, cin- erarias, deutzias and all other bloom- ing plants that one could desire can be found in their most radiant colors in any of the greenhouses in the city. As to cut flowers, roses are ple
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 86 The Florists*^ Review Apbil 1, 1015. TOLEDO, 0. The Market. Several sunny days have helped the growers wonderfully in forcing their Easter plants and cut flowers. Flowers of all kinds are in fine condition and stock is plentiful. We have bright prospects for Easter and think it will be a record-breaker. Azaleas, rhododen- drons, tulips, hyacinths, daffodils, cin- erarias, deutzias and all other bloom- ing plants that one could desire can be found in their most radiant colors in any of the greenhouses in the city. As to cut flowers, roses are plentiful, with good color and stem. Carnations are in good supply and the demand enough to take care of the crop. Long-stemmed American Beauties were quite scarce last week. The fine grade of sweet peas on the market, especially the Spencer varieties, has decreased the sale of vio- lets to some extent. Snapdragons are in fine crop, but as yet the demand is not good. Bulbous stock of all kinds is fine and brings a good price. Lilies are in good supply and sell well. Various Notes. J. Jackson and J. Johnson, who have been held by local authorities for pass- ing bogus checks on florists, were sen- tenced to the state penitentiary by Judge Brough, of the Common Pleas court. William Feniger has a number of ex- tra clerks engaged for the great rush. He told the writer that he felt it in his bones that this week will be a record-breaker. Mrs. E. Suder has her conservatory decorated most beautifully with many new varieties of rose plants. The conservatory is an excellent place for a fine display. A large fountain in the center, with goldfish around the base, gives the room the appearance of a palace garden. John Helmer has severed his connec- tions with Harry Heinl. The call of city life was too strong for Mr. Helmer, after seventeen years of employment with Mr. Heinl 'at the West Toledo branch. Metz & Bateman and .Tohn Barrow & Son have rented extra stores in the downtown distri
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