. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. ERIE, All orders carefully and promptly filled. instead of using willow and splint bas- kets. Cedar barlt logs are being used for crocus, snowdrops and valley plants. Jos. Howard Ranney, formerly with Chas. L. Dole, of Lockport, is now with the Lenox Flower Shop. H. P. Neun, of Rochester, is grow- ing some fine lavender rhododendrons, which are finding ready sale here. Jacob Wiese had on sale last week a fine lot of plants, such as primulas, Boston ferns, begonias, hydrangeas and cinerarias. Mignonette, Japanese lilies, snapdragons, yellow mar
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. ERIE, All orders carefully and promptly filled. instead of using willow and splint bas- kets. Cedar barlt logs are being used for crocus, snowdrops and valley plants. Jos. Howard Ranney, formerly with Chas. L. Dole, of Lockport, is now with the Lenox Flower Shop. H. P. Neun, of Rochester, is grow- ing some fine lavender rhododendrons, which are finding ready sale here. Jacob Wiese had on sale last week a fine lot of plants, such as primulas, Boston ferns, begonias, hydrangeas and cinerarias. Mignonette, Japanese lilies, snapdragons, yellow marguerites, sweet peas and Victorias were in excellent condition. H. Keitsch & Son have sold their greenhouse property and have had the conservatories torn down. They now buy all their stock. They were busy with funeral work last week and report business growing steadily. E. C. A. BOSTON. The Market. The cut flower outlook a few days before Easter is encouraging. No fancy prices are looked for, but a large busi- ness at moderate prices is assured. Business last week held up well. March 27 a cold wave with a cutting wind depressed trade, but even then the clean-up was fairly good. Roses are in quite heavy supply and prices are a little lower, especially on shorter grades. No particular advance is looked for at Easter. Beauties are now of grand quality. Carnations held at $3 to $4 all last week and now have a stiffening ten- dency. Quite a few growers are off crop. Violets are advancing and will probably average $1 per hundred for Easter. Singles are nearing the end. For these it has been an unprofitable season. Doubles are in heavy crop. Of sweet peas there is and will be an abun- dance. Trade for these has dragged of late. Yellow marguerites sell well, but the ca^l for white is poorer. Double. S. A. Anderson 440 Main St., BUFFALO, N. Y. Anderson service means fresh, sturdy stock, and prompt deliveries in Buffalo. Lockport Masara Falls and Western New York. Member of the Flori
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