. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. , ui*i»i »;iii, iiiniiiiKvjiri^jiiiifprili^VliniH^iprfpnp^i^.iifiif: 84 The Florists' Review NOTBMBBB 6, 1913. DAYTON, OHIO. The Market. The volume of business done last week would not have been so large had it not been for the All Saints' day trade. From all reports, business for this day was no better than last year's, but it was as good. Small chrysanthemums and carnations were in greatest demand, and as a result there was nowhere near enough to meet the demand. Carnations at the present time seem to be a little off crop; this, perhaps, is due t
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. , ui*i»i »;iii, iiiniiiiKvjiri^jiiiifprili^VliniH^iprfpnp^i^.iifiif: 84 The Florists' Review NOTBMBBB 6, 1913. DAYTON, OHIO. The Market. The volume of business done last week would not have been so large had it not been for the All Saints' day trade. From all reports, business for this day was no better than last year's, but it was as good. Small chrysanthemums and carnations were in greatest demand, and as a result there was nowhere near enough to meet the demand. Carnations at the present time seem to be a little off crop; this, perhaps, is due to the last few weeks of dull weather. There are, however, enough at ordinary times to meet the requirements, for this is the day of the chrysanthemum and all other flowers have to take a back seat. The larger varieties of chrysanthe- mums are in great abundance and in some instances there is an oversupply. Roses in all varieties, even Beauties, are plentiful, but with the mum pre- dominating in popularity, they too, in many instances, are a glut. There seem to be only a few lilies on the market, and these find ready sale in funeral work. Green goods are plenti- ful and the 'demand is fine. Various Notes. W. J. Engle reports an exceptionallv good business during the last month on field-grown vincas. He attributes much of this good fortune to The Re- view, in which he advertised his stock for sale. Miss Alberta Engle returned last week from a pleasant vacation in Pittsburgh, Pa. The Heiss Co. has recently purchased ten acres of ground south of this city, on which there will be erected several large greenhouses in the near future. This company had one of the prettiest Hallowe'en windows in the city last week. Mrs. Elizabeth Fhebus is having splendid suijcess with her chrysanthe- mums this season, both in growing and disposing of them. George Bartholomew reports a most satisfactory business for All Saints' day. This was Mr. Bartholomew's first All Saints' day since being in busin
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