. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. 646 The American Florist. April 7,. Over a Million Green Hyacinth Stakes at the following special low prices: Lots of 6,OC0 Lots of 10,000 12-inch length $ per 1000 $ per 1000 18 inch length per 1000 per 1000 These prices only hold good until present stock is sold. Write for prices in case lots, 25,000. THE HOUSE OF MERIT JOS. G. NEIDINGER CO. FLORISTS' SUPPLIES 1309-11 N. 2nd Street, PHILADELPHIA, PA. Mention the American Florist when ^ariting San Francisco. STOCK PLEXTIFUr, WITH (iOOD DEMAND. B
. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. 646 The American Florist. April 7,. Over a Million Green Hyacinth Stakes at the following special low prices: Lots of 6,OC0 Lots of 10,000 12-inch length $ per 1000 $ per 1000 18 inch length per 1000 per 1000 These prices only hold good until present stock is sold. Write for prices in case lots, 25,000. THE HOUSE OF MERIT JOS. G. NEIDINGER CO. FLORISTS' SUPPLIES 1309-11 N. 2nd Street, PHILADELPHIA, PA. Mention the American Florist when ^ariting San Francisco. STOCK PLEXTIFUr, WITH (iOOD DEMAND. quickly recovered from the dullness experienced during the begin- ning' of Lent and trade may be .said to be about, normal again. There is plenty of stock of every description to be had. There is hardly a shortage in anything in the cut flower line. Roses are in large supply but prices have held fairly well in some cases, such as Russell and American Beauty, but other varieties are in such large sup- ply that prices are ruling rather low. Carnations are still in over-supply. The St. Patrick's day demand cleaned up all the whites that were available. It seems that the coloring of white va- rieties has come to stay as far as this market is concerned. There was quite a large call for whites for the shipping trade also. The warm weather has knocked the color a bit on many of the pink and red varieties. There is quite a quantity of cut lilies arriving, but very few in pots as yet. They are of unusually good qualtity this season, showing that a fine grade of bulbs have been used. Prices are firm at about last week's figures. There is a very large supply of bulbous stock. Hyacinths, tulips, and daffodils can be had in any quantity. The supply of freesias is about done, the amount ar- riving now being very small. Violets are arriving in very large quan- tities, with prices about as usual, the street vendors disposing of enormous quantities daily. Sweet peas ai-e daily- becomi
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