. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. Floris+J Telear«ph Delivery Asal «V^fE NEVER SLEEP" IDLEWUD GREENHOUSES Neinptiisjenii. 89* iouth Main Straat •Up-to-th^-minute" Service and Execution lEvery Flower in Season. I}. J. VIRGIN 838 Canal St. NEW ORLEANS, U. , KNOXVILLE,TENN. The Leadinfir Florist of the Sooth All Ordiara Olvsn Special Attentlen KENTUCKY LOUISVILLE, m kentuckyQ^ (U 550 Fourth Atc. LOUISVILLE, KY. g E) II 1) III Hmbar of Florittt' Tsliffipli Dellfery tttoclttlon [j ll @ P ^ Forth* meat painataking penooai aei^ Tica. LOUISVILLE, KY. AUGUST R.
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. Floris+J Telear«ph Delivery Asal «V^fE NEVER SLEEP" IDLEWUD GREENHOUSES Neinptiisjenii. 89* iouth Main Straat •Up-to-th^-minute" Service and Execution lEvery Flower in Season. I}. J. VIRGIN 838 Canal St. NEW ORLEANS, U. , KNOXVILLE,TENN. The Leadinfir Florist of the Sooth All Ordiara Olvsn Special Attentlen KENTUCKY LOUISVILLE, m kentuckyQ^ (U 550 Fourth Atc. LOUISVILLE, KY. g E) II 1) III Hmbar of Florittt' Tsliffipli Dellfery tttoclttlon [j ll @ P ^ Forth* meat painataking penooai aei^ Tica. LOUISVILLE, KY. AUGUST R. BAUMER MASONIC TEMPLE Member Florists' Teleffrapb DellTsry Ah'b trim our Mr, Hedges, president of the American League baseball team. Ludwig Zimmer, the Biddle Market florist, who usually spends the summer abroad, thinks a trip to the San Fran- cisco fair this year will help to pass the dull summer months. J. J. B. COLUMBUS, O. The Market. Trade has quieted down considerably in the last two weeks, owing largely to the fact that most of the bedding, etc., has been finished for the present sea- son. This business was good and the plants were cleaned up nicely, with the exception, possibly, of a few geraniums that failed to be in bloom. Everything in bloom was sold early and there have been few geraniums in bloom since Me- morial week. June weddings and com- mencements made a little stir last week, but the commencements are about over and trade is expected to be somewhat quiet from now on. Eoses are fine, but the quantity has dropped away down, as some of the growers are only cutting from summer stock and it is rather light, though of good quality. Ophelia, Maryland, Kai- serin and Bulgarie are the main varie- ties at present. Carnations are getting rather small; the demand for them has decreased so that there are enough and to spare, even with many torn out. Sweet peas are fine and plentiful, as several new crops are just starting. Valley has been a little scarce lately, and a
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