. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. no The Rorfsts' Review OCTOBBB 18, IMl Send for our Illustrated Folder about. MAS-ART BASKET WORKS, Inc., 2001 East 14th St., Oakland, Cat. especially carnations. Nearly all o£ the wholesalers are two weeks late on mums this year. Although there are a limited number of Golden Glow and Smith's Ad- vance coming in daily, these are spoken for long before they are cut. Some of the retailers are still shipping in Cali- fornia mums, which retail at $6 to $8 per dozen, but with the express averag- ing $1 per dozen it has been a trying proposition and all
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. no The Rorfsts' Review OCTOBBB 18, IMl Send for our Illustrated Folder about. MAS-ART BASKET WORKS, Inc., 2001 East 14th St., Oakland, Cat. especially carnations. Nearly all o£ the wholesalers are two weeks late on mums this year. Although there are a limited number of Golden Glow and Smith's Ad- vance coming in daily, these are spoken for long before they are cut. Some of the retailers are still shipping in Cali- fornia mums, which retail at $6 to $8 per dozen, but with the express averag- ing $1 per dozen it has been a trying proposition and all will welcome the home-grown mums. Premier and Colum- bia seem to be the main cut of roses, with Ophelia a close third. Short roses are demanding $3 and $4 per hundred and the best bring from $13 to $16 per hundred. Carnations are selling in lim- ited numbers at $3 and $4 per hundred, snapdragons at $8 and early mums at $15 to $20 per hundred. Cattleyas are plentiful. Vaxiotis Notes. At a meeting of the Omaha florists, September 29, it was decided to get the sentiment of all Omaha, Neb., and Iowa growers in regard to holding a chrysan- themum show in Omaha, November, 1922. Literature is being sent out ask- ing the florists how they feel about the matter and this will come up in the October meeting. At th« weekly bowling contest F. Swanson rolled liigh score, 196. All Omaha floriata are interested in who will have the best cyclamen this winter and thus far it is an even race between F. Lainson and C. Hargadine. The midge is again making its ap- pearance and in some cases has ruined the entire crop. Among thoae calling on the trade this week were J. A. Lambert, of the Ove Gnatt Co., Laporte, Ind.; H. W. Miller, of R. E. Gebhardt Co., Chicago, and Frank Stuppy, of Stuppy Floral Co., St. Joseph, Mo. Mrs. Grengene has taken a position with J. Bath. Several large bookings are being made for the Herzberg opening here Saturday, October 15. One firm has one order for $310. Wilcox &
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