. Les fleuristes [microforme] examen. La floriculture. 122^ DiCBUBBB les fleuristes d'examen 25. 1919. , -&Gt ;, CLEVELAND, O. Tbe marché. La semaine dernière, il s'illumina d'actions con- siderably. Le temps était froid mais lumineux, qui a aidé les producteurs. La ligne générale de la maison de couronnes, des paniers et des nouveautés bien déplacé et de nombreux articles nettoyés tôt. Boses étaient bons mais rares. Stévia et narcisses effacée bien. Calendulas, marguerites et autres nouveautés étaient en demande. Les plantes, surtout les poinsettias, nettoyé bien. Le buis, pins et autres wreathing était en bon la demande. Holly était bon et ce qu'il y avait de il cle

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. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 122 The Florists^ Review DiCBUBBB 25. 1919. , ->, CLEVELAND, O. Tbe Market. Last week stock brightened up con- siderably. The weather was cold but bright, which helped the growers. The general line of holiday wreaths, baskets and novelties moved well and many articles cleaned up early. Boses were good but scarce. Stevia and narcissi cleared well. Calendulas, daisies and other novelties were in demand. Plants, especially poinsettias, cleaned up well. Boxwood, pine and other wreathing was in good demand. Holly was good and what there was of it cleaned up readily. Mistletoe was especially scarce. The market was well supplied with greens. Various Notes. A truck-load of plants from Lorain, O., for A. M. Albrecht was frozen in transit. C. B. Knuth, of Euclid, is still cutting mums and pompons in considerable quan- tities. William Kramer, of Bocky Eiver, is cutting large quantities of good stevia. W. F. B. The Penn Square Florists have ac- quired a new, entirely enclosed, panel delivery car. DUIiUTH, MINN. Tta0 Market. The trade of last week was mostly shopping and advance orders for Christ- mas delivery. Chrysanthemums are al- most over. Boses were not at all good last week; evidently the growers were keeping the best of the stock for the Christmas trade. There has been a good supply of stevia, violets and greens. In potted plants, the market has had a large number of cyclamens, poinsettias, ericas, primroses, solanums and peppers, which sold well. Holly and boxwood wreaths have been selling well. The holly is well berried this year. Various Notes. Charles Stahbrodt has been bringing in some fine cinerarias and primulas. J. E. S.. £ NOT AN EXPENSE- AN INVESTMENT It pays to build concrete greenhouse benches—they last several lifetimes— never need repairing—the first cost is the last cost. READY-SET CONCRETE|BENCHES are easily andlquickly built. Cost but little more than those built of wood. Send for full information a

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