. Les fleuristes [microforme] examen. La floriculture. 76 La revue^ Fleuristes Jdlt 16, 1914. evansvilij : ind., le lAarket ri. Business a été assez bonne, con- sidering le temps très chaud que nous avons eu. Roses et carna- tions sont petites et rares ; outdoor fleurs sont juste à cause de la chaleur. Notes diverses. Le Wm. Floral Blackman Co. a été occupé à droite le long. L'entreprise a été une bonne coupe mon Maryland et Kaiserin, pour laquelle il y avait une forte demande. Les nouvelles maisons en construction sera bientôt prêt pour la plantation. Julius Niednagel &AMP ; fils font un bon été en affaires,

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. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 76 The Florists^ Review Jdlt 16, 1914. evansvilij:, ind. ri The lAarket. Business has been fairly good, con- sidering the extremely hot weather we have been having. Roses and carna- tions are small and scarce; outdoor flowers are only fair because of the hot weather. Various Notes. The Wm. Blackman Floral Co. has been busy right along. The company has been cutting good My Maryland and Kaiserin, for which there was a good demand. The new houses being built will soon be ready for planting. Julius Niednagel & Sons are doing a good summer business, as usual. The roses have been cut back and are again growing. C. L. Niednagel has his houses in good shape and will soon be cutting from ^illamey again. He is cutting Beauties of good quality from old stock cut back. J. C. Elspermann is doing a nice business every day. Mr. and Mrs. Elspermann are on their vacation and will visit in Terre Haute and Chicago. Miss Nellie Goodge and others who suffered from the hail anH wind storm last month have about finished repair- ing the damage. Paul Halbrooks, of Newark, O., is visiting his parents and friends here. He came down in his automobile. E. L. F. NEWPORT, E. I. One of the finest exhibits of orchids in window display ever seen here is being made by Gibson Bros. The agitation for Sunday closing finds little favor among the retail flo- rists, who find the demands that day exceed those of any other day of the week. W. H. M. FERNS FOR DISHES $3.80 p«r lOO $30.00 p«r lOOO Boston Font*, extra stronc 6-inch, 50c each. Whltmanl Fonts, fine, stocky plants, 50c each Obconlcs Primrosos, fine colors, 4-inch, S2.00 Der dozen. ERNEST 0ECH8LIN FLORI$T Gile Ave. and Matfisoi St, RIVER FOREST, ILL 9 miles west of Chicaco. M«>Tit1rtn TTiP RpTt»«w when von writft. JULIUS ROEHR8 CO. RUTHERFORD, N. J. ORCHID$, PALM8 and plants off avary varlaty ll»«t1oB Tb» BoTlaw wh— yoo writ* ASTERS FROM POTS A few thousand from jjqts left, in pink and w

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