. Floristen Review [microform]. Blumenzucht. 114 Die Floristen Review Jandaky 12. 1922. Glendale, Cal.: Der Store der Glen-Dale Werk &Amp; Blumig Co. hat an J.T. Allen, wer macht ein feines Geschäft unter dem Namen der Glendale Florist verkauft worden. Pacific Beach, Cal - ein großes Geschäft in ewigen Blumen in diesem Abschnitt gebaut, aber es ist vorübergehend Lim begrenzt durch die Höhe der Lagerbestände, wie die jüngsten schweren Stürmen, einige der Felder gewaschen und stark beschädigt die Bestände in anderen. LOS ANGELES, CAL. Der Markt. Weitere schwere Regen und Sturm, gefolgt von Frost in

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. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 114 The Florists' Review Jandaky 12. 1922. Glendale, Cal.—The store of the Glen- dale Plant & Floral Co. has been sold to J. T. Allen, who is doing a fine business under the name of the Glendale Florist. Pacific Beach, Cal.—A large business in everlasting flowers has been built up in this section, but it is temporarily lim- ited by the amount of stock on hand, as the recent heavy storms washed out some of the fields and badly damaged the stock in others. LOS ANGELES, CAL. The Market. Further heavy rains and stormy weather, followed by frost in some lo- calities, have had the effect of reducing the supply of all outdoor stock, a condi- tion which is likely to become more acute in the near future. Even violets, which are usually immune from the ill effects of wet weather, have had too much water and are temporarily thin in texture. Carnations grown outdoors are soft, while delphiniums and other hardy flowers are badly damaged. A great deal of heather has been ruined and the sup- ply of this useful flower is likely to be seriously curtailed in the near future. Eoses under glass are not equal to the demand on busy days, but as the days lengthen, doubtless, the supply will be greater. There is a fair cut of indoor carnations of excellent quality and the price is not high, for this season. Callaa are being used more and more locally and for shipping and the early flowers are quite as good as usual. The retailers report a heavy demand for funeral work. Various Notes. It looks as though the troubles of the wholesale shippers will never cease, one of the big trunk lines being washed out last week. Speaking of the recent rains, John Bodger, Jr., says that they have done an immense amount of good to the seed farms at El Monte. The land there has been gradually drying out, but a 10-inch rainfall has restored normal conditions, there having been practically no run-off. Mr. Bodger reports this season as the best in the history

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