. Floristen Review [microform]. Blumenzucht. 52 Die Floristen^ Review Jdnb 30, 1921 CINCINNATI, 0. Der Markt. In diesem Markt sind noch unterwegs, obwohl das Wetter ist ex-Trem heiß und das Thermometer Register 95 bis 98 Grad. Koses zeigen die Auswirkungen der Hitze mehr als alle anderen Blumen, und mehr als in jedem Jahr zuvor in dieser Zeit. Nelken sind jetzt klein; in der Tat, wären sie fast für die Hardy Garten pinks Pass. Gladiolen sind jetzt in ihrer Prime und der Umsatz, so weit, haben außergewöhnlich-ly gut. Süße Erbsen sind nicht mehr, und Kornblumen sind gett

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. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 52 The Florists^ Review Jdnb 30, 1921 CINCINNATI, 0. The Market. Conditions in this market are still on the go, even though the weather is ex- tremely hot and the thermometer registers 95 to 98 degrees. Koses are showing the effects of the heat more than any other flowers, and more than they have in any previous year at this time. Carnations now are small; in fact, they would almost pass for the hardy garden pinks. Gladioli are now in their prime and the sales, so far, have been exceptional- ly good. Sweet peas are no more, and cornflowers are getting ready to fol- low suit. Miscellaneous stock of all kinds, including snapdragons, valley, pink and white lilies, gaillardias and Shasta daisies, can be had at popular prices and they move well. Various Notes. H. W. Sheppard has been exceedingly busy during the last week with wed- dings and funerals. This shop deserves special mention on its cool window dis- play, representing an old mill, with the babbling brook, etc. The Cincinnati Cut Flower Exchange is receiving some excellent Lilium Harrisii from William Schumann, of Highlands, and also reports good double cornflowers from Frank Schumann, of Delhi. L. H. Kyrk has been receiving the best carnations of the Ward and Laddie varieties that have been seen around here for some time. They are from Frank Bros., Portland, Ind. He is also receiving some good Gladiolus Halley from George Klotter, of Price Hill. E. G. Gillett reports the shipments of water lilies he is receiving from Charles Pommert, of Amelia, O., as being good and the demand on a par with ship- ments. Julius B.acr reports a good week in basket work, some being for the open- ing of a new home for distributing Nash motor cars. He also reports June so far this year better than June of last year. The William Murphy Co. is receiving some excellent gladioli from William Taylor, of Price Hill, and some of the best Columbia roses arriving on this market. E. A. Forter repor

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