. Floristen Review [microform]. Blumenzucht. Blume. SHOP4i Feachtree Straße p: uaUty 5^ dJeWice New Orleans, La.""",^ Die Flower Shop 108 Baronne Street HENRY SCHEUERMANN. Vorschl. Atlanta, Georgia WEST END GARDENS Store, 63 E. HanterSt.; Gewächshäuser, 446 Lawton St. Groß- und Einzelhandel W. M, Bailey. Mcr. baltimoiue:, Md. Der Markt. Diese Stadt wurde von einer der schlimmsten Schneestürme in seiner Geschichte besuchte am 28. Januar. Das Wetter Bureau Berichte, dass Schnee in Höhe von einem Zoll pro Stunde für vierundzwanzig Stunden fiel. Für eine Stadt, die nicht zu einem solchen Schnee gewöhnt ist, ist es wenig

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. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. FLOWER. SHOP 4i Feachtree Street p:uaUty 5^dJeWice New Orleans, La. """IS^ The Flower Shop 108 Baronne Street HENRY SCHEUERMANN. Prop. Atlanta, Georgia WEST END GARDENS Store, 63E. HanterSt.; Greenhouses, 446 Lawton St. Wholesale and Retail W. M, Bailey. Mcr. baltimoiue:, md. The Market. This city was visited by one of the worst blizzards in its history, January 28. The weather bureau reports that snow fell at the rate of one inch each hour for twenty-four hours. For a city that is not accustomed to such a fall of snow, it is little wonder that for the best part of the week business should be paralyzed. For several days the United Railways Co. did not have a car run- ning. Household necessities, such as milk and bread, were delivered only with the greatest of difficulty. In spite of the severity of this storm, the temperature did not fall extremely low and, with the exception of Janu- ary 28, the sun shone clear. For this reason there was no decrease in the flower supply and this created a con- dition that is not often encountered at this season of the year. Stock accumulated in the wholesale houses at an alarming rate. The supply, which had been short, increased, while the demand fell off to practically noth- ing. Everything is back to normal again, however, and business is going on in the usual manner. Cut stock is in better supply than it has been since Christmas. Roses were never finer in quality or variety. Carnations are in much better supply, the only complaint here being the large number of splits. This does not seem to be confined to any particular grower; everyone is having trouble in this respect. Sweet peas are plentiful and fine stock is to be had; stems are long and stiff and colors were never better. Freesias are taking the place held by Paper "Whites before Christmas. Everyone must have had a batch of freesias timed for the same occasion. There was more than could be handled. Bulbous s

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