. Floristen Review [microform]. Blumenzucht. P hi CJ!^ mJi. ^ bin Blumen'' am besten "m^vom Züchter Direkt ^m miiAND - rascn Col "^r,. H0 WER CROWERS CHICAGC Nachfrage und der Markt war so sauber wie könnte angesichts der enormen Menge der Bestand, der behandelt wurde, erwartet werden. Zur gleichen Zeit, niemand, der bereit war, vernünftige Preise zu zahlen gezwungen war, ohne Blüten zu gehen. Es war sogar möglich, ein paar Lilien bis zur letzten Minute zu liefern. Rosen, die con - der Großteil der Heftklammernvorrat Stammlösung, waren gut bis auf die angegebenen Preise für alles, hatte die erforderlichen Qual gereinigt

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. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. P hi CJ!^mJi. ^ aM flowers ''at their best" m^ From Grower Direct ^m miiAND-rascn Col «^r, . H0WER CROWERS CHICAGC demand and the market was kept as clean as could be expected in view of the tremendous quantity of stock that was handled. At the same time, no one who was willing to pay reasonable prices was compelled to go without flowers. It was even possible to supply a few lilies right up to the last minute. Roses, which con- stituted the bulk of the staple supply, were well cleaned up at quoted prices for anything that had the requisite quality and in most of the houses carnations sold clean at quoted prices. There were large quantities of bulbous stock and these moved freely, but there were enough jonquils so tliat realizing a profitable price for the growers pre- sented something of a ])roblcm for the wholesalers. During the height of the sliipping it was ai)parent that the bulk of the orders had been booked at distinctly moderate prices. Buyers for wholesale houses were scouring the market for roses at not more than 12 cents; they could get all they needed at 20 cents and up, but had difficulty in finding all the flowers required at the lower prices. There proved to be rather more Easter lilies than had been expected. This was especially true in pot plants, all the local retailers finding something in proportion to the character of their demand; there were good, tall lilies for the high-class stores and quantities of short stock for the popular-price specialties. The de- mand for cut lilies was largely from out of town. The supply was concentrated in a few houses and the price was held. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Chicago : Florists' Pub. Co

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• booksubjectfloriculture
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