. Les fleuristes [microforme] examen. La floriculture. 20 La revue Sbptember^ Fleuristes 21, 1916. pad ; c wiU]|p.rge plus d'un uaual^t pour leur opposait les plantes, et il est fort probable qu'ils seront aussi j'^^ar e plus pour les fleurs coupées." i, ; ; J ' , . Notes diverses. ' La réunion de septembre du comté d'Essex Florists' Club aura lieu cette semaine. Travailler pour l'automne seront planifiées et il est probable que la question de la tenue d'un chrysanthème show sera repris. Le club a tenu sa première fleur show l'an dernier et ce fut une affaire de crédit- capable. La réunion se tiendra en Kijueger auditorium. Entreprise est

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. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 20 The Florists^ Review Sbptember 21, 1916. haps; wiU c]|p.rge more t^an uaual for their pitted plants, and it is quite likely that they also will i^ar^e more for cut flowers.' i, ;; I ' , . Various Notes. ' The September meeting of the Essex County Florists' Club will be held this week. Work for the fall will be planned and it is probable that the matter of holding a chrysanthemum show will be taken up. The club held its first flower show last year and it was a most credit- able affair. The meeting will be held in Kijueger auditorium. Business is reported quiet at May's Flower Shop, 265 South Orange avenue. Whil^ business is fair for this season, there is no life to it, is the report of William Weismantel. Edward Jacobs, of Irvington, says business is fair. The plants in his green- houses are in good condition, the chrys- anthemums being especially fine. Hutchinson's, at Elizabeth, have re- opened their store, after the usual Au- gust shut-down. The Rose Shop, of Summit, was opened for business last week. It is under the management of Howard Silcock, under the direction and supervision of Harry O. May. R- B. M. ST. Loxns. The Market. , ' " The condition of the local wholesale, market last week was much the same as that of the week previous. There was plenty of seasonable -stock and prices were reasonable. The few cool days the latter part of the week stimu- lated business among the retailers. The report -had it that funeral work was plentiful, but aside from that little . business, was done. Koses in all vari;., eties were plentiful, but extra fancy stock still is limited. The majority of the consignments arriving are fine stock, save that the blooms are somewhat short of stem. The demand has been exceedingly good for the light colors. Carnations as yet are small and short- stemmed, with the bulk of the arrivals field-grown stock. Gladiolus stalks still are in favor and large shipments from local and outside grower

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