. Fioristi' review [microformati]. Floricoltura. " T- Sft-?* ^^--r- 'M'^ • "; "* "^HT-ff" ^ J, ^v., WF; 90 i fioristi' Riesaminare NOTBUBEB 26, 1914. MILWAUKEE. Il mercato. Abbiamo avuto un paio di giorni di vera win- ter meteo, che ha stimolato il commercio in qualche misura. Magazzino in gen erale- è diminuito in alimentazione, ma la qualità è migliorata e le condizioni sono un po' meglio di quanto non lo siano state per qualche tempo. Le rose sono anche meglio che in precedenza e la quan- tity, mentre minore è stato, è sufficiente per prendersi cura di tutti gli ordini. I GAROFANI sono il miglioramento della qualità di un

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. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. " t- Sft-?* ^^--r- 'M'^ • "; "* "^HT-ff" ^ J, ^v., wf; 90 The Florists' Review NOTBUBEB 26, 1914. MILWAUKEE. The Market. We have had a few days of real win- ter weather, which has stimulated the trade to some extent. Stock in gen- eral has decreased in supply, but the quality has improved and conditions are somewhat better than they have been for some time. Roses are even better than heretofore and the quan- tity, while smaller than it has been, is sufficient to take care of all orders. Carnations are improving in quality and increasing in quantity, and are finding a- ready market. Chrysanthe- mums are on the wane, although some fine ones are being disposed of every ? day. The long spell of extremely warm weather brought the muins in quickly; consequently they were soft and did not hold up as well as they should. On the whole, the mum crop has not been as satisfactory this year as it might have been. Wisconsin-grown violets are scarce and are sold quickly each day. Some fine New York violets are being shipped in, but, as they do not keep so well, are selling only when the domestic stock is exhausted. Valley is still equal to the demand and is selling at $4 for first-class stock. Stevias are good this year and are moving readily at medium prices. Beauties are in good supply, and are longer-stemmed than usual. This stock always finds a market, al- though the prices are not what they should be. Various Notes. Philip Foley, of the Foley Green- house Manufacturing Co., Chicago, was in this city November 17. His firm has just completed what he considers one of the finest private greenhouses in Milwaukee. It is the property of Ferdinand Schlesinger, 477 Lafayette place, and is a welcome addition to the beauty of our city. J. J. Karins, representing Henry A. Dreer, Inc., of Philadelphia, visited the trade here last week. F. Choles, of Madison, Wis. was in this city November 18 and 19. He drove back to

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