THE GARDENERS' CHRONICLE OF AMEF 



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For best collection of flowers cut from hardy Shrubs, not ex- 

 <'eediiig 12 varieties — H. Darlingtcni. 



For best collection of Greenhouse Grown Fruit —Miss Blanche 

 Potter. 



For best collection of Strawberries, not exceeding 8 varieties, 

 12 berries of each — Joseph Eastman. 



Best vase 6 blooms of Hybrid Perpetual Roses, one variety or 

 xissorted (amateurs only) — First, .\Hce F. Neubrand; second, Ora 

 Diiell. 



Quality Prize to be awarded for .uiy exhibit of special excellence 

 regardless of class or other premiuins -Paul M. Warburg, Harts- 

 dale. X. Y., Frank Luekenbachcr, gardener, for collections of 

 Sweet Peas. 



Special Prize to be awarded for any meritorious exhibit deserv- 

 ing special recognition, not specially provided for in the premium 

 list— First. Hugh Hill, Irvington, X. Y., Robert Grieve, gardener; 

 second. Miss B. Potter. 



For best collection of flowers cut from Hardy Perennials not 

 exceeding 12 varieties — Special cash prize, H. Darlington; Scott 

 Bros, prize. Mrs. Ferdinand Herman. 



For collection of Sweet Peas— C. H. Curtis & Co., price, R. B. 

 Dula, Tarrytown. X. Y., ilr. ilcFadden, superintendent: special 

 cash prize, H. Darlington. 



SUPERINTENDENTS AND 

 GARDENERS of the private 

 estates will find our establish- 

 ment fully equipped to supply 

 all your wants, w^hether plants, seeds, 

 garden or greenhouse requisites. 



THE MacNIFF HORTICULTURAL CO. 



56 Vesey Street, New York 



Vase of Cattleya gigas— Spc. ial, Hobart J. Park, Port Chester, 

 X. Y., Alexander Marshall, gardener. 



Gloxima Plants— Special, Hugh Hill and Miss Blanche Potter. 



Two vases of Gladioli— Honorable mention, Mrs. Ferdinand 

 Herman. 



Vase of Stocks, Mt. Blanc— Honorable mention, Paul !M. 

 Warburg. 



Exhibition of Roses, Peonies, Ferns, Palms, etc.— Certiticate of 

 merit, F. R. Pierson Co., Tarrytown, N. Y. 



Among the exhibits parti<\ilarlv noteworthy were the Gloxima 

 plants shown by Hugh Hill and M'iss Blanche Potter; the Cattleya 

 gigas blooms shown by Herbert J. Park; the Frau Karl Druschki 

 Roses shown by Miss Blanche Potter and H. Darlington; the 

 Killarnev Queen and Lady Hillingdon Roses shown by F. R. 

 Pierson Co.; the splendid collectfon of Sweet Peas shown by Mrs. 

 J. B. Trevor. R. Dula. Paul M. Warburg and H. Darlington; the 

 collection of H. P. Roses shown by Mrs. J. B. Trevor, I. X. Selig- 

 man. General E. A. McAlpin and Miss Blanche Potter : the H. T. 

 Roses shown by H. Darlington; the remarkably fine Strawberries 

 shown by Joseph Eastman; the Vegetables shown by Jlrs. J. B. 

 Trevor and E. L. Coster; and the collection of Greenhouse Fruit 

 shown by Miss Blanche Potter. 



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E have made a special study of this 



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Seedsmen and Florists 

 33 and 37 Cortlandl St. NEW YORK CITY 



ORCHIDS 



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 166 West 23d Street. New York 



