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April 1, 191t 



Nephrolepis 



Nephrolepi ; 



new shrubs 

 China intro 



New England Nurseries, group 

 conifers and box trees. 



Julius Roehrs Co., collection of nov 

 elties and standard greenhouse deco 

 rative plants. 



Kessler Bros., new 

 Dreyeri. 



Mt. Desert Nurseries, 

 Milleri. 



R. & J. Parquhar Co., 

 and vines from northern 

 duced by the Arnold Arboretum. 



E. MacMulkin, display group of 

 palms, flowering and foliage plants, 

 flanking Thomas Roland's sensational 

 group. 



Farquhar's cyclamens, fringing thu 

 front of the Dutch garden. 



Mrs. Frederick Ayer, exhibit of aca- 

 cias, heaths, crotons, etc., flanking 

 Thomas Roland's exhibit on the south 

 side. 



Julius Roehrs Co., immense circular 

 stand of orchids, including very many 

 new and rare plants. 



W. A. Manda, orchids and choice 

 stove plants. 



A. Leuthy & ("o., decorative and 

 foliage plants. 



Paul De Nave, choice orchids in 

 flower. 



Crowl Fern Co., florists' decorativ 

 greens. 



Ellwanger & Barry, collection of 

 conifers. 



A. N. Pierson, extensive collection 

 of Easter flowering plants and young 

 stock of roses, chrysanthemums, gar 

 denias, etc. Also fine specimens of 

 ,his new roses. Dark Pink Ki Harney 

 and Prince de Bulgarie. 



Yokohama Nursery Co., interesting 

 display of dwarf Japanese trees and 

 shrubs. 



Knight & Struck, stove and green- 

 house plants. 



Lager & Hurrell, a nice display of 

 orchids. 



Eastern Nurseries, comprehensive 

 collection of medium-sized conifers, in- 

 cluding a very wide variety of the 



National Flower Show. 

 A coruer of the Walsh rose exhibit. 



choicest things in this line, arranged 

 with much skill. 



W. W. Edgar Co., Easter plants, 

 palms and bay trees. Large and bril- 

 liant display. 



R. C. Bridgham, Newton Rose Con- 

 servatories, display of bedding plants, 

 etc. 



Trade Displays in Lower Hall. 



Boston Belting Co., rubber hose. 



American Agricultural Chemical Co., 

 fertilizers. 



Co., section of U-Bar 

 garden with a railing 



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King Construction Co., model iron 

 frame greenhouse. 



Wilson Plant Oil & Fertilizer Co., 

 horticultural sundries. 



Patrick Grace, artstone lawn vases. 



Archibald Mfg. Co., model green- 

 house ventilating system. 



E. A. Orrasby, ventilating apparatus. 



Weathered Company, section of 

 greenhouse. 



Waits Interlocking Steel Co., green- 

 house benches. 



American Auxiliary Heating Co., 

 Castle Automatic Circulator, busily 

 working. 



N. E. Mineral Fertilizer & Chemical 

 Co.. plant food. 



Pierson-U-Bar 

 ureenhouse in a 

 and floral adornment. 



Lunt Moss Co., water supply 

 chinery, spraying machines, etc. 



International Harvester Co., automo- 

 biles and engines. 



Daniel Iliffe, boiler and greenhous'^ 

 section. The new Iliffe patent sash- 

 lifter. 



C. W. Brownell Co., orchid potting 

 material, peat, etc. 



Advance Company, ventilating ap- 

 paratus and greenhouse fittings. 



Means & Thacher, greenhouse paint. 



A. H. Hews & Co., flower pots, and 

 garden vases. 



Joseph Traudt, variegated dwarf 

 sweet alyssum. 



Lord & Burnham Co., Burnham 

 greenhouse boilers and section of 

 greenhouse; greenhouse benches r.nd 

 fittings. 



Kroeschell Co., mammoth Kroe- 

 Kchell boiler, the largest ever exhi- 

 bited at any florists' convention. 

 Messrs. Kroeschell provided a cozy 

 corner, in which to sit and rest. 



Hammond's Paint & Slug Shot 

 Works, very complete display of the 



