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H irn c u L T u k ]-: 



March 24, 1917 



2 Bay Trees, 1st, n, G, Reid : 2d. Mrs. J. 

 H. Flagler, Greenwicb, Ct., gard. W. Whif 

 ton. 



12 Crotons, 1st, W. B. Tliompsou. 



.■i Dracaenas. 1st, W. I!. Tlmmpson. 



Specimen Dracaena, lat, W. H. Thomp- 

 son ; 2d, Mrs. F. A. Constable. 



Keutia Forsteriana, lat, Mrs, F, A. Con- 

 stable. 



Plioeni.\ noeliolinil, 1st, Mrs, F. A. Con- 

 stable; 2(1, Mrs, I'auline Boettger Estate, 

 Itlverdale, N. V. 



Specimen Pabn, otber than above, Ist, 

 Mrs, F, A, Constable, ' 



riants, exclusive of palms, 1st, W, It. 

 'I'bompson. 



Specimen toliage plant other than above. 

 1st, W. H. Thompson. 



Group of foliage plants arranged tor ef- 

 fect, 1st, F, E. Lewis; 2d. W. B. Thompson. 



FERNS. PRIVATE GROWERS. 



Adiantuni Farleyense, l.st, Mrs, H, McK, 

 Twombly. 



Adlantnnt <'nneatuni. 1st, ,T, li. Cobb, 

 Stamford, Ct.. gard. A. Alius; 2d, W. B, 

 Thompson. 



Specimen Adiantum, any o'tlier variety, 

 1st, Mrs. Oliver Hovt, Stamford, Ct, ; 2d, 

 Geo. E. Baker. Tuxedo Park, N. Y. 



Cibotium Schieilel. 1st. Mrs. F. A. Con- 

 stable; 2d, ,T. I!. Cobb. Stamford, Ct. 



Stags Horn f>rn, 2d, Mrs. J. C. Brady. 



Any other Fern, Ist, J. B. Cobb; 2d, G. 

 D, Barron, 



BULBOUS PLANTS. PRIVATE GROWERS. 



:i pans Hyacinths, white. 1st, Westbrook 

 Garden, Oakdale. L. I., gard. C. W. Knight; 

 2d, Mrs, Payne Whitney, Manhasset, L. I., 

 gard. Geo. B''erguson. Pink or red, 1st, 

 ,rames A. MacDonald ; 2d, II, M, Tilford, 

 Light blue, 1st, Westbrook Garden; 2d, Mrs. 

 Payne Whitney. Dark blue or purple, 1st, 

 ,)ames A, MacDonald; 2d, Mrs, Payne Whit- 

 ney, Yellow, 1st, James A. MacDonald ; 2d, 

 Mrs, Payne Whitney, 



12 Lilies, 1st, Mrs. J. Murray Mitchell. 

 Tuxedo Park. N. Y., gard. Thomas Wilson; 

 2d. Percy Chubb. 



3 pans Lily of the Valley, 1st, Mrs. Payne 

 Whitney. 



12 pans Narcissus, single trumpet, 1st, 

 Mrs. Payne Whitney. 



6 pans Narcissus, short trumpet, 1st, Mrs. 

 I'ayne Whitney. 



12 pans single early Tulips, 1st, Mrs. 

 Payne Whitney; 2d, Mrs, A. M. Booth, Great 

 Neck, L, I,, gard, E. Fardel. 



fi pans single earl.v Tulips. 1st. Mrs. 

 Payne Whitney; 2d. Mrs. II. Darlington. 



12 iians Darwin or Cott;lge Tulips, 1st, 

 Mrs. Payne Whitney ; 2d, .fames A, Mac- 

 Donald. 



Display of bulbs arranged for effect, 200 

 sq, ft., ist, Mrs. A. M. Booth ; some fine 

 Amaryllis in this group; 2d. Mrs. H. Dar- 

 lington ; also a grand group from D. G. 

 Reld, Irvington, gard. A. W. Golding. 



25 pans Darwin. Breeder. Cottage and 

 May flowering Tulips, 1st, Jlrs. H. Dar- 

 lington. 



ORCHID PI^NTS. PRIVATE GROWERS. 



Group arranged for effect. 1st, Arthur N. 

 Cooley, Plttsfleld, Mass., gard. Oliver Lines; 

 2d, Clement Moore, Hackensack, N, J., gard. 

 .T. P. Mossman. Both of these orchid 

 groups were sinipl.v superb. 



C plants. 1st. Col. H. II. Rogers, Tuxedo 

 Park, N, Y,, gard. P. Venezia ; 2d, Mrs. I. 

 N. Seligman, Irvington, N. Y., supt. E. 

 Dodd. 



Brasao-Cattleya or Brasso-Laella, 1st, Col. 

 H. H. Rogers; 2d. Clement Moore. 



Specimf^n Cattleva Mossia<\ 1st. Louis 

 Strauss, Bay Ridge, N. Y.; 2d, Col. H, H. 

 Rogers. 



Cattleya Mendell. 1st, Col. H. H. Rogers. 



Cattleya Schroederae, 1st, Louis Strauss : 

 2d, Col. H. H. Rogers. 



Specimen Cattleya. any other variety. 1st. 

 Mrs. I. N. Seligman; 2d. Samuel Untermyer. 

 Vonkers. N. Y.. gard. Charles Ilurn. 



12 Cyprlpediums. 1st. Samuel T^utermyer. 



Specimen Cypripedium. 1st. Tjouis Strauss. 



(J Den<lrobiums. 1st. Clement Moore; 2il. 

 Col. H. H. Rogers. 



Dendrobium nobile, 1st. Col. H. FI. Rog- 

 ers. 



Dendrobinm. any other variety. 1st, Louis 

 Strauss, 



Cattleya-Laelia, or Laelio-Cattleya, Ist, 

 Saninel Tintermyer; 2d, Mrs. I. N. Seligman. 



Specimen Laelia, Ist, Col. H. H. Rogers. 



Miitonia, 1st, Col. H. H. Rogers; 2d, Louis 

 Strauss. 



Odontoglossum, 1st, Louis Strauss; 2d. 

 Pol. H. H. Rogers. 



Oncidium. 1st, Louis Strauss; 2d, W. B. 

 Thompson. 



Phalaenopsis. 1st, Mrs. P. A. Constable; 

 2d, Col. H. H. Rogers. 



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ViKw IN THE Tea Garden. 

 New York Flower Show 



Vanda. 1st. Samuel I'ntermyer. 

 Specimen any other variety, 1st, Louis 

 Strauss; 2d, <"'ol, II. II. Rogers. 



CUT ORCHIDS. PRIVATE GROWERS. 



Table arranged for effect, 1st, D. G. Reld ; 

 2d, Wm. H. Walker. Great Barrington. 

 Mass., gard. Thos. Page. 



ROSES IN POT.S AND TUBS. PRIVATE 

 GROWERS. 



Di.splay arranged for effect, 1st, W. 1!. 

 Thompson; 2(1, F. E. Lewis. 



6 climbing or rambler. Ist, F. E. Lewis. 

 Specimen red climber, 1st, P. E. Lewis; 2d, 

 Percy Chubb. Pink, 1st, Percy Chubb; 2d, 

 F. E. Lewis. White, 1st, F. E. Lewis. Yel- 

 low, 1st, F. E. Lewis. 



CUT ROSES. PRIVATE GROWERS. 



12 American Beauty, 1st. J. B. Duke, Som- 

 erville, N. J., Supt., A. A. MacDonald; 2d. 

 H. D. Morgan, Westbury, L. I. Iladle.v or 

 Ilonsier Beauty, 1st, Mrs, Payne Whitney; 

 2d, Mrs, J, C. Brady. Mrs. Charles Russell. 

 1st. J. B. Duke; 2d, W. 11. Thompson. Pink 

 Killarney, 1st, Mrs. ,T. C. Brady. White 

 Killarnev. 1st, Mrs. ,T. H, Flagler; 2d, Mrs, 

 J. C. Brady. Radiance, 1st, W, E. S. Gris- 

 wold. Lenox. ''.j:^*^s.. gard. A. J. Loveless: 

 2d, Jas, A, M.TeD;jiiaId, Sunburst, 1st, Mrs. 

 Payne Whitney; 2d, W. E. S. Griswold. 

 Mrs. Aaron Ward. 1st, Mrs. J. C. Bradj'. 

 Ophelia, 1st, Mrs. F. A. Constable: 2d, Mrs, 

 Payne Whitney, Any other pink, 1st, A, 

 I^ewisohn ; 2d, Mrs, Payne Whitney, Any 

 other yellow, Ist, Mrs. .1. C. Brady. Vase of 

 2.5, one or more varieties. 1st, W. B. Thomp- 

 son; 2d, Mrs. Payne Whitney. 



CARNATIONS. PRIVATE GROWERS. 



2.5 White. 1st, D. G. Reid ; 2d, W. B. Rels. 

 Greenwich, Ct., gard, Robt, Grunnert, Flesh 

 pink, 1st, D, G, Reld ; 2d, Mrs. S. Hermann, 

 Tarrytown, N. Y. Light pink. lat. Mrs. E. 

 C. Converse, Greenwich, Ct., gard. Wm. Gra- 

 ham ; 2d, W. E. Rels. Dark pink, 1st, S, M, 

 & A. Colgate. Orange. N. J.; 2d. J. B. Cobb. 

 Scarlet, 1st, W. E. Reis ; 2d, Mrs, S. Her- 

 mann. Crimson. 1st, D, G, Reid; 2d, Mrs, 

 ,1. C. Brady. White variegated. 1st, Mrs. S. 

 Hermann: 2(1, D. G. Reid. Yellow varie- 

 gated. 1st. Mrs. Payne Whitney ; 2d, D. G. 

 Ucld. Vase arranged for effect, lat, Percy 

 Chubb; 2d, Howard Gould; 3d. D. G. Reid. 

 SWEET PEAS. PRIVATE GROWERS. 



Display arranged for effect, 1st. Mrs. J. 

 II. Flagler; 2d. Mrs. Chas. Bradley. 6 va- 

 rieties, Ist, Howard Gould : ?d, F. E. Lewis. 

 Vase arranged for effect, 1st. Howard Gould ; 

 2d. W. E. Reis. Dinner table decoration, 

 lat, Mrs. Chas. Bradley; 2d, W. B. Thomp- 

 s<.n; .-id, D. G. Reld. 



WOLETS. PRIVATE GROWERS. 



200 Single, 1st, Percy Chubb; 2d, Peter 

 Ilauck, East Orange. N. J., gard. Max 

 Schneider. 



MISCELLANEOUS CUT FLOWERS. PRIVATE 

 GROWERS. 



25 white Antirrhinum. 1st. Westbrook 

 (;ardens. Oakdale. L. I., gard. C. W. Knight. 



25 yellow Antirrhinum. 1st. Westbrook 

 Gardens; grand spikes. 



25 assorted Antirrhinum. 1st. Mrs. J. H. 

 Klagler; 2d. Percy Chubb; Jid. A. Lewisohn. 



.Mignonette, 1st, Percy Chubb; 2d, Peter 

 Ilauck, Jr, 



Display of Pansies, 1st, D. G. Reld; 2d. 

 Mrs. B. S. Bayer. Mt. Kisco, N, Y,, gard, A. 

 Thomson, 



Stocks, 1st, Percy Chubb; 2d, W, E. S. 

 Griswold. 



Wallflower. Isf. Mrs. E. S. Bayer; 2d. A. 

 l.ewisttbn. 



PLANTS IX FLOWER. COMMEKCIAL 



OKOWER.S. 



Specimen Aeaela. 1st. Knight & Struck 

 Co., New York. 



3 Cytlsns, 1st. Madsen & Christensen. 

 Wood Ridge, N. ,T, 



Hydrangeas arranged for effect, 1st, Fred- 

 erick H, Dressel, Weehawken. N. J. 



Hydrangeas. 1st, F, H, Dressel, 



Specimen Hydrangea, 1st, F. H. Dressel. 



<) Marguerites, 1st, Madsen & Christensen, 



Rhododendrons arranged for effect, 1st, F, 

 R, Pierson, Tarrytown, 



3 Rhododendrons, 1st, Bobbink & Atkins. 

 Rutherford, N. J. 



25 Spiraea or Astilbe, 1st, Bobbink & At- 

 kins. 



Collection arranged for effect, Ist, Julius 

 Roehrs Co.. Rutherford, N. J. One of the 

 finest efforts In the show. Exquisite taste 

 shown in arrangement, and much rare ma- 

 terial used. 



Collection forced shrubs, 1st, Bobbink & 

 Atkins. A nice collection. 



Rock garden, 1st, A, N. Pierson, Inc. 

 Cromwell, Ct, ; 2d, Bobbink & Atkins; 3d. 

 Julius Roehrs Co. All excellent. The win- 

 ning entry was very natural and the use of 

 the native Adiantum pedatum added much 

 to Its attractiveness. 



I'jVLMS AND FOLIAGE PLANTS. COM- 

 MERCIAL GROWERS. 



Specimen Cycas, 1st, Bobbink & Atkins, 



12 Dracaenas, 1st, Bobbink & Atkins. 



Kentia Belmoreana, lat, Marlus MutlUod. 

 Secaucus, N, ,T. 



Kentia Forsteriana, 1st. Marina MutlUod : 

 2d. Bobbink & Atkins. 



Phoenix Roebelinii, 1st, Marina MutlUod ; 

 2d. Bobbink & Atkins. 



Specimen Palm other than above, 1st. 

 Marius Mutillod. 



MISCELL.\XEOUS PLANTS. COMMERCIAL 

 GROWERS. 



Bay Trees, pyramidal. 1st, Bobbink & At- 

 kins; 2d. Marius Mutillod. 



Bay Trees, standard. 1st, Bobbink & At- 

 kins; 2d. Marius Mutillod. 



Bay Trees, columnar, 1st, Bobbink & At 

 kins. 



Collection on Conifers. 1st. P. R. Pierson. 



Ivies, trained. 1st. Bobbink & Atkins. 



FERNS. COMMERCIAL GROWERS. 



Adiantum Farleyense. 1st, A. N. Pierson. 

 Inc. 



Cibotium Schiedei. 1st. F. R. Pierson. 



Nephrolepis exaltata Rostoniensis, 1st, F. 

 R. Pierson. 



Specimen Nephrolejds, any other variety, 

 1st, F. R. Pierson. 



Collection of Nephrolepis. 1st, P. R. Pier- 

 sen. Finest group ever sliown, comprising 

 specimens of fift.v different varieties. 



Specimen Fern, any other variety, 1st, F. 

 R. Pierson. 



nUIJiOUS PL.\NTS. COMMERCIAL GROWERS. 



Lilium formosum. 1st. Julius Roehrs Co. 



Lily of the Valley, 1st, Wm. H. Slebreeht. 



Dutch bulb garden display arranged for 

 efl'ect. lat, John Seheepers & Co., New York 

 City. Very fine arrangement. Many new 

 and rare varieties shown. Color scheme 

 well done. 



ORCHID PLANTS. C0MME2!0IAL 

 GROWERS. 



Group arranged for effect, 200 sq. ft., 1st. 

 .Tnlins Roehrs Co. Simply grand. 



Group, 100 sq. ft.. 1st, Lager & Hurrell. 

 Interesting variety. 



