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HORTICULTURE 



March 27. 19ir. 



12 any other fd rarlctr. rod, 



im, Mr*. K. A. > . .. i; 2d. P. A. U. 



WIdcnor. 



■JTi "IK" or more vnrli'lloii. In one rn»o. 

 l«t, r A. H. WUIoiut; 'Jtl, Geo. C. Manon. 



CUT ROSES. 

 Commercial Growert. 



1()0 Aiiu'rli-iin Itfiiiit.v. I.oril & Hurnliniu 

 Co. prUe. l»l, K. U. I'lentou Co.; •Jd.Urnnl- 

 Hi'iiti riowi-r Co. 



1(JU Klllnrnoy Quwn, Mrs. U. Jiilrnelil 

 Oaboni |irl«-. Jsl. A. N. riergoii, Inc.; M. 

 K. U. IMorsoii Co. „ . , 



5«) American Ucnutjr. Mnnbattnn Hotel 

 silver cup, 1st. L. A. Noc; 2d. V. K. Plcr- 

 son Co. 



no Mllndy. A. N. Plerson, Inc. 



,'*> Mrs. CeorRe Sbiiwyer. l»t, A. N. Pler- 

 son. Inc.; 2d. 1.. A. Noe. 



60 ITIncc K. C. d'Aronberg. Totty-Rcutcr 

 .^pwliil prlio. iMt. A. N. Plerson. Inc.; 2u, 

 r. U. Plerson Co. 



M IMnk Klllumey or Double Pink Kll- 

 lnrnoy. 1st. K. K. Plerson Co.; 2d, A. N. 

 PUrsou. Inc. . , „,, ,. .rit 



t*} Wblte Klllumey or Double Wblte Kll- 

 Inrney. 1st. A, N. Plerson, Inc.; 2d. P. R- 

 Plerm>n Co. 



50 Rlcbniond. Gudc Pros. Co. 



Dlspbiy of cut rose.-i. 200 sq. ft., not less 

 tban fiOO or more Iban 1000 blooms, ar- 

 ranged for effect. 1st. P. R. Plerson Co.: 

 2d, A. N. Plerson, Inc. 



CARNATIONS. 

 Private Growers. 



25 wblle. Cottnpe Gardens Co. prize, 1st, 

 H. M. Tllford ; 2a. G. D. Barron. 



".'5 flesh pink. CdttiiRe Gardens Co. prize, 

 1st W. I!. Thompson: 2il, W. \V. Heroy. 



25 llRbt pink. Cottage Gardens Co. prize. 

 1st, Peter Uuuck, Jr.. gard. Mux Schnei- 

 der: 2d. P. A. H. Wldener. 



25 dark pink. Cottage Gardens Co. prize. 

 1st. D. G. Reld: 2d. Idlewold estate. 



25 red or scarlet. Cottage Gardens Co. 

 prize. 1st, W. B. Thompson; 2d, E. C. Ben- 

 edict. 



25 crimson. Cottage Gardens Co. prize, 

 1st. D. G. Reld: 2d. W. W. Heroy. 



25 white variegated. Cottage Gardens Co. 

 prize. 1st. F. K. Lewis; 2d, W. E. Rels, 

 gard. B. Grunet. _ „ . r, 



25 anv other color. Cottage Gardens Co. 

 prize, T". L. Wall. „ , , „, 



Vase, not to exceed IjO blooms, wm. 

 Wells & Co. prize. 1st. P. A. B. Wldener; 

 2d. D. G. RcUI; 3d. George I". Baker. 



CARNATIONS. 

 Commercial Growers. 



100 white, 1st, Cottage (;ar(lens Co.; 2d, 

 Strout's. 



100 flesb pink. Florists' F.xchange prize. 

 1st Cottage Gardens Co.: 2d. Chas. Weber. 



100 light pink. A. Roper. 



100 dark pink. 1st, ,Iohn Relmcl's Sons; 

 2d. Cottage Gardens Co. 



100 red or scarlet, 1st. M. Matheron; 2d, 

 Strout's. „ „. 



100 crimson, 1st, J. W. Mlnott Co.; 2d, 

 Ixiuis Enne. „ „ „. . 



100 white variegated, Mrs. F. K. Sturgis 

 prize. 1st. Strout's: 2d, Henry Weston. 



50 white, 1st, Cottage Gardens Co.; 2d, 

 Strout's. „, „. 



50 flesh pink, 1st. A. Roper; 2d. Strout s. 



50 light pink. A. Roper. 



50 dark pink, 1st, Cottage Gardens Co.; 

 2d. A. Roper. „ , ., , 



50 scarlet, 1st, M. Matheron; 2d, Joseph 

 Sakewlch. „, , . .„ 



50 crimson. 1st. Strout s : 2d. Louis Enne. 



50 anv new variety not In commerce, sil- 

 ver medal. A. Roper. wHh Alice Coombs. 



SWEET PEAS. 

 Private Growers. 



Display. 25 sq. ft.. D. G. Reld. 



6 varieties, 25 sprays each, D. G. Reld. 



100 sprays, arranged for effect, Alex. 

 Geddes. 



Dinner table decoration. .«weet peas cx- 

 clnslvelv. Frederic R. Newbold silver plate, 

 1st, David Francis: 2d. Mrs. Nathan 

 Strauss, gard. Thos. Altchlson. 



SWEET PEAS. 

 Commercial Growers. 



100 bicolor. Irt. August Contram; 2d, 

 Atbenla Nurseries. „, , .. ,, 



100 white, 1st, Aug. Contram; 2d, John M. 

 Barker. _ ^ 



100 red or crimson, 1st, Aug. Contram; 

 2d. John M. Barker. 



100 cream pink. John M. Barker. 



100 light lavender. 1st, Aug. Contram; 

 2d, Athenia Nurseries. 



100 dark lavender, lal, Atbcnin Nuraerlaa; 

 2d, John M. Barker. 



100 pliik or Kniinon, Int. Aug. Contram: 

 '.'d. A. Iliirvey & Sona. 



KKi orange. John .M. Barker. 



loti any other color. Isl. A. Harvey & 

 .Souk; :,'d, Aug. Contram. 



DlKpliiy, 100 mi. fi. arranged for efficl, 

 Isl, John .M. Barker; 2d, A. C. Zvohinek. 



MISCELLANEOUS CUT FLOWERS. 

 Private Growers. 



Iliiskci lul llnHern, ortblds liii'ludid. 

 l>anb-l <;. Itilil iirize, Mrs. II. Darlington, 

 ICii.-ics aiifl or<'hl(l.«. 



'.'.'i Kplki's pink Antlrrhliinm. II. I.. Ilnrk- 

 no.ss, gard. A. Fonrnler. 



25 spikes while Antirrhinum, Ist, W. K. 

 Grlswold, gard. A. J. Loveless; '»'d, Percy 

 Chubb. 



25 snlkes yellow Antirrhinum, Adulpb 

 Ix'wlaolin. 



25 spikes assorted Antirrhinum, Isl, 

 Percy Chnlib: 2d. It. U. Borden. 



12 spikes iMlgnonelte. Isl, K. C. Benedict, 

 gard. Itoliert Allen; 2d. Eugene .Meyer, 

 gard. Chas. Ruibven. 



Pansles, display covering 10 sij. ft., Isl, 

 D. G. Reld: 2d. A. Lewlsohn. 



12 spikes white Stocks, W. Heroy, gard. 



A. Wynne. 



.12 spikes pink Stocks. 1st. H. M. Tllford, 

 gard. Jos. Tansy; 2d. W. W. Heroy. 



12 spikes .Stocks any other color, 1st, H. 

 M. Tllford: 2d. Henry Goldman, gard. An- 

 ton Bauer. 



12 spikes Wallflower, Isf, Eugene Meyer, 

 Jr.; 2d. W. E. S. Grlswold. 



20O single Violets, Ist, Peter Hauck, Jr.; 

 2d, Percy Chubb. 



MISCELLANEOUS CUT FLOWERS. 



Commercial Growers. 



50 spikes pink Antirrhinum. Isl. W. D. 

 Howard; 2d. I". R. Plerson Co. 



25 spikes -Mienonette. August Sauter. 



25 spikes pliik Stoiks, V. Zulier & Sous. 



25 spikes Wallflower, B. Bruckner. 



Display single Violets covering 10 sf|. ft., 

 arranged for effect. C. F. Hahret. 



Table Decorations by Private Growers. 



Artistic dinner table decoration, other 

 llian sweet pe.'is, 1st, A. Lewlsohn; 2d, W. 



B. Thompson. 



Table Decorations by Hotels. 



Artistic dinner table decoration, set for 

 12, Horticultural Society of New York sil- 

 ver cup, 1st, Holland House; 2d, Rltz- 

 Carlton. 



The Trade Displays 



More extensive than ever, the numer- 

 ous trade display booths added inter- 

 est and variety to the show, as well as 

 abundant sheckels to the exchequer. 

 Quite a number of concerns not in any 

 way identified with horticulture took 

 space this year and busily exploited 

 their wares in country fair style. 

 Some objection was voiced by "legiti- 

 mate" exhibitors and no doubt this 

 question will be brought up for con- 

 sideration later on as to the wisdom 

 of the innovation. Following is the 

 list of trade exhibitors: 



Ma.\ Schllng, New York. An elaborate 

 booth In the form af a Greek temple and 

 carpeted with green plush, in which were 

 shown numerous examples of floral ar- 

 rangements in baskets, etc. 



George K. M. Stumpp, New York. In Mr. 

 Stumpp's prettily equipped booth, a spe- 

 cialty was made of flowers .arranged In 

 dainty receptacles of novel design, Japan- 

 ese vases, water vases, etc. 



F. R. Plerson Co., Tarrytown, N. Y'., a 

 very large and attractive booth, in archi- 

 tecture similar to that of their Imposing 

 building at Tarrytown, finely decorated 

 with specimen ferns and roses. 



A. N. Plerson. Inc., Cromwell. Ct., had a 

 very large bootli In pergola form, lavishly 

 banked with ferns and flowers, In the same 

 section as last year. 



Julius Roehrs Company, Rutherford, N. J. 

 Characteristic display of the choice green- 

 house material and nursery stock for which 

 this house Is well known. 



Knight & Struck Co.. New York. Inter- 

 esting exhibit of hard-wooded greenhouse 

 plants. 



R. J. Irwin. New York. Samples of 

 novelties and specialties. Including Carna- 

 tion Pink Sensation. 



Artliur Cowee, Berlla, N. Y„ allowed on 

 hi* aland forced bloom* of the new Gladlo- 



lUN Pence. 



A. I,. .Miller. Jaindlcn, N. Y. A brilliant 

 group of ICaH(i<r jibintH. 



Wo. drow A Slarki-loM, New York. A 

 Milnliitiirf formal garden, a perfect repro- 

 diKilon of a I'onnlry renideiire with liouae, 

 driveways. Inwn, lake, arbor, etc.. beauti- 

 fully execuleil. 



J .\. I'eterMon, CIni'Innall, O. Group of 

 llfgfklilaK. 



Colin Campbell, .New York. Dracaena* In 

 \arlely. 



Stott Bros.. Klinsford. N. Y. Nepliro- 

 lepis ICIniHfordll, a lovely dwarf tuflea va- 

 riety. 



Robert Cnilg t^oinpnny, Philadelphia. 

 An exten«U-o colle<tlon of the many ch«lre 

 greenhiiiise plants, foliage and flotverliig, 

 far whb'h this house la widely known. 



Bobblnk \ Atkins, Rulherford, N. J. 

 'J'IiIh house had some splendlil group* of 

 conifers, and occupied a large ortngonal 

 booth surrounded by Iralni'd fruit tree* 

 and other perllncnt nialerlal. 



linger k llurrell. Summit, N. J. Samples 

 of orchids. 



J. .M. Thorbiirn & Co., a lnlllce<l garden 

 fliled with gorgeous bulbous bloom, mnklDg 

 a brilliant effect. 



Stnijipp .^ Waller Co.. New York. Ad ox- 

 lenslve bulb flower display. In which the 

 Initials of Hie llriii were ileflly woven Into 

 till' display with tulips and daffodils. 



Bon Arbor Chemical Conipaiiy, Paterson, 

 N. J. Samples <if plant fo>>d. 



New York Stable Manure Company. Jer- 

 sey City, N. J. Samples of Diamond Brand 

 Compost. 



Aphliie Mfg. Company, Madison, N. J. A 

 very large booth with saniplea of the vari- 

 ous Insecticides for which this house Is 

 Well known. 



Wm. F. Leary, New Rochclle, N. Y'. 

 Spraying onlflt. 



Benjamin Ilnnimond, Beacon. N. Y. Slug 

 Shot. Palm. Pnlty, and other specialties of 

 this well-known house. A large and Intcr- 

 esllng display. 



llltclilngs & Co., Elizabeth, N. J. A eom- 

 plele greenhouse wUh boiler Illuminated to 

 show Interior fltlliig. llltchlngs benches. 

 etc., and numerous photographs of conser- 

 valories and greenhouses erected by this 

 company. 



Lord & Burnlmm Company. New York. 

 Conservatory, complete In all Its appoint- 

 ments for heating, benching, ventilating 

 and lighting. 



Metropolitan Material Co., Brooklyn, N. Y. 

 Section of greenhouse with the walla pret- 

 tllv covered with English Ivy. 



\V. H. Lutton Company, Jersey City. N.J. 

 Section of curved-eave greenhouse com- 

 plete. 



Kroeschell Bros. Co., Chicago. As usual, 

 an interesting exhibit In handsomely fur- 

 nished headquarters. In charge of Fred 

 Lautenschlagcr. 



Reed & Keller, New York. A very ex- 

 tensive display of florists' supplies and 

 novelties, as usual. 



Coldwell Lawn Mower Co., Newburgb, 

 N. Y. Samples of Lawn Mowers of all de- 

 scriptions. 



Charles II. Totty. Mndlson. N. J. Sam- 

 ples of various plant and fl 'wer specialties, 

 including the new roses September Morn 

 and Mrs. F. F. 'rbompson. 



R M. Ward & Co.. New York. Display 

 of Horse Shoe Brand Lily bulbs, with 

 specimen plants of Formosum lilies in 

 bloom five feet tall. 



Also the following, all of whom were 

 more or. less represented by their various 

 specialties; 



Miller & Doing. Brooklyn. N. \ . : Double- 

 day. Page & Co.. Garden City. N. Y. : AI- 

 iih.'ino Huinus Company. New York: .Schloss 

 Bros New York: Geo. L. Stlllnian, West- 

 erly R I.: F. A. Stokes & Co., New York; 

 Revere Rubber Co.. Chelsea. Mass.: B. 

 Hammond Tracy, Wenham. Mass.: Garden- 

 craft Tnv Co.. New York; Ideal Power 

 Lawn Mower Co., Lansing, Mich. : A. F. 

 Jerome. Newark. N. J.: Garden Gateway 

 Co New York: Mountain Cominunlly. New 

 York; Avasb Shammab. New York; The 

 Cloche Co.. New York: V. & R. Industries, 

 New York: Commission House for women s 

 Work. New York; Mrs: Alfred Hamburger, 

 Brooklvn. N. Y.: Autocar Company. New 

 York: Sharonware Work Shop. New York; 

 International Child Welfare League. New 

 York; International Garden Club. New 

 York: 1. J. Stringham. New York: Japan- 

 ese Floral Perfume Co., New York: Farm 

 & Garden. New York: S. P. Townsend & 

 Co Orange. N. J.: Reade Mfg. Co.. Ho- 

 boken N. J.; John Scbeepers. Inc.. New 

 York: Wilson Mfg. Co.. Sprlncfleld. N- -J.; 

 Craftsman. New York; D.iyton Sprinkler 

 Co Dayton. O. : R. G. Wilson, Brooklyn, 

 N Y.; Eber Washnm Fixture Co., New 

 York. 



