August 28, 1915 



HORTICULTURE 



283 



DREER'S FERN FLATS 



These flats contain about two hundred plants each, only one variety being in a flat, 

 and we cannot supply less than a full flat of any one variety. 

 The plants are just right to pot off into 2% inch pots. 



ASPIDIUM TSUSSIMENSE 

 CYRTOMIUM FALCATUM':; 



ROCHFORDIANUM 

 PTERIS ADIANTOIDES 



CRETICA ALBA LINEATA 

 " " ALEXANDRIAE 



" MAGNIFICA 



" OUVRARDI5 



" SERRULATA 



« VICTORIAE 



« WILSONI 



«« WIMSETTI 



MULTICEPS 



Any of the above varieties at 

 $2.00 per flat 



714-716 CHESTNUT STREET 



UCMDV A riDCTD 714-716 chestnut stre 

 rlll.l>IKl A. UKII.II.K, PHILADELPHIA, PA 



The above prices intended for the trade only. 



Mass.; Wm. Anderson, Sterling, 

 Mass.; Bruce Buttertoii, James Robert- 

 son and Andrew S. Meikle. Newport. 



Awards. 



Ill tlie competition calling for six splices 

 of one variety in eacli color class tlie win- 

 ners of 1st prize were C. V. I'alrbauks, 

 A. K. Griffin, K. W. Swett of Saxoiiville. 

 and B. Hammond Tracy. In tlie special 

 classes for vases of specifled varieties, 

 Madison Cooper and C. W. Hrown were 

 winners, many of these classes not being 

 cimipeted for. 



Tlie Kunderd cold medal for tlie liest col- 

 lection of Kunderd varieties was won liy 

 Clark W. Brown of Asiilaiid. Mass., and 

 tlie silver medal bv 1". W. I'opp, Mamaro- 

 neck. N. Y. The .Michell silver mcdnl for 

 Hollnndla was won by C. !■". I'airbanks, 

 and lironze medal liy U. W. Swell. I.. 

 Merton <!ape won tlic I'airbanks prize for 

 best seedllnc never lipfore exhibited. .lohn 

 Lewis Childs was 2iid. and it. \V. Swett, 

 3rd. The Garden Association's prizes for 

 Z."} spikes in six color classes were won by 

 John Lewis Childs. U. \V. Swett. C \V. 

 Brown, C. V. Fairbanks and B. Ilanimond 

 Tracy. B. Hammond Tracy captured the 

 Burpee prize for best collection of ten 

 varieties, and C. W. Brown (tot the Tho- 

 inann prize for best vase of new white 

 seedling. Carter's Tested Seeds prizi-s 

 went to n. K. Mender. Dover, N. II.. and 

 R. W. Sweet. The Tlltcliincs silver cup 

 for the most nrlistically arranged basket 

 of blooms was won by .T. G. Leikcns. New- 

 port. There were many classes for iirlvalc 

 gardenern (ind amateurs but not more than 

 half of tliese were tilled. Miss Tanny ros- 

 ter won the lilver tropliy cup offered by 

 The Modern fJladlolus (Irower. and T. A. 

 Hnveinever the Tracy clip. The I'Mlrbanks 

 prize for best collection and display was 

 won by B. II. Tracy, William Sim gelling 

 2nd. Sliver medal for exhibit. :i spll;e8 

 each Tnriety, was awarded to C. K. l-'air- 

 bonks, and lironze incilal to Madison 

 Cooper. The Kunderd :;"ld ine<lals. in 



THE FRAMINGHAM NURSERIES 



too ACRES, 



TREES, SHRUBS, 

 EVERGREENS, 



VINES, ROSES, ETC. 



W. B. WHITTIER & CO. 



FINE STOCK OF 



RHODODENDRONS, 



„ ., KALMIA8 AND 

 Send for 



Price Li.t ANDROMEDAS. 



FRAMINGHAM. MASS. 



Lu 'jest assortment in New 

 En(d- "wJ. Evergreens, deciduous 



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tree? both common 

 van cues, 



Sturdy, choice stock that can be 

 depended upon. Send For c&tO' 

 log and special trade prices. 

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11 This New Enfilarx." 



* ■ climate produces fitit 



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North Abinston V;-:^ 



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"' atkJ 

 climate produces htic .Airdy 

 shrubs. Special trade prices. 

 By the ihousa'ids. hardy 

 Native and Hybnd Rhodo- 

 dendrons— trarvspt anted and 

 acclimated. Let uscstLmaic. 



as 



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FALL PLANTING 



Rhoclmlrnilron Maximum. Ilrmlocka. Kal- 

 mlik Latlffilla, FlnrH, Azalea Nudlflora, 

 llarcljT Jt'eroH. 



Send for I*rlce I..UI1. 



The CHARLES G. CURTIS COMPANY 



Glowers and Collectors of Hatdy Naliire Plants and Ireis 

 c:^^i-i-i^ooi>i, r>J. v. 



Nursery Stock 



l-'rolt and Omamrnta) Tr«ea. Bhr«bs, 



Hmall Krulta. ClrmntlH, RTercreeaa 



and KimPfi. 



Wrft4« for TriMl« List. 



W. t T. SMITH COMPANY, Binevi. N. Y. 



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 •oeUtlon of Numerymen. Clrcola- 

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 llibed Monthly. »al>»erlpllo» prle* 

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 tlooii %\M» per jt»T. In •<!»»»<•. 

 Bamplc copy free opon sppllcnUon 

 from those in the trade eocloalnt 

 their bnnlneii card. 



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