August 19, 1911 



H O RT 1 CU LTU RE 



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THE EXHIBITION 



Baltimore certainly gave the S. .v. 

 F , a> promised, the I xinbitlon 



ball ever provided toi their .uuiual 



hi inn. The vast floor Bpai 

 their disposal permitted a verj .ffec- 

 tlve and systematic arrangement of 

 tin' tables, with abundant room to 

 i oi aisles, etc . which was great- 

 ly appre< lated bj both the exhibitors 

 and the visitors All departments 

 well tilled. Space « ill pei mit of 

 but briel n. hi ion at pi esent . 



Isaac li- Moss, i lovaustow u, Md 

 rown bard] conifers 

 iloi a Atkins, Rutherford, N. J.. 

 group of bni d] evergreeu . 



I LIS 



Bear] .\ Dreer, Philadelphia, Pa 

 tias, jr. i ii- ,i i [as, ferua and general di 

 ti\i' plant Btock; Bowers "f double fringed 

 petunia ind glndoll; bulbs and , 

 ■undi leu 



Joseph A Manila, W. Orange, N. J„ 

 newly imported 



Fred. Lapp, lfn"\ llle, Pa., cannaa, 



Vaughnn a Seed Store, dlBplaj of bulbs 

 ami garden sund I 



.1 ll. Peterson, ' Mnclnnntl, * » . panda 

 and i' 



Knlgbl A Struck, New York, hard wooded 

 plants. 



.1. c Harrison A s..ns. Berlin, Mil.. 

 evergreeu and deciduous shrubs: fruit of 

 new peai ii Raj 



Lager & fYurrell, Summit, N. i group 

 of orchids in Bower ami fresh Imp rten 

 cattieyns. 



■ i i ni a Jones i '" . West Gr >ve, Pa., 

 shrubs and faunas 



ll. Blcbholz, Waynesboro, Pa., carnation 

 ' mas Cheer. 



Carrlllo A Baldwin, Mamaroneck, N. v.. 

 begun 



.1 nil ii-- Roehra Co., Rutherford. N. .7. 

 keotlns, bays and crotons. 



Cbas. Eble, New Orleans, La.. Phoenix 

 Roebellnl. 



k Co., Wyncote, Pa., ken- 

 tins iiiitl ferns. 



si. .rrs ft Harrison i".,., Painesvllle 0., 

 ■ iic plants in variety. 



Jacks. in ft Perkins Co., Newark. N. v.. 

 general nursery stock, 



W, A. Manila. So. Orange. N. .7., ever- 

 fcrns. orchids anthurlums, etc 



' I'll mm A Sons, pure white 



Hug gladiolus. 



i: Plerson Co., Tarrytown, n \ . very 

 fine .'ind extensive collection of all the 

 types of v ind a general line of 



forcing bulbs. 



iphine Mfg Co., Madison, N. J., Aphine 



Pungfne. 

 Griffith & Turner Co., Baltimore, seeds- 

 men - sundries, s Is and Imp!.) 



D Oil Co., Insecticide 

 H. I' Michell Co., Philadelphia. Pa., 

 seedsmen's sundries, lmlbs and Implements: 

 n very large display. 



berl Craig Co., Philadelphia. Pa., hue- 

 niflcent display of crotons, palms, bo- 

 gonlas, cyclamen, etc This collection 

 tuned i;i ,,,.» seedling crotons 



Hubert Pull. I',... American grown fore 



ma imiiis. 



R. Vincent. Jr. & Sons Co., White Marsh. 

 M'l . display of hardy garden flowers. 



.1 I!. Hutchinson Haddonfleld. N". J.. 

 Of new gladioli grown for Wllhelm 

 I'ntzer. Stuttgart. Germany. 

 , C K.'i,r & Sons. Hlllegom. Holland, 

 Hutch bulbs. 



Stumpp A Walter r n .. New York, forcing 

 and sundries. 



"■ Hammond Tracy, Wenham, Mass., 

 display ..f gladioli. 



Arthur Cowee, Berlin, N. v.. beautiful 

 display ,.f gladioli. 



John Lewis I'hllds. Floral Park. N Y.. 

 superb collection of named gladioli, Calla 

 Elliottlann and I.vcorls sqnamli: 



- - Pennock-Meehan Co.. Phlla., rib- 

 bons | n erent variety, corsage pins, etc., a 

 i | 



Cleveland Florists' Exchange. Cleveland. 

 O., artificial flov 



M Ailler. New Vnrk. pins. 



Reed & Keller. New York, florists' sup- 

 plies, wire etc., a voir large dis- 

 play. 



M Rice A Co., Phlla., Pa., novelties In 

 flori-ts' supplies. 



Wm. J. Bois A Co.. Phlla.. folding paper 

 boxes. 



Non Rreakable Flower Vase Co., Wash- 

 ington. H. C, flower vases 



\ Waller, decorated pottery. 



A Co., New York. Ib.rists' ribbons. 



II. i Phlla., ilorlata' 



requlsitles, Imperial china ware, preserved 



Bowers and folia ry extensive ex- 



ini.ii 



I,, p. Lord, Minneapolis. Minn., frost- 



i f plant boxes. 



.I..- G Neldlnger, Phlla., florist supplies. 

 etc 



Williams Florist Supply House. Pica. 



s \ , "Easj " Carnation Tie 

 Schloss Bros New York, ribbon novel- 



1 l.-s, i lilllon-, ,-l c 



Roseville Potti < i Znnesvllle, O., 

 jardinieres and decorated pottery, 



p it. Crosby. Catonsvllle, lid., paper 

 pots for * egetable plant sta 



\\ ii Blveraon Pottery Co., New 

 Brighton, Pa., Btandard flower pots, greatly 

 or! t, neat Ij arranged. 



J, Bolglano .v Son. Baltimore, geueral as- 

 -. mi iii.ni. tools, Beeds, etc., s.-ed separat- 

 ing machinery 



Thomsen Chemical Co., Haltimore. rem- 

 edles toi fungous diseases; large case of 

 botographlc transparencies. 



A II Ileus A Co., North Cambridge. 

 M i sa . Bower pots In \ arlety, 



Jones The HoUj Wreath Man, Milton. 

 Del. laurel and magnolia foliage, etc. 



Shan 1 .-ii, Co., Plttsfleld. Mass.. hardy 

 ferns. 



Quaker CItj Machine Co., Richmond, 

 Ind., rentllatlng apparatus. 



Plant A Lainl I I ' ". compost inixing 



:111c. 



W. ll. Elveraon Potters Cp., Nev, Brigh- 

 ton Pa lawn vases and greenhouse pots 



w n i 'ope & Co . flower pots. 



ii F /.inn Co., Phlla., "Sliadevine." 



\l, I'ai land Publicity Sen i.e. 1 larrlstiUI'g. 



pa . horticultural literature, • b 



A T h,. la Mare Priming ,v Publishing 

 . ,, Nev. \ ork, horticultural literature. 



Menus A Thatcher, Boston, paint mid 

 putty. 



Revere Rubber Co., Boston, rubber hose, 

 spray nozzles, etc 



Lord .v Bornbam Co., New York, sectlon- 

 Ii I of greenhouse. 



I. s Radiator i orporation, greenhouse 

 boilers. - , 



Hltchlnga .s Co., New York, sectional 

 hollers and el eenhouse tittings. 



American Blower Co., "Detroit" Return 

 Trap. 



K -.In II Bros. Co., Chicago, hot water 



I. oiler, piping, shaking and dumping grate. 



Foley Manufacturing Co.. Chicago, sec- 

 tion ,.f greenhouse structure and ventllat- 

 lug apparatus. „ _ 



American Auxiliary Heating Co., Boston, 

 Castle Automatic Circulator. 



Uorehead Mi- Co., Detroit, condenser 

 traps. _ . 



king Construction Co., No. Tonawandn, 

 N Y.. photographs of King greenhouses 



John B. A, it. Peerless bofli 



John C. Monlnger & Co., Chicago, green- 

 house building material. 



Wm Moll. Ideal Tilting Return Steam 

 Trap ami Bale Evaporators. 



Lemuel Ball, Wlsslnomlng. Phlla., ken- 



Chas, D Ball, Holmesbuig, Phlla., palms. 



Report of Judges on Novelties. 



Werthelmer Bros. Werhro Corsage 

 Shields and Corsagettes; honorable men- 

 id. stlal funeral ribbons, hollyberry 

 id and novelty Christmas ribbons; 

 1iil;1i1v commended. 



Schloas P.r.s Waterproof stem protec- 

 tors; honorable mention. Satin rose and 

 leaf Jacqunrd ribbons; highly coru- 

 ni. n ded. 



M. Rice & Co.. Philadelphia. Prepared 

 ■ yeas leaves, new process; honorable men- 

 tion. 



H. Bayersdofer ft Co. Wheat sheaves, 

 new styles for display of flowers with 

 stems In water; honorable mention. Mir- 

 ror basket; honorable mention. Ornamen- 

 tal grasses for fern dishes and wreaths; 

 honorable mention. 



Fred Lapp. Rossvllle. Md. Seedling Can- 

 nes; honorable mention. 



Lyon ft Co., folding wire pedestals hlchly 

 commended; featherweight pliable corsage 

 shield, honorable mention. 



■rt Craig Co . sixty-three seedling 

 j, honorable mention. 



Fd Amerpohl. handy delivery box, highly 

 commended 



Geori.-.' M Garland Co., Improved lock 

 Joint and post socket and drip conductor, 

 honorable mention. 



AMERICAN GLADIOLUS SOCIETY. 



The Unerican Gladiolus Society 

 met and re-elected the old officers. 

 They passed a vote of thanks to the 

 S. A. F. for use of meeting place, and 

 to the trade papers for publicity, and 

 in Prof. Beal for service* tendered. A 

 re was delivered by Prof. Whet- 

 zel on Gladiolus Diseases. 



List of prizes and awards: 



Open Class. 



No 1 llcnrv F. Michell Co. Silver cup 

 f,,r i - spikes of ue. 



..lory" exhibited In one 

 John W. Pepper, gardener w. Robinson, 

 iwi Pa. 

 No M Crawford. 50 bulbs of Glad- 



iolus "White I. ady" for the best spikes 

 white variety, racob Thoman & 

 Son. Rochester, N, Y. 

 No i p.ter Henderson & Co. $10 for 



the best in varieties DOt now "ll the market; 

 3 Bpikes each. .1. W. K.erner, Milwaukee, 

 u la 



No S W. Atlee Burpee. $10 for the best 

 collection "f n> varieties: ft spikes each. 

 John I en is ChUds, Floral Park. 



No 6 BJ. B. Stewart $5 for the best 

 rase of 12 spikes r.ladlolus "Golden 

 Queen." B. Hammond Tracy, Wenham, 



M.-s 



No s p. f While. $5 for the best vase 

 .llliiL's. not less than 25 varieties, 

 never before exhibited. II. W. Koerner, 

 Milwaukee, Wis 



No 9 B. ll Cushman. $5 for the best 



ii f 25 spikes of one white variety. 



Jacob Thoman A Bon, Rochester. N. Y. 



No. in A T Boddlngton. *5 for the 

 of any named yellow variety. John 

 Lewis Cbll.ls. 



No. 11. John Lewis Chllds. MO for the 

 ll. , lion of Chlldsl varieties; 3 spikes 

 each. 



No. 12. The Gardeners' Chronicle. 

 Challenge cup for the exhibit containing 

 the largest number of standard named va- 

 rletles, correctly labeled. John Lewis 

 Chllds. 



No. 1".. Stumpp A Walter C, $10 for 

 the best collection of 15 varieties; 3 spikes 

 John Lewis Chllds. 



n IB. N. L. Crawford. $5 for the best 

 centre-piece for dlnlng-tnble. Mrs. B. 

 Hammond Traev. Wenham. Mass. 



No 16. Frank Banning. $10 for the best 

 vase of Gladiolus "Niagara," 3 or more 

 spik.s b. Hammond Tra 



No 17. H II Croft" Sin for the best 

 exhibit of Gladioli In white and light, 

 dark, blue and yellow hybrids; not more 

 than " spikes of each variety and not less 

 than one vase of each color section. H. W. 



Is., ri .1' 



v is R. v., m ,s Granz. S12 for best 

 Gladiolus "Am." - - 2d; *5 



::ii B i [mini. .ml Tracy 



No. in A B. Kundci-,1 S10 and 100 

 bulbs '".loins Kunderdl "Glory" for the 

 li.si dlsplaj ..f above variety. J. W. Pep- 

 per, gardener w Robinson, Jenklnstown. 

 Pa 



No 2(1 \ F Kunderd. 100 blubs of 

 Kunderdl "Glory" for the best vase of 20 

 i it ii t\ : 50 bulbs for 2d 

 best vase Vaughan'a Seed Store 

 Amateur Class. 



No. 2. Montagne Chamberlain. Silver 

 .up for the best ft named varieties: 1 spike 

 each. T. A. Havemever. gardener Albert 

 LahOdny, Glen Head. 1. 1 N. Y. 



No 8. John Lewis Chllds. $5 for the 

 best vase of Gladlolns "America." not less 

 than 12 spikes, t. A. Havemeyer, gardener 

 t Lahodnv. Glen Head. I.. I.. N. Y. 



No I A. T. Boddlngton SS for the 

 i.est collection of yellow named varieties 

 exhibited by an amateur. T. A. navemeyer. 

 gardener Albert Lahodnv. Glen Head. L. 



No. 5 .1. M. Tlinrburn .s: Co. Silver cup 

 for the best collection of Prlmullnns type 

 and hybrids T A Havemever. eardener 

 ■ lahodnv • 1. L I . N. Y. 



No. 7 \ F. Kunderd 100 bulbs Glad- 

 iolus Kunderdl "Glory" for the best vase 

 spikes of above variety: 50 bulbs of 

 Kunderdl "Glory" for 2d best vase. T. A. 

 Havemeyer, gardener Albert Lahodny, 



> 1. 1 . N Y. 



No. s Arthur Cn-of S5 for the best 



exhibit ,.f 10 spikes each of a yellow va- 



ind a bine variety, T A. Havemeyer, 



rnfd.' Ubert Lahodnv. Glen Head. 



N Y 



No 9 Arthur Cowee. SS for the hest 



exhibit of 10 spikes each of a red variety. 



white variety and a pink variety. T. A. 



Havemeyer, cardener Albert Lahodny. 



Hi .1 T, L. N. T. 



