THE HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY OF NEW YORK 



Class 21. Collection of herbaceous plants, to cover twenty-five square 

 feet — 1st Prize, Mrs. Frederick H. Allen. 



Class 22. Collection of Shrubs and Trees, to cover fifty square feet — 

 1st Prize, Mrs. Frederick H. Allen. 



Class 25. One vase of Antirrhinum, not less than ten spikes — ist Prize, 

 Mr. Clarence H. Mackay. 2nd Prize, Mrs. Robert Mallory. 3rd Prize, 

 Mr. George F. Baker. 



Class 26. Twelve vases of Orchids in varietv — ist Prize, Mr. George 

 F. Baker. 



SILVER MEDALS 



Carnations — Mrs. Robert Mallory. 

 Carnations — Mr. Clarence H. Mackay. 



SPECIAL MENTION 



Collection of Hyacinths — Mrs. Frederick H. Allen. 

 Sweet Peas — Mrs. L. N. Skidmore. 



SPECIALS 



Hydrangeas — Mrs. Robert Mallory. 

 Special — Mrs. F. A. Constable. 

 Dahlias — Mrs. John T. Pratt. 

 Lupins — Mrs. L. N. Skidmore. 

 Roses — Mrs. L. N. Skidmore. 

 Tomatoes— Mrs. L. N. Skidmore. 

 Ferns — F. R. Pierson. 



AWARDS AT THE PEONY SPIOW 



American Museum of Natural History, June 9-10, 1923 

 Open to all 



Class I. Best display of Peonies to cover 200 square feet. Any or all 

 tvpes — 1st Prize and S v-er Medal of The Horticultural Society of New 

 York. Cedar Hill Nursery. 2nd Prize, John Lewis Childs, Inc. 3rd Prize, 

 bobbink & Atkins. 



Class 2. Collection of fifty named varieties, double, one flower of each— 

 1st Prize, Howe-Underhil! Co. 2nd Prize, Bobbink & Atkins. 



Class 3. Collection of twenty-five named varieties, double, one flower of 

 each— ist Prize, Cedar Hill Nursery. 2nd Prize, Cottage Gardens Co. 



Class 4. Collection of twelve named varieties, double, one flower of 

 each — 1st Prize, Cottage Gardens Co. 2nd Prize, Howe-Underhill Co. 



Class 5. Collection of twelve named varieties, single and Japanese, one 

 flower of each — ist Prize, Cottage Gardens Co. 2nd Prize, Cedar Hill 

 Nursery. 



Class 6. Collection of six named double varieties, white, three flowers 

 of each — ist Prize, Cottage Gardens Co. 2nd Prize, John Lewis Childs, Inc. 



Class 7. Collection of six named double varieties, dark pink, three 

 flowers of each— ist Prize, Cottage Gardens Co. 2nd Prize, Wyomissing 

 Nursery Co. 



Class 8. Collection of gix named double varieties, light pink, three 

 flowers of cach--ist Prize, Cottage Gardens Co. 2nd Prize, Mr. Charles 

 E. Hoyt. 



Class 9. Collection of six named double varieties, red or crimson, three 

 flowers of each— 1st Prize, Cottage Gardens Co. 2nd Prize, Cedar Hill 

 Nursery. 



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