Award of Prizes at Shrewsburt/, 1914. cxlix 



OlaBS 2. — Best Managed General Home Nurseries, less than 1 aore 

 in extent. 

 Silver Medal.— Sir Henry W. a. Ripley, Bt.. Bedstone House. Bucknell, Salop. 

 Bronze Medal.— Sir R. N. Green-Price, Bt., The Bungalow, Bledfla, Llangunllo. 



Glass 3. — Best Managi'd Temporary Fo^fxt Nurseries. 

 Bronze Medal.— T. J. Mytton More, Linley, Bishop's Castle, Salop. 



ARBORICULTURAL EXHIBITION. 



Class 1. — Collections of New Hardy Tree.t and Shrubs, in or out of flower. 

 [No award.] 



Class 2. — Collections of New Hardy Trees and Shrubs, in or out of /lower, for 



Amateurs. 

 [No award.] 



Class 3. — Collections of New Hardy Climbing Shrubs, in or out of flower. 

 I. (jC5.)— L. R. Russell. Richmond, Surrey. 

 Class i.~ Collections of Twelve Neio and Distinct Hardy Climbing Plants, for 



Amateurs. 



[No award] 



Class 5.— Collections of Berberis, including Mahonias. 



[No award.] 



Class ^.—Nine New Varieties of Berberis {distinct). 



I. (jCI.)— Robert Woodward, Junr., Arley Castle, Bewdley. 



Class 7. — Si.e Neiv Shrubs, deciduous, evergreen, or both, excluding Conifers most 



suited for rockery planting. 



[No award.] 



Class 8. — Twelve Shrubs, deciduous, evergreen, or both, including Conifers most 



S7ii.ted for rockery planting. 



[No award.] 



Class B.— C<dlections of Rare Hardy or Semi- Hardy Shrubs, in or out of flower. 



I. (jC9. & Gold Medal.) J. C. Williams, Werrington Park, Launceston. 



II. (je6.>— UlOKSONS. Ltd., Chester. 



Class 10. — Groups of Bays. 



[No award ] 



Class 11. — 2'wu Pairs of Clipjied Bays, each pair to be of different sfiape. 



[No award.] 



Class 12.— Collections of Clipped Trees and Shrubs. 



[No award.] 



Class 13. — Collections of Ivies. 



I. (£7.)—L. R. Russell, Richmond, Surrey. 



Class li.— CoHections of Bamboos. 



I. (jC9.)— L. R. RUSSELL, Richmond, Surrey. 



Class 15. — Collection of Hardy Flowering and Foliage Trees and Shrubs. 



[No award.] 



Class 16. — Twelve distinct Hollies. 



[No award.] 

 Class n .— Collections of Maples. 



II. (jC5.;— Jones & Son, Shrewsbury. 



Class \%. — Collections of Chinese Plants, 7iewly introduced. 

 Gold Medal.— J. C. Williams, Warrington Park, Launceston. 



Class 19. — Collections of Japanese " Dwarfed Trees " and Shrubs. 



[No award.] 



Class 20. — Twelve distinct Coloured Conifers, gold, .silver, and variegated. 



[No award.] 



