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HERBACEOUS PLANTS 
The absence or delay of Seed Catalogs from foreign countries 
made it difficult to obtain seeds of a number of plants wanted. 
Some species were added to the Rock Garden from American 
nurseries. 
CLASSES 
During the spring I conducted outdoor classes on * Platt 
Families’”’ and “Lilacs in Flower.” Mr. Doney gave courses 
on “Ornamental Shrubs” in spring and fall. 
STATISTICS RELATING TO LIVING PLANTS 
Species or 
Varieties Plants 
Living Plants Received: 
Dy OOMCCH OR 114 doh ox 24 4 av ve Svidaw nw ove Chnnieen te 17 68 
BY QUCHENGE oy pu duvec syed oock onewnur 185 505 
Pe rh a are eae hae esloce coaawsieea coe 228 712 
I PUL CWS Ey cai educa vd ba euia ad sa don hone aera ads 90 216 
UE air eds wo og 9 o8! Sane eeeade and atece 520 1,501 
SEED EXCHANGE 
Seed Packets Received: 
BY Collections 6c o e545 sae hn geedacevcasees oar Z 
TOY PEE <8 win. pone Vora nn Ga den eens shied Eatice 84 
MS iemawe De oe euley adenine oa.a4 Ryokan ee car 4 necck 63 
DAY URC eis a dy toa wretate ened yas eet dienes tcaed, nak. 96 
i) 2: ee ee ea a a ee 245 
Seed Packets Distributed: 
‘To members 
BY GXCHANGE shoo he bkageve eave nendhanadend cxnce 10 
MP ate cicitoasden ep ah 243 Ahir nck deta ie ond kt, Haden des 20 
NG rete bans grape datnhete ice onda sheath. 30 
Plants and Cuttings Distributed: 
Special distribution to Members May 23.............. 13,940 
To members during year............................ 56 
MR CRM AIS oe cao eles else ue Geax Rita b wed heck Racial eh 255 
De a xesoce hs ray 4 Fick oe time ote sderaee butica cna: 462 
POM een o nap tee hapeatewanee boc tad bieneae x 14,713 
