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for their continued interest and invaluable services. A list of the 
“ Days” for the vear 1933, with the leaders, follows. 
Tuesday, March 21. Crocus Day. Mr. John C. Wister, President of the 
American Iris Society and Director of the Arthur Hoyt Scott Horti- 
cultural Foundation at Swarthmore College. 
Friday, June 2. Iris Day. Dr. George M. Reed, Curator of Plant Pathol- 
ogy, Brooklyn Botanic Garden. 
Tuesday, June 13. Rose Garden Day. Mr. Montague Free, Horticulturist, 
Brooklyn Botanic Garden. 
Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, June 20, 21, and 22. Japanese Iris 
Jays. Dr. George M. Reed. 
Tuesday, October 10. Fall Rose Garden Day. Mr. Montague Free. 
EXHIBITS 
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1. Methods of Plant Propagation.—aAt the International Flower 
Show, Grand Central Palace, Manhattan, March 20-25, 1933. 
The Horticulturist will give a more detailed report on this exhibit, 
of which he had entire charge. This department sent out descrip- 
tive announcements of the exhibit to the biology departments of all 
New York high schools. An account of the exhibit was also pre- 
pared and sent to the principal horticultural journals. 
2. Exhibit at Herold’s Pharimacy.—In June, 1933, we supplied 
the following specimens of living and dried plants for an exhibit 
of drug plants at Herold’s Pharmacy, 837 Franklin Avenue. 
Hamamelis virginiana Prunus serotina 
Lobelia inflata Datura Stramoniuim 
Atropa Belladonna Cinmmamomum camphora 
Veratrum viride Piper nigrum 
Gaultheria procumbens Olea curopea 
Also mounted specimens of the following: Digitalis purpurea, 
Cinchona rubra, Papaver somniferum. 
3. Exhibit at Namim’s Store —October 2-11. As a part of the 
’ 
srooklyn Days,” 
series of exhibits entitled “ given by Namm's 
Store, we were invited to install an exhibit representing activities 
of the Brooklyn Botanic Garden. At this exhibit bulb planting 
was featured, and under Miss Shaw's direction one of the young 
women employees of the store conducted a window demonstration 
of the various steps to be taken for the correct planting of bulbs 
