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them a box from which they can pattern, or 
all the boxes required will be sent; he will 
also furnish the schedule of prizes offered by 
the society. I mention this society because 
its exhibits are of higher character than any 
others, both as regards the quality of the 
flowers displayed and the general arrange- 
ments and facilities afforded. Boston excels 
in the exhibit of Hybrid Remontants, while 
New York stands first in staging fine Teas, 
but at both places displays are made that 
should have the encouragement of all who 
are interested in the improvement of our 
rose exhibitions. 
