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insigne varieties and hybrids including C. insigne, var. Coulsoni- 

 anum, C. i. Philbrickianum, Longwoodense, Eyermanni, Browni, 

 Sanderae, Aureola, Harefield Hall, Lindeni, Maulei, Dominianum, 

 and Marion Laselle. 



PRIZES AND GRATUITIES AWARDED FOR PLANTS AND 



FLOWERS. 



1912. 



Janxtaky 6. 

 Gratuities: — 



Mrs. J. L. Gardner, display of Cyclamen, $8. 

 William Whitman, " " " $5. 



Midwinter Flower Show. 

 February 2, 3, and 4. 



Primula Kewensis. — Six plants in not less than five-inch pots: 



1st, Winthrop Ames, S8; 2d, E. A. Clark, $6. 

 Primula Sinensis. — Eight plants in not less than six-inch pots: 



1st, William Whitman, $8; 2d, E. J. Mitton, $6. 

 Primula stellata. — Eight plants in not less than six-inch pots: 



1st, WilHam Whitman, $8; 2d, Mrs. J. L. Gardner, S6. 

 Primula obconica varieties. — Eight plants in not less than six-inch 

 pots: 



1st, William Whitman, $8; 2d, E. A. Clark, $6; 3d, Winthrop Ames, 

 $4. ■ 

 Begonia Gloire de Lorraine. — Six plants, in pots: 



Ist, E. A. Clark, $10. ,m 



Azalea Indica. — Three plants, distinct varieties, not less than thirty-six 

 inches in diameter (for private growers only) : 



1st, William Whitman, $12. 

 Palms. — Pair, in pots or tubs: 



1st, WiUiam Whitman, $12; 2d, WiUiam Whitman, $10. 

 Cyclamens. — Three plants: 



Ist, E. J. Mitton, $10; 2d, Mrs. J. L. Gardner. $6. 



