PRIZES AWARDED FOR FLOWERS. 85 



Class II. 



For the best ten distinct named varieties, to F. Parkman, . $6 00 

 For tlie next best, to A. McLaren, . . , . 5 00 



For the next best, not awarded, . . . . , 4 00 



Class III. 



Hardy June Koses. — For the best ten distinct named varieties, 



to J. Nugent, 5 00 



For the next best, to Hovey & Co., . , . . . 4 00 



Class IV. 



Moss-RoSES. — For the best ten named varieties, to A. McLaren, 5 00 

 For the next best, to H. Grundel, . . . . . ' 4 00 

 For the next best, to James McTear, . . . . 3 00 



Class V. 



Tender Roses. — For the best ten named varieties, to Ilovey 



& Co., 



For the next best, to J. Nugent, . 

 For the next best, to James McTear, 



Class VL 

 Roses. — For the best general display, to Francis Parkman, 

 For the next best, to H. Grundel, .... 

 For the next best, to Joseph Clark, 



Class VIL 

 Vase of Roses. — For the best arranged, composed of hardy 



or tender varieties, to Ilovey & Co., . . . . 5 00 



Special Prizes for Roses, offered hy H. H. Hunnewell, Esq. 



Pot and Cut Flowers. — For the best general display of all 



kinds, not awarded, . . . . . . 30 00 



For the next best, not awarded, . , . . . 20 00 

 'Pot Culture. — For the best six specimens of different varie- 

 ties, not awarded, , . . . . . . 50 00 



Plants in Pots. 

 Class I. 

 Greenhouse Plants. — For the best twenty greenhouse or 



stove plants, of different varieties, to C. S. Sargent, . 30 00 

 For the next best, to Hovey & Co., . . . . 25 00 



