The Florists^ Review 



Ji NB 17, 1920. 



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Spedal attention given Telearaph Orders for New 

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The Beacon Florid 



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urbtor and designer for Penn's. 



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New Bedford, Mass. 



and all parts of CAPE COD. MASS. 



MURRAY, Florist 



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GREENHOUSES: FAIRHAVEN, MASS. 



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WELLESLEY COLLEGE 



Dana Hall. Walnut Hill. Rockbridge Hall Schools 

 TAILBY.Wellesler. Mass. ' 

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MALDEN, MASS. 



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Lynn, Mass. T™ 



GIBBS BROS., 231-233 Union St. 



BROCKTON, MASS. 



Belmont Flower Shop, ^l^^^"" 



Brookline, Mass. 



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Newton, Mass. 



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BOSTON 9, MASS. 



HENRY R. COMLEY. Florist. 6 Park Street 



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sisting of Dr. B. T. Galloway, chairman; 

 L. C. C(.rbott, F. L. Mulford, W. Van 

 Fleet and D. N. Shoemaker made a eare- 

 fiil survey of the g.arden. Tlie commit- 

 tee reported that they found the gar- 

 den in generally good condition. The 

 season ha.s been backward; conse- 

 (juently, roses are from ten to twelve 

 days late. There is little mildew. The 

 severe winter injured a good many of 

 the varieties. The committee consid- 

 ered only the varieties now at their 

 best. Of the j)illars, Scheila Wilson, 

 Paul's Scarlet Climber and Paul's C'ar- 

 mine Pillar were scored the highest. Of 

 the baby ramblers tlie following were 

 particularly good: Yellow Baby Ram- 

 bler, Triomphe Orleanais, Mrs. W. H. 

 Cutbush, Oruss an Aachen, P^eho, Marie 

 Pa vie, C'lothilde Pfitzer, Scluieekopf. 

 Of the teas and hybrid teas the follow- 

 ing were given special mention: 

 Ophelia, White Killarney, Konigin 

 (!arola, Lady Alice Stanley, La Tosca, 

 Lady Ursula, Lady Ashtown, (ilustav 

 (irunerwald, Killarney Queen, Gruss an 

 Tej>litz, Avoi-a and Red Radiance. Of 

 the hybrid perj)etuals the ctminiittee 

 made special n(>te of Maharajah, Pierre 

 Notting, General .Jaccpieminot, .1. B. 

 Glark, Mrs. Sharman-Oawford, I'aul 

 Neyroii, Victor N'erdier and Fran Karl 

 Druschki. The committee made special 

 note of the following moss: Luxem- 

 burg; briers: Flora Mclvor, Julia Man- 

 neriiig, Anne de (ieierstein, Bradwar- 

 dine and Grevn Gravarian; rugosas: No. 

 14668 (Van Fleet), Rosa Parfume de la 

 Haie, Amelia Graverian, and rugosa 

 jirostrata. There are in the garden 4U.3 

 varieties of roses, as follows: 



llylirid |i('rp<'tiiiils 51 



M.vlpricI tfiis Hiid tens 154 



Mnsli riiKOsa hybrids 27 



I'liiiiliinp \Virliur;iiiiii;is Gfi 



Hntiv rainMcrs 1). iniiltinorii 30 



Cliinliiiit: tea liytirids 14 



CliiiiMnK Noisj'ttf li.vbrids IL' 



I'linihfnK iiiultltloras 36 



f'limldiijr setitrenis .'> 



(limbinc inisc<'ll:m<'iiii>i 8 



Tdtiil 



.403 



At Twin Oaks. 



Fnmi till- garden the party was takcji 

 through the Arlington (cmetery, stoji- 

 jiijig at the new memorial stadium and 

 at Lee's mansion. They then went to 

 Mrs. Bell's beautiful home at Twin 

 Oaks, where an hour was spent in the 

 garden and in enjoying the hosjiitality 

 of Mrs. Bell. Refreshments were served 

 on tlie }>road \erar)(las at Twin Oaks, 



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Waltham, Mass. 



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M. F. RUANE 



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121 Moody St. 



Brookline, Mass. 



220 Washington Street 



F. E. PALMER, Inc. 



Established 1886 

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Cambridge, Mass. 



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HAROLD A. RYAN, Inc. 



Opposite Mount Auburn Cemetery. 



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FALL RIVER, 



MASS. 



S3 X. Main Street 



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Soatheaatem Mass.. Nswpwt 



and Bhodn Island Pointa. 



Worcester, Mass. 



Randairs Flower Shop 



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FITCHBURG, MASS. 



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