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The Florists^ Review 



June 29. 1922 



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BOSTON NOTES. 



(Concluded from paxe 51.) 

 will be visited. Mr. Thommen has long 

 wanted to make a tour of Florida and 

 to do so in summer. He can be depended 

 upon to write entertainingly of his 

 experiences. 



With Patten & Co., Tewksbury, some 

 benches of Laddie are being carried 

 over. About all other carnations are 

 now thrown out and benches or beds 

 are refilled ready for planting. A consid- 

 erable number of benches have already 

 been planted from flats. Natalie and 

 Thomas C. Joy will be heavily planted 

 here. 



There will be no flower shows at 

 Horticultural hall this year in July. 

 The gladiolus show comes August 12 

 and 13, with the New England Gladiolus 

 Society holding its exhibition at the 

 same time. The show of children's gar- 

 den products will come on August 26 

 and 27. At the peony show June 17 and 

 18 there were over 4,000 visitors, in 

 spite of unfavorable weather. 



The window.s in Galvin's Park street 

 store look cool and inviting these warm 

 days. A display of nymplunas and otlior 

 aquatic plants, i)leasingly arranged, al- 

 ways impels passers-by to stop and ad- 

 mire. 



Rambler roses are wonderfully fine in 

 and around Boston this season. Silver 

 Moon is magnificent; so are Dr. Van 

 Fleet, American Pillar and Christine 

 Wright, all introductions of Dr. Van 

 Fleet. Each year new rose gardens are 

 being planted and it is interesting to 

 note that more hybrid perpetuals than 

 hybrid teas are being planted. This is 

 as it should be, as the former are far 

 more hardy and reliable. 



Mrs. W. W. Edgar and daughters, 

 Emily and Catlu'rine, sail this week for 

 an extended tour of Grc.'it Britain and 

 the European continent. Tlicv expect 

 to be home in September. 



The Hingham Horticultural Society 

 held a successful flower show in Loring 

 hall, June 2.'^ and 24. Roses, Canterbury 

 bells, sweet williams, larkspurs and 

 other seasonable flowers were well 

 shown; also fruits and vegetables. 

 W. N. Craig acted as judge and lec- 

 tured before a large audience on the 

 opening day. 



A meeting of the Boston branch of 

 the National Association of Gardeners 

 will l)e held at Horticultural hall Fri- 

 day evening, June .30, to discuss jilans 

 for tlie coining convention and matters 

 pertaining to the association. 



The North Shore Horticultural So- 

 ciety held an early summer show of 

 roses, sweet peas and other seasonable 

 flowers, as well as plants, fruits and 

 vegetables, in Horticultural hall, Man- 

 chester, June 27 and 28. W. N. C. 



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