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The Weekly Florists^ Review^ 



September 22, 1910. 



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LOUISVILLE, KY. 



The State Fair. 



Last week was State Fair week and 

 a good many strangers were in town. 

 The local florists showed a little more 

 interest. C. L. Branson, of Paducah, 

 the superintendent of the department 

 of plants and flowers, worked hard and 

 brought one of the best displays ever 

 seen at the state fair. The facilities 

 for a display of this kind are poor, 

 and for that reason a good many wonld- 

 be exhibitors keep out. But another 

 year may find things different, as the 

 flower hall will be the next permanent 

 building to be put up. 



The class for the best floral design, 

 for a large silver cup offered by the 

 Louisville florists, brought out five of 

 the best designs seen here at any show. 

 It took the judges about two hours 

 to select the winner. Nanz & Neuner's 

 design, a beautiful broken column of 

 ivy leaves with a garland of White 

 Killarney roses and white bouvardias 

 on a large base of maidenhair ferns 

 and Asparagus plumosus, with a big 

 bunch of "White Killarney roses on one 

 corner and a bunch of white bouvardias 

 on the opposite side, was finally select- 

 ed as the winner. Following is the 

 complete list of prize winners: 



Collection of decorative and stove plants, Nanz 

 & Neun»r, first; Mrs. C. W. Relmers, second. 



Foliage plants for bedding, Nanz & Neuner 

 first: Mrs. C. W. Relmers, second. 



Flowering plants for bedding, Nanz & Neuner 

 first; Mrs. C. W. Relmers, second. ^ 



Begonias, Nanz & Neuner, first; Mrs. C. yf 

 Relmers, second. ^, ^ ^ 



Cannas In bloom, Nanz & Neuner, first. 



Geraniums In bloom, Mrs. C. W. Relmers. first 



Ferns. Nanz & Neuner, first; Mrs. C. W. Relm 

 ers, second. 



Roses in bloom, Nanz & Neuner, first. 



Flowering plants, Nanz & Neuner, first. 



Decorative plants, Mrs. C. W. Relmers, first; 

 Nanz & Neuner, second. « * », „ 



Window boxes, Nanz & Neuner, first; Mrs. 

 C. W. Relmers. second. „ „, „ . - .. 



Hanging baskets, Mrs. C. W. Relmers, first; 

 Nanz & Neuner, second. ^, „ ^, „ „. 



Rustic stand or vase, Nanz & Neuner, first, 

 Mrs. C. W. Relmers, second. 



Collection of hardy flowers, Nanz & Neuner, 

 first; Mrs. C. W. Relmers, second. 



Collection of flowers, Mrs. C. W. Reimers, first; 

 Jacob Schulz, second. „ „. „ i « „t . 



American Beauties, Mrs. C. W. Relmers, first; 

 Jacob Schulz, second. ^ , „ r. w 



Whit J roses, Jacob Schulz, first; Mrs. C. W. 

 Relmers, second. ^ . ,, ^ tir 



Pink roses, Nanz & Neuner, first; Mrs. C. W. 

 Relmers, second. ^ ^ », r. w 



Red roses, Nanz & Neuner, first; Mrs. C. W. 

 Relmers, second. ^ , , i. t, i, i 



Dahlias, Nanz & Neuner, first; Jacob Schulz, 



second. _ . . .... 



Alters, Jacob Schulz, first. „„,»>. 



Gladioli, Jacob Schulz, first; Mrs. C. W. Relm- 



Chrysanthemums, Jacob Schulz, first; Mrs. C. 

 W. Reimers, second. ^ „ u . 



Floral design of natural flowers, Jacob Schulz, 

 first- Mrs. C. W. Relmers, second. 



Handle basket of flowers, Mrs. C. B. Thomp- 

 son first- Mrs. C. W. Relmers, second. 



Bridal bouquet, Jacob Schulz, first; Mrs. C. W. 

 Relmers, second. 



Of Chicago firms. Bassett & Wash- 

 burn sent a vase of Rhea Reid roses; 



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3 feet, per 1000 stakes . . $5.45 

 3y2 " " " . . 6.50 



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Vaughan's Seed Store, a vase of gla- 

 dioli; the A. L. Randall Co., a vase of 

 asters, and E. H; Hunt a vase of asters 

 and gladioli. 



A. Kasmussen, of New Albany, Ind., 

 and Fred Haupt acted as judges. 



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