NOVEMBBB 17, 1910. 



The Weekly Florists' Review. 



23 



Chicago Carnation Co. Anton Then. Korth western Floral Co., First. Poehlmann Bros., Second. 



J. A. Budlong. 



The Class for Best 100 White Carnations at Chicago— AH White Perfection. 



C. C. Pollworth Co., Third. 



iPratt, first; Osborn Estate, Garrison, N. Y., 

 William IngUs, gardener, second. 



Chrysanthemum Plants. 



• Specimen bush, yellow, Samuel Untermyer, 

 Yonkers, N. Y., first. 



Specimen bush, white, E. H. Weatherbee, 

 Maraaroueck, N. Y., Francis Milne, gardener, 

 first. 



Specimen bush, pink, Adolpb Lewlsohn, Ards- 

 ley, N. Y., John Canning, gardener, first. 



Specimen bush, any other color, Samuel Unter- 

 myer, first. 



Largest specimen bush, Samuel Untermyer, 

 first. 



Specimen standard, pink, Charles Hathaway, 

 East Orange, N. J., Max Schneider, gardener, 

 ^first. 



Specimen standard, any other color, F. V. 

 Burton, Newburgh, N. Y., William Cordes, 

 gardener, first. 



Specimen anemone, F. V. Burton, first. 



Finest and best plant exhibited, Adolph Lewl- 

 sohn. sweepstakes, with Annie Laurie. 



Foliage and Decorative Plants. 



Stove and greenhouse plants, Samuel Unter- 

 myer, first. 



Conifers, Bobbink & Atkins, Rutherford, N. J., 

 .first. 



Largest and best exhibit of bay trees, Bobbink 

 & Atkins, first. 



Display of Ficus pandiirata, Bobbink & Atkins, 

 first. 



Specimen stag-horn fern, Mrs. Harold Irving 

 Pratt, Brooklyn, N. Y., A. J. Manda, gardener, 

 first. * 



Three nepenthes, Mrs. Harold Irving Pratt, 

 first. 



Collection of niarantas, Mrs. Harold Irving 

 Pratt, first. 



Specimen Begonia Gioire de Lorraine, Adolph 

 Lewisohn, first, S. M. & A. Colgate, Orange, 

 N. J., William Keid, gardener, second. 



Finest and largest phoenix, Mrs. J. Hood 

 Harold Irving Pratt, first. 



Finest and largest phoenix, Mrs. J. Hood 

 Wright, New York, Charles A. Webber, gardener, 

 first; Bobbink & Atkins, second. 



Finest and largest Howea Forsteriana, Mrs. 

 J. Hood Wright, first. 



Specimen Cycas clrcinalis, Mrs. Harold Irving 

 Pratt, first. 



Specimen Poly podium aureum, Bobbink & At- 

 kins, first. 



Specimen davallla, Mrs. Harold Irving Pratt, 

 first; Mrs. J. Hood Wright, second. 



Specimen Nephrolepls exaltata Bostonlensis, 

 F. K. Pierson Co., first; Mrs. J. Hood Wright, 

 second. 



Specimen Nephrolepls elegantisslma, F. R. 

 Pierson Co., first. 



Display of Nephrolepls exaltata and its va- 

 rieties, F. R. Pierson Co., first. 



Collection of crotons, Mrs. Harold Irving Pratt, 

 nrst; Samuel Untermyer, second. 



Fruits and Vegetables. 



,,£P*'clmen pineapple plant, In fruit, Samuel 

 •ond "^^''' °'"^*' **'■*• Harold Irving Pratt, sec- 



•Co^''flV't'*° lemon tree. In fruit, F. R. PlerHon 



Collection eighteen different vegetables. Miss 



•hoirt ™."y meritorious new plant, F. R. New- 

 ■wxi. certificate for chrysanthemum. 



Special Prizes. 



Four vases sweet peas, George T. Schuneman, 

 Baldwin, N. Y., special mention. 



Collection of Nejjhrolepls Glatrasil, George 

 Giatras, West Hoboken, N. J. 



Collection hardy pompon chrysanthemums, R. 

 Vincent, Jr., & Sons Co., White Marsh, Md., 

 special mention. 



Nerine Fothergilll major, Mrs. F. A. Con- 

 stable, bronze medal. 



Collection hardy pompon and single cl^rysantbe- 

 mums, C. H. Totty, Madison, N. J., special men- 

 tion. 



Cosmos Klondike, Samuel Untermyer, certifi- 

 cate of merit. 



Collection of crotons, Mrs. Harold Irving Pratt, 

 silver medal. 



Group of Celosla Pride of Castle Gould. J. 

 Roehrs Co.. Rutherford, N. J., special mention. 



Group of Euonymus Japonicus variegatus, Bob- 

 bink & Atkins. 



Miscellaneous collection of chrysanthemums, 

 Scott Bros., Elmsford, N. Y., special mention. 



Two Phoenix Boehelenli, William Zlegler 

 Estate, silver medal. 



Vase of Lillian Doty chrysanthemum, William 

 Zlegler Estate. 



Collection of seedlings single chrysanthemum, 

 W. P. Clyde, New Hamburg, N. Y., H. J. Oster- 

 hout, gardener, certificate. 



S. A. F. medals were awarded as follows: 

 Silver medal to Lager & Hurrell, for Cypfipedium 

 inslgne Hurrellianum; sliver medal to F. R. 

 Pierson Co., for Nephrolepls vlridisslma; silver 

 medal to F. R. Pierson Co., for a new form of 

 Nephrolepls superbissima. 



American Institute Show. 



The American Institute show was 

 held at the Berkley Lyceum building 

 and it proved an excellent and suc- 

 cessful epthibition in spite of the handi- 

 cap imposed by the expressmen and 

 a hall not large enough for such a 

 purpose. The attendance was fully 

 as good as in other years. W. J. 

 Eickards made an efficient manager. 



The full list of awards follows: 



Chrysanthemum Blooms. 



Twenty-five blooms, one variety, Harry Turner, 

 gardener for Howard Gould, Port Washington, 

 N. Y., first; > Alex Mackenzie, gardener to Percy 

 Chubb, Glen Cove, L. I., second; Thomas W. 

 Head, gardener to M.' F. Plant, Groton, Conn., 

 special. 



Thirty varieties, N. Butterbach, gardener to 

 C. N. Bliss, Oceanic, N. J., first; Thomas Atchi- 

 son, gardener to Henry Siegel, Mamaroneck, 

 N. Y., second; Francis Milne, gardener to E. H. 

 Weatherbee, Mamaroneck, N. Y., special; Harry 

 Turner, special. 



Twenty varieties, Thomas W. Head, first; 

 William Dowlen, Sea Bright, N. J., second; John 

 P. Johnson, gardener to PetiI Dana, Glen Cove, 

 N. Y., special. 



Ten varieties, Ewen Mackenzie, gardener to 

 Miss G. Iselen, New Rochelle,' N. Y., first; 

 Joseph Tansey, gardener to H. M. Tilford. Tux- 

 edo Park, N. Y.. second; W. Eccles, gardener to 

 Mortimer L. Sclilff, Oyster Bay, L. I., special. 



Ten white, Alex. Mackenzie, first; George H. 

 Hale gardener to E. D. Adams, Rumson, N, J.. 

 second; Harry Turner, special. 



Ten pink, Harry Turner, first; Georire H 

 Hale, second; Thomas W. Head, special 



Ten yellow, Alex. Mackenzie, first; Georire H 

 Hale, second; Harry Turner, special ^^°'^*® "' 



Ten crimson, N. Butterbach, first; George H 

 Hale, second; Harry Turner, special, 

 h.'^if" •"•onze, Harry Turner, first; N. Butter- 

 bach. second; Joseph Tansey, speclAl 



V ^«° .P'*^'"!. ^° variety, Harry Turner, first- 

 N. Butterbach, second; Joseph Tansey, special 

 Ten blooms in variety, Harry Turner flrut- 

 N. Butterbach, second; Thomas AtchisoS specS ' 



Rifi" "^vitf ' n '^- ^'"^«- gardener to Miss C. A. 

 Bliss, New Canaan, Conn., first; Thomas W 

 Head, second; Joseph Tansey, special. 



Six pink, George H. Hale, first; Harry Turner 

 second; Alex. Mackenzie, special. -turner, 



mP*^ -mellow Alex. Mackenzie, first: Thomas W. 

 Head, second; Harry Turner, special. 



Six crimson, Harry Turner, first; Thomas W. 

 Head, second; Ewen Mackenzie, special. 



Six bronze, TTiomas W. Head, first; Harrv 

 Turner second; Alex. Mackenzie, speclkl 

 fiA Japanese incurved, white, George H. Hale, 

 first; Thomas W. Head, second. 

 Heirt ''nr^^^^n '°<=urved, yellow, Thomas W. 

 c„^ 'i., ^"^^^^ George H. Hale, second; Max 

 Or!;;;|'e'"N.«jTs"pl^eIal! "^""'^^ Hathaway. East 



Six Japanese Incurved, pink, Thomas W. Head, 

 special ""^ Turner, second; Thomas Atchison, 



Six Japanese Incurved, crimson, Thomas W 

 Head, first; James Atchison, second; George H 

 Hale, special. 



Six .Japanese Incurved, bronze, Harry Turner 



first: Thomas W. Head, second; George H. Hale' 



special. ' 



Six Japanese reflexed, white, Francis Milne 



first; Max Schneider, second. 



Six Japanese reflexed, yellow, George H. Hale 

 first: Thomas W. Head, second; Francis Milne' 

 special. 



.» ^1^ Japanese reflexed, pink, Francis Milne, 

 first: Thomas W. Head, second. 



Six Japanese reflexed, crimson, George H 

 Hale, first: Thomas W. Head, second; Harry 

 Turner, special. 



Six Japanese reflexed, bronze, Thomas W. 

 Head, first. 



Six white anemone, William Dowlln," first- 

 George H. Hale, second; W. W. Kennedv & 

 Sons, Red Bank, N. J., special. "-^^neay & 



Six yellow anemone, William Dowlln, first- 

 N. Butterbach, second; Francis Milne, special 



Six pink anemone, N. Butterbach. first; Joseph 

 Kennedy, gardener to John S. Lyle. Tenafly 

 N. J., second; William Dowlln, special 



Six crimson anemone, William Inglls, gardener 

 for Osborn estate. Garrison, N. Y., first; Francis 

 Milne, second. 



Six bronze anemone, William Dowlln, first - 

 Francis Milne, second. 

 Six new pink, George H. Hale, first. 

 Six new any other color, Tliomas Atchison, 

 first: George H. Hale, special. 



Vase of new anemone flowered, W. W. Ken- 

 nedy & Sons, first; George H. Hale, second: 

 David F. Roy, gardener to H. E. Converse. 

 .Marlon, Mass., special. 



Vase of new hairy variety. William Dowlln, 

 first: George H. Hale, second. 



Vase of new single variety, George H. Hale, 

 first: W. W. Kennedy & Sons, second; Joseph 

 Kennedy, special. 



