MABCH 14, 1912. 



The Weekly Florists^ Review* 



43 



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Made of reed, finished in Foliage Green 

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These ferneries filled with plants or ferns 

 make excellent Easter gifts. A glance at 

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Karl Zeidler is getting his share of 

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Koyston & Fenton are still short of 

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E. L. F. 



OBEENWICH, CONN. 



The Westchester and Fairfield Horti- 

 cultural Society held its monthly meet- 

 ing here Friday, March 8, with the 

 usual good attendance, and President 

 Stuart in the chair. Three applications 

 were received and ten new members 

 elected. Schedules for both summer 



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and fall shows were adopted. The fol- 

 lowing prizes for the fall show were 

 received: Stephen Hoyt & Sons, New 

 Canaan, $10; A. N. Piorson, Inc., Crom- 

 well, Conn., $10; Mrs. Charles Water- 

 bury, Stamford, $5; Sam. Prier, Stam- 

 ford, $5; F. E. Conine, New Canaan, 

 $15. 



A splendid show of flowers and 

 plants was made at this meeting, and 

 the judges reported as follows: Cultural 

 certificate to Jaroes Stuart, for excJiv- 

 tionally well grown cyclamen; to James 

 Aitchison, for vase of Alma Ward car- 

 nations, superb blooms of large size; 

 to Anthon Peterson, for a grand vase 



