November 21, 1912. 



The Florists^ Review 



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At the Cleveland Show November 14 to 17— Chrysanthemum Queen Mary, from England, in the Foreground. 



Bost fei'n dish — J. M. Gassor Co., fust; Hart 

 Bros., second. 



Glory of t'iiiclnnati begonias — Hart Bros., first: 

 C. Merkel, second. 



Lorraine begonias — Hart Bros,. first; .V. 

 Graham & Son. second. 



Hanging basket — J. M. Gasser Co.. first; Hart 

 Bros., second. 



Hanging basket of Spreugcri- J. M. Gasser 

 Co.. second. 



Hanging basket of Boston or its sports — Hart 

 Bros., first; J. M. Gasser Co.. second. 



Twelve geraniums — J. M. (lasser Co., first. 



Miscellaneous Awards. 



Under the headinjj of miscellaneous 

 exhibits the followitig awards were 

 made: 



Orchids, licst twent.v-five plants -C. 15. Ray- 

 mond. Akron, O., J. Cnrnow. gard<>ner. first; 

 Ij. K. Holdcii, Katewood Kstate. U. Weeks, 

 gardener, second; Carl Gerduni, I.akcwood, O., 

 third. 



Lily of llie valley — Cleveland Cut I'lower Co.. 

 first; I'oehlmann Bros. Co., second: .7. M. Gasser 

 Co.. third. 



Fifty lilies— .T. M. Gasser Co.. first. 



Single violets -C. Hagenburgcr Co.. first: It. 

 Wascho. second. 



-Xntirrliiniini .(. M. Gasser Co.. first. 



Special Awards. 



In addition to the prizes in the com- 

 petitors' classes, special awards were 

 made to the following exhibitors: 



Hart Bros., on begoni;is. azaleas and ferns. 



W. L. Mathen. on .Vdiaiifiini Karleycnse and 

 single-stemmed mums in tl incli pots. 



J. r.*uschner, Lakewood, (».. on primulas and 

 .lerusalem cherries. 



Christ. Winterlch. llefiance. ().. on cyciamons. 



J. M. Gasser Co.. tlie Moninger cup for having 

 the largest number of entri<'s. fifty-eight. 



A. N. I'lerson. for Kose .Milady and for single 

 and pompon chrysanthemums. 



C. H. 'I'otty. -Madison, N. .1.. for pompon and 

 single chrysanthemums in variety. 



J. H. Wade, for vase of clirysanthcmunis, 



Julius Koehrs Co.. Butherford. N. .1.. for 

 orchids, crotons and otiier pot plants. 



Knight & Struck Co., .New York, for ericas. 



A. F. Holden. for chrysanthemums. 



L. K. Holden. for chrysanthemums. Lorraine 

 begonias, Sprengeri, ferns and iMisiclliineous 

 plants. 



Notes. 



That (iolden Wedding has lost none 

 of its po]»ularity was shown by the vase 

 of 100 blooms staged by J. M. (lasser 

 Co. They were as fine as ever were 

 seen of that good old variety, and on 

 the last day were l)etter than on the 

 first. 



The judges were .1. F. Cowell, iiuf 

 falo; Adam CJraham, Cleveland; Robert 

 George and Edward (!oorge, Taines- 

 ville, O. " 



The banks of palms loaned i)y W. S. 

 Taylor and the city of Cleveland were 

 a great help in bringing out tlie general 

 effect. 



Wallace R. Pierson, who came from 

 Cromwell with the Milady roses, spent 

 most of his time talking publicity. 

 Some of his friends have nicknamed 

 him "Publicity" Pierson. 



Visitors. 



Among the trade visitors noted were 



the following: 



Adgate, F. H.. Warren. O. 



Ahern. J. W., Mt. Vernon. O. 



.\rnold, Fred W., Cambridge, O. 



Bally, J. IL, Ashland, 0. 



Balsley, Harry, Detroit. 



Bartels, F, C, North Olmsted, O. 



Barton, Chas. K., .Norwalk, O. 



Beingesser, C. ('., Lorain, O. 



Cockcroft. J. I).. N'ortlii)ort. X. V. 



Cook, Walter, New York. 



Coi)as Bros., Klyrla, O. 



Cowell, .Tohn F., Buffalo, N. Y. 



Cunningham, .L IL. and wife. Delaware. (). 



Deuison, J., New Plilladelphia, O. 



Deunison, J., Norwalk, Conn. 



Klverson, F. W., New Brlgliton, O 



Enisley, R. F., Gresham, O. 



Kvans, John, Richmond, Ind. 



Fisiier, John C, Gresham, O. 



Flicklnger, Harry, and wife, Barl)crton, 0. 



George, Ed. I'ainesvillo, O. 



George, Robert, raiiu'sville, 0. 



Hagenburger, C, Mentor, O. 



Ilammersclimldt & Clark, Medina, 0, 



Harrison, W. C, and wife, Fainesville, (). 



lleepes, K., .-Xkron, O. 



Iliil. Joe, and wife. Riciimond, Ind. 



Hunt. Homer D.. .Man.sfie!d. O. 



Huntington, U. K., I'aiiu'sville. O. 



Kav. (Jeo. W.. and wife, Youugstowii n. 



Knapp. .Mrs. Otto A.. Lodi, O. 



Kroesclieil, W. 1... Chicago. 



Krueger Bros.. 'I'ole<lo. O. 



Krueger. II. J.. .Meudville, Pa. 



Krzysske, C. I'.. Sandusky, li. 



Kurowski. K. 1".. Clilcago. 



l.eslier. F. B.. Fremont, O. 



Lindacher, Cbas., Canton, O, 



McFarland, and wife, .\kron, O. 



.Mafern, Miss, Sandusky, <). 



.Merkel, .Tohn, Mentor, O. 



.Merkel, Lotiis, Mentor, O. 



.Merk(d, Win.. Mentor, O. 



.Milton. M.. Y'oungstown, f). 



Mueller, J., Rutherford, N. .T. 



Musser. C. A., Doylestown, O. 



reunick, W. K.. and wife. Wooster, 0. 



I'ldlpott, II. 10. , Winnipeg, 



I'lerson. W. R.. Cromwell, Conn. 



I'ike, .Mr., Ravenna, O. 



I'oehlmann, .V. IL. Chicago. 



I'orter, .M. S., Newark, N. J. 



I'yfer, A. T., Chicago. 



Salm, R,, Chicago, 



Salmon, Jas., and wife, Akron, ii. 



Salmon, Jos., Akron, 0. 



Salmon, Miss, .\kron, 0. 



A Glimpse of the Cleveland Show, November 14 to 17. 



