FLORAL COMMITTEE, JUNE 12. 



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esting group of cut sprays of hardy trees and shrubs, containing 

 Rhododendrons, Spiraeas, Roses, Cytisus, Ericas, Ledums, &c. 



E. J. Lowe, Esq., Shirenewton Hall, Chepstow, sent a number 

 of Centaurea hybrids. The varieties named Phoebus and O'Kika 

 the Committee asked to see again. 



Mr. C. Ross, Welford Park Gardens, Newbury, exhibited very 

 fine blooms of an unnamed seedling Cactus. 



Mr. H. Etherington, Stoke, Coventry, sent a seedling Pink 

 named Mrs. Etherington. 



From Mr. R. Dean, Ealing, came Chrysanthemum Sibthorpii. 

 An early-flowering annual variety, quite distinct in seed, foliage, 

 and height. 



Mr. J. Prewett, 11 Lancaster Gate, Bayswater, staged some 

 pretty rustic stands, &c, suitable for table decoration. 



Mr. Ladhams, Southampton, submitted five Perpetual Pinks, 

 viz., Queen of the South, Percy, Caroline, Lizzie Duval, and 

 Little Pet. The Committee requested that they might be sent 

 to the Society's Gardens for trial. 



From Messrs. R. Kimberley & Son, Stoke Nursery, Coventry, 

 came a seedling tricolor Geranium named Brilliant. A free- 

 growing variety, which keeps its colour well during the winter 

 months. 



Mr. G. May, King's Road, Teddington, sent a group of Carna- 

 tion Uriah Pike. 



Mr. E. Cook, Temperance Cottage, Flass, Durham, sent an 

 unnamed Pelargonium. 



Prize. 



Class 4. — Six Single and six Double Pyrethrums, three 

 blooms of each. Amateurs. Prize, Kelway Silver Medal, to Mr. 

 W. Salmon, 2 Ivy Cottages, Elder Road, West Norwood. 



Floral Committee, June 26, 1894. 



W. Marshall, Esq., in the Chair, and twenty-two members 

 present. 



Awards Recommended 



Silver Gilt Flora Medal. 

 To Mr. H. B. May, Dyson's Lane, Upper Edmonton, for a 



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