. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. 424 The American Florist. Sept. 26, taitis in the center look cool and. al- thoush some people object to these, there is uo doubt give au appearance of life and movement that is too often lack- inff in garden schemes. The around this garden is another disputed point, some people objecting to it, others thinking such places incom- plete \vithout it. As the various figures were getting a cleanup and being re- painted when we were there we did not see them under the best conditions, so will
. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. 424 The American Florist. Sept. 26, taitis in the center look cool and. al- thoush some people object to these, there is uo doubt give au appearance of life and movement that is too often lack- inff in garden schemes. The around this garden is another disputed point, some people objecting to it, others thinking such places incom- plete \vithout it. As the various figures were getting a cleanup and being re- painted when we were there we did not see them under the best conditions, so will reserve judgment. the offices the ornamental water and rustic bridges are attractive. Besides the various water lilies the In- dian lotus is flowering and this flower is not seen so much in this section of the as its merits de- serve. Standing well out of the water it shows up better than even the showi- est of the water lilies, and its tints are well thrown up against the deep green of the leaves. Hereabout the herbaceous plants are older and are making a fine show for so late in the season, and it is a pleasant part of the park. Looking over the water from the new boatUouse there is the unmis- takable appearance of autumn in the trees. The willows are showing distinct from other tree their bright green, and will continue to be one of the chief attractions during winter and spring, but the elms and limes, the pop- lars and othei-s have seen their best for this season. In the enclosure at the back of the boathouse the geraniums in beds and the large vases of flowering' plants are making a splendid show. GARFIELP PARK CON'SERVATORr. The grand opening of the new conserv- in Garfiekl park will not be until November, when .John Sell hopes to have a splendid show of and other plants. The public are admitted, of course, and take great advantage of it. but this is to be what for want
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