. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. jiLY 16, 1914. The Florists' Review 17 _,„.„ tv-flve lavender—George Melvln, flrst, .Ik A^ta Ohn Spencer; E. H. Wetterlow, second. ^fLe,avtlve purple—George Melvln, first, with Tennaiit Spencer; E. H. Wetterlow, second; Miss *? T^onU-flv^e'maroon—E. H. Wetterlow, first. rrtoPiitv five pleotee edged—Miss Fannie Foster, «Jt with Blue Pleotee. ToPiiiv-flve striped or flaked red or rose—Wll- c;'iy. first, with Aurora; William Gray, sec- A- 11 Heeremans, Lenor, Mass., third. Twpiuv five striped or naked blue or purple— rJ,rir( \lelvln, first, with
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. jiLY 16, 1914. The Florists' Review 17 _,„.„ tv-flve lavender—George Melvln, flrst, .Ik A^ta Ohn Spencer; E. H. Wetterlow, second. ^fLe,avtlve purple—George Melvln, first, with Tennaiit Spencer; E. H. Wetterlow, second; Miss *? T^onU-flv^e'maroon—E. H. Wetterlow, first. rrtoPiitv five pleotee edged—Miss Fannie Foster, «Jt with Blue Pleotee. ToPiiiv-flve striped or flaked red or rose—Wll- c;'iy. first, with Aurora; William Gray, sec- A- 11 Heeremans, Lenor, Mass., third. Twpiuv five striped or naked blue or purple— rJ,rir( \lelvln, first, with Senator Spencer; Wll- n^ ii IV, second, with Loyalty; E. L. Lewis, Irrtem" to Col. Frederick Mason, third. * TweiiiN live blcolor other than pleotee edged— ronre.' Melvln, first, with Mrs. Cuthbertson: Miss Kiiinle Foster, second; W. D. Blossom, third. ,„s nlaiHs, or both—Penn the Florist, first, with rirciii II' tiered table covered with green velvet and (lotHd with low dishes of sweet peas, a most nlpasim.' arrangement; Boston Cut Flower Co., «prond "1th an Imposing and well-arranged cen- iproiece of Countess Spencer with Sprengerl trails In edc<' (if table. The latter firm put up a fine oenterpii'i'e of Mrs. Aaron Ward roses, not for competition. _ _ The amateur sweet pea open exhibits filled two tables, the quality being but little inferior to that seen in the pro- fessional classes. For twenty-four hollyhocks Martin Sullivan, gardener to William Whitman, won both first and second prizes.'* Mr. Sullivan showed a magnificent bank of hybrid delphiniums of his own raising, including a fine pure white one. Far- quhar & Co. had a group of herbaceous flowers arranged on a sloping bank, with a background of evergreens. In- cluded was a fine vase of Lilium myriophyllum. J. L. Smith, gardener to A. W. Preston, had a fine table of sweet peas, also fine flowers of hybrid tea roses in twenty-five varieties. E. H. Wetterlow had a dozen fine pans
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