. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. August 25, 1921 The Florists^ Review 25. At the Convention of the Canadian Florists* and Gardeners' Association, at Peterfcoro, Cnt. jj;L'raniinii cuttiiijis was enormous, there hciiij,'- more than 45,000 lost in Beaiite ruitevine alone. 13. l'\ Burr extended a general invita- tion to any meniliers of the eraft who Mii<;lit be ' through Lancaster, Pa., to join with tlie Florists' Club in a eorn roast at the Harr homestead the eve- iiinji of Thursday, Auj^ust 125. Mrs. IJarr was to assit in doing the honors. W. M. PENNOCK ON NEW ROSES.
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. August 25, 1921 The Florists^ Review 25. At the Convention of the Canadian Florists* and Gardeners' Association, at Peterfcoro, Cnt. jj;L'raniinii cuttiiijis was enormous, there hciiij,'- more than 45,000 lost in Beaiite ruitevine alone. 13. l'\ Burr extended a general invita- tion to any meniliers of the eraft who Mii<;lit be ' through Lancaster, Pa., to join with tlie Florists' Club in a eorn roast at the Harr homestead the eve- iiinji of Thursday, Auj^ust 125. Mrs. IJarr was to assit in doing the honors. W. M. PENNOCK ON NEW ROSES. Writes of Bagatelle Awards. .Samuel S. Pennock, last week elected jiresident of the Society of Americ:ni l'h)rists, had the honor June 15 of beiiH; the American representative on the lioaril of jiidj^es at tlie Bagatelle rose Hardens, Paris. At the meeting of the jurors that day Mr. Pennock was elected vice-president representing the I'liited ?states. In a lengthy letter telling of Ills trip abroad, ^Ir. Pennock describes 'he roses which took the awards at Paris. lie writes: "The rose that stood out head ami ?-houlclers aliove any other rdse was PernetDucher's hybrid tea gold medal rose of last year. Souvenir de Claudius I'eriiet. named in honor of his son, wluini lie lost in the war. in 'lie lied were also .-i few i)lants of Per- net-Ducher's liybrid tea rose, Mme. Wil- liam M.'irctd Dalanney, a medium ])ink. with full, large llowers. "Claudius Pernet is certainly a won- derful rose, ;i ricdi canary yellow, fadintr out ;is it gets older to a liyhter shade: large, full; long, well shaped bud and as lary;e as any hybrid tea rose in the g;ir- den. These tlowers Were borne on fairly long stems, well fet;ils out somewhat. It is a L;ooi|-si/,ed rose, full, double. Its shape, when it is more th;ni h;ilf open, is noi quite so as when it is in Inid or fully open. A good grower, with s])lendid foliage and .good steins, the rose attracted the judj^^'s i
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