. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. Apkii. 9, 1914. The Florists'Review 19 SOCIETY OF AMERICAN Sketch Showing the Site of the Convention Garden of the S. A. F., for the Boston Meeting in August. THE CONVENTION GABDEN. The convention garden committee, of which Jamea B. Shea is chairman, and the park and recreation commission, of Boston, of which John H. Dillon is chairman, are sending out letters to round up the exhibitors who are going to use space in the convention garden, a plan of which is shown herewith. In order to carry jst their purpose of making the exhVtion the la
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. Apkii. 9, 1914. The Florists'Review 19 SOCIETY OF AMERICAN Sketch Showing the Site of the Convention Garden of the S. A. F., for the Boston Meeting in August. THE CONVENTION GABDEN. The convention garden committee, of which Jamea B. Shea is chairman, and the park and recreation commission, of Boston, of which John H. Dillon is chairman, are sending out letters to round up the exhibitors who are going to use space in the convention garden, a plan of which is shown herewith. In order to carry jst their purpose of making the exhVtion the largest on record, those in charge are particularly desirous of getting an early start and, for that reason, of receiving prompt responses from exhibitors. A large number of inquiries have already been received and the expectations are for the largest display of the kind ever made in the country. The full support of the trade is desired to this end, and intending exhibitors should make their space requirements known to the com- mittee at once. The only charge will be for planting and care of plants throughout the sea- son, which will be at the rate of 10 cents per square foot of space occu- pied. For a large area special arrange- ments can be made by consulting with the chairman. All the arrangements, grouping and control of the exhibits will be under the direction of the park and recreation departinent of the city of Boston and no exhibit may be re- moved until that department gives au- thority for such removal next autumn. The tent space will be devoted to tender plants requiring protection from sun and wind. Space G is a space shaded by large trees and should be devoted to evergreens, shrubbery, etc. The other groups—A, B, C, D, E and F —are all open, level land, available for general exhibits. The small bays in the adjacent Fens pond bordering on sections E and F are admirably adapted to water gardening, semiaquatic and shore planting. Allotments will be made with referen
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