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HARDY NARCISSUSES.- Collection of not less than ten named varieties of blooms, in vases, John L. Gardner

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PANSIES. Forty-eight cut blooms, not less than twenty-four varie

ties, Hon. Joseph S. Fay

Second, Hon. Joseph S. Fay

Third, Hon. Joseph S. Fay

HERBACEOUS PLANTS.-Thirty bottles, Nathaniel T. Kidder

NATIVE PLANTS.-Collection not exceeding thirty bottles, Mrs. P.

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MAY 11.

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Miss C. M. Endicott and Miss M. C. Hewett, Native Plants
Mrs. P. D. Richards, Native Plants

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TREE PEONIES.- Three double varieties, named, three of each,
John L. Gardner

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Gratuities:

James Comley, Hardy Shrubs and Cut Flowers

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E. Sheppard & Son, Collection of Pelargoniums, Azaleas, etc.

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James Comley, Collection of Rhododendrons, Azaleas, Roses and

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RHODODENDRONS.- Twelve distinct varieties, of unquestioned hard

iness, named, James Comley, a piece of plate valued at Second, John L. Gardner, a piece of plate valued at

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Six distinct varieties, of unquestioned hardiness, named, Samuel

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Three tender varieties, named, the Second prize to John L. Gardner HARDY AZALEAS.- From any or all classes, fifteen varieties, one

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vase of each, James Comley

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Second, Thomas C. Thurlow

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Twelve varieties, one vase of each, Thomas C. Thurlow

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Cluster of trusses, one variety, Thomas C. Thurlow

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Society's Prizes.

HERBACEOUS PEONIES.-Twelve named varieties, the Third prize

to John L. Gardner

6.00

GERMAN IRISES.- Six distinct varieties, one spike of each, Walter H.

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HARDY FLOWERING TREES AND SHRUBS.-Collection of thirty species and varieties, named, cut blooms, the Third prize to Alice Grinnell

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HERBACEOUS PLANTS.-Thirty bottles, J. W. Manning
BASKET OF FLOWERS.- Mrs. A. D. Wood

Second, Mrs. E. M. Gill

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5.00

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NATIVE PLANTS.- Collection not exceeding thirty bottles of named
species and varieties, one bottle of each, Mrs. P. D. Richards
Second, Miss C. M. Endicott and Miss M. C. Hewett
Third, Misses Eleanor and Mollie Doran

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James Comley, Hardy Flowering Trees and Shrubs, etc.

Botanic Garden of Harvard University, Display of Herbaceous

Plants

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JUNE 15.

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Special Prize, Theodore Lyman Fund.

HARDY ROSES.-Twenty-four distinct named varieties, three of

each variety, Hon. Joseph S. Fay

Third, Mrs. J. W. Clark

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Special Prizes, offered by the Society.

Six blooms of Alfred Colomb, Hon. Joseph S. Fay
Six blooms of Baroness Rothschild, Hon. Joseph S. Fay
Second, James Comley

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Six blooms of John Hopper, Hon. Joseph S. Fay
Second, James Comley

Six blooms of Marquise de Castellane, Hon. Joseph S. Fay

Six blooms of Merveille de Lyon, Dr. C. G. Weld

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Six blooms of Mme. Victor Verdier, Hon. Joseph S. Fay
Six blooms of Prince Camille de Rohan

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Twelve blooms of any other variety, Hon. Joseph S. Fay for

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Sixteen distinct named varieties, three of each variety, Hon.

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Twelve distinct named varieties, three of each variety, J. Eaton, Jr.
Second, Hon. Joseph S. Fay

Six distinct named varieties, three of each variety, Hon. Joseph

S. Fay
Second, Dr. C. G. Weld
Weld

Three distinct named varieties, three of each, Hon. Joseph S. Fay
Second, J. Eaton, Jr.

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Third, Dr. C. G. Weld

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Twenty-four distinct named varieties, one of each, the Second

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Eighteen distinct named varieties, one of each, the Second prize
to Dr. C. G. Weld.
Twelve distinct named varieties, one of each, the Second prize to
Nathaniel T. Kidder

Best single bloom of any variety, Hon. Joseph S. Fay for Earl of
Dufferin .

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Best single bloom of a variety introduced since 1892, J. Eaton, Jr.,
for Marchioness of Londonderry

Second, Hon. Joseph S. Fay, for Princess Rodocanachi
Third, Hon. Joseph S. Fay, for Margaret Dickson
Twelve blooms of not less than four varieties, introduced since
1892, Hon. Joseph S. Fay

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Second, W. W. Astor, Newport, R. I., for Marchioness of Londonderry

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Moss ROSES.-Six distinct named varieties, three clusters of each,
Hon. Joseph S. Fay

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600

Second, Dr. C. G. Weld

400

Third, John L. Gardner

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HYBRID TEA ROSES.-Six named varieties, buds admissible, Hon.

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GENERAL DISPLAY.-One hundred bottles of Ilardy Roses, buds admissible, Hon. Joseph S. Fay

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BASKET OF ROSES.- Arranged for effect, to be shown the second

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SWEET WILLIAMS.-Thirty spikes, not less than six distinct varieties, Walter H. Cowing

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Second, W. N. Craig

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VASE OF FLOWERS.- Best arranged, in one of the Society's glass vases, Mrs. A. D. Wood

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Hon. Joseph S. Fay, Harrison Yellow Roses and Persian Yellow
Roses

Hon. Joseph S. Fay, Display of Roses

J. Eaton, Jr., Roses.

Mrs. J. W. Clark, Roses

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Botanic Garden of Harvard University, Herbaceous Plants

J. W. Manning, Herbaceous Plants .

W. N. Craig, Carnations and Antirrhinums

Thomas C. Thurlow, Flowering Trees and Shrubs

Bussey Institution, Dracunculus vulgaris and Ostrowskya magnifica
Walter H. Cowing, Spanish Irises

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