New-York tribune., 1868-06-26
STRAWBERRY AND FLORAL EXHIBITION.

The exhibition Of flowers and Strawberries
at Whtlocks "Al Nurseries In One, No 245 BroadWay'
Yesterday was a complete success. Tho capacous hal'
were crowded Mr. whitlOcks plan of having weekly
oYbbitions is as beneficial as it is novel Machinery,
pictures, agricultural implements, fruits ana noMoIS
are to be exhibited zen eefy hn heidi Where ihporiant sub
iects NAV bc discussed Next Thursday. grand Moral
exhibition is 10 take place. aud the ladies are especially
tnIited to be present The following varieties OF
flowers and strawberries were shown yfsffTTtuiny
lucinda fns four plates Seeding from Agriculturist;
-four plates Agricalluris fine. j. Crane Union n % 40
Z. G. Hull, Sing Sing, NY-Qne plate TTomPhe ,,n DC
Gand. 4. s. fuller-LadiGs' fin@ KusselIs fTcape' %
Glen Cove t. BLACK Hamburg Grape, Sweet Water Water
Hamburg Grape. L. I. Field, Middletown. \: J-Early
Wilson Blackberry Plants. Mr. Sears, Haminonton N.J'-
Tomne de Gaad q Mo6 H BaP boy psdoicG Runner m
Jersey seare j. r. smith Ryc FeTBEEeron Middle
town Point n. J.-One crate Baness Mammoth
by s. b. Conover No. 262 West Washington Market
Hlcp g. Co No i05 Barciayst New-York-From Jos
Wells Matnuck L. l., LenningS White ana LADIES
AgricuIturst, A. J. Grant, GatShll ~ T.; MusoN "a
Albany W j. oyerton John wells Mrs. NJ: H. Lup1I; @ from M
Matttuck l.. l.; d. Williams, FranRinylle, H. l. hiIeu
Foote Cask, n; YmAgricuturst: hls: a a. e. TSw Dnr
yea Mattituck, L. LIJucunda: Joseph Foster-K9ihey
Seeding four conoyer, S"Ss Red i Bank, J-Eary
Rose Potato. planted AITl Iso H. AaSv nug TrIomphe
de Gstd baltimore Scarlet, Barness Seeding Belle Dor
delalse Cutter Boston Pine Downer, brooklyn ntaileI
Durands Seeding, Trenches Seeding Garlpadl, boIder
0ueen Green Prolific. Hooker, HOyey, Ida, Jucuhda,
Todes, pine Jennings White, Ladies' ringer, monitor,
Jersey Scarlet RppOwam, Russell PrOllnc, ncott
spedug Vicomptesse Herr Cart d. Theury, MhIu ~
yoritc Brighton Pine, Burr's Pine. Gen McCIea, ,
IONS Prolific McAvOy's Superior, Meads SeS,inS,
oTs TaTIv PIadcIpha Princess Frederic, KidgeMOod,
Smiths Bnffao Scarlet Magnate, Starts seedIng uh0n
scarIef Victary Agiculturist Geo Herbert
NY-ia Constance Triomphe de Gand, LenhInb "tu'
Russel's Prolific TrOllOps victoria, Jho oiisin
derson & Co Flushing, l.. l-Geranlnn, ulolle,
Nancv PelasgOHim Princess Ahce' cSeoiso
Tucas Glen Cove l. I.-Bonquet tt nVEeIS,
fancy W. A. Burgess Glencove, j. lLfHB ntha IA
seedlings Seeding rose, Geo Washington Ii
straWberry two new seedlings Peter Scheheh'
Ton n j. ,Dryden's No 80 berries and plant nonueI n
son Fleming No 67 Nassau st-ColecuQh oi mn iPTs' =
scs niles The Rev W. V. " Maon, Union hlll, y. %
HTriomphe do Grand. The display OF roses IcS' In
mics nv Mr. Burgess Of Glen Cove was very lno, Ios
derson 4 Co also made De show OF various Id m
~, Ie sfcrnoon meeting OF frmt growers was heiu ~
a,e ~ the rooms with MT. Robert j. Dodge IN VIC -;
~ UexaIner saId that no preferred later vaseuJs III %
,ro,rL,rrics a. they sold better ana DrOuRhI nsn1'
prires than many of the early kinds he hu e. nrand
hdcnce i'm the Wilson, though tho IflonPho uWronIiyn
nsnaIly does we'll lie spoke highly oi tle oDdsd
S; Sesun;; Tbe McAyoy's Seeding was recommenueu1 a.
The success OF strawberry culture saiS 1, % plants
| ai,nost entirey ON the cultivation OF suo P"rnn
| AZ GOOD cnltiyation we can gct naIt o,,n
A E,lier inoured why he cultivated MS lhnu ne td
o. 80 ,.aars nrevious 10 planting. Dr. He1aIneI sau
10 80 " o, and nlant potatoes for three successive sca
cons "a "a 10 exerminate the grub ana worms au ~
s5icate ail the weeds In this way can raise DeIo
Tor three wears on the land with llttle hpor.
usually get tyom 500 to 800 per acre tol "!