Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-05
FLOWER SHOW IS
FLORAL TRIUMPH
PASADENA P0SIES IN SPLEN-
DID ARRAY
Many Gather to See Exhibits Of Rare
Flowers, and Prizes Are Captured
by Some Of the Best Crown
City Gardens

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eners' association opened today under
most favorable auspices.
There were flowers of almost every
| variety grown among those composing
the exhibit. The monster tent in which
the exhibit had been arranged was
teeming with myriads of blossoms and
solid mass of greenry. In the center
Of the tent there was q forest of fern
and palm exhibits.
One of the most unique exhibits was
the aquatic display entered by E. Stur-
devant in class 20. The display was ar
ranged with water lilies in circular
basin made up of a winding canal of
cement work and bordered by a gravel
walk. A fountain in the center sent a
spray over the basin and continually
moistened the plants and flowers ar
ranged in the display.
The tent was crowded with visitors
at both this afternoons and this even
ing's show The exhibit is far superior
to the one of last year.
The following prize awards were made
this morning:
| Glass 1-Carnations, best twelve
| blooms, Theodore Frantz first and Sec
ond prize.
Glasses Q, 8, 4, 5, 6, no awards.
Glass 7-Roses, best twelve blooms,
| field grown, George w. Dell first prize,
j. Mansar second prize, Mrs. H. M.
Singer third prize.
Glass s, competition limited to win
ners of class Z, George w. Dell first
prize.
Glasses 8 and 10, no awards.
Glass II, stocks, twelve blooms, D. A.
Cameron first prize, e. Kirby second,
Thomas Lambert, third
Glass IL, pansy, twelve blooms, Mrs.
Girourd first prize, Frank Powell Sec
ond, D. A. Cameron third
Glass 10, sweet pea, fifty blooms,
Thomas Lambert first and third prize,
George Dell second.
Glass IA, Gaillardia, twelve blooms,
Mr.. Campbell-Johnson first, T. Holder
second.
Glass Is, iris, twelve blooms, Mrs. NJ
A. Clark first, Mrs. II. NJ. Singer Sec
ond. Miss Daisy Scott third.
Glasses 16 and IL, no awards.
Glass IS, .dahlia, six blooms, Harry
Ramsey first, Mrs. Durand second,
George w. Dell third.
Glasses 10 and 90 no award
Glass 81. violets, c. Nyble first, P.
Jennoch second, D. NJ Cameron third.
Glass %, lilac, six sprays, Mrs. Wat
son first, Mrs. A. Harding second.
Glass 23, no award.
Glass "a, Freesia, twelve blooms, A.
Mcleod first.
Glasses 20 and &c, no awards.
Class q, Ranuncules, twelve blooms,
| Campbell Johnson first.
| Glass 28, gladiolas, twelve sprays,
| Campbell-Johnson first.
Glass 20, amaryllis six sprays, John
L. Childs first.
Glass 30 tulip, six blooms, j. Mansar
first, H, C. Hurd third.
Glass 81, Dubious flowers not men,
toned in other classes, limited to
twelve blooms, Mrs. Watson first, T.
Lambert second, Fl. c. Hurd third.
Glass 31A anemones, J. Mansar.
| Glass 32 Bougainvilia, six sprays, G.
P. Moorhouse first, Fred w. Wilcox Sec
ond.
Glass SO. poppy, twelve blooms, F. T.
Holder first.
Glass "a, no award.
Glass 35, calendula, twelve blooms, r.
T. Holder first and second.
Class 36, no award.
Glass 81, Pentstemon, twelve sprays,
IF. T. Holder first.
Glass 3S, Antirrhinum, twelve blooms,
D. M. Cameron first, ]. Manson second,
r. T. Holder third.
Glass SO, acacia, six sprays, Jacob
Albrecht first.
Glass 40, no awards, entries disquali-
fled.
Glass Al, wild flowers, best collection.
| NIeOTSe Dell ITSI, Roy Dell SeCOnu, Sel-
ma Jenke third.
Glass AZ, best collection of cut flowers,
Campbell-Johnson first.
Glass ,43, Cineraria, hybrida, six
plants, ]. Albrecht first, D. M. Cameron
second.
Glasses "A and as, no awards.
Glass 46, Primula, six plants, D. NJ
Cameron second.
Glass AZ, fern. variety, D. M. Cameron
first, Hugh Thornton second, Park
nursery third.
Glass 48 no award.
Glass 40, Boston fern, D. M. Cameron
first.
Glass 5O Piersoni, specimen, H. M.
Singer first, Park nursery second, Cam
eron third.
Glass 81, elegantissima, specimen,
Mrs. H. M. Singer.
Glass 81, asparagus plumosa, speci-
men, D. M. Cameron first, Park nursery
second.
Glass SO, asparagus Sprengeri, speci-
men, E. H. Rust first, Park nursery
second.
Glass 54, asparagus dehexus scandens,
specimen, Mrs. H. M. Singer first.
Glass So, orchid, collections, A. K.
Macomber first, Hugh Thornton second.
Glass Sc, palm, collection, Park nurs-
cry first.
Glass 81, Kentia, specimen, e. H.
Rust first.
Glass So, decorative plant, best speci-
men other than above. Hugh Thornton
first, Campbell-Johnson second.
Glass SO, rex begonia, best specimen,
d. M. Cameron.
Glass 60, rex begonia, best collection,
d. M. Cameron.
Glass 81. Towering begonia, best coll
lection, Park nursery first, Hugh
Thornton second.
Glass 62, no award.
Glass SO, novelty plant, Park nursery
first, e. II. Rust second.
Glass 64 economic and tropical plants,
J Park nursery.
Glass 65, cacti, best collection, T.
Boorman.
Glass g. best decorated dining room
table, Misses Thomas and Hudson first.
Glass 81, bridal canopy, Misses Thom-
as and Hudson first.
Glass 68, no awards.
Glass &c. floral basket, Mrs. j. A.
Wore first, Miss Thompson second.
Glass TO- acquatic exhibit, e. Sturte-
want.
Glass H. most effectively arranged