Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-03
FLOWER SHOW
IS OPENED
WEALTHY EXHIBITORS ENTEF
DISPLAYS
RARE PLANTS ATTRACT GREAT
ATTENTION
Winners Are Selected by Judges and
Prizes viii Soon Be Awarded.
Many Varieties Are
Shown
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
PASADENA, April 2.-Mayor Thomas
Farley officially opened the third an
nual flower show OF the Pasadena Gar
deners' association at $3.50 o'clock today
with a short address.
A feature is the interest shown by
people of wealth, who have in many in
stances entered flowers in their own
names, while in other cases their gar
deners have prepared elaborate ex-
hibits
Following is the official list of win
ners:
Class 1-Carnations, private growers
A.. II. Fleming, Hugh Thornton, gar
dener, first with Roosevelt variety, first
Hallowarden variety; Mrs. E. M. Fow-
Ter, John Blake, gardener, first en-
chantreSS variety.
Glass 2-Same: Mrs. e. M. Fowler,
enchantress variety, first.
Glass 3-Carnations, commercial grow
ers: Redondo Improvement society, two
firsts
Glass A. Same: Redondo Improve
ment society, first.
Glass a. Cover grown carnations.
commercial growers: Whittlesey Floral
company, four firsts.
Glass 6--Same: Whittlesey Floral
company, first.
Class 7-Field grown roses: Not
judged.
Glasses S-11-Roses: No entries.
Glass 12-Stocks: George Dell, first;
George Dell, second; Redondo Improve
ment company, special second.
Glass - A-Best stocks from Norris
Seed company seeds: Mrs. E. M. Fow-
Ter, first.
Glass 13-Pansy: Mrs. Randall, first;
Adolphus Busch, r. j. Fraser, gar
dener, second.
Glass 13 A-Best pansies from j. c.
Vaughn company's seeds: r. r. Blacker.
James Magilvray, gardener first.
Glass 14-Sweet peas; Thomas Lam
bert, first, second and third.
Glass 15-Not judged.
Glass 16-Iris: Thomas Lambert, first;
w. S. Laurie, second; Mrs. Ramsay,
third.
Glasses II and 1S-Cannas and dah-
las: No entries.
class 19-Marguerites. Frank Genke,
first.
Class 2o-Shasta daisy: Joseph Sinton,
first; Redondo Improvement society,
second.
Glass 21-Transvaal daisy: No entry.
Glass. 22-Violets: Mrs Fitzgerald,
first; Miss M. Edmonson. second.
Glass 23-Lilacs: Not judged.
Glass 24-Hyacinths: w. S. Laurie,
first; mrs Watson, Miles Regan, gar
dener, second; H. c. Hurd, II. f. Hart
man, gardener, third.
Glass 25-Freesia: Not judged.
Glass 26-Lilies: Redondo Improve
ment society, first; Adolphus Busch
second.
Glass 27-Watsonia: w. S. Laurie,
second.
Glass 2S-Ranuncles: II. c. Hurd
first; Park Manor, second; Mrs. Fitz-
gerald, third.
class 29-Gladiolus: C. S. Campbell
Johnson, first.
class SO-Amaryllis: Howard & Smith,
first.
Glass 31-Tulips: w. S. Laurie, first.
Class 32-Bulbous flowers not men,
toned in other classes: e. H. HoVey,
first.
house, Charles Hammond, gardener
first Redondo Improvement company
second.
Class 34-Poppies: Roy Pegg, first;
Lawrence Newman, John Deariove,
gardener second. 81.
Glass 35-Scabiosa: Mrs. II. M. SIN
ger, G. Grant, gardener, first.
class 36-Calendula: Mrs. Singer,
first; Frank Genke, second; Roy Pegg'
Class 37-Penstemon: Marion Thomas,
first; Park Manor, second.
Glass 38-Verbena: Park Manor, nrst
Charles List, second; John Lewis Chllu'
third.
Glass 39-Antirrhinum: d. M. Cam
eron. A. Urquhart, gardener, first; X.
class 4O--Acaeia: Mrs. Harding. first:
Park nursery, second; Charles List
third. >, m
class Al - Flowering shrub: II. f.
Holder Otto Heutchy, gardener, first;
Mrs. E. M. Fowler, second; Z. 5. camp
bell-Johnson, third.
class 42-Wild fowers Theodore
Payne, first; Zelma Genke, second;
Roy Dell third.
Glass 43-Best display of cut flowers
C. S. Campbell-J Johnston, first; Redondo
Improvement society, second; MIS-. w.
M. Fowler, third.
Glass 44-Cineraria hybrida: John
Coates, first; D. M. Cameron, second.
Class 45-Cyclamen: D. M. Cameron,
first; E. M. Fowler, second.
Glass 46-Geranium: Lawrence New
man, first.
first: D. M. Cameron, second.
Glass 4S--Ferns, three varieties: A. H
Fleming, first.
Glass 49--Adiantum: A. K. Macomber
Glass 50-Boston fern: A. II. Fleming
first; H. G. Hurd. second.
Glass 51--Piersoni: A. H. Fleming
first; Mrs. Singer, second.
Glass 52-Elegantissima H. G. Hurd
first: Mrs. H. M. Singer, second,
Glass 5S--Asparagus plumosus: d. M
Cameron. first; Mrs. Singer, second.
Class 54-Asaparagus. Sprengeri:
park nursery, first; Mrs. Singer, Sec
ond
Class 55--Asparagus deAexus scan
dera: Mrs. Singer, first
class 56-Orchid: A. X. Macomber.
Glass 57--Palms: Park nursery.
Glass 5S-Kentia: No entry.
Glass SO = Decorative plant: Not
judged. , -
W Class s1-same, collection: D. M
Class So = Same, lowering: D. M
Cameron. -, -.
specimen: H. C. Hurd, first; Mrs. f. w
Adams, second. u
Class 6s-Ornamental plants; A. Il
Fleming.