Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-27

FLORISTS WIN
MANY FIRSTS
E. E. Temperley, Rieman, Vie
gand and Betermann
Among Winners.

Many f~rst-place awards at the Satur-
day night flower show were taken by In
%dianapoIis florists. E. E. Temperley
was first IN the display Of bulbs In
flowers and premier honors in the palms
and foliage display were awarded TO a
W. RiemaG & Sons. Many of the other
awards were given to Eastern growers.
The awards follow.
PLANTS IN FLOWER.
HeliOtrOpe Standards three plants)-
Misses Belle and Prudence Sheridan
W~illoUghby, Ohio, first prize, S25.
Primula ttwenty-fOur plants in VARIETY
Daisy Hill farm, Chagrin Falls, Ohio
first prize, $50; E.. II. Rieman, Indianapo-
lis, second prize, SIS.
BULBS IN FLOWER.
Csnas (six plants, one or more varie-
tes)-E. Z. Temperley, Indianapolis, first
Hyacinths (white. six ten-inch pots OF
pans)-E. E. Temperley, Indianapolis
first prize, SIS; Bertermann Bros. Com
any indianapolis, second prize. $40.
Hyacinths pink or red)-Bertermann
Bros. Company, Indianapolis, first prize
$40; E. E. Tempcrley. indianapolis, sec
Ond prize, s..
Hyacinths light blue)-E. E. Temper
ley, indianapolis, first prize, $40; Berter-
mann Bros. Company, second prize. So.
Lilies twenty-five pots)-Bertermann
Bros. Company, first prize, $50; L. An
dersOn. Rocky River, Ohio, second prize,
$50; Roepke Floral Company, ~IndianapO-
lily Of the valley (tweIve-ten-inch
pans)-Bertermann Bros. Company, first
prize, sos.
Display OF Lily of the Valley (arranged
for effect, growing plants covering fifty
square feet)-Bertermann Bros. Com
pany, first prize, $50.
Narclssus (siI or more vsrieties)-
Bertermann Bros Company, first prize,
$50.
-Friedley Company, Cleveland, Ohio,
first prize. $50; Wayside Gardens Com
pany, Mentor. Ohio. second prize, $50;
Bertermann Bros. Company, third prize.
Tulips (early single, six or more varie-
ties)-Wayside Gardens Company, Men
tor. Ohio. first prize, $50; Friedley Com
pany. Cleveland, Ohio, second prize. so;
Eertermann Bros Company, third prize,
$40.
Tulips double, six varieties)-Berter-
mann Bros. Company, first prize, $50
Friedley Company, Cleveland, Ohio, sec
ond prize, SO; Wayside Gardens Com
pany, Mentor, Ohio, third prize, $40.
Best Pan OF Darwin Tulips-Bartigan,
Friedley Company, Cleveland, Ohio, first
prize, SO; Berterman Bros. Company,
seconI prize. $40; Wayside Gardens Com
pany, Mentor, Ohio, third prize. $.
Display Of Bulbs arranged as a bulb
garden covering 500 quare feetl-A. Vie
gand Sons Company. indianapolis. first
EA-@[F r
Mentor, Ohio, second prize, $500.
FERNS AND SELAGSOLLAS.
CibOtium-F. r. Pierson, Tarrytown,
y. Y, first prize. SO.
NephroIepis ExaItata Bostoniensis-F.
r. Pierson, first prize, sic; z. H. Rie-
man. Indianapolis, second prize, So.
NephrOplepis tany other yarietyl-F.
r. Person. TarrytOwn, y. Y, first prize,
sic; Robert Craig Company, Norwood,
Pa, second prize, Sc.
Collection Of Nephrolepis lin variety
covering 100 square fesp-F. r. Pier
son Tarrytowu, y. Y. first prize, 500.
stays Horn Fern three plants In va
IietyJ-A y. Pierson, Inc, Cromwell,
Conn. first prize, SIS.
Fern Specimen tany variety)-A- y.
Pierson, Inc, Cromwell, Conn, hrst
prize. SIS: F. r. Pierson, Tarrytown, y
Y, second prize, $40.
PALMS AND FOLIAGE PLANTS.
Arecaiutescens-H. w. Rieman Sons.
Indianapolis, first. prize, 50; Robert
craig Company, Norwood, Pa, second
kentia Belmoreana-A. wiegand Sons
Company, Indianapolis, first prize, So.
Kentia observation-disclosures Bros
Company. indianapolis. first prize, S25
4 Wiegand Sons Company, Indian
apolis. second prize. SIS.
Phoenix Roebelenit-F. r. Pierson, Tar
rytown. y. Y, first prize. S25; H. W.
Rieman Sons Company, indianapolis.
Specimen Pslm-H. W. Rleman Sons
Company. first prize 50.
Bay Trees 1.-TWO plants. standard)-H.
W. Rieman Sons Company. first prize,
S2S. 4. Niegaud Sons company, Indian
apolis, second prize. SIS.
Bay Trees two plants, columnRr)-H.
". Riemau Sons Company, first prize, S25.
Box Trees 1.-TWO plants, standard)-H.
". Rfeman Sons Company, hrst prize, S25.
Box Trees (six trained plants)-E. Il.
Rieman. Indianapolis. first prize, $50.
CrOtOus (grOup covering 100 square
feet. arranged for edectl-RObert Craig
COMPANY. Norwood. Pa. first prize, $50.
Dracaena twelve plants, six or more
varietiesl-RObert Craig Company, Nor
wood, Pa. first prize. so; A. y. PtersOn,
Inc. Cromwell, Conn. second prize, SD.
Dracaena Specimen any variety)-A. y.
Pierson Inc. Cromwell, Conn, first prize.
$40; Robert Craig Company, Norwood,
Pa. second prize. S6.
Ficus Pandurata-H. W. Rieman Sons
Company, Indianapolis. first prize, 10.
Stove and Greenhouse Foliage Plants
specimens distinct, six plantsl-BObert
Craig Company, Norwood, Pa, first
prize. SO; a. y. Pierson, Inc, Cromwell,
Conn. second prize. S25.
Conifers collection Of twenty-five
plants; not less than twelve varietiesl-
A. Wiegand Sons Company, Indianapolis,
first prize. SO.
ROSES IN o AND TUBS.
UlSplaV or Rose RANTS ARA geo as a
garden covering 200 feet)-A. y. Pierson.
Inc, Cromwell. Conn, first prize, $1,000;
State Florists Association Of Indiana,
second prize. $50: Merkle & Sons, West
Mentor. Ohio. third prize, $500.
Display Of Rose Plants (any or all
classes, arranged for effect as a rose Dor
der to cover 800 square feet)-A. n.
PfersOn. Inc, Cromwell. Conn, first
prize, S1oO and gold medal.
Six Climbing or Rambler Roses (three
or more varieties)-A y. PiersOn, CrOm-
well. Conn. first prize, $40.
Hiawatha Specimen-A. n. PiersOn,
Inc. Cromwell, Conn. first prize, SO.
Excelsa Specimen-A. y. Pierson, Inc,
Cromwell. Conn. first prize. so
Mrs. ". H Walsh or White Dorothy
Perkins Specimen-A. y. PiersOn. Inc,
Cromwell. Conn, first prize. $40.
twenty-five Plants Hybrid Perpetuals
mot less than six varieties)-Daisy Hill
farm, ChagTin Falls, Ohio. first prize,
$50.
Twenty-Five Plants Dwarf POIyanthas
-Bertermann Bros. Co, Indianapolis,
first prize, $50.
Twelve Plants Dwarf POIyanthas-Ber-
termann Bros. Co, first prize, S25.
Arch Arrangement OF Climbing Roses
"a. \. Pierson, Inc, Cromwell, Conn.
6rst prize, SO.
Collection Of Hybrid Teas IN bloom
covering 100 square feet arranged as q
rose bed1-A y. PiersOn. Inc. Cromwell.
Chagrin Falls, Ohio, second price, so.