. Les fleuristes [microforme] examen. La floriculture. NOVEMBBB 17, 1921 Les fleuristes' Review 41. Banquet Anaual des Scranton Florists' Club, qui a eu lieu dans le cadre d'Vâ Show. et aussi pour seul spécimen, se trouvent également tous les premiers prix pour pot chrysan- theniiinis. ^ue eiio McCarron a montré une belle table aménagées avec goût de l)es d'chrysantlu iiauiis', sweet-jx que et d'autres fleurs. .M. J. L(>a('li tSc fils avaient quelques haiidsoiiie dirysanthc (de grands paniers- niuins VVanokuck Les Serres et un groupe d'une nouvelle amende seule plantule géranium. Une caractéristique de l'émission était l'exten- sive et nous

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. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. NOVEMBBB 17, 1921 The Florists' Review 41. Anaual Banquet of the Scranton Florists' Club, Held Last Veek in Connection with Show. and also for single specimen, lie also had all the first prizes for pot chrysan- theniiinis. Eu^eiio McCarron showed a fine table of tastefully arranged l)askets of chrysantlu'iiauiis, sweet jx-as and other flowers. .M. J. L(>a('li tSc Sons had some haiidsoiiie large baskets of (dirysanthc- niuins and VVanokuck Greenhouses a group of a fine new seedling single geranium. A feature of the show was the exten- sive and well-varied (lisj)lays from nurserymen, both deciduous stock and everefreens, also fruit trees being in- cluded. ( II. (Jre.aton, Providence, was a good first; Daniel A. Clarke, Fiske- ville, 1{. I., second. .Ir. (Marke also staged an extensive and finely arranged collection of vegetables, wliicdi was one of the best tilings in the show. Excel- lent nurserymen's groups were also staged by Lorenzo F. Kinney, Kingston, and Still Kiver Gardens, Kdgewood. of which F. E. Cole is the proprietor. F. S. Peck had the best collect inn of vege- tables ;ind won a good nundier of first prizes in individual vegetable ;in(l fruit •classes. W. X. Craig, Prookline, .Mass., ofliciated as judge. W. N. C. AMERICAN INSTITUTE SHOW. New York Society's Ninetieth. The annual f;ill exhibition of the American Institute of New York, form- ing really the ninetieth annual "f.air" of the institute, was held in the Kn- gineering Societies'building. New York, Noveinbir !» to 11. Many decades ago, when the county of New York, now en- tirely covered iiy New York city, was an agricultural county, the .-innual fair of the institute was an important event. Nowadays, flowers ;ire the chief prod acts exhibited, niid th.' few fruits and vegetables shown come from other coun- ties to represent the glories of the p.ast. The show this ye;ir was most credit able, although, i)erha])s, the t'xhibits were not qu

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