SPRING FLOWERS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23143, 15 September 1938, Page 6

SPRING FLOWERS

DISPLAY AT TE PUKE HIGH STANDARD ATTAINED AWARDS IN VARIOUS CLASSES [uv TELEGRAPH —OWN COURESPONDENT] TE PUKE, Wednesday The Te Pi dee Horticultural Society held its daffodil and spring flower show yesterday. The competitive classes were of a high standard. The prize list is as folloWs:

Daffodils. —Long trumpet, yellow: Mrs. Maunder, I ; Mrs. 1). Vereoe, 'J. Bi-eolour, Ihreo blooms: Mrs. F. Palmer, J; Miss Maunder, Bi-colour, six blooms: Mrs. J). Vereoe, .1. "While: Miss Maunder, I. Medium trumpet. three blooms: Miss Maunder, I; Mrs. 11. A. Vereoe, 'J. Medium trumpet, six blooms: Miss Maunder, I: Mrs. 11. A. Vereoe. •_!. Short trumpet: Mrs. I). Vereoe, I; Mrs. 11. A. .Vereoe, nnd Leedsii, three blooms: Mrs. D. Vereoe, J and 'J; Mrs. F. Palmer, M. Lecdsii, six blooms: Mrs. D Vereoe. J; Miss Maunder, run: Miss Maunder, J: Mrs. 11. A. Vereoe, S. Double: Mrs. M. A. Vereoe, 1. Poetuz polyanthus: Mrs. D. Vereoe. I. The cup was won by Mrs. 1). Vereoe. The specimen blooms challenge iup was won by Mrs. Stokes. Best bloom, long trumpet, yellow: Mrs. 11. A. Vereoe, 1 and ;i; Mrs. D. Vereoe, 'J. Bi-eolour: Mrs. 1). Vereoe, I and 'J; Mrs. 11. A. Vereoe, ;i. Ineomparabilis: Miss Maunder, I and :S; Mrs. D. Vereoe, Leedsii: Mrs. Stokes. 1; Miss Maunder, Mrs. D. Vereoe, I!. Hed cup: Mrs. 11. A. Vereoe, 1; Mrs. Stokes, "J; Miss Maunder, Double: Mrs. Stokes. I and 2. Selection of I v.! varieties: Mrs. D. Vereoe. 1; Mrs. 11. A. Vereoe, Miss Maunder, Selection of six varieties: Mrs. 1). Vereoe I; Mrs. 11. A. Vereoe, 'J; Miss Maunder,

Xovice Section. —Long trumpet: Mrs. R. Mark. I. Medium or short trumpet: Mrs. J. Ball, t, and Long trumpet: Miss Peggy Booker, I ; Miss X. AVasber, Short trumpet: Mrs. J. Ball. I. Best six blooms: Dudley Vereoe, 1; Mrs. J. Ball, 'J. Collection of spring flowers: Mrs. Mark, 1. Ranunculus: Mrs. Collier, 1. Hyacinths: Mrs. ,T. Vereoe, I. Anemones: Mrs. Mark, I; Mrs. Ryan, 'J. Primroses: Miss Nicol, 1: 11. '.rocks, Colours: Mrs. Collier. 1. Iceland poppies: Miss Watson, 1. I'ansios or violas: Mrs, Pat tic. J. -Calendulas: Mrs. Collier. 1. Nonirsins; Mrs. ("'oilier, I. Shrubs: Mrs. Reynolds. I ; Mrs. Mark, 'J.

• Decorative Section.—Bowl of daffodils: Mrs. Ciishmore, 1 and Mrs. Potts. .'5. Bowl of (lowers: Miss Watson, 1; Mrs. Potts. Floating bowl: Mrs. 11. A. Vereoe, I anil 'J. Bowl of primroses: Mrs. Langdon, J; Miss Watson, 'J. Vase of flowers for mantelpiece: Mrs. Reynolds, I; Mrs. Cashmore, 'J. Vase of Iceland poppies: Miss Watson, ,1. Vase of daffodils: Miss Watson. I; Mrs. Gashinorc, \l. Basket- of (lowers: Mrs. Reynolds, l'; Mrs. Freeman, 2. I'osv: Miss Watson. 1. Posy made by child under Miss I>. Potts, 1 and •_>. Decorated table: Miss AVatson, 1.

TE AROHA DAFFODIL SHOW LARGE NUMBER OF ENTRIES [MY TKLEG UAPII —OWN CORRESPONDENT] TE AROHA, Wednesday The annual daffodil show promoted hv the St. Mark's Horticultural Society was held yesterday. A large number of entries was received in the daffodil section, and in spite of the adverse weather conditions which have been experienced, the blooms were of high standard. Good entries were also received in the miscellaneous cut flowers and decorative sections.

The championship awards were as ! follows: —Magni Coronati, Mrs. N. i Barker (Beersheba). Medio Coronati, ! .Miss N. McCormick (Seedling). Lecdsii, i Mrs. R. Ingham (Tanedos). Points prize (cut flowers'), Miss N. McCormick. | Challenge Cup, (amateur classes), Miss I N. McCormick.