THE BEST SWEET PEAS FOR EXHIBITION.

New Zealand Graphic, Volume XLVII, Issue 19, 8 May 1912, Page 38

THE BEST SWEET PEAS FOR EXHIBITION.

The following well-known exhibitors hive been good enough to make a selee- ■ ' • veh varieties they consider to be the best to grow for exhibits n hiring 1912. Their lists will doubtless be read with much interest and • • tit by all who intend to exhibit Sweet lhas during rhe coming season. 1 Lira • urtis, Mau 1 Holmes, Etta Dyke. Elfii .a Pear-ion. Mrs. K. Hallam. Mr*. C. \\. Breadmore. Elsie Herbert. Thomas Nevensm. Queen of Norway. John Ing-

man. Toni Bolton. IL F. Felton. Thom is Jones. Rus.bon. Mrs. Cuthbertson. Dorothy. Mrs Healing ton, Melba. Max Campl ell. Mrs. C. W. Breadniore. Etta Dyke. Nubian. Sunproof Crimson. John Ingman. Thomi* Stevenson. Marjory Linzee. Georg? Baldwin. The Gardens. Harrow. Red Star. Melba. I so be I Malcolm. Mrs. Cuthbertson. Etta Dyke. Elfrida Pearson. Nubian. Rosabelle. Thomas Stevenson, Tennant Spencer. May Campbell, Eld ■ Herbert. —A. Malcolm. Duns. N.B. Elfrida Pearson. Thomas Stevens .m, Clara Curtis <Unwin». Mrs. C. W. Brea I - more. Elsie Herbert. John Ingman. Maude Holme*. R. F. Felton. Moneymaker. Doris U-her. Nubian. Prin.-e George.—ll. IL Lee*. Hants. Sunproof Crimson. Etta Dyke. Coantess Spencer. John Ingman. Edrom Beauty. Constance Oliver. Queen Alex andra Spencer. Clara Curtis. Nettie Jeakins. Black Knight Spencer. Mrs. An drew Ireland. Lord N 4* on. A. Birile. Weybridge. Maud Holme*. Clara ( urti*. Etta Dyke Evelyn Hemus. Mr*. R. Hallam. Gladys Burt. Senator. Frank Dolbv. Mr*. Hard ca*tle Syke*. Dougla- Unwin. Helen Leu i*. Mrs. \\ . .1. Unwin. Harrv W. Richards. Ryde. l-l? of Wight. Doris I 'slier. Audrey Cri r. Mario e Linzee. Helen Grosvenor. Lavmder George Herbert. ( lara ( nr i*. John Ingman. King Edxx ird Spen er. Elsi ■ Herbert. Mrs. Bi *admore. \ ibiai Tennant Spen.-er. A. E. Usher. Blandford. Maud Holmes. John Ingman. Nubia *. Clara Curtis. Mrs. R. Hallam. Mr*. C. W. Breadniore. Birlmra. Nettie Jenkins Elsie Herbert. Queen of Norxx i\ . R »mani Rauni. Thomas Stevenson. Win. Divi ■*. Maloas. White i.hiecn. Her.-ule-. Netti * J nkins. Charles Foster. Othello Spencer. Sunproof Crimson. Mrs C. W. Br idmore. Mrs. W. J. Inwin. Isold Mai dm. Gladys Burt. Tennant Spen er. Thoma* Stevenson.- A. Mering. Ibdme Lea. G<»r ing-on-Thame*. Etta Dyke. Thomas Stevenson. El-:e Herbert. Masterpiece. Debbie's Sunproof Crinison. Mr*. Hugh Di -ksnn. Melba

Iso.bel Malcolm. Tom Bolton. Edrom Beauty. Queen of Norway. Afterglow.—Ed. Keith. Cambs. Lavender Queen. Louise Matilda. Th? S lire. Navy Blue Spencer. Janet Scott Spencer. Thomas Stevenson. Earl ot Chester. Doris U*her. Helen Grosvenor. Paradise Celestial. Mr*. W. J. Unwin.

Lady Knox.—George Aitkin*. Tarvin, near Chester. An analysis of the votes given to the varieties mentioned by our correspondents gives the following selection: the figures in brackets indicate the number of votes each variety received:—Thoma* Stevenson »S): Clara (urti*. Mr*. C.

W. Breadniore. El-iv Herbert. Etti Dx ke, John Ingman ((» ea h> : Nubian i: Sunproof Crinison and .Maud Holmes 14 each): Elfrida Pear*on. Mr*. IL Hallam. Queen of Norway. Melba. Isohel Malcolm. Tennant Spencer. Dori* I’-her. Nettie Jenkin*, and Mr*. W. J. Unwin (3 each).