Living wall of potted flowering plants in the backyard of the Palmer Centennial 2019 Junior League of Buffalo Decorators' Show House which is a tribute to the Palmer family's rich history as the largest florist in Western New York in the early 20th century
Title
Living wall of potted flowering plants in the backyard of the Palmer Centennial 2019 Junior League of Buffalo Decorators' Show House which is a tribute to the Palmer family's rich history as the largest florist in Western New York in the early 20th century
Subject
Junior League of Buffalo--History
Decorator showhouses--New York (State)--Buffalo
Women--Societies and clubs--History
Flowers
Container gardening
Floristry
Description
A three-panel wooden trellis set against a wood fence holds multiple cylindrical metal and painted green planters attached to a wire grid. Each planter contains a different flowering or foliage plant, and small black labels are visible on several containers. A raised wooden bed with yellow and pink bedding plants runs along the base, and a small wooden sign reads "Napier Nursery". A metal chair to the left supports an angled display board with printed photographs and text.
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Publisher
State University of New York at Buffalo
Date
2019-05-17
Rights
IN COPYRIGHT. This Item is protected by copyright and/or related rights. You are free to use this Item in any way that is permitted by the copyright and related rights legislation that applies to your use. For other uses you need to obtain permission from the rights-holder(s).
Format
Image/jpeg
Type
Still Image
Identifier
LiB-018_JLBShoHouse2019NapierNurseriesDisplay_001
Date Created
2019-05-17
Is Part Of
Junior League of Buffalo
LIB-018
Original Format
Photographs
Collection
Citation
“Living wall of potted flowering plants in the backyard of the Palmer Centennial 2019 Junior League of Buffalo Decorators' Show House which is a tribute to the Palmer family's rich history as the largest florist in Western New York in the early 20th century,” Digital Collections - University at Buffalo Libraries, accessed August 31, 2026, https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/index.php/items/show/95943.
