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... expressing ner-M-'t highly pleased at the way in whuh it is pt THE “IRISH CHELSEA” The Royal Hospital at Kilmainham which j had the honour being presented to her j called the Irish Chelsea” servra the' Majesty They filed past the Quteii in the nn:e beneficent ...
... cultivation. A !though coming from a tropical region it thrives and flowers freely in the temperature of a comparatively cool greenhouse, when fully exposed to the light. The individual flowers are about half-an-inch in diameter, and as the cut bloom will last ...
... success in staging flowers, no matter what race they may represent. An important group was that from Messrs. ]. Veitch and Sons, of Chelsea. lt contained many valuable plan ts, Eremurus E lwesi for exarriple, that bold-stemmed plant with flowers of tenderest ...
... plants being dwarfer and the flowers larger. As a decorative plant for conservatories or corridors this variety is invaluable. BLUE!# pe,. pac!cet WHITE!# pe,. packet Is. Is. dAMES VEITCH & SONS,LD., Royal Exotic Nursery, CHELSEA, S.W. Japan~s~ Dwarf Tr~~s ...
... than tMt. to 2ft. Such nurserymen as I\fes~rs. J. Veitch and SDns of 'Chelsea, Mr. J. Douglas, Great Book ham, Surrey, and Messrs. Backhouse of York stock the best kinds. - ED. J FLOWERS FOR A J\IUD-BANK. ITo THE EDITOR OF COUNTRY ·LIFE. ) StR,-I have ...
... The leaves opinion It is vigour flower produced T his manner, and ar thl.! flowering freely. a pillar or 1 illar. One much more compare it to well kno\\·n, open this great djfference, as hy night, leviYi g agai n when flower gardening is desire to huddle ...
... Turnery Department, xviii. QU££N~s ROAD~ BAYSWAT£R~ W. Rusnc.,. 'ABL£s 6j6 'ABL£s 313. 6j6 FLOW. '7/6 each ER VAs 4/xx, 616 Es, FLOWER 9;6 each 1/ 6.1. BoxEs z, l/9j , 2fJ.l. oot. croo 1/lu z Per[, z, RUsrJ enclosed LSH£os No. 2IA . · from £. · from 5 Ss. Od ...
... King's Road, Chelsea, London, E ngland. E. M. L.-1. Crimson Bedder. 3· Merveille de Lyon. 4· Gloire Lyon- naise. 5· Coquette des Blanches. 6. Magna Charta. 7· Auguste Rigotard. REGINA.-R. alpina is the parent of the Boursault roses. It flowers as a rule ...
... Vve have nothing like them , and they probably mark a distinct break away, the inaugurat ion of new groups, with fringed flowers and leaves. \Ne hope raisers will endeavour to preserve the fin e breadth and J,eauty that now distinguish the Persian Cycl:unens ...
... and dissected flowers Always pack flowers in a wooden or better still tin lxx you have not gat one and do not feel inclined to get one it is better not to send the flowers at all as it almost certainly means the waste not only of ths flowers themselves but ...
... competitors: Spring Flowers. - Particularly the artistic effects obtained by growin::: Narcissi, Scillas, Tulips, and other Aowers in meadow grass, or beneath trees, by man and by Nature. Spring Flowers on the Rock Garden.- To show effects not merely of ...
... by Photographs VEGETARIANISM A Story of buuon Illustrated by T H ROBLNbON OOD IS MADE O— WHAT? Dlnstrated by Photo-giApbe showing a ull of our Doily ood CUPID AND THE ENTOMOLOGIST ’The Story of Woolen Deetk Illustrated by M BROCK MLANUKLNG THE BALKALL ...