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... but a summer show on a sunny day in a hall is 11 0t a pleasant thing to contemplate. Grassy swards and the shade of trees are necessary attributes of every display of flowers on a midsummer clav. Everyone conc~rnecl in promoting the show of rgor must ...
... KENT. GARDEN OF ENGLAND. FRUIT TREES & VINES A SPECIALITY. CONIFERS and EVERGREENS. FLOWERING SHRUBS and TREES. HARDY CLIMBEI ...
... Rowledge, Farnham, all had displays of rare beauty and interest. H ardy flowers occupied much space, and Messrs. R. W. Wallace of Colchester once again exhibited one of those groups of flowers to which we look forward year impossible to individualise more than ...
... and Messrs. T. James Vvisbech, of Chelsea, H eath and Feltham, of roses sweet well Son, all showed groups referred The tents filled with quite the These, carnation show. Messrs. received plants It the many 'Chelsea, displays. had ...
... this timely attention is well repaid. Many varieties bloom with such freedom that the plant is soon distressed, unless the flowers arc removed before a seed-j:ocl forms. i\llle. Laurette lV!essimy and Mme. E ugene Resal are illu st rati o n ~ of this, but ...
... Road, Chelsea, London, s. W. SUCTION GAS POWER TANCYES LT- BIRMINGHAM. KENT, THE GARDEN OF ENGLAND. FRUIT TREES & VINES A SPECIALITY. CONIFERS and EV~.RGREENS. FLOWERING SHRUBS and TREES. HARDY CLIMBEt ...
... worth while to show the free and graceful l\.oses in some prettier way. Long spra,·s of flowers in some simple glass and against some quiet background would make a delightful feature. an instructive one, too. 'vVe noticed three flowers of Jersey Bea uty ...
... expected to flower until the year following the sowing of the and a selection can be made from them to be propagated and flowered the following season. There are no Pink shows now, nor society. In 1839 there were ninety-five rai;ers six shows of Pink in ...
... Ma{{azinc, Immediate delivery. JAMES VEITCH & SONS, LTD., plant.-C ardcners' each. CHELSEA, cross the are late bright yellow, nearly an inch in diameter ; as a late winter-flowering decorative plant it is an acquisition. Royal Horticultural S.W. WALL PAPERS ...
... added to the Royal Show at Derby last year. ‘I he dieplay is a brilliant oune, and great and Loundivss admiration hae been lavished upon it from all quarters. One expert, whose opinion carries great weight, compared it to a Temple Show. Two of the largest ...
... European gardens by us from Central China in rgoo. It is a strong-growing perennial, with bold foliage and rich orange-yellow flowers, well adapted for planting by the sides of lakes or streams; it succeeds equally well m any ordinary herbaceous border. It ...
... crocus and followed by nodding daffodils, till C . .Reici, ~Vistiaw, N.B. The modern gardener has mastered the art of showing spring flowers to advantage. His real model and teacher has been Nature, though she has spoken through many mouthpieces. But when ...