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... trusses of flower of a rich rose colour, and is a decided acquisition to the list of Pillar Roses. A warded a GOLD MEDAL by TH E NATIONAL R OSE SOCIETY PLANTS READY IN MAY, ss. EACH. JAMES VEITCH & SONSI Ltd., Royal Exotic Nursery, CHELSEA. Japan~s~ Dwarf ...
... but we are always pleased to renew acquaintanceship with this race of flowers. Messrs. George Bunyard and Co. of Maidstone are more famous for their fruit than for hardy flowers, but a charming little display of alpines deserves mention. GENERATION ...
... 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 ...
... mlde in Glace rown Lt::ather, and Patent Leather, quality ~nl y , price 65/- quality ~nl y , price 65/- VEITCH'S May-Flowering May-Flowering TULIPS. TULIPS. TULIPS. many distinct well adapted for Veitch's SONSI Limitedl ~ Japaptst Dwarf Trtts. Trtts. EIDAI ...
... Pennells' Seeds BY APPOINTMENT. PAULS' ROYAL NURSERIES. Silver~ GiltJ Cup (value 55 guineas). for best exhibit at great Temple Flower Show, 1904. Five GOLD MEDALS in 1905 and 1906 The largest Collection in the country, and the stook of plants unsurpassed, if ...
... I summer which n 1 ay interest th ose who flowers: The summer o f rleligJlt in flowers: The summer o f ! 907 has been in mj_ny ways most trying in the garden, not on ly among the fruit, lntt also the flowers. owever, it has had its bright side, for some ...
... AND ENGLISH LAKE DISTRICT. xviii. NEW SEEDLING ROSE. and Rosa M ultifl.ora Simplex, produces with great freedom trusses of flower of a rich rose colour, and is a ~ecided acqui- sition to the list of Pillar Roses. Awarded a GOLD MEDAL by THE NATIONAL ROSE ...
... 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 ...
... cinerarias and other plants which this.fi rm shows being excellent. O f course, no one who visits this Telnple Show will forget the magnificent exhibits of Messrs. J as. Veitch and. Sons, L imited, of Chelsea, nor th e exq utstte arrangemen t of Messrs ...
... readily to understand the topography of the show ground. Some description of the yard, however, may mnot Al:,e in apropos. It covery an area of 125 acres, being larger by ebout 45 acres than the site of the Derby Show. The main entrance is at the south end ...
... bay-leaf wreaths and swags of drapery and flowers replace the cherubs and palm, but the general disposition is the same, and the chief contrast is in the very s uperior technique which the \iVinchester work shows. H 0w masterly in composition, how exquisite ...
... Eucbaris, and PULHAM&SON ~nc ceecis well under similar treatment, producing pure white flowers with the greatest freedom. . . . Beautiful and interesting. . . . The flowers are curiously intermediate between the two plants in form.-G ardeners' Chronicle ...