... obtained by installing pieces of stone, concrete, rustic, timber, and growing some of the rock plants. At the recent Chelsea Flower Show there were some beautiful little “gardens” of these types. And I was particularly impressed by the successful way in ...

... King and the Queen have engagements of every kind, morning, afternoon, and evening. They give up a whole afternoon to Chelsea Flower Show, and another to the Royal Tournament. Where they used to attend one or two charity matinees, they now fit in nearly ...

... have already held their first show of the year in London. The revival of the Chelsea Flower Show in May, for the first time since 1939, indicates to the amateur gardener that he is not being unpatriotic in growing some flowers well as vege ...

... greenery. On the tables and cabinets great bowls of brightest hot-house flowers were arranged, and these were backed by many vases containing bright-hued autumn leaves, which showed well against the darker tints of the young fir trees and branches of holly ...

... simple in execution and colouring. Small, flower-sprigged fabrics are greatly in vogue. Crepes and chiffon materials show patterns of sprays flowers, delicate in colour, and as exquisite in design as Dresden or Chelsea china. That really is an excellent comparison ...

... of chrysanthemums now on show in the parks, may aware that the first chyrsanthemum ever grown in this country is still on exhibition. The plant—■ one of the small yellow-flowering varietywas reared in the Botanic Gardens, Chelsea, in 1764, and Philip Miller ...

... of chrysanthemums now on show in the parks, may be aware that the first chyrsanthemum ever grown in this country is still on exhibition. The plantone of the small yellow-flowering varietywas reared in the Botanic Gardens, Chelsea, in 1764, and Philip Miller ...

... STENHOUSEMUIR R. Cunningham, c and b Flower 40 D. Aitken, c Flower, b Paterson 21 R. Ferguson, b Flower 8 T. Morrison, b Flower 20 J. M. Graham, run out W. S. Watson, c and b Flower 13 T. Brown, not out 7 G. Clark, b Calderwood 0 J. Mclntyre ...

... corner there are large or outstanding works. James Paterson, A.R.S.A., shows agreeable picture in “Thornhill, Dumfriesshire,” a pastel, a head atudy, Mias, A. M llitchjo, Chelsea. Mr Tiiomas Rcott, Selkirk, delightful little painting in “Yarrow ; Mr Kay ...

... the t ! me when sufficient spare cash is available. Perronally I have long list of subjects I have seen at the annual Chelsea Flower Shows, and am still awaiting the day when I wealthy enough to buy some of them. ***** THIS WEEK’S SUGGESTIONS Give consideration ...

... THE GLORfOL'S GLOXINIA. There are few liner flowers in a green house than the gorgeous blooms of the gloxinia. Looking the magnificent dis play of these flowers lately at the great spring Flower Show Chelsea reminded me that gloxinias can ...

... that the Chelsea Arts Ball and the one the Albert Hall are over, there are considerably fewer, and will be less still as the days approach that usher in the season of Lent. The weather continues so mild and open that the early spring flowers are beginning ...