... ORNAMENTAL VEGETABLES. I managed to pay a visit to the recent Chelsea Flower Show of the Royal Horticultural Society in London, and had the ?ood fortune to see some of the finest exhibits of vegetables ever staged. One scarcely expects a group of vegetables ...

... Street, Balljmera and Gilmer. Ltd An orchid with long, thin tendrils, looking exactly like a spider, was view at ti.e Chelsea Flower Show, London. UA VF vnil TRirn the wonderful medicine lor prtTention ind care ot INFLUENZA, FE\ ERISHNESS, COLD nAVt lUU ...

... Seed Pod Worth £30.000. Behind the sale of a single flower, only a few inches high, for over £350 at the recent Chelsea Flower Show, lies a romance of horticulture. Th*» seed pod from which the flower sprang may worth £BO,OOO. Already four ...

... With her shoes splashed with mud Queen Mary had to walk the plank in order to cross huge puddles when she visited Chelsea Flower Show in London Teeming rain beat on the roofs of the great tents, and round the entrances the turf was trodden to a muddy ...

... the Royal Courts made the usual dazzling picture at Buckingham Palace, the Russian Ballet was in town again, and the Chelsea Flower Show was for those who were able to find time for it. Above all, the sun smiled beamingly the while. The King and Queen will ...

... week for the Chelsea Flower Show, and it was well worth even that long journey. I was lucky enough to I*? there in the, morning before it was open to the public I walked through tent after tent, aiui each seemed to contain more glorious flowers than the last ...

... dresses absorbing interest are being edered. CHELSEA FLOWER SHOW. Flowers took au important place in last week’s news. Every year the Chelsea Flower v* w seems to become better, and certainly j this year’s ...

... taken from the ivekery someone unaware of its value. The plaint globe flower, and was to have been exhibited at the Chelsea Flower Show. It is a natural hybrid, and the globular flower is a brilliant orange instead of the usual yellow. “The ...

... wells any time wearing a little boquet of real flowers—per- j tlr:'. six nioji:!is. It’s going to turn out rip- haps because most of them had been to the i.. >, ibough—trumps Tor both of us, Chelsea Flower Show, which was one of have stayed longer, but I ...

... tree, twenty feet high and over eighty years old. This gift was accepted by the Queen when Their Majesties visited the Chelsea Flower Show last month. The magnificent rhododendron trees m the Palace gardens are great favourites of the Queen, who is delighted ...

... a little boquet of real flowers-per- if basiness w him von will know haps because most of them had been to the i,‘ i.xkl, A reillv* verv crood- 4- V . . contrary, he odes, germ killers, sprafs, wariios, etc. Chelsea Flower Show, which was one of Mi* looking ...

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