... obtained from the office of Supex, Ltd., at 22, Co'k Street, YV.i. A STRIKING EXHIBIT The Moat Garden exhibited at the Chelsea Flower Show by Messrs. W. H. Gaze and Sons Ltd the Garden Craftsmen, of Kingston-on-Thames. This exhibit, which attracted much attention ...

... de Vaca. It was a very good performance MAJOR VIVIAN LOCKETT AND A FRIEND Not taken near any polo ground, but at the Chelsea Flower Show. Major Lockett is the famous 17th Lancer back, who has been in all their winning teams since they first started to collect ...

... brother, who, in the meantime, by the death of their mother, had become Earl of Dumfries. Mud and Flowers Wise people always go early to the Chelsea Flower Show on the opening day in order to avoid the crowd which later on makes the tents almost impassable ...

... weather couldn't have been kinder for the first day of the Chelsea Flower Show, bright and sunny without being too hot, and in the joy of it one forgot and forgave the deluge that drenched the show last year, when we had to squelch about in a mud pond up ...

... market produce shows, on the lines of the successful exhibition already established by the Hampshire growers, is most praiseworthy. This exhibition, together with the fine collection of produce staged by N.F.U. growers at Chelsea Flower Show last year, has ...

... of the Chelsea Flower Show. As a fact it wasn't the opening day. To the great annoyance of exhibitors and judges, that section of Society which will go all lengths to be first in the field unpardonably in terfered with the business of Flower- ...

... of prevent ing it from getting that most unbecoming yellow, or fadec appearance. At Chelsea One of the most original designs at the Royal Horticultural Show at Chelsea was the Japanese Garden constructed by Messrs. W. H. Gaze and Sons, Ltd., of Surbiton ...

... YORK is as deeply interested in flowers and gardens as are the other ladies of the Royal family headed by H.M. the Queen. She visited the Chelsea Flower Show early. Here she is seen examining the glorious display of flowers on one of the ...

... visitors, who do so abuse the English climate. perhaps the interest in flowers and gardens is the most universal of all interests. Anyhow, it brings every world to Chelsea for the show. Royalty and the middle classes, Grosvenor Square and Camden Town, Mayfair ...

... second half of the Queen Charlotte's Ball. On May 26th-May 28th is the Chelsea Flower Show, where each year one sees more and more beautiful flowers in the excellent setting of the Chelsea Hospital Gardens. On May 28th, Keble College are ...

... hoped that there will never be revivals of wasp waists and voluminous sleeves. From Chelsea to Piccadilly. T t seemed to me that a section of the Chelsea Flower Show had come to 16, Piccadilly Arcade, when Miss Marie Tempest declared the artistic shop ...

... several years. The Chelsea Flower Show, which opens to-day, returns to its pre-war home in the grounds of the Royal Hospital, Chelsea the impressive ceremony of Trooping the Colour on Horse Guards' Parade and the Royal Richmond Horse Show ...