... HAND AND FLOWER THIS desice in its original heraldic form, shows a fleur-delys. As an inn-sign, the flower is sometimes a rose, our national emblem and queen of flowers, or a marigold, symbol of the sun. The name was often adopted by alehouses in the ...

... rock gardens, alpines nnd herbaceous flowers. One firm of rock garden eriecialiste, who were at Chelsea. is nutting up an rxhibit 40ft. lone red Mt. wido in one of the main tents. In riddition. snme firm will show a group sof rooms 25ft. loop and There ...

... Unless a garden is full of flowers during summer months it does not show to If the soil shows through in large patches the garden owner can scarcely be said to take full advantage of his opportunities. By sowing seeds of annual flowers now these blanks can ...

... Mr. Simpson writes:— Records show that the chrysanthemum was held In high esteem In Chine and Japan many years before its intro. Auction In Europe. In IX& a plant of chrysanthemum was growing In the Botanic Garden at Chelsea, but it attracted very little ...

... for trade exhibits was taken by Mr S. Simms, of Draycolt, with a display of herbacious flowers which had previously taken first prizes at the Royal Show and at Chelsea. The McMaster Bowl, the Rubotham Perpetual Challenge Cup. and the Argyle Perpetual Challenge ...

... MIDWAY. ARMS TABLE SHOW.— On Sunday, August tad. the members of the Mason's Arms Table Show Corn. muses. held an open show for the three sweet r As. when twenty-two entries were received. The Judge's awards wet: el follews:-1t and tad. Mr. A. Wood: 3rd ...

... the revelations of the Chelsea shows. The rockery has also received attention, both in a large way and a small. On the latter scale the very observant and hotinicallv.minded visitor may discover a tiny patoh of scarlet flowers occupying a space no larerr ...

... is made for no flowers. One of the deceased's activities for many years has been his interest as a rosarlan in his garden. For years, whenever be felt the need for relaxation, he went into his garden and attended to his beloved flowers. He was chairman ...

... known. Londoners Lately have been wondering at the large number of van loads of shrubs, plants, and flowers that hourly have been wending their way to Chelsea Hospital Gardens. The public generally are at last beginnr.g to realise the importance and vast ...

... nearly run off her ft.et with society weddings and rem). lions rnd at homes. and theatrical Rtillen parries. and Chelsea flower shows. and Ryde Park Sundays. Yes, it would I have been very delightful if it were not for Tan Keith. , On her first night ...

... Herbert Nigel Gresley, seal Church, on Thursday aft. . Gresley's ter was tt..: nearly 40 years, and many residents of the vil age show their sympathy. I. tr Sir Robert Gresley, of Dra• Mr. Greeley — the posiL mechanical engineer with th.. I. \ Company, and hie ...

... was established for the manufacture of a yellow earthenwaregarden vases, flower-pots and similar objects. Lt may not be generally known that Burton took a highter flight than flower pots, inasmuch as porcelain was made also. This was about the year 1839 ...