... annua] byMesars. Sutton at last year’s Chelsea Show or the Koysl Horticultural Society at Vincent Square a few years ago. The transparency of the petals, the golden veining and netting of some of the purple and blue flowers, and the wide range of the colours ...

... of the wild pronies make excellent @arden plants. and none is better than the white-flowered abovata, which made a welcome public reappearance at the recent Chelsea Show. P. albiflora is only a little fees refined. One of the late Reginald Chinese paonies ...

... l)« made easier ROYAL HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. King and Queen Visit Spring Show. The King (Jueen visited the Royal Horticultural Society’s spring show*, ibo grounds of the Royal Chelsea Hospital, I-oudon, the occasion being private view day. They remained ...

... exhaustive study. question often discussed whether the great Chelsea Show accomplishes the end for which flower shows are intended. From spectacular standpoint the answer is in the affirmative, and the show is certainly a success financially ...

... and his firm conviction was that the people would continue trust them. ChelMa Flower Show. In connection with the annual flower show in the Royal Hospital Gardena at Chelsea Mr. F. R. Durham, secretary of the Royal Horticultural Society, ...

... of tropical gorgeousness greeted the King and Queen when they visited the Royal Horticultural Society's Flower Show at the Royal Hoe- pital, Chelsea, yesterday. The marvellous display of bloom, bud and foliage epitomises in a few acres the riot of gay ...

... off, and planted out in prepared ground in early April. For this method of treatment. I can reconimmilf such varieties as Chelsea Gem and Sutton's Pioneer. HOW TO DISTINGUISH SEEDLINGS. So many beginners have difficulty in distinguishing vegetable seedlings ...

... anthem “Ave Verum (Mozart), veryaweet y. and the congregational praise melodiously. , TE3IPIEPATBICK SHOW. FLOWERS AND HOME INDUSTRIES. The flower show and exhibition of home industries, promoted by the Templepatrick Working Men’s Association, was held ...

... Pre•War Political Meeting Recalled. The Chelsea Show. which is running Saturday, makes the week peculiarly one for sower growers who are met ea every hand, writes one London correspondent. One of the greate,n flower lovers. S,r Jeremiah Colman, also been ...

... pinches will make the plant grow short and bushy. If buds show at the tips of the shoots in early summer, they should be pinched out —unless early blooms are required—the object being to have flowers in autumn nad a glorious mass of colour right up to' Christmas ...

... She lives Rosaington, near Doncaster, but has a studio at Fulham. Two thr>B years ago ahe showed a striking picture called The Cossacks the Chenil Gallery in Chelsea. She was educated at the Shaw Schfyjl and the R.A. Schools, winning the Landseer Scholarship ...

... ty. Flowers in the Parks. Our Whitsuntide visitors from the country will find the London parks any rate all ready to receive them. There has been tr-mendous activity among the gardeners during the last few days, and borders and beds are flowering gaily ...