... cherries, grapes and small fruit of other varieties look specially attractive in them. These basket* were first shown at Chelsea Flower Show. I ...

... 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 ...

... new poppy-lika plants from tha Himalayas, such the beautiful blue perennial Meconopsis exhibited by Lady Aberconwsy the Chelsea Show, which baa yet to prove its suitability to our climate. The original typo of those garden strains known as French poppies ...

... 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 was sometime a lieutenant in the Grenadier Guards Reserve. In town itself the great attraction in shows to-day was the Spring Flower Show at Chelsea. Sir Thomas Erskine Holland. 11C.C.. D.C.L.. died on Monday afternoon at his hoe in Oxford. He was in ...

... -this country is still on exhibition? The plant, one of the small yellow flowered variety, was reared at: the famous Chelsea Botanic Garden in 17t4, and though it died after flowering only once, the gardener contrived to preserve some of the blossoms. One ...

... Queen, gone to Windsor, which now looking lovely, with the lre*b (ullage getting every day more luxuriant, and the spring flowers coming to rare perfection. This year, they are said to quite three week* earlier than usual. The Queen always enjoys her stays ...

... lantern. GOOD SPIRITS AT OPERA HOUII. The revue, Siwrits, which is being presented at the Opera House this week is a capital show. There are thirteen mimes. All are good, and some of them are exceedingly en. joyable A reminisi ems of 1914, is very amusing ...

... pleasure meeting them for the moment.’* LON DON FLOWER SHOW. Visit of the King end Queen. Oi n Lady Cobresfonocm The King and Queen psid visit yc*ter«Dy forenoon to the annual show of the Hoi', cultural Society Chelsea. They spent quite ,4 long time inspecting ...

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... all the food provided was dread thatßoii,e prepared by the cook at Lcmdonderr.v , Government will secretly House, that the flowers wero mainly, . there can b© no such fear o^n»nAo U n f rntn? The srene was described by one who waa because the workers ...

... birds and flowers—so let us have • Wendy Ladies' League/ please. Why course we’U have Wendy Ladies League! All the girls who join it must promise alwavs to kind animals—just the Billy 'Boys promise-and they must promise also kind birds and flowere. Low children ...