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... CHELSEA FLOWER SHOW [PROM A LONIDON CORRESPOitDENTi Gardeners, great and small, enjoy the fascination of the Chelsea Flower Shari, whion, for so many country people, is the year's one sufficient reason for a trip to Town. It makes no ...
... many visitors to see the sights of Town All kinds of attractions in the traditional order begin to crowd the calendar. Chelsea Flower Show. that famed achievement of the Royal Horticultural Society. in Its way easily the loveliest of any spectacle of the ...
... with Admiral O'Neill in the chair, decided to hold the summer show on July 17 and the autumn show on October 9. both at the Memorial Hall and adjoining grounds. It was agreed that the Plower Show Committee and the Village Produce Committee should work as ...
... MIXT WUXI, FLOWER SHOW The summer show of Brighton. Hove, and Sures Horticultural Society to be bald In the Corn Mt- Change on Wednesday and Thursday next promises to attract very tine competitive and trade exhibits. notably of roses. carnations, and ...
... If the Pulboroush Jars-makers are again to get busy. Mn. Dennis (Presidentl :aid that it was dulled to plan for a flower and vege able show, probable to be held in September. It is also hoped again to hold a miniature fete In August. She reminded people ...
... collectors. [PROM A LONDON CORRESPONDENT! At the Chelsea show the Queen spent two nours going round the gardens and great tents with evident *pp:eclat-ion of the beauty of the biggest snow ever staged at Chelsea . One magnificent exhibit that caught her special ...
... . In her garden there are 3.000 magnificent rose trees. She judged rases every year at some of the biggest shows. thcludi ig the Chelsea flower shun. and she had had the distinction of having three new roses named after her— Lilianyellow!. Mrs. Courtney-Page ...
... the bend of the Royal Corps of Signals. and £2lO for prizes. the show produced a profit of £390. Of this show the report observes: The chrysanthemum show is. of course. our most popular show and one of which we may justly be proud. Again this year It was ...
... Servant. When norticulture the London shows of I was in the Civil Service. he said. the society may be few, but I was told never to take *No' for April to Jul , monthly shows of an answer . So the committee has flowers. fruit, and vegetables will be decided ...
... were genii terably redwood at the annual show em Lanham and District ?Indere' and WardenDural AllOtiStkia. although the original number of shout MO waa cults one-gird more than last year. The Mho( motion et the show. however, were well supported. sad the ...
... this summer is the Chelsea Plower Show. These notes are written before the opening yesterday and with the profound hope that the weather would live up to this magnificent effort of the Royal Horticultural Society. In the old days the show was easily the most ...