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... THREE DAYS' WOiER-- THE CHELSEA FLOWER SHOW Uncertain Weather Had Little Effect on Its Success In a brief gleam of sunlight, Miss Elliott, Miss Lethbridge, Lady Patricia Lucas-Scudamore and Lady Broughton make a charming Arcadian group in the eighteenth- ...
... I ast week was Chelsea Week in the Borough of Chelsea, a civic week essentially built round Chelsea's most important annual event, the Royal Horticultural Society's Spring Show in the grounds of the Royal Hospital. Tens of thousands of Londoners, and ...
... Cardiff's live at Stratford-on-Avon, and many of their friends from that part of the world were at the dance. MAY 26. Chelsea Flower Show, riot of colour and scents, incredible groups oj orchids. Their Majesties made an early visit, and in the evening the ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... plants with stems, foliage and flowers as large as they can possibly be grown, and those who prefer plants of modest proportions which lend themselves to more graceful grouping. Chelsea is by tradition primarily a flower show, but it seems a pity, in these ...
... The opening of the Flower Show happily fell on Queen Mary's birthday and she is here inspecting one of the rock gardens. Third on her right is the Princess Royal The King and Queen were also keenly-interested visitors on the opening day, and are seen ...
... Sanders a beautiful mauve Cattleya. Each plant is reputed to be teorth about £500 GENERAL VIEW OF THE SHOW Groups of flowering shrubs, spring-flowering bulbs in great variety, carnations, cyclamen and other greenhouse plants and alpines combined to make ...
... King's Cross Station was still a rustic village known as Battle Bridge. Marylebone was a straggling hamlet. Kensington and Chelsea were isolated by muddy lanes from the Pillars of Hercules at Hyde Park Corner. Holland House was every whit as much a country ...
... planting out into the extended plantation, or for forcing in the greenhouse later on if desired. In my recent report on the Chelsea Show I referred briefly to the fact that the health and vigour of strawberry plants has greatly improved in recent years, owing ...