... I iTiri IKftl L A f ll1 ^WHIF J o ■Kgl m m Bujj editor JOHN OLIVER The Glyndebourne opera season is under way, the Chelsea Flower Show has brough out the hats and the hydrangeas summer has arrived. Both of these events fend a summery flavour to the following ...

... they helped form a Guard of Honour. A V.A.D., Miss Violet Brand, represented Chelsea at the centenary At Home •' to which the Queen Mother went. At the Chelsea Flower Show. four V.A.D.s escorted old and retired gardeners. Mrs. Digby-Jones report followed ...

... roof and painted tre white. Installed tubs. w.ndow boxes and hanging baskets. bought a tall tni..h gerantam from the Chelsea flower show and created a beautiful garden. There is plenty of space to out of doors and the gsrdea is a good sun-trap. Out in front ...

... with 10 gns. costs. Mr. D. Vowden, prosecuting counsel, said the police officer was controlling the traffic for the Chelsea Flower Show. He hsd stopped two lines of traffic when Mr. Grunbar drove by, swerving round a coach and traffic island. ...

... One-way streets for Flower Show Chelsea police warn rest- I dents that during the Sips & leskiess of the Chelsea Flower Show, T i Le For Saes which opens to the public on II lt, , OW The Churchill Ten- May 22, ...

... the cry which has echoed through the years: Chelsea is dead: We feel that studios or not, Chelsea still sets the pace in the world of art and culture and looks like doing so for a good while yet Certainly Chelsea, though, ought to be pretty Poitril from ...

... SINCE 1913 Chelsea Flower Show has been held yearly there stnee 1913, with the exception of the years of the last war. Before 1913 the was held at Temple Gardens. Tony Ireson writing In Garden News said there speculaUon among the showmen at the annual ...

... the cry which has echoed throJigh the years: Chelsea is dead: We feel that studios or not, Chelsea still the in the world of art and culture and looks like doing so for a geed while yet. Certainly Chelsea, though, ought to be pretty from the hammering ...

... ONE OF THE Cl ONE of the world’s finest horticultural exhibitions, the Chelsea Flower Show, was due to open on May 26 for four days. Except for the war years, the Show has been held annually since 1913 in the Royal Hospital Grounds overlooking the Embankment ...

... eat: by John Baker White Abroad: by Doone Beal Chelsea Flower Show Floral lunch at the Savoy- Caledonian Ball Tidworth Horse Trials Weekend in another room: by Angela Ince, photographs by Adrian Flowers Lord Kilbracken Encounter at La Villa Blanche by ...

... n. Ary, from Rotterdam, is a schoolboy studying economics. Flower show crime figures were down CRIME did not blossom as much as usual among the prize blooms at this year's Chelsea Flower Show, it was revealed this week. Latest figures ...

... Next Week's I u e CouNTRY LIFE of June 2 will contain a report of the Chelsea Flower Show, by .G. L. Hellyer, and a number of other articles of interest to garden-lovers. Lanning Roper will describe the gardens at Branklyn, Perthshire; Rosemary J ames ...