... CHELSEA FLOWER SHOW. “Death Valley,” the strange region which has grim memories of the Californian gold rush in the Forties, is shown in replica at the Chelsea Flower Show, which opens in London to-day, an ...

... THE KING AND QUEEN inspecting the Chelsea Flower Show yesterday. The show opens to the public to-day. It is perhaps the most famous flower show in the world. wfmam m .fJv xii * 'I ...

... DAILY TELEGRAPH. WEDNESDAY. MAY 33, 1938. afternoon. The Queen walking through the picturesque ornamental gardens the Chelsea Flower Show yesterday $. .■ . .;v The Duchess of Bedford and Captain C. D. Barnard, the well-known pilot, whom, it is stated ...

... reason for a Chelsea Flower Show not to the usual standards, but exhibitors told me to-day that most of the flowers were grown in hot houses and have not suffered. That is true even of the rock garden exhibits. There plants are in flower ...

... THE KING’S LAWN ANECDOTE. Whilst enjoying private view of the Chelsea Flower Show, the King , had his customary talk with Mr. MacDonald, the grass-grower, who claimed to have his grass growing in all parts of the Empire. The King told a story of a lady ...

... EPIC OF HEROISM IN DERBYSHIRE MINE DISASTER. THE KING AND QUEEN making a tour of the Chelsea flower show, yesterday, during a private visit. EXPLOSION IN A SCHOOL. After Opening by Duke and Duchess of York. THIRTEEN PEOPLE HURT. Barely six hours after ...

... ABERCONWAY’S SUCCESS Lady Aberconway and her son, the Hon. D- McLaren, have carried off one of the leading prizes the Chelsea Flower Show. dt was announced, yesterday, that they had been awarded the Cain Cup for the best exhibit shown by an amateur, their ...

... Empress Marie were present at the Chelsea Flower Show, the revival of which fashionable event was marked by a crowded attendance. The Duke Connaught was also among the visitors. * * * Other patrons of the Chelsea Show were Lady Blanche ...

... “Orchid Grower No. 1 On Private View day at the Chelsea Flower Show, Sir Jeremiah Colman, Orchid Grower No. 1, was in great form, showing the King and Queen his beloved blooms with the aid a ruler. At his place at Gatton, which was burned down a few years ...

... year, and had served his apprenticeship a gardener at the Gnynd. Air Pleepont Alorgan Gains at Chelsea Flower Show Amateur honours the Chelsea Flower Show have been carried off* man famous in the commercial ...

... Scentless Chelsea, There were several stands showing central heating apparatus for greenhouses at the Chelsea Flower Show, but none had the apparatus working, which was pity, because it was a cold enough day to make artificial heat welcome. ...

... Storm-Beaten Chelsea Show. The Chelsea Flower Show just escaped ruin by storm last night. Bucketfuls of hailstones were swept up in the great marquee after a squall which lasted for an hour and kept the secretary prisoner in a small tent. ...