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... Chriety, of Ileaworib, makes a highly creditable show w ith sixi roses of distinct kinds in pots, w~hich have slndafitpie. Nor onghat the excellent exhibits of the sme dnd eut v Messrs. Veitohi and Sonis, of Chelsea, toe sae kindlosent Ls usuali they do not ...
... the perpetrator. rj In the course of a sale of old SRvres and Chelsea vases and rej porcelain last Wednesday at Messrs. Christie and Manson's 5001. was given for an elaborately painted Chelsea vase, 3001. for a flat vase and cover, deep blue ground richly ...
... vases and coyers of Oriental s porcelain, black ground, with ruby-coloured borders, $I enamelled with flowers and three large medallions of c flowers and landscapes on white ground, 17in.high, I 2884 15.l. A pair of X-andarin jars an colers enameleda'vith ...
... in or out of Flower.-1st, £30, Rollison and Son, Tooting; 2d, £15, Veitch and Sons, Exeter and Chelsea; 3d, £10, - James May, Dartford. Two Extras-C. Peel, Norwood; and James Morris, Bromley. CLASS II.-Stove and Greenhouse Plants in Flower.-1st, £30, James ...
... delightful place we spent five hours, where, •besides the unrivalled attractions of the grounds, was being held a fruit and flower show, the spe- cimens being of the finest and most diversified description. Returned to Londan about 5 p.m., dined, and then ...
... BORTIC TLTURAL SOCIETY. The second grand fiower show of the season took ecYestertlaYX in the Souiety's gardeus, under much more fa vourable auspices, as regarded weather, e, thlanthe previouS show. The show consisted of fo tloe usual collections of greenhouse ...
... abandoned, but in the show tent, where the band of the 1st Life Guards was stationed, and in the conservatory the visitors took refuge and enjoyed themselves. The weather brightened towards the evening. Messrs Vitch and Sons, of Chelsea, showed a very interesting ...
... I OYAL HOBTICULTURAL SOCIETY. The third of the spring flower shows announced l this year by the council of this society took place yesterday -not, strictly speaking, in the Horticultural Gardens, but in in one of the refreshment departments of the Exhibition ...
... be done to render a w; wilderaess one of 4 the ?? of Lendon, where Ithe display of flowers has surpassed that of both the t Vest End parks. The writer goes on to show how the fpeople appreciate the beauties of the parks ?? Cases tof llower picking are ...
... MXA 3SD,1879. BY MRl GLENNY, (Editor of Glenny'e Illastratod Garden Almmansck.) OUR WEEKLY CALENDAR, THE FLOWER GARDEN. The StocE--This flower is a favourito genies of hardy plants, of which one familiar species, mathiola anuena, the ten-week stenk, ...
... of unexampled severity, has set in early that the parks and gardens already show masses of verduro. saw to-day two uplendid white butterflies chasing each other over the flower bods the Pare Monceau. Green vegetables of every kind abound the markets. There ...
... the flower-seller's basket is packed with red and creamy bunches of the cbrysanth, and over innumerable ' button holes of the same flower small sprays of maiden-hair fern throw their graceful green veil. For a regular beauty show of the flower, however ...