... CR1snTZ PAt PLO 1 t UAW Yesterdy.i the summer flower-show of the season' bkt was held at the Crystal Palace, And was most numerosly I of thent w n be t i mans of pelargonlumsi-orchidls; And azaleas, being ?? rema~rkab a. A'monig new and rare p lanta~there' ...

... CRYSTAL PALdACE FLOWER SHOW. I ?? The great flower show of the season took place on Saturday afternoon, and notwithstanding the counter attractions of the volunteer review, and the rival show at South Kensington, there was as large an ...

... FLOWER SHOW AT THE BOTANIC GARDENS. I Under the auspices of the Royal Botanic Society of London, the second summer show of flowers and fruit took place on Wednesday in the Royal Botanic Gardens, Regent's-park. Beearded as a whole, the exhibition was probably ...

... was a silver le cup awarded, The scause ionour was given to Messrs. to Veitch, of Chelsea, end Messrs. Cutbush, of High- .u gate, for groups of miscellaneous flowering plants; . to Messrs Smoth, of Worcester, for clematis and o Japancsoe muples; and to ...

... PLOQWER SHOW at the CRYSTAL PALACE. _ . ?? Saturday was the day of the first great flower show at Syden- ham, and not only as a floral display but in itS arrangicscotn and general surroundings, it was oinealf the most succesfiul] arid beet atteiided fdtef ...

... CARYSTAL PALACE FLOWER SHOW. I Amongst the occasional attractions at the Crystal ] Palace, the exhibitions of flowers and fruit deservedly hold a 2 high place. Horticulture ever has been, and ever will be, a 1 favourite recreation with the people of all ...

... spectators. The show of fruit was creditable, although not abundant. Some fine pines attracted a good deal of notice, and the grapes were large in the bunch and of excellent quality. A very great improvement on previous flower - shows was remarked in ...

... 8BCORD LOWWB. &BOIW AT M1E CRY8TdL I ~~PALACE.3 I The second Sydenham flower show for the season took place yesterday, and was even more ?? than its predecessor. The flowers were not, perhaps, in quite such abundance as on the previous occasion, but, ...

... FLOWER SHOW AT THE SURREY GARDENS. The'last flower show for the season of the South Loavion Floricultural Society took place yesterday at the Surrey Gardens, and notwithstanding the advanced period of the season, was in no way behind its predecessors ...

... skating; and admirable the rink lashsterirhic tastefully arranged display of flowers snd platts , set oil by the additional gaiety of specia dcolre: Messis. Veitch and Sos, of Chelsea, althou-h shrw i. force yesterday for tile Royal llorticsllal Ee^,.5 Kensington ...

... AUUiqI ft'OWEB show. . , . fI -SH W A two daya' show of plants, flowers, fruits, vegetables, and birds of great emiellence was opened yes- terday, in the Royal Park, Leeds. Its origin is, we believe, due to a suggestion thrown out at the June show of the Leeds ...

... I CRYSTAL PALACE-FLOWER SBOW. 1 The third and last exhibition of the flower and fruit show at the Crystal Palace was held last Wednesday. Of all places in the world the Crystal Palace possesses advantages beyond any other for such an exhibition. The selection ...