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... SUMMER FLOWER SHOW AT THE I BOTANIC GARDENS. * The Royal Botanic Society wvere favoured with ideal weather for their chief summer flower show .yesterday, and as a result the Fellows and their friends assembled in exceptionally large numbers. True the ...
... the gardens during the day. In other respect~s, the exhibition Was an excellent one, and it went off with great (clat. The flowers, perhaps because the ,long rain and inclemency of thle season had so longe deprived lbs eye of all enjoyment of floral beauty ...
... I FLOWBR SHOW AT TRR CRYST4L P'LJF. The flint flower show of the seasioxii,,-ok Pbtce yesterday at the Crystal Palace, and it lia~i4.thig t~ render it attractive, save a little of that flioaw ounmaineiit wlifeb lby a popular ?? is ?? &iDcia~racetiistI&'4 ...
... represented by an interesting show of Japanese acers, of form made familiar to us through t its use Ds a subject of decoration on the native fans I- and screens. Mir. Clibran shows yellow callas and L other plants in flower, and Mr. R.. Smith, of Worcester ...
... to the particular flowers in qucestion, The thousand Barmecidal dishes of fruit were ranged on tables which occupied the transept, to the almost entire ex- elusion of the flowers. The space required for these was so large that the show extended along the ...
... preseitetle to tm piublic. I nesead of -tile old arrengem tlent of placing the flowers inl thle Centre of ?? nlavs .s and separating theii iute two divisions bY a s~creen, tiney flowers averc placed oin a btage ein each s~id of the nlave, leaving, thel coinmaina ...
... the shrubbpriee Yesterday the usual outdoor attractions of the Crystal ,ePalace were rivalled by a flower sllow within-th fit autumnal flower and fruit show, on a large scale, ever attempted in London. It was intended merely s an experiment in the present ...
... who has furnished a remarkably good show. The asters, in all their French and German varieties, Pr,, cinilled, tasselled, and otherwise distinguished, constitute aI. most attractive feature of the show. Those flowers whichL Co arc aptly denominated quilted ...
... of the most beautiful Alpine flowers i aid hardy plant. of the wood sides, on the other, the best of the tricolour-leaved geraniums. Ec Tile contest, which perhaps, most of all interested the Sidi Mhdaltu of flower shows, was that f or the special price ...
... t, Didsbury; 3rd, Mr,'Jno. Heywood, Stretford. Six show pelargoniums in flower, distinct: NTo coinpetition, Six fancy pelargoniums in flower, distinct: No entry. Ten herbaceous calceolarias in flower, district: 1st, Mr. T. I. Lord, Cheadle* 2nd, Mr. H ...
... FRUT AN] FLOWER I SHOW AT 9DIBURGH. Under the &aspicess of the Royal Caleslonian the Horticultural Society, and with the patronage and tabi p esce of the Lord Provest sand Magistrates of dal VZburgh, the international fruit and flower wa: show, the ar ...
... greatest novelty in bloom in the show, viz., a plant of lobelia pumita grandflora, growing up- waids and downwards, at the sam time bloomin g also most profusely. The cottagers' competition was keen in vegetables, but not in flowers, Mr. Collier, Mr. Snow, Mr ...