... THfE T E'MPLE FLOWVeR SHOW, I- ...

... I BOTANIO SOCIRTrs FLOWBR SHOW. I On Saturday the first show of spring flowers was held at the gardens of the Botanic Society, Regent'a-park. The society has three shows in each year of those classes of plants and flowers which can only be ...

... some E raspberries trained in pots. Altogether the show was pro- nounced to be the finest, taking quality and quantity to- B geuher, that has ever been exhibited in England. After the to flower show ?? the playing of the fountains, about which t there ...

... delicate tints and the brightest colours Ire here find their illustration, and if it was not a he flower show, and above all an international flower he show, one might be content to spend the afternoon in in the contemplation of these wonderful shrubs, ...

... Aquarium Miower Show. 11 11 I I. . - ?? There could not be a better place for a flower show than the Royal Aquarium, Westminster, and we were not surprised to see a very brilliant gathering there on Tuesday last. The effect of the show was charming in ...

... THE FLOWER SHOW AT SOUTH KENSINGTON. The Royal Horticultural Society's principal summer show opened at South Krensinigton, at one o'clock this afternoon, and is of considerable dimensions, being exhibited in large tents in the southern portions of the ...

... 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 ...