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... a heart? vote of thanks for his excellent paper. The next meeting of the association will April 2lst, when exhibition of asparagus will be held. UNIVERSITY EXTENSION • MAGAZINE MUSIC, Sizpenc Monthly. MAGAZINE o' MUSiC,” Sixpence “Mon t My. “MAGAZINE of ...
... chrysanthemum*, white satert aprlnkled with saptragns foliage; while tb* Use. out bunch Virginia creeper and wbile * • • of asparagus, with men '..“ Lm.r.b,™. cbmg o..'™. .b 0 Tb. .ull« eilb.t d' decor.ted nilh vireini. creeper. rjJ *»d •b.te A.i ...
... Sra-cimen, »t Is., each. oO.UOO Palms fine plants from «d. 21a , cadi. 5,(A» Foliage Plants consisting of Aspidistras. Asparagus lumosa. Crotons, Carcx, Dracenias, F'icus, Lycoltodiums, Panicums, Orchids, & Greenhouse lants in altUy. CUT FLOWERS, CUT ...
... blooms, supported by .small bank asters, rioui these again stood out, in bannerette fashion, spears of bulrush, wheat ears, asparagus foliage and marguerites completing a charming work. Excellent taste was shown in the selection of the decorative mateiial ...
... chrysanthemums. asparagus tern and sprigs of blackberries also being utilised with becoming elfcct. The base of the font was surrounded with blue marguerite*, red berries and liberal display of tern and around the basin upon a l»ed asparagus fern skilfully ...
... S|wcimen. at 215., each. ofI.OOO Palms tine |.lants from bd. to o,s each. S.WJO Foliage Phmla consisting of Aspidistras, Asparagus Plumoaa, Crotona, Cares, Draceniaa, Ficus, Lycopodiums, Panicums, Orchids, & Greenhouse Plants in Variety. CUT FLOWERS, CUT ...
... 000 Groase Sucree, Lsxton's Noble, and Vicomteese de Thury Plants, in (»in. pots, for forcing ; 0,000 Connover's colossal asparagus, one year ; 6,000 ligustrum ovalifotium, evergreen privet, one to three feet; 50,000 early spring cabbag* plant*. Luncheon ...
... each side of this, the panels were mated boldly oat and wheat eais, field poppies giving the renuisiie contrast of colour. Asparagus foliage framed it in and a line of creeper continued the border down the pulpit i-tair. White asters and crimson double single ...
... clematis, and interwoven was tinted leaves and barberry. Against the pillar was a ininature nek, towered over by berried asparagus, with marrows and On the chancel side the screen was interwoven with wild clematis. The pulpit looked fresh and bright in ...
... fruit and vegetables which reflected great credit those gardeners who brought them. Next week Mr. Davies gives a paper “Asparagus Cultivation. * TRADE NOTES. FnciTGHowr.H* Snoctn Note. Mr. S. S. Marshall, of Barnhani Nursery, close to Barnham Junction ...
... new red currant*. 5,000 John Ruakin and Nobles jrots, f -r forcing ; 10,000 Ruskins, from oj»e® ground; 20,000 thrte-yrar asparagus, tiO.DOO ILiinbarn cabbage plant*, Ac of the Auctioneer*, 07, Cbeapside, Loudon. MR. E. W. IIAMBLETON, AUCTIONEER AND VALUER ...
... black grape*. Arranged along the front of the choir stalls were various kinds of fruit, Mintlowers, dahlias marguerites and asparagus ferns, with here and there posies red dahlias and white marguerites. At the halt of the pulpit was a fringe of moss upon ...