... read a paper on the « Arum,” and Mr Kuight on the balsam, with notes on its culture, This gentleman showed three specimens very beautifully grown and flowered, and the soeiely unanimously voted him a first-class certificate for his specimens. At the next ...

... race of Am uyllises that shall be perfect in form, and reach the utmost limit of flower Few greenhouse flowers are bolder or handsomer than the colouring. Few greenhouse flowers are bolder or handsomer than the Anuryllises, which in the spring season of the ...

... behalf mitew, |he VISLOTE Were vory amrons, and v othe lating families in the neighbourpood Loviiness of this locality, cspee 1y show was held Mr aud Mrs wendomad hospitality to a large racand allowed all to freely walk aboot Foe relrahiments at the homse were ...

... the last Hackney Horse Society's Show in London, is a most brilliant mover, and fills the eye as the beau ideal of a buggy horse. Lord Emscote, too, is a sensational mover all round, before whom a great future in the show-ring as a harness horse should ...

... Church, Chelsea. The old churcoyard and every_appoach to the church was 1.11.‘ with » mixed ‘crowd anxious to gain = sight of their - M.P. Inside, every secat was full ; occupled [ imagioe, for the most part, by constitucuis, anxious to show their r and ...

... secretary), and T. A. Mitchell, Fsq. The two foremost tents were almost exclmive:m apart for folinge and flowering plants, of whith there was asplendid show, snch as is rarely seen in the provinces, Including some magnificent tropical plants. The forns were ...

... rapid strides this point-to-point racing has since made not only prove the demand there is for the genuine article, but also show plainly that it is destined to shortly take the place of the old-fashioned hunt steeplechase meetings of the past. If the ational ...

... Cherries in general form n. beautiful group of flowering 1 rees, but we think the forms of Cerasus pseudo-Cerasus are as charming as any, the double. flowered v.rrieties int roduced of beautiful group of flowering It is late years in particular. It is quite ...

... also the -author of a very interesting and complete hook, Notes on the Hifle, publ ished by Messrs. Vinton. Mr. \ Vickham Flower, in the course of a welcom:! and compli- mentary letter on our first article on G reat Tangley Manor points to two minor errors ...

... to run hither and thither unmolested, this flower is delightful. Its racemes of drooping flowers are full of quiet charm, and the tiulb is so vigorous that even in grassland it will thrive. WALLS OF FLOWERS. It is seldom that. every opportunity is taken ...

... shrubs near a fence in a Chelsea garden, the leaves almost hidden with the rich display of deep reel flowers. The variety was Abel Carriere, one of the finest of the family. If flowers are produced in such profusion in Chelsea one may well imagine the ...

... purely show points have also been taken into consideration ; yet it would be easy to name many animals which have been great winners in the show-ring and equaliy succe sfui in the dairy. The best instance of such success at this year's Dairy Show was the ...