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... PROFESSOR GEDDES AND THE FUTURE OF CHELSEA. The Chelsea Embellishment Association, the formation of which has.already been recorded in *‘ The Tribune,” will not enter upon its work without having had its prospective field of operations surveyed beforehand ...
... attended this, the 17th annual Temple flower show, declares it is the finest he has ever seen. Guernsey gardeners, he adds miss a splendid opportunity in not attending the show in greater numbers. ‘ Every year the show improves, and lthix- vear it has proved ...
... to make any flower change colour, if it possessed a tendency in that direction. The Ol‘\E x HC, according t(:\\\'i]liam Bull and Sons of Chelsea, changed its colour three times while it was in their possessiom, the dominant hue of the flowers being first ...
... entertained in sumptuous style at Chelsea House. She was devoted to animals®and gardening, and when at Culford Hall, nothing gave her greater pleasure than to werk in a plot set apart for sweet-scented, old fashioned flowers. THE GARDENS AT SANDRINGHAM. Queen ...
... being at their best, withk a marvellously heavy crop. I invite Tomato growers to visit these crops next week previous to the show. One million Freesia Bulbs, Ist size for forcing, 10s. per 1,000. Lots of 10,000, 9s.—Apply W. P. Vaudin, Roseville Vineries ...
... taken up by the Guernsey growers is that of the culture of the winter tree flowering, or American carnation, probably the most fashionable and most sought after of all flowers at present. One of the two leading firms here at this industry is that of Messrs ...
... bounds. At the time of ({ueen Victoria’s accession a Chelsea gardener had a single tulip marked in his catalogue at £2lO, but this was a very exceptional circumstance, and there is no evidence to show that he expected a ready sale. This price, together ...
... beauty of its flower is not often enough urged. A correspondence that has been going on in the “Field,” however, shows that this is a point of view not by any means lost sight of. While there is no wish to decry the cultivation of flowering shrubs, it is ...
... convolvulus, nastarti candytuit, golden featbers and popuiar g rdea flowers are to be with in every direction. The gernit attaics a large size, presen‘ing a busl appe:rance, and flowering the p:rt of the year. Georze Hall, twenty-nine, a bary builder, who ...
... Belgium, etc. Public Notices. Royal Guernsey Agricultural and Horticultural Society. GRAND WHITSUNTIDE SHOW. TUESDAY, THE STH JUNE, 1900. THE ANNUAL GRAND SHOW OF BULLS, COWS, HEIFERS, COLTS, GOATS, &c, will be held on the FAIR FIELD, CASTEL, on TUESDAY, the ...
... Families Associa- tion that the Fifteenth Annual Meeting of the Association will be held at the Great Hall, Royal Hospital, Chelsea, on TUESDAY, 26th of June, 1900. H.R. Highness the Princess of Wales will preside. Application for cards of admission will ...