... everyone cannot furnish his gardens with such ideal bird-baths those from the Compton Potteries, shown Mr. G. F. Watts the Chelsea Flower Show, it is easy to put out s pan or dish on lawn or Sower-bed and keep filled. A correspondent sends another hint: I hope ...

... the motor show is thrown by a note from a church friend who knows that Mr. Baldwin once described country parsons at the Chelsea flower show as the happiest people he had ever seen. It may not be long before he will be able to add the motor ...

... '.ould do well to bear in mind that sere are many annual flowers suitable :or sowing now, and flowering in the early part of the year. One has only to think of Schizanthue the butterfly flower), a charming and easily-grown subject, to realise the poss ...

... growers is superior to that displayed in any other country. Those who doubt this must have missed paying a visit to Chelsea Flower Show last week. There they would have noted some wonderful yellow arum lilies, glorious gloxinias, beds of the new-scented ...

... young trees. Chelsea Flower Show. Visitors to the recent Chelsea Flower Show unanimously agreed that this famous exhibition was even better than in previous years. To watch the vast crowds filing past the many ...

... Always popular with the gardening public Alpine plants are more in demand now than ever before. Every year at the great Chelsea Flower Show one has to struggle to obtain a really gocd view of the magnificent rock gardens, so dense are the crowds around them ...

... Piccadilly, and yesterday was also Chelsea Flower Show, the number was extremely gratifying. : And as I came back beneath the magnificent avenue of ancient trees that line the drive to London-road, I discovered a little flower that the gardeners of the worlc’i’ ...

... Ascott Flower Show. One the best shows in the district, and one which was highly successful, was this year' 6 6how of the Wing Horticultural Society at Ascott. Over 6,000 people passed the turnstiles, euch large attendance being partly due to the generous ...

... Carnation Society Show Mr. C. A. Cain, The Node,” Codicote. was , awarded the Lord Howard Walden Chal- Isngs Cup for a group of perpetual flowering i carnations, and first for twelve cut blooms, Also the silver gilt Banksian medal at the Chelsea for fine group ...

... of the fruit already showing. The fifth truss is rarely profitable, because, even if one does succeed in ripening it indoors, it has already had a retarding effect on the progress of the other four trusses. The National Rem Show. When visiting the wonderful ...

... knowing that Nature’s colours are always right. Nevertheless they work to plan and get new ideas by regular visits to Chelsea flower shows and gardening exhibitions. They change the outlay of their garden repeatedly One has to be ruthless in a garden,” Mrs ...

... by lump or ton to JOHN WILKES, Hay Merchant, CHRISTCHURCH ST., CHELSEA, S.W. DON'T LET YOUR FLOWERS SPOIL. How do your SWEET PEAS LOOK? What are yon wanting to improve your Crops of Flowers & Vegetables ? A Visit to W. J. R. EADS, Ltd., Park Square, (who ...