... THE QUEEN AND THE CHELSEA FLOWER SHOW. This week's of The Queen, en SM. round excellent number, contains u, exceedingly intereetior article by Mr. A. J. Stscsielf, a wen- Meows end highly Atomised Readmg citizen, as Chelsea Flower Stione ...

... Chelsea Flower Show Successes Sutton and Sona Ltd. WM a*arded a gold medal for annuah greenhouse Bowers from seeds at the Royal Horticultural Society's Spring Flower Show at Cheisea t h i s _ . --- Their display in the in marquee, which ...

... Medals A T Chelsea Flower Show. gold medals were won by Sutton and Sons for flowers from seed; John Waterer, and Crisp for rhododendrons, azaleas and maples, and Wafter Blom and Sons for tulips. ...

... Gold medal for Sutton's at Chelsea Suttons & Sons of Reading have received a gold medal for annuals and other greenhouse flowers from seed at this week's Chelsea Flower Show. Their magnificent and colourful display, which has attracted ...

... EARLEY At Flower Straw. Members of Hilltop Free Church Women's Guild visited Chelsea Flower Show by coach on Friday. gift service. At the children's Whitsun gift service at the Cathedral at Oxford on Tuesday, the lesson was read by Pamela Evans, a scholar ...

... was keen on gardening; extremely artistic in floral arrangement. and it was this interest that had taken her to the Chelsea flower show the day before she died—Wednesday last week. _ The funeral service was on Tuesday. ...

... Local Firms Win Medals at Chelsea Show. COTTON AND SONS. of Reading, were awarded a Gold Medal at Chelsea Flower Show this week for annual and greenhouse Bowers from seed, and a Silver Gilt Flora Medal for Venidio-Arctotis. John Waterer, ...

... Engraving to order. 15 CROSS STREET, READING Tel. 52880 Bthe time these notes appear in print. the Chelsea Flower Show will have reached its closing day. This is a show to which all, whether they be prdeners or not, should make a point of attending. They will ...

... many sorts of annual flowers, presented a galaxy cif colour. Incidentally, the site occupied fry Buttons' at this Festival of Britain Show is the same the firm had when the first show was held at Chelsea in 1912. Visitors to the show, ...

... than 50 years. Mr. Carlile firmly believed that the anchusa —a hairy stemmed plant—which was accepted for the recent Chelsea Flower Show in London, was the best he had ever grown. Mr. Carlile, who was born at Stoney Stratford, Bucks, was an authority on ...

... model was exhibited at Chelsea Flower Show over 30 years ago. Since then later models have been exhibited at every Royal Show, the Royal Yorkshire Show, Southport Flower Show, and ...

... named after him. He exhibited l at hundreds of shows, including :most of the greet natkinal events. and lost count of the number of !awards he had collected. One of the last was at the 1953 Chelsea :Flower Show. Mr. Howlett was always proud to tell of specimens ...