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... but do not cut down stems. Sow seed in pans, pots, or boxes.—Tulips: Get on your top cloth, and never let sun reach flowers after they show colour; bat give all the air possible, tbongh they must protected from cold wind.—Annuals raised A heat may be planted ...
... customary to prevent such hullious or tuberousrooted plants flowering the previous year, thereby imparting vigour to the root which otherwise would be exhausted, in measure the production of flowers ; and it is fact by no means generally known, that to allow ...
... the clumps well torked clean them, and get them ready receive anything that may planted.—have done their work for show, and when their flowers are not wanted, they may lifted so as to take no more nourishment from the ground, hut must he covered with earth ...
... with flowers, fruit. Ac., Miss Adams. Misa BoU, Mrs. J. E. Bott. Miss GottroU, Mias Hull, and Mrs. Mitbourne. LUDLOW—On Sunday at Bt. Stephen’s Chnreh thanksgiving services were held. interior the church bad been most prettily decorated with flowers, frnit ...
... Archer, the master the Clive School, who has for some years past held a most successful children's flower show. His principal object starting the show was to find occupation which would help the children pleasantly pass the dead months of the winter, ...
... is only explained by eternity. The church waa profusely decorated with choice flowers and plants, and the chaste grouping of ferns, ivy, and other plants, studded with flowers, was neatly and artistically done by the ladies of the district. ...
... the floral kit . It isa flower which was brought to the editor a weeks ago, and which is thus de- scribed :—“ It is about the size of a walnut, perfecdy white, with fine leaves, resembling very much the wax blouming of the flower, in the cup plant. Upon ...
... will J AND CHELSEA HOSPITAL. Batter’ vith war, in many a bard campaign, Tow h the soldier quits the martial plain, Fane testores him to the battie's Aod ‘emporary youth inflames his age — he fights the foe—counts o'er his sears, Though Chelsea's now the ...
... that amusement. Like her father, the Princess is fond of flowers. At White Lodge she looks after her own garden and fernery. She understands more than a little about botany, and knows all the flowers in her own garden. She often plays a game of bowls with ...
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... Queen; and it behoved them show their loyalty in the limes which they lived, when such men as Sir Charles Dilke came forth and spouted such treasonable trash had been doing lately. (Great cheering.) The electors of Chelsea had elected him Liberal, but ...
... vegetables should induce large entry and closo competition. In addition to the flower show proper, there are to be horse-leaping and turnout contests, together with dog and poultry show, for which valuable prizes are offered. Other attractions aro provided, ...