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... EARLY FLOWERS. A little early, the daffodils made their appearance yesterday’s show of the Royal Horticultural Society Westminster. Messrs. Barr sent selection of small and medium crown varieties. The cineraria in its full range of colour was sent by ...
... CHRISTMAS FLOWERS. Two views are presented of Christmas flowers those grow ami those buy. Royal Horticultural Society’s exhibition at Vlncent-square yesterday indicated those which amateurs grow in glasshouses for their own pleasure and professional florists ...
... blush, and pink anthers. Messrs. J. Veitch and Boos, of Chelsea; and pink Frees ia. Rose Queen, for which Messrs. Barr and Sons received an award of merit. Then there wars hanks of forced flowering shrubs put up by Messrs. Qitbush. of llighgate, Messrs ...
... by especial • quality b the flower, although its non-bursting quality count* for somethin*, but this variety can keot in flower right away until November, and that is something of value b family which has finished flowering before July baa far advanced ...
... Royal Horticultural Society. — A fruit and flower show was held at the Drill Hall, Westminster, yesterday afternoon, under the auspice, of tiie Horticul- tural Society. The display was very fine, including exhibits from Messrs. J. Laing and Sons, of ...
... ORCHIDS A.VD SPRING FLOWERS. The Royal Horticultural Society’s fortnightly show, hold at their hall Vincent-square yoaterdny afternoon, was mainly devoted to orchids. For these silver flora medals were awardee!—to Major Holford for his Loclift, white ...
... bright flowers in dull days. Of the bright flowers of the dull season the large chrysanthemum, the zonal pelargonium, the begonia, and the cyclamen stand out prominently. They represented tho chief colour quality tho usual fortnightly show of the Royal ...
... SEPTEMBER FLOWERS AND FRVIT. Some the roost interesting of the early autumn outdoor flowers were well represented at the Royal Horticultural Society’s fortnightly show, held yesterday at Vincent-square, Westminster. Among these may be classed gladioli ...
... their beauty, in flower; £3 to J. Veitch and hon. Exotic Nurseries, Chelsea and Exeter: £2 to T Jacksan and bon, Nurserymen, Kingston. Class XXVI. — Newly-introduced or exirereelv rare plants, remarkable for iheir beauty, not ia flower : £3 to It. Glendinning ...
... THE CRYSTAL PALACE FLOWER SHOH The inclemency of the weather did cot prevent tl 1 gathering together of a very fine coilec'.ioc of plants at tl flower show at the Crystal PaLce on Saturday, and rt w, surprising to find that the nipping winds acd sharp ...
... HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY'S SHOW. A great show of plants, flowers, fruits, and implements pertaining to gardening and fruit culture was opened yesterday afternoon by the Royal Horticultural Society at the Agricultural Hall, Islington. The Show, which is a new departure ...
... SOCIETY'S SHOW OF ftQtil^ HYACINTHS. ■ rf spring show of the Horticultural Society, which ; , Uce yesterday, deserved the hearty welcome which ! &* f . t 0 Hby a very numerous and fashionable com- I ?? ?? rrj H>e shows of early spring flowers have been ...