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out into creamy-white. The plant is of free growth and of great merit." It has 

 won two first-class certificates. — T. Moore. 



DRACiENA WEISMANXr. 



GARDEN LITERATURE. 



n^ UR American friends send us a book of instructions on Wuroow Garden- 

 ing*, which, as it has reached a sixth edition, we may conclude has been 

 found useful in America. It has been written, we are told, specially as a 

 help and an encouragement to ladies and all flower-lovers, to assist them 

 with judicious hints and suggestions in their efforts to make home more beautiful 

 by the use of plants around their windows and balconies. One chapter is devoted 

 to designs for the accommodation of the plants, their construction and location ; 



* Window Oardeninc/ ; Devoted Speciallu to the Culture of Flowers and Ornamental Plants for In-door Use and 

 Parlour Decoration. Edited by H. T. Williams. Sixth Edition. New York : H. T. Williams. 1873. 



