GARDENIA AMCENA. 



iu the latter part of the summer. It may 

 be increased slowly by cuttings, which 

 should be potted in loam and peat sod. 



The rich deep green leaves are a fine con- 

 are very fragrant. In fact, the whole plant 

 possesses attractions which ought to make 

 it agreeable and to excite our thankfulness, 

 for, as has been well observed, " It is a 

 great part of a Christian's daily business to 

 see and admire God in His works, and to 

 use them as steps to ascend by unto 

 Himself." 



