Nov. 20.] 
a THE GARDENERS’ CHRONICLE 
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Yiaamour; 2a best do., Mr. J. Cockburn. Best pan of 12 D 
eae, nes Savery, Glory of Pl SP 12 Dahlias 
Ftonitess of Sheffiel A Gioty Nos - iment = Bae mon fz. orchards. Grapes :—Lall, la 
Lewisham Rival, Lilac Perfe , Springfield Rival, Ri long green; E , large round greén; 
, Lilac Perfection, and Unique, M ienzi, nm; Early Luscious Bla ytah 
jun. ; 2d best do., Bishop of Salisbury, Chailen; oe H. Dobree, | 8reen 5 Jundah roun ck 5 Arrow ig ore oe 
the West, Topaz, Hope, Springfield Rival Hyiss, , President of | and sweet, “ Li a green; Early White. good 9 Sl re. Comm fo. 
Glory of Plymouth, Royal Standard Mrs. Coit, Ti Dodds’ Mary, | red > “Loll;” Umbherree; Cul ¢ avour 
val, Mr. J. Vidamour. Best pan or & Dunia, TOyek cenk Peng ; Ts :—Char Mugz he muck and Sybee, oek coemsealir Binaiht Von ischer und 
Euhop of Salisbury, President of the West, E ‘opaz, Challenger, | 83 Soorooz Cheh; P. gzah ; Suffard Cheh; Kus.| ‘841. The Cer ped % Me fete.  Heidelbe 
Vidamour ; 2d best do., Bloomsbury, Quen Hope, Hylas, Mr. ‘y.| Surdchee. P ; Pus Rus; Sukkur Pra and Pu. R and Beonomialy en 3 Bot ‘call, 
Cox’s vee ance, and two pt din sath Bes avien Biandina, | and Necrar fete open nr anes Pe ery Pe sidered. B By inaen eae: 4 
of Heaths, do. Best Now sre * Best | Mu INES Of thi ches z 
noides, Mr. H.O. Carré. Best s¢ Plant, Bignonia. sasmi, | MULBERRIES :— t quality; Caerrres; HE next genus w 
weniear. west show French Mig ion ot f German ‘Asters, Mr. i- | Mezons :—Sur eae sort, ber iA "Sheeh Loon? | WP Wheat to is ‘ath ae is “the important one of 
Bex a. Ms, J. Viamonr,, Best show of ican coe alin sapherperce kK Melon; and several kinds Be Mere pyreg Rr 
guttata, Capt. Appleton. Drymndin Weingtorte Prizes : Sinnfngia ——_—$—_—————— ae 1 ; the former 
Russéllia jancea, do. Thunbergias, Mr. C Eo G. W. Hoyle. atter by remaining akteshed ¢ haf 
erie feniey. Ls as Soe Sedurn Sicboldi do. Dahiias; Mi ah GARDEN MEMORANDA. See geen =. Wear amenag then. Four species 
’ sey. Lychnis Bungeana, Mr. J. Cockbur » Mr. ornbury Pr 
Best 3 bunch’ » Mr. J. Cockburn. ry Park, Stoke Ni m vulgare. . f 
a eat 8 ote Purple Grapes, not forced Pe f the season, we may hoobbetensatan sPhmdect yhtantgp ts Pee ee ee id Common Wheat. 
Ses koeies, cid oath _—— Grapes, grown in open — these gro grounds a large Medlar tr n that ar is now to be seen in : — jum . Tang or English Wheat 
7 Nonpareil, Mr. T. ir, do. pe, and » heavil . iE ° 
do., Royal Pearmain, Mr. J. Forte ea ; do., scarlet do., do.; | With the bads Ss ae e branches a Baccano ricerca f Eeanleg Wheat. 
= — — Franche, Mr. H Dates’ fa Oe Russet, the Primrose Bd ‘blossom for a second c whe 2b awl “ The first ee, el ba ge 
e, Mr. J. Vidamour; do., ¢ » jun.; do., Calville while the Hor endrom, aye als iP» ic on Wheat, inc’ 5 ee 
ott a “has ‘eonden ss Wick Pippin boa A Pippin, Mr. H, | their ao ay yet be seen fying oer at pal sowen | =tvom), and th in this country nag ee Wheat | . 
3 G > e .» Mar; 
Nanette, Mr. GW. Movies Go. New Maingay; do., patch Bison. st eS ee ee nee tae Reema e Winter or Lammas Wheat Ct inte. 
Beare cep tt a of Pears, 3 of cick sort, Tastes ee pragees © re rome bela i the i hete. tt is now one china A and the especial cu “saltere = ge Ls pi poe — — shed 
ce, Beurré Di ‘ 2 r é i 5 » e im ture an 
Dianc, Mollet’s ericidy Bourvé, Ss St. Michael or Doyenhé he Tite, ail My Wi They retiect pie yin pons ts ty leeks a: Pads 
do,, Mr.J. Vidamour. Best 6 Peles: hain Carré; second best | Consist of a cent » t curator. ag beer but we are not aware of 
Fingoulea Bem ce Se an expeller, do.’ G3. Dated roof, 45ft. high, occupied we conservatory with & pope opr! a bak ea york by mich ad author 
ne, Mr. H. Dobree, jun. d ; 3,do., Duchesse sas. To the ri " c ly with Pal ritish varieties ; 
do., Beurré Apples ir. jun. ; do., Beurré wAmanlis, do. ; Heath right is a house filled with ch im. id synonymes, we so that in 
la Pentecéte, Mr. G. W ae me Vidamour ; do., Bergami » GO. 5 | rare eaths, and Australian ts. choice Pelargoniui the cosa rirdg must refer to some of them in 
‘ » Mr. G. W. ; do., Bell : otte de | 50 Prngsoe being theend Beyond this is a 2 ure which he has ad 
mour; do., Crassane, Mr Fh ps , Belle et Bonne, Mr. J. Vida- | Rhododen end one at the east, occ Square Crem Wh 7 adopted. 
do., St. Genitain, do tie omas Andros; do., Virgouleus oe drons, and canon To th pied with Oranges, eats, a variety stro’ 
, do. ; do., Colmar, Mr. H a ag nse, do.; | vatory is th e Orchidaceo the left of the I » | the on brown ingly recommended is 
Bergamotte, Mr. W. J. Le C °. , Mr. H. O. Carré; do., Gansel’s | out s-house ; the plants large conser- Wheat, or F : 
ee ta, Vinee: BOK tae oh te ree, Yo; “7 chumps, covered parti plants there are planted distingished by i ‘ox Wheat. It is easil 
| de, Dakine, Mr, J. Vidamour. Best plate of ae form; they certainly ook Uae aay moss placed in irregular a ae to br te durktbrown cars and beards. It 4 
| Beery cw Grape, Mr. 3-&, Brock, Rasp: | roca nee eau ls So 'not Seat to brand, and the attacks of birds than other 
uree Mr. Ho: Travers’ | owing, I sh P other callectio to It : ted in Nassai 
feds, bir.d. Mainbay.’¥ VecETABLES.—Best plate of g, I should think, to the diffi hich is chiefi ‘tog heavie eh assan and Baden. 
Green id ifficul y r other 
Turnips, do et sy apd on French Beans, do. Best bunch variceal Gloxinias (of FB -o- fageny period every Wheat soil, and stands eee flourishes on almost 
a 5. Cockburn. Best str damour. Best bunch | 02 the moss and dir vife og ae ite “ih The white winter W well. 
mate Fortnent » do.; Second best do c, Nee Malin Onions, | Pied with Cacti, and rege next house is a greenho at home | Kentish Wheat and Tp Me oF 
or rd Onions, we on, Best | Plants. At the west Dagpeh cig house | mended i ext, is btrongl 
3 second , weighing 323 1bs., Mr. the weet cna 6 easther sqnare. h eg yr eet its | radeon 
BS ee tie b Vorecer. Bent smote Whine CNT, i | tae erve actly Mimi, cdetey Secelen, uage house, with a dome | more sabjets vd beshd pra apprentice 
Appleton. Best 3 do., aS esta roots White Celery, Capt. | ™arkable for — chiefly A * large plants of | serves that he has than the anid our auth det hd 
Fag ore Mr. J. Vidamour. Seat nasiting are Ped Red, and | Pandanus o vires Shaws Seen tex gi were in the ost re- | coloured Whee J ongna fun the white and lighter 
“ 4 ate id Trew vor 
vis do. Hed 3 Cabbases, Vansck Ne App pleton. pes sce soldat, ane Fuh an en urens, 15 t. hig) eee ena bai ns than the dark-coloured Sachin to the production Of 
. ,do. Extra Prizes: 7 r. J. Maingay rieti * -grown. Phenix dai rye- e yellow- ee. 
Basket of Veretables, do. "in addition to these, 7 Fe Be sere. i reson, he gen nepal sy pod oe 2 bap va. | Spain Rag England, and thence W en was brought from 
po ‘0 2 ri uw 
Soh ech anti rien» Oe | Reger ere ae eet |e on ee sdk val pre fe 
Whitefield He = ai Sabai and healthy; it flowered hi sed it ‘de uch, 
orticultw Blackburni b ere some legenerated, 
Bada the Ch oe pomeeis of Caley ‘na eae 5th the annual th “saat saiere Bian ed te Pi reskin “ctout ‘ as patie pret. oe sacar eo by pee 80 that it is now a seg 
seo atngy ryatory, and hi sullers m 
pel St prize, open ti atl land, Mr awarded as follows: Me af: piphyllum and Cereus from t the —* pont ae several species attacks of birds. If se d ore than most Wheats from the 
wonport; 3d, Mr. ay betanid, Mr. T. Cross 4, M lower, must be ‘o the top, which, when | every two e could be paper from E ta 
Paid ee Witte three mil ie home prize: 1 cimen, 20ft. high. rile’ inde Laurus camphora, a good spe- bl J years, ng ad 
prizes, Mr. T. hi 4 tu the place « of ‘exhibition “tne Tt and showing shenpence of flowe: nes Prince: = ts noble —_ plant is a 4 in "Germany 
= twa rs. 4 iron is 2 
Fre ten gibs. 3307. ; 3d, Mr. T. deh wns | wwe tote NG Blog ncn aa gee ‘latwm, late. high. Vel white variety of winter Wheat is the Bo 
i rizes ‘ ‘pr 
ibe or Caraheine bere hs ee Desvonpor. po oh ne lle Bakoven rs Pag ET] ge Bde lg le rapa gen 
Pointy Rh AAS , Esq., for a| Pa; peor tare sapientum, § tendidb eaves | vering of short hairs all o e for a very thick co- 
‘for Sr toute carl stem, of good and equal node acateaggatcas Eeyptian — 4 w printers h —— ver its ears, giv 
Turnip, Mr. J. Holden. ried Parse Cabbage, Mr. J. want thera coccinea, a good aper-plant, curious. Rena character. It is often mixed w > biting it a velvety 
petro cs meaaeee, | pli re Be eon! it “Greenhouses:” [ritowers, ae soe had gs | Herr Von Witten calls it ete il 
ee er saw, 24ft. high, illata, the finest | its 1: pilosum, and sa: 
Me gh, with branches co woolly coveri : ys that 
Bac a in sight wen we rm ee fp, meat bet nent | oa te ses cad dry nde i ery probly 
affinis, another fine plant, 30ft. hi uds all over it. Acacia the tiv For the sam 
PP aya ‘cp “hy mes —We learn that ee babe mansia, four species, finest in ce = of flower-buds. Brug- | the influence of sat me reason Doone to accor 
prize in this acaty: ane for six guinea: en ina fot would be atoms those who Dave Oat nb onal Whaat ta than sy ‘other 
would be astonis ‘ plant ‘ 
has been made for th <a t the following a anigedieht and tied to, and — —s one here ; it is planted out, Wheat. It is aa hi very ary val 
pte Hedin’ Same ea deh hea has poe progenies covered wih ‘pretty white ge iy hss na in apt es gh secre of the ak a 
.3 8rd do., pl : p ; 2nd best do., plat : ododendron arbor a and is th uth of 
. te or 27 -, plate or | well ched, showi oreum hybridum, Tift. high, is the most common Whea 
hi es . 2s.; 4th do. > showing hundreds of of "Strack m the marke’ 
. The to be allowed to take plate or 1Z as. | gion, te Sve Sows, 80. Med. Deine patra cet aachone, Loe arg pig Durlach, and Manoheim The 
Tech A ving of Plants.—At th » e prize ae er § s, all han “y ——— specimen Whee fg 
ie decay: Pe Be 3 hae, ee Gree Peat Aha ee ers icaiaoe pobe cotiecthin of Cat 
tions “0, in com ted ‘ol Pelargoniums, Heaths, (good dwart of ‘Cameltias, 
; On the Lea sig bserva- | It must t treat ; ) all in health es ey : 
hat there is a di = ”? Tt is well kno such a noble ence f pers ‘a to Place and time of thes &| PFe- 52 Quantity | g 33 
sheddi ap ae Eo ave: rsity in the times of 1 of the world ; ‘and itis to | e plants from parts experiment. gBé vious S| of seed, and| 5 i235 
‘dding in individual trees of Teafing and | (who may be “justly be hoped the inhabitants of Sheffield [> =| crop. | =| time of 2 ne 
awthorn, Sycamore, H es of the same species; ¢. g- it up Hiberally. E agedg of their garden take care to keep iy  ilencsennee E gs 
mew char haan ae es omar ct | fee ee [ea ld 
: : e- flue. < * : much-im; / 
nme e earliest shed, the same individ of fuel, : acters hg! Ma very wth hilly halk rocks 5 | 10 M Tbs 
ime every year. Hence th Sarncthaes exe iethoe ee aca 1984s . t 60 | Clover | 1888! { “3. "Oce., }) 206 
iitantsi arises from th ~ st sparble ac mi this i caring Niger Vaurhall 4 with th jana im,onfiat}) 59 | Beet | 5 ee 
‘ ? silo’ i - 
which n, &c., or whether fro ee fie een ba? e sivance of = the Chrysanthem yee to that pert Mauer, on ei oth Oct. | 7° | 
chnstiate hat ee the less sure, as Se pteary flower, but however not chalk rocks. 1835 J 5 40 Meas. 
ent was Pp ysiologists call geen * Many of the new ype pee Wwe to Messrs. Chandler’s \ 27th Oct. 380 | 235 
late, and vi tried by graftin gt early Hawth ia, being Well filled Hes have almost ther ity of the Dah , the Same] 76 | Oats 15 Meas 
(about vice versa. The y dethnaed oi ne in the centre, and having the petals evenly Winmnersbach, thie saa! { Sch oct. $14 | 230 
Cartier eth cir, ae etre | Men eal eae sy coy p= Ra bp Se: } a {a0 
Many ‘ons hat it was a older varieties, among the recent’ smone’ the | Heidelberg, on fiat y 6th Nov. J 
ples "ee Such varieties “ase of ‘seedling variety.” the crimsons are brighter = We 7 Reuentdin, 5 dad . f tire ¥ } /660 | 240 
Sen ny ec, Wat of wild ‘own, not only of Ap- sent ye ci me a wae bv cu rake same °} 7s | maize {20501 { ,o, Mees | 
& OF leaf, form of grow! wild trees also, differing im | flowers, reli even ‘with ih ere clusters of orange or white Schrieshdiin, the } goth 2 ory 2a 250 
-y and also time of ri , colour and size of fruit, | masses, present fo oo and there ais, Ox criigt, | S=me- TOR” F200 | Rape | rsa if Meas. } {29 
expectéd t ripening. Tt was, the eye appearence net males ‘“vatioull auth Oct. § (72 | 230 
Gils hat there should be , therefore, to be eee ed carpet. ee Zoom ‘selection of the bes' y- | Leimen, the same . 45 | Rape | ¢ 7 Meas. 2} 
. Of leafing, the like, in respect of ooo © aN acre: Conqueror, & good ar 8" rsa) { 7b Get. 5 [oe | 22 
throw 5 foht the | ¥ vane me very igs Se ith ly incurved y) Mr. are ood intends 
a ¥ be bro rought mg.’” It y be, that and incurved; Goliath, aay “i Fp Sete fiat, | this Wheat toe late, as ——— this table, that we plant 
pee nee by any espe 3 r climates : originally 311 | the centre; Formosum, comes out pure white, but after mee planted earliest yielded by fe imate in whisk ss was 
Particr in e seeds rip < 16 hat, Ws ‘ompactum, well. small <t uce. 
a fe gh which, =a Meee 1p Wr ora ‘aniety; and Tavincible, erating with yenexed sake B hoe fast appeal . = a © go te 
Suited ich, out of d Pink: Celestial and Beauty, is. Brus | ™ against their go, but 
was a thinsar: ded oaks cgi cgg em: iney “have porn ne lilac pink, with the petals ay. very Soot, Nees a We believe, however, that ae oe may ed conclusive. 
ught, sothe try, €. to cold, some Guilled oon § Chancellor, Targe et pink; Floribundam, ig Se eerical state 
: , rem cing flowers : wil ble ¢ 
cats | Eats Seen egy ee coey Raes ah | Secreta te raha of the cope be culraten Bats gret 
. deep pink, fill ; 33 ; 
eee vel very filll; | tom than have entered into these tabi 3. 
es it addition 
er 
ing to ' ‘to wet, &c. Th som 
fros SO vegeta’ ‘ “ “cases, 
others bie eacngtionell my Taco tt frdta spring | He, ery eit pak 
; S ier flow precocious variety ; and King, pink, a slight 
™ 2 climate lowering eae enable a tree to ety; 1” | te, tower very dow cen, eur ana cares Cer cen- | to the particula’ 
a tehich & > ag n fruit | pestrimi : “son: Cain. ie p rs referred to in 
bers =. double : Ao bet : ore dr cies Wi was : 
giv en, Im 
as 
‘Op 
ther, 
respec! nate three Fur- | Périer, pretty ss fiat-petalled 
respecting scaionae ane t the common sopleian goon shows the yellow te fine dark , aan ) previo 
iGip frvia the ‘wots, .kato ing vegetation,—the | tipped a agree gh a, Caiyalan, sometanes ov nsgarlicndene career heat 
fs roots, through the a ae tipped with yeliow; Arago, buff andrea; ant >, Sommenimes | rain, suns at and cold, bates the amowzt 
twigs-—is groundlese; since #'8cion and | tae biel Treature, good double, eat ante? Gonancear, aoe aoubie | we should ch hare ¢ do which the crop sa 
=" P =; aaventee ‘yellow; and Goavion St. Cyr, | we el 
ne double, ineurved, orange with brown markings a meee. —— he value elements by which to _ ge ‘aioe 
. — yalnable with 
regard to any od oF forth 
stock, will be in leaf while the | q35. nable, Incurvets kee are several whose colours camot 
: be 
‘ie most oP oe a eran 
Fruite-—We un classed 
deretenst ; among which Minerva and small Brown 
~ Lonteabte rene Sorte Sd lated 5 non6 “reer i whan Yellow, withthe beck ofthe | 0 
at seats Horticultural Society ‘petals quite pink, and the latter is a dotthle brown flower " author speake very favourabk 
rsdn a from this ‘The Camellias are in 3 Te b, and ave perfected which is a variety of soci Bo winter Wheat 
dive than usdal quantity of flower-buds, which give rich pro- one a group that, on cccnt of its short 
? we ‘ed: 
— Sa 
be a 7 
regarded as one of the mothers of ‘mise for the ensuing Spring —. 
