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rtion of the stock — Annual saving on 1000 yards; besides savi z mons = 
man — "3 — or early in Nov — ber, dis. pense ofcleaning the aba bef ore painting, and * . black ts, a 
IF the soil to make way for plenty of good ne prea is maei facia b aN los the sun and an in With round bushy heade, This 
rong roots and replant imme- | iron fire-ba arrow (price 3}.), w. L by the use 2 of the the Teil 2 em antal to get to the soil, and also much 
The advantages of this mode of treatment are the work a supply of fuel, and oa rat all times be pyré close to i a — the fruit, $ by ee its is 
` tness of fine > J Dest kee fruit from bein 
ag yr iran of plant, without suekern hiteetural sereen separates the dress ground. Plasbed with d tand in heavy rains, s 
bloom, — — a et : — che kitehen garden, and forms an entrance to it. 8ing is ever suffered on the fruit tree border, or among 
Emme ane favourable to the growth of the On the left wing of this screen rvatory, and | Raspberries Strawberries. soil is 
is n management, with Ithough of considerable dimensions (£9 feet y loosened with a three-pronged fork, but then this 
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; yet mi ) a À eet), plants cannot possibly present a kindlier repeate ‘requently, to admit of free atm 
— of late spring — d — inca aia dp er aspect. The New Holland plants and Or range Raspberries and Straw berries are all dressed in 
mall youn he Rose, trees, which were turned ont into the beds, were in with a decomposed compost of rotten dung, tte leaves? 
piam very mT prevent the untimely —.— 88 beer, health. The climbers which were trained up | Ke, which improves "the size and quality of the frait 
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the stocks sufficiently strong, before b budding m 5 ae ee were 
— a e head of Roses without ri . 
stake, Thus — the trees would 
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every possible variety, prineipaty i in pots, for the pur. | % great 
pose of keeping up a blaze of bloom in the i immense 
— so many waving bouꝗ H. Bowers, | conser t ttache i i 
God alg, Bares. fin G many standard Wi Nag a er, ed to the mansion, as well as in the 
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r consideration; and, although we are an- immediately forked over. The salt used in ‘Agriculture, 
i fered 8100-9; fopi high in the stem, nually in the habit of seeing those magnificent produe- | Which costs 12s. Gd. per ton, is at which employed, 
pea 2] tions, which are the admiration of all who visit the | M4 it is applied at the rate of about 4 Ib. to 1 lb. pe 
laben on Hillocks:—It is a practice = me as London exhibiii 25 
Won as I turn the co cows out to Grass in the spring, to seen Pat Te among them superior to the plants culti- besides it keeps down eNA which in this j juicy country 
"ag e would devour every gre f. 
Miscellan ous. 
School Cardens.— In the immediate neigh 
of Nottingham are an immen enone email g 
occupied and — by all grades of s$ $ 
with a most laudable and praiseworthy feeling the 
to friends connected with the High-pavement Chapel Boys’ 
Sunday School have purchased two.of these inclosures, 
in each of which is a commodious summer ho One 
of these 3 “os cultivated by the elder boy the 
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* aa — . em according to their own fancy, a small 
portion of each being devoted to flowers. diligenc 
and a bility displayed by these youthful 
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d veniences, as well as indifferent soil and a cold drizzling | duri — summers, and with truth ean say 
y offer, Eog dig a 2 1 re aa climate. For such an immense establishment, — we — highly badete with them. The Onions, Let- 
Up With ashes, pla e ki b i tuce, Celery, Carrots, Potatoes, &e., were excelle 
weit üa: tut in the inter e ee feel oblige 4 by kitchen garden is extremely 2 ae, not exceedin , Celery, Carrots, Potatoes, &e., . nt, 
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ner, Boe Hall, Yo ork, Oct. 24. become imperative to resort to every expedient to | grown, and this year the crops of London, Com 
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Bebiews. Although the garden here is in every sense of the word sr seen, either at 28 z elsew . : — 
A owna bei a kitchen garden, it may nevertheless be traversed by | these boys always endeavour to obtain, either of s 
metre ag ie RS nd pi AA 17 . ladies in any weather, s0 perfe ogee — im . or ay certs bes t Tre, pe zt me 5 conn vea 
~4 insi se gardens, cite emulation, a veg 
„T. Webb, eet by the are the walks. Sen alleys inside ers from the | wi e 
an Coleman, Bi other” 1 dki the general eral appearanee, and enables the work- . cares! 12 Pte Arye the best 
patna’ Peo URE AYO man to pags to and fro in a cleanly manner; scrapers lag pene in 5 well as Aeg stands of. Pan- 
are also placed at — opening. These things, how- sies, Ver collections of an 
ever ss 2 ma l are 3 necessary flowers . ene, or bouqu Pag as then ane called by 
to good gardening. Dos many expedients which | some, These exhibitions of youthful skill and industry 
Mr. Fl hes * — “elt “vith “the view of economising | are well attended ; 
ae ee ia 2 A excelle: — — is that of Rules of the Hawk wkhu — Th ardener? —— ing Library.—At a 
12 districts, into Meetin Schoo — Aer 1847, it was 
aty 18 naturally divisable, sh ng at wn ing un | aoe resolved, 1. That Gace shall be a societ; y form 
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le, showin 8. 1 the best Kind of Pears which b d The Hawkburst Gardeners ’ Circul Library, 
as. has been erto ascertained, what Ne Bybee bre tr ined vere. literally loaded with f, fruit. 2. Each ch —— shall subscribe 10d. a month, or 28. 6d. a 
been found, and what are presu med: to be aartcr. 3. That the officers of — society shall . — of a 
hag compartment Th E t da ti is Independent of the ving of roo my these a walks 3 urer, aiia an, and Secre meeting 
: n = ae afford a most de clightfal retreat in ‘tot a d scorching | pe held from m 8 till 9 o'clock, fro om Laiy-day ta Michaeimas, and 
; f ady-day, on 
Sone of the walks that are not ached 0 over | Ween oe r 
be h the last 
acy F ore tine to Many of | annual mecting f or rising the m Aa 
ie mits, 3 merely on the largest and best kinds of Pears require some such person not a gardener PEDE iy meenen Oy ret of 
å manual for the student. We hail there. | SUPPONI, for when planted. out simply as standards, a by the socicty at n m That a be — — 
ensure, the eee ee eee of wind frequently shakes off the fruit long „ jew ag ä 
eee seg before it is ripe for gathering. The best sorts of Apples | librarian an d secretary, $ That this library shall be 
— med to trellises i to 
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com 4 which m for a cylinder, Horticultural and Agricultural B 
mensurate with the small E A of Fe ee peats eet dee oot ist — i shall be sold — — * mibers rhe ae hen — Thai be 
3 — 5 8 that these trees scarcely eve — hold 3 for —— — aue shal 
roduee ha If a crop until they were taken up bodily have been round fo all the t members at member ceps 
Garden Memoranda. sad dhe the whole of the borders conereted ; the few fruit | ing a book longer than spe 1 nyt . shall 
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v Meontinued Jrom p. 703. si may be that were produced previously were generally hard and be fined according! iy. pans That a member » not paying! his sub- 
extensive grounds are all | gritty, and destitute of flavour; now, su ee e as tho, shi of hres mopy 17950 such 5 Such member abali ba 
x 5 — cattle. — or this 11 reg very tree, whether Apple — — 4 not paid at the ‘expiration oF aix mont behalf and 
re employed and t- ; lat Trentham as p Young, Treas Taplin, ; 
as objection — E scaly k = is as much a aia wets weet not the case, vexation, 7 p 2 — —.— me oes se N. B. e en as money or 
rr cintment, and labour wasted would be the result. | books, will be thankfully received by the Society, 
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t in common use, is not only | of the e have compelled Mr. Fleming to adopt Galena of Operations 
use the galvanic action every m 8 that n possibly be suggested to keep ‘or g Wer.) 
two metals. Boiled oil and all the — ‘of a frui fy wa —— 
the rustier the ex and sh ack. ant structar 
is laid on. The following | prowth and facilitates the ripening of 1 T wes essential is the inttoduetion of the crude ene oleae 
seta or me third Stockholm t ailing ee do ae a arw later — rally fogs of November, 80 fatal * 
2 ockholm tar ing until the frost e > t enemy to Hen’ in an — system P , into the 
setae Tie w th 1 destroyed half the young wood. The es be rariffed prior to its entrance ini 
, * y air low the hot- 
Seed, bail 9 abrasi ere, meier both in de conservatory a vata a mE tho baek of the house, is 
superficial yards, — = the soil to cure — ae a "Phis ta e e would se . — 
e ge any Fak | aut d under every walk and alley. Ei dii setivity in its circu 
3 € in kieh intersect | es air, a oane yave perfected 
Would be about Gd. i la . 5 tributarie a” tion. Restrict water to all plans 
* ee e, their growth ; withhold it e. ‘bulbous plants, 
