B. 
THE GARDENERS CHRONICLE 
JAN. 99, E 
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I have [ have traced the gal 1 from the root to the stem, 
Larch and Spru sir and I have, somewhere, 
ang ba tree, with the 
nearly to the 
ter the trunk of the tr 
me time i arg that the | 
overcrowding of t 
whereby — side 
increases t 
ured ; less d is mad 
be, and it is consequently much less 
I 80 that what 
not universally true, for the gale at Chri 
which were sana * oldest in 
m to pieces. C. W. Strickland. 
say that I — ever observed a Tare h tree, 
and covered with live branches from | f 
to all 
о while an the sam entirely ro 
at the heart. The , I sh hould think, ‘was dox С 
years old, and measu in diam 
| exes 
ie фен” 
old birds 10d. per score, young 
s 3d. Md score ; of t 
ring him boun und to ie 
it detecting any other bird tha 
quently, I should say if a А 
lling the e payment, it does 
— destructive birds. H. H. 
but was 
an en or 
crimina 
Soriettes. 
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TICULTURAL, Jan 
the I The „зен ne 
occasion were rdy wi 
— * English һ G 
aried salad.” The o only set 
Strangways' place in 
and ad mild as he season has e 
a, the 
rnettya mueron ata, Yue 
grandiflora, 
not include 
| maeranthum, stil 
flower, Edwardsia macrophylla, — hren “officinale ; - 
Hellebores. Hydran ge 
— Arbutuses, the large — flowered 
ones 4d. per score, and | succulent, which also ratte | n window plant 
we T: a demand, con- | pellucida 
blue blossoms "of the little Gucci acaulis, 
| flowers from the garden consisted of 
u fra 
eu keen 
eggs, 
an aet of — exist Chimon 
lude indis- | florus ; Jasmin 
har 
t this ‘season 
formis, the red and vii — of — 
plants” (cut lyrea obliqua, 
the “ ач 
emet st 
r flowers 
of hard yw 
m ( —— one from the Society’s Garden) eam came — which, in addition " — 
n. W. F. in Dorsetshire; 
everywhere been, we o think spec 
ing the following names of — — 3 it contained wi 
d with interest. Fore ong them were 
ican Fuchsia bin: ату coloured; the 
apan n Epimedium 
l in 
alba, with the Te 
T 
and pans s 
viz., 
um nu 
ardy shrubs we have 
Lonicera ч рне a — e bush, n 
t-scente rabis alpina, Erica e 
argentea, Cory 
the 
ranthis hyemalis, — 
Laurustinus, — ау * called 
. E 
ula, the common 
e tiful blue —— _ Geum 
tarica ra, 
kind), common single red Camellia, which grows 
as, 
and 
anmed Gal 
Snow 
cuses, 
12 
e 
in thi za ness. проп ж which o 
was grown is a light 3 — upon ar dh 
m 4 subsoil, situated about 400 feet above the 
dness 
y rries m а full 
many other things are equa lly forw I 
have bad several of — lifted, in order to 8 pos 
progress, which I have no doubt will have the desired 
effect. & 2 Perdisw 
Roots * Seed. 
article on this seien at p. 23, itoccurred to me that in 
. was in the habit of seeing the 
or their early Cabbages, cut off the 
Cabbage d they i mci for seod from its 
and place it in some MOS 
1 own support ; ho 
tion to form 
pe 
and s 
[tem "X ee springing from the old stool. 
e deir in for mar 
ket 
ing, | 
ong 
„ Ke. — Should Abelia | 
it will prove a 
the 
Ackro: 
—0n reading the 
cottagers, Bedford 
parent stem — 
in 
oom Cele Mr. 
ts Radi [s 
N 
Apples, for which a Certifi 
as 
| Summerfiel 
Park. Its flowers were whi 
The Banksia — wesavarded —— 
meds — ots eut flow 
to 
ere fro 
TH 
| 
‚ 87, 
the; ey w — pla nts, a 
ut 
An — 
shown by 
— »- — Park, 
not eligible te to ‘compete 0 or the — chien 
a Banksian Medal was awarded for 
west of 
Tokay, w 
Black Hamburgh ; and Mr 
grown * 1053 and a — 
uite ripe and well-colo d, from Y ines 
tarted, we believe, in Septetiibur last. 
offer 
best Grapes — — Fleming, of Trentham, ‘oho 
ood bun 
Alexandria, Black — and the white 
a 
ungarian 
well here A ‘Tokay, and present at rh a 
. Forbes, e 
burn Abbey, bunches of the same Mim 
unch, this year 
— too late for competition, the rule being that «every. 
f 
gentleman, 
The: 
's produce, 
—— were 
arrived 
Aubrietia deltoiden, -— ila maria and mam 
lata, Coriaria Nepalensi — — Andromeda 
— Po olygala — amzebuxus, and Collinsia Мей 
d varied ‘salad, 
4 near so 
mon garden kinds; Chervil, and Deptford oa 
making in all 24 varieties belonging 6 species. 
Potters of t Books, &x. 4 
(Williams аш and Norgate ) —With ti | 
botanical newspaper has bee een s = 
Bonplandia. 
nn, now res: 
filled w 
of them mperial 
of its two hun | 
Н а, s ЕМ (Pamplin. We are happy 
to anno e sixth part of thi” 
ith a у report o 
Academy of Sciences, 
eeting."—Two e ent silat, quite e 
y 
11 Teach thing that my be ahmed in the Paris market, were 
e by M 
furni чут 
Sutherland, int Trent 
— gr. to — Бано 
oaks. Mr. Fleming had blan 
e cen 
ched Chieor 
Radishes, Wood's 
American: Г T 
y different fro: that usually so 
a —— of Sion House Cucumbers, Malta and 
y frame Mus 
Cress (a 
ces, 
— 
shes, Corn Salad, cur 
—A very good Envi 
was shown 
e Pi 
I 
Dend 
1-4: 
À new 
eld, gr. to 
than Keens' 115 
M erdt eut 
or sparrows, after the following rate: 
for 
At 18 heath, for which a enis of M 
trim the charmi a blooms : was sent ы 
and ready for — — the judges two hours before 
=: 
ора, at Cheveti hie Park, 2 
ту; 
and other Endive, Watereresses, white and red Turn 
tard and Cre 
r. Smith, gr. to F. Худр Esq. sof Black. 
equal to any- 
Duke of 
importa 1 8750 tematical work; it is d 
species ‘of Cheilanthes апа. Onyehium SU 
number of admirable plates executed . practis 
gr of Mr. Fite 
Swift and — By Lord Je! 
Batavian 
rnip 
merit ; Mr. Fleming es 
icory, f Cucumbers, Lettuce, an 
beat Mr. Fleming in cas P 
Endive, Radis 
fermi us 
Mr. Irn 
Ven- 
ess 
large-leaved kind, mae 
em orn Salad, 
niversity at К, 
are тч аге т. “а treated of іп Mr. 
pamphlet, hereafi 
veller’s Library, No. 
idee 
tunate selection, admi rable яв 
dson a vapid inni, and “the sooner sia — 
— — are стоса the better, ; 
he third n aa А Dr. Hooker's Flora b^ 
(to. а Co.), has just appe di 
contains 20 c6 — 90 Jute of — and carris 
as the commencement of idace®. 
'ard's 
Forest and Fireside — by "Westby: Gibson 
Aylott te Co. 4, all ‘volume of of graceful | 
the Lak 
to which w 
Garden Mem а. 
GuNNERSBURY Park, тне Skar or BARON DE 
CHILD.—The ee entrance is on the north 
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