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stantial being gained over shallow plouguing, What is the — — would be certain, there would be — — 
wanted is а deep cultivator, something that will dig or control o cts, Societies. : 
trench land as well as a spade, and more . well pruning g and ts ining; ae e tlie addition of hot-water | 
аз economically. What would the skilful husbandman | pipes the of ea of fruit might be. pro- o- | INNEAN, Dee; 20;— Posti м 
at Lois Weed to a steam seratcher ? much long n extent 3 we little think of, to say John Diekinson, Esq; was 2 in tlie Фа 
suspect that he would hesitate before he paid tlie carriage | nothing of superiority іп size and flavour; these; then, | following papers i fellow The 
of it from London to Towcester, eyen were it a free are matters not to belightly passed over. Walls L have | Weevil of the Vine and its Parasite, " 
- seems to me that all cylinders, be they armed always looked upon as rude contrivances for bringing It appeared, however, from an Itali 178 Curtis, 
as they may, py prove ineffective ; they may cast earth to perfection the fruits or vegetables of warmer elimes, passages of which were tra anslated by Mr. арың; Some 
backwards, as a rabbit when га burrows,- but there can | and I: do not hesitate to -— that if they were totally the: supposed p pee Lips Bennett, 
disregarded other and better appliances would soon be af what is called the “alternation of generations» — 
be no evenness in the work, nor any su such depth attained | 
as really good — у libe. that of Mr, Smith, for devised. We gro in iin Pines than. those. of the. Notes. on- the. Natural) Order Отона ty f. 
i Th ore deseribe well enough | West. Indies, and Tel н ъа, than those: of the Berthold d Seeman. It was stated that Dr. 
that a good must possess, and pear Continents ; why then should we not surpass t the — the credit of having first t distinguished mme 
are—a lift, a s aei and: a jerk; the lift to gen of America and the Pears of Jer sey? J. Steven as a separate order, and his views wers Стево 
impetus, the plunge to the soil, and the jerk to cast |gardenee to t the Earl of Durham, 2 Castle. i ja etalile r 
; e. i init rs diagnosis there given was, liowev. 
human icm — in digging, and to this alone on the plan I suggested for the better management of 1 0 ern ee, EI L Ce 
mechanicians limit their attention. We have fruit and kitchen gardens, as а little corr e and did n ri ehe comprise the 
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imitated in manufacturing processes, and it will be dis- lead to a thorough knowledge of the subject. In reply single leaves,. ‘sid a Bard alice trt 
creditable to impln-nt makers if tliey fail i to imitate, to * Thorp Perrow,” I would remark that I am perfectly which are found only in опе species. 
the human frame. sp d i eeman i ni : 
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last paper are beaten by one I can vouch for, Реа ch and Néctarine rees will do well, and bear "good Crescentiacec chiefly: bscur in the: tropical: and, i 
Many irm since a pde of "ilie old school, was Коран» ж, p this a general thing How. many can bear tropieal regions of America and Africa, one id 
i of. Amyris polygama from Italy, which hie. test о the-contrary, за after * = | being found in Asia, and. "none in Europear Аш 
ervey d showed (not however in на tos Бейт sil iii in cog — to produce a crop. Se — ee are. ee cultivated, and 
gers as Amorous Polyga | Pear as ripening their fruit, and bei of re) 
Rbodialendron vj 9 at the: | quite = нден Е а wall in the North Riding of York- World. The order! ‘comprises about 30 species, А 
ined tenderness.of this plant, even at 3 shire, ripen in many places on standar espaliers ; distributed C 3 b tinis ich. Dr, Seeman 
which Mr, ан has kindly recorded. It blossomed | indeed, 1 have seen the Marie Louise per bocca fine proposed two. sectional орша . 
with me for the first time last Jong; producing eight: on standard tter flavoured than those of the same tlie first tribe саана A i ч 
heads of flower upon wood which, had been formed Sort on the south side of а wall. “Thorp Perrow" persistent, regular, five-cleft 
the previous winter, and it has not yet begun thinks a Pear tree out xs place under at blema, y qom 
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qux ретй Its habits differ altogether from any other | artificial means must be used to render it fruitful ; 
species with which I am —— ct as it s in this may be said of any fruit tree under gl 
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m. it, and twice: nearly killed it by, keeping it in the Perron in inqui res, aa are we to WY 8 
se in autumn. id- | Vegetables, winter Salads, &c., if we dispense with w. 
from 1 Ике d June, and in the | І would say that orchard. houses are just the —— 
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efore it returns to the stove, I allowed one head. of &e., I wovld sooner plant them in an open quarter of the. tation, and a truly unilocular iat a as ап examination 
lowers to remain till the seed ripened, which it did garden, 8 the ground is properly prepared for ih 2 ен bar will show ; but hens paar wed 
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peculiarity of possessing an external . 47 7 r eoa p sided protection, a harbour or filth Fe vermin. | tli 
unlike that of a Walnut, whieh ы» off almost en: — corresponden t thinks it difficult condemn 75 «sl 
some days before the dehiscent capsule opened. ox | Peach and Neetarine e trees, L'am ‘eat of his рибо, on the latter a 
R som | that point ; it would be unwise to destroy existi trees. true Bi 
arbarossa, dc,—In some MS; p and Walls simply to make a тй пре, at the same time the that after invi 
bo ex Hal garden, 2 ш November, 18 39, i find | boats Mime uh worth ря та Ruel 2 of those who | 2 7 felt A that tlie 
followin, In one o ineries some unri contemplate a erations. James Russell, Exo à ble, & vend the genus Oxy 
ofthe Wortley Hall Grape was hanging, which in зе King's Road, ipie И cto ев do oniace ni 
close oney's | 
» 1 led 's ‘Eshcollata | i А notice, at р. 820; of belongs he Myoporacer, ење ‘allied 9 8 i 
N n growinzat Thor errow, as well as the my hav: P iid to атпа _ Truffles, I 15 ia 
£ isin at Kiplin, The wood and leaves are also lik: | tieulars of our proceedings last (2) E — so called: eni in the Infusoria 20 — 
del at Hornby Cast This mpost, two parts g arden Spend 00 Alge, by A. Hen In the course of observa- 
Т жари А mind a suspicion І have for some part . leaf-mould, principally tions on the m pie Alge, espeeially in invest, 
at the Barbarossa Gra rape, which has Beech leaves; part pit sand (such as: is site lim tions of the effeets of reagents om the tissues and ce 
E much uneertainty asto 
ume bes: extolled as a late e is not unlikely | | wr s 2 9555 or silver sand. As to situation and n contents, Mr. Henfrey had 
& new name. Will planting: In a rough Oak plantation we took off th e real existence of the colours 
2 one йө hes fruited tl tie Barbarossa Grape, favour turf half spit thick, and m april the soil 18 inches. objects, — that Ross’s lenses of exelent 
bed OF piy ; Gardeners’. Chronicle with a. descrip. deep; filled tliis place with the poo on and made drills defining power had 
med oliage, sad: wood; D e tell us 9 inches apart and 4 inches deep. In these rw din we. v light taking place in —.— minute bodies, seii 
origin | y 1 ' inch 
no ri e it, eannot be too ex- covering 
grown ; if inferior, the fact. cannot be too the whole with c compost, replacing the үт Pigg colour arises from. n. р 
23 Grape is highly little furrows to act as drains and carry o the 1 direct. attention the el 
Pre Fruit Cata ? has any produeed w what is figured in "pt reet ii Ghia experienced “to author, a to theatre 
8 shld siso be glad of any in- John Disney, the Hyde, Dée. 26, 1858. ite set doser bed. hy enor ев 
Some superb Cranes x, in Hin Hamburk)  Zransnlanti $us sorin ar rst 
tonem, quiae aine 'exbibite dat Bri ton. und 8 rome of your ing Sid rn Balt аа ава, тыс ores and 
me to be quite distin e its ques. eared to be removi with facili d Wee кон! Mr 
BW. [We know that the Rabens ne [арада the soil away. Dear iw mem, en "Ey r 
brought from Como by Mr. Mark Philipa] ee dias sufficient for, the roots, and allowing it to become. Chiawidomones 8 
a frozen. "The tree may then be removed entire without | equently found. several red eben 
uere; " — гий. — The enclosed. (bits of branches, injury. I have myself m ed hie: plan’ individual, we all, m which, however, vided! 
m А s — without leaves) have been with perfect success, but the seasons of late Dead A ought into, f He lad : nto dle 1 
ее a th) — several Gooseberry have te too mild for it, and I have therefore had’ colourle 
8 ы ami rdens lere. 1 have sent no opportunity of practising it till this year; and 
- —— instance of the mildness of the last night the ball of earth, left only yesterday round — 
— ста two. ien with more a 32 Pear tree, became 80 completely frozen as to 
ав peas, The weather has been verv mild Lon] age 2 pL TP {0 remove it with the earth round it (near 
ry mild until this. 2 bushels) without difficult i 
ee and e, Des 82 e т, 
a tens : А [freely in the open air in. Dorset and Somerset om e. іс colour, It was 
again. itina: iar am рї € contrivances brought three plants to my place in December last oit xn devoid of 8 * 
inelined: to substitute — — seems when they were in full blossom, They are now beauti- 5 ae attention to the position which 
Neetarines, Apricots, Ch for Peaches, ful specimen plants in full blossom against a wall am mp 
а erries, Plams, Figs, &c. "Font ell s been thus led to 
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s correspondent thinks that an ard Observations have been called for by tlie remarks of ites of Boats. 
s Alpha“ (see p. 821), who speaks. of V. Andersoni as Notices of 
green: of 
them to the tame ° extent D^! Arundel а Neapolitan — Neapolitan Homans serum c ay 
d houses. The questi ` p the Brugmansia. being A Narra Travels on Amazon 
be, to whit. extent. cupit ercharl "ore seems to me to | shrub in my garden last year; this peur it has been with an jet of the Native Tribes, and 6 72 
or walls? It is clear —— S to be sub- maga t, and was not ай by frost till about a upon the Climate,. 3 Natural Ийе Cor 
d exch ind can only | when it was hung with hundreds of wers. A Valley.. B, R. Wallace. 4 
respective locality, ‘ip eg depends on atone G Gr omo] at? and. it: wants no: eare; Jacky: — : ber 
altitude, soil; situation, Gg. ert no one то id bui "азе : — gossip: about small dl 
— wild animals shot or . 
coneei «t 
ta ey ses to be lar Sleds Iu ;|tüguese Vio I 
by oe чийто f t grows strong, with —— queden think 
Mr. Russell's" the or walls; b by. flowering in autumn and s е 1 train will we 10 
cost ot erection would be for edgings. &. pring. At Florence it is used ‘es азо overall da Their tasten ИШ" 
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much cultivated in Italy, and at Na ples tag peret а the domestic : 
, — then lost again, , as V 
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