THE GARDENERS' CHRONICLE. 



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th«re a dab of yellow, yonder a dot of pink, and just 



all good pictures the c< 

 offend the eye. [Cons 

 red and yellow Koyal 



fancy for massing on a grand scale should visit the 

 cyder districts j ust now ; though they are very beautiful, 



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they will not 



Been, since the faiture in the Potato crop, in the diffi- 

 culty that exists in endeavouring to persuade the people 

 to try some novelties in food. A pauper Englishman 

 will turn up his nose at a basin of Oatmeal porridge, 

 which a sturdy Scot or north countryman of the higher 



with a hearty relish. Indian meal (the staple food in 

 Madeira, some parts of America, &c.) has had but a 

 few admirers, even when its price was half 

 Wheat ; and the white Haricot Beans, which a: 



quite soft, when you must rub them through a sieu 

 and mash them up like Turnips, with a little milk 

 This forms an excellent dish, and takes up the gravy 

 liko niched lV.utues. H.iric::t Beans are also excel- 



would strengtheu the tu ax. Had well as to attend to the brood 



the money squandered uselessly in the time of famine store up honey in the fim-forrned^uf 



another tale aw this. A u'onth or tax weeks if 



being the same as Sir Robert Peel's plan, the merii 

 The Rake Hoe. -I beg to handy 



i riii* 



's plan, 



f well agreed 



a the length of the short teeth, 



length of the long teeth shown in the 



place for the last two or three weeks, and all of us nr 

 up by the roots, brings them better on the surface, anc 



a the surface after heavy r 



ground well, when 



op open and porous. I 

 will only add that this description of hoe could be made 



s of the Haricots render then 





usually produced in great prodigality, more especially 

 at the first period of blossoming, when it exhibits a 



nlight they have been 

 ; of April. When traim 

 ie open air, on different a 



S^wHTonMeLSn b86n iD fi0Werab0uta 



Sects rf the mt VCTy con8iderabl y from the 



Grown on arches in particular situations^ trainedT 

 S^set^lt^oriflusTllweTi **" effeCt " 

 » specimen of Laburnum! its 'I'^ateflowe^m^riS 

 t yellow rfjthe Laburnum proXH 



-The infSon' of Tewblood 



Um/wa/am/a) 



.11 Mr. Fleming's 



kept constantly stirred, and applied hot/ 20 *N 



sited imo it. 1 .v„;,;;„.;;x , " s ' ' nb &°> ^ 



Silver Beet a Substitute for Svinarh vl , 

 Silver Beet surpasses in flavour Erfl?* ^ 

 Beet is very hardy and -•' 



Cuthill. [This is^we presume, white {jSt/ J 



Verbena Pegs.— The following plan n»^ fZL'j 

 less troublesome mode of procuring pen WyJJUZi 

 &c, than the ordinary custom oi 

 out of old besoms or bundles of Fern. 1*7EM 

 the unpeeled thin ends of the Willow twin. «W^ 

 1 to 2 feet long, from the basket miwRRlS 

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require pegging you have only to take you buUu 

 sticks, and bending them in then** 

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he thick end in water, to prawn* : 



r a large garden, for about 6d. ; and if you nibjljj 

 sticks for tying up plants to. R. 



yields to no plant we hire fa tp. 



m e less 

 industry. It should be known that perhaps the half 

 the cells in a hive are not made lor the purpose 

 storing honey in ; they are 

 for rearing brood and holdi 

 Schemes adopted, 



re/found br< 



be any in the hive. This arrangement, though of 

 totehS£d n in P th t ^^ ^ PkCiDg ■ SgS 



at a distance from a wall or shelter of any land 1 



rho enters the garden. The above fact nuji 

 derable trouble, and encourage that iw 

 who have no means of keeping tends to 

 gh the winter, to purchase this delightful ph& 

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 ~~.v, [We presume this garden to be sandy, and ' 

 plain of their drained.] 



having been found sound, and another crop expowi I 

 injurious influences having been almost anaihtet 

 although the seed for both crops was selected prcoa- 





>w* hat tea* 

 I thegr*»*,» 



the combs below! "An" 



in the south near N I hi the hive than to have put it into 



Sestet •* • * home - But - ° - 



People talk of want of JmSLSt ^J^^L^ P roduce »™ be obtained by either" oW tLLS! 



::h, and 



England and Scotland 



K5U££ 



JSJ^SL 



produce will be obtained by either plan. The w 

 itrong colony ofbeTs, Sounder one queen.tifl 



very clearly shows the evil effects of bad 

 1 the latter. The same, however, happens to 



, which have ail the combs to n 



iting dampness. In confirmataoa of tins *"*" 



ped the disease, but the crop on an ^ wp £jLj 

 s field has been destroyed. It has been ^ 



thereby prevented the drying of the ground wj J 

 In a diseased crop of Potatoes, interrn^ «J^ 



the Cabbages, it was found that the poP*"^-.* 

 amongst the Potatoes was arrested, l* ®^*** 

 inferred that the entire removal of the M^T,^. 



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f rain didnot falTat a critical P e ™*Mj^*seva*J 

 -It. The effect will be the same in ej^ ^r * 



ie greatest Xn the crop is .aPP^Iiill \» * 

 'Jants under glasses, or in f^S^f 



. 

 ' they had been placed elsewher- 

 isease having occurred after a W 

 1Die th "d^ h * pUtrifyiDg Teric. The teal «J*S| 

 '. the fog with the disease has . b «_ OT ,^ D ofBtt*. , f ; 



