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INDEX. 



Glass case, temporary, notice of blocks for, to 



be built into walls, 431. 

 Gledston, Mr. George, his improved method of 



growing celery, 157. 

 Glycine sinensis, now Wisteria Consequana, 



on its beauty, &c, by Joseph Sabine, Esq., 



F.R.S., &c, 122. 

 Glycyrrhiza glabra, common liquorice, culture 



o'f, in Italy, 86. 

 Goldham, John, Esq., F.H.S., a distinguished 



florist, 470. 

 Goldie, Mr. John, on the culture of North 



American plants, including Ferns, 129. 

 Goldworth nursery of Mr. Donald, F.H.S., an 



example of order and neatness, 171. 

 Gooseberries, new sorts of, made public and for 



sale 74. ; select sorts for a small garden, 253. 

 Gooseberry Book of 1826, reviewed, 73. 

 Gooseberry shows held in Lancashire, Cheshire, 



&c, an account of, for 1826, by Wm. Dean, 



reviewed, 73. . 

 Gordon's Dictionary of Gardening, curious 



statement on the subject of producing varie- 

 gation in plants, 46. 

 Gordon, Mr. Alexander, on the merits and 



demerits of iron hot-houses for the culture of 



the pine apple, 291. 

 Gormanston, in Meath, some account of, 148. 

 Gorrie, Mr. Arch., C.M.H.S., his description of 



a dendrometer, 8. 

 , on the effects of 



heat and moisture on vegetation, 418. 

 Gould, Mr. Wm., gardener to Prince Potemkin, 



388. 

 Gourds, large, 92. 

 Grafting, dove-tail method, notice of, by Mr. 



E. Malone, 430. 

 , herbaceous, by the Baron de Tschudy, 



64. 

 Grafting of roses, an improvement on, by Mr. 

 ,. Calvert, of Kouen, 192. 



Granadilla, fruit of, ripened in a common green- 

 house, 232. 

 Granite rock, improvement in blasting, 467. 

 Grape, black Damascus, mode of setting the 



fruit of, 98. 

 — — black raisin, description of, &c, by 



Mr. Isaac Oldaker, F.H.S., 174. 

 Grapes and peaches, Mr. Haythorn's structure 



for, described and figured, 281. 

 Grapes, observations on a disease to which they 



are liable, and on the means of preventing it, 



by Mr. Daniel Judd, F.H.S., 190. 

 Grapes on an open wall in Dublin, 102 ; ripened 



in the open air, 92. 100 ; ripening in the open 



air in Scotland, 100. 

 Grass-banks, how formed by the Belgians, 227. 

 Grass lands, best mixture of seeds for, 69. 

 Green-house Companion, (advertised), 384. 

 Green Market of Edinburgh, 465. 

 Green, Mr., of Bear Park, near Lancaster, an 



extensive grower of early potatoes, 47. 

 Griffin, Wm., Esq., F.L.S., notice of his life and 



death, 255. 

 Grognier's Recherches historiqueset statistiques 



sur le Murier, &c, 78. 

 Groom, Mr. H., F.H.S., description of a tulip 



case and its uses, 307. 

 Groom's florist's flowers, (advertised), 126. 

 Gumiersbury House, Major Morrison, some 



account of, 362. 

 Halesia tetraptera, recommended, 34. 

 Hampton, near Drogheda, some account of, 



146, 

 Harding's Agricultural Library, (advertised), 



382. 

 Harding, Mr. John, agricultural bookseller, 



St. James's Street, life and death of, 381. 

 Harrison, Mr. C, F.H.S., on blacking garden 



walls, 421. ; on obtaining a second crop of 



melons, 414. 

 Harrison, Mr. Joseph, on the application of to- 

 bacco-water in the destruction of insects, 428. 



Hay, James, CM. U.S., two letters addressed by, 

 to Joseph Sabine, Esq., F.R.S., &c, reviewed, 

 338. 



Hayne's Treatise on the Strawberry, Raspberry, 

 &c, (advertised), 137. 



Haythorn, Mr. John, C.M.H.S., description of 

 a flued pit for growing cucumbers and melons, 

 &c, 279. 



Hazzi's Vomdiinger, &c, notice of, 79. 



Hedges, trees, &c, their management in the 

 Netherlands, 226. 



Hedychiums, on the cultivation of, by Mr. 

 Joseph Cooper, C.M.H.S., 420. 



Henderson, Alexander, Esq., notice of his life 

 and death, 255. 



Henri Quatre, Urbaniste, and other new pears, 

 by Mr. Braddick, 39. 



Hilbert, George, Esq., remark respecting, 423. 



Highland Society of Scotland, notice of their 

 meeting in January, 1827, 239. 



Hodson, N. S., Esq. A.L.S., on the botanic gar- 

 den of Bury St. Edmunds, 236. 



Hoe-fork, description and figure of, 65. 



Hoeing in straight lines, advantages of, 274. 



Hoe, Spanish, 233 ; recommended, 275. 



Hogg's Carnations, Picotees, Auriculas, &c, 

 (advertised), 126. 



Hogg, Thomas, his catalogue of carnations, &c, 

 reviewed, 75 ; (advertised), 384 ; his ideas for a 

 new plan of breaking tulips, 44 ; criticisms on, 

 379 ; his opinion on the uses of salt, 3. 



Hollis, Thomas, Esq., his burial in a ploughed 

 field, 481. 



Honey Bee, by Dr. Bevan, reviewed, 453. 



Hooker, Dr., and Mr. Lindley, query to, 448. 



Hookena Kicens, 228. 



Hop shoots, use of, as asparagus, in Flanders, 461. 



Horticultural fancies of the Belgians, 227. 



Horticultural Library of Ayrshire, notice of, 100. 



Horticultural Memorandum Book, description 

 and use of, by a country clergyman, 319. 



Horticultural and Botanical Society of Durham, 

 Northumberland, and Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 

 prizes awarded by, from August 1825 to August 

 1826, 91. 



Horticultural Society of Aberdeen, prizes pro- 

 posed for 1827, 353 ; meeting of May 1st, 1827, 

 465. 



Caledonian, meetings 



from June to September, 1826, 97 ; October, 

 1826, 236 ; prize subjects for 1827, 237 ; meet- 

 ing for March, 1827, 352 ; April, 474. 



of Dumfries and Gallo- 



way, meeting for December, 1826, 99. 



: , Ghent, 88. 



— of Glasgow,'origin of, and 



Highlands of Scotland, 



objects, 98. 



remarks on the establishment of, by Mr. John 

 Cameron, 31. 



-, Jamaica, notice of their 



meeting in November 1286, 350. 



. -, Ipswich, meeting for 



May, 1S27, 473. 



Ireland, July meeting, 



102 ; April meeting, 469. 



Lancaster, meeting for 



April and May, 1827, 472. 



London, first report on 



the experiments carried on in the garden, to 

 March, 1825, 200. 



-, hints respecting 



their proposed catalogue of esculent vege- 

 tables, 441. 



-, medals given by, 



meetings for 



to the provincial societies, 359. 



Sept. 5, 19 ; Oct. 3, 17; Nov. 7, 21. 103, 104 ; 

 Dec. 5 to Feb. 20, 241 ; March 6 to April 17, 

 356; May, 469. 



notice respect- 



ing the defalcation of Mr. Turner, the Assist- 

 ant Secretary, 105. 



