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Speer: to Бе а good keeper. A Banksian Medal was , FS otite 8 0 t oks os m ii prc rm TTE UM 
А ана Ше plauts,—Messrs. Lane fami ighed € 390 " ——1 ^-, rÍ ame 
Em in tbe shape of good s iB Fas Saramats in Japan t is kin te y, 
P wey ees of R. campanulatum, a „variety of the same called | 7 Hooker's Icones Plantarum, Vol, X. PartI. (Pamplin): plant has.no apparent relation m the eod words. of 
General Napier, and a, Шек ik busb, P Mp qug. ornamented | ч. AA fed ei PUE егпа, executed Koempfer. Lambert, who had seen some drawing by.a. 
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e of pamena Pere doen. account to their correspondents às guides to the kind of бше Mr. Fortune, чү ever, i 
which given at 239 ra last чех i Naatan ее w which it is desirable tọ procure for ornamenta Kong, eao 2 arbe announce Ps acit pos vae ion 
—From мро, Henderson, of Pine-apple f © à Lareh found in the Central, Northern, and Eastern 
four pots of the. hardy, yellow flowered, se The. Entomologist's. Companion. Н. T. Sisin provinces of China ; а very beautiful a — па doubt 
Patagonian Violet called pyrolæfolia, an аана (Van V. haer врт edi vcn Иш киш. ЖЯ of. this can. perfectly hardy. The cones. when. у id 
the коке diss in. the төй oral leaves | rite ia ealonlaiad to deesive the purchaser : it should | РУШУ, huc exceedingly: brittle. m feeit i: S 
e whi [m Us forit | have sin rom. see 
which eover the flowers, адд not in the ic mid Чеш relates n лоо меъда, except the tiny mei "n Оюм. of Turnham € Green, we сас ра 
selves, which. аге. su Small ies Collectors o of such insects will find i$ "бетте ; to others ascertain e plant is altogether unlike any. 
from lo Messen A ara vr a с was ава ap for жы» эел шош plani prerio disco маю, Ре Атаң 
Violets,— mbe.& Pince received a sim е exactly those of a common Larch e leaves are. 
award for Calceolaria Aje a dwarf, shrubby, bedding | Neills Fruit, Flower, and Kitchen: Garden. (Black) | very slender, clustered, deciduous, from 14 to 2 inches. 
kind, каа бт. its great trusses of brown and | has. reached а. fifth, diio. edes the. care.. of. Mr. | long, and leave behind them P psniagonel scar, the. 
yellow d ich require no sticks to support чене ч ofthe Museum of the. Highland Society. e, which is rounded. off. 'The 
ien, owing to its shariy habit, It was stated to be from | The favour with. which the little work has been received | about E inches long, and 2i in hen in. in diameter, with. 
Sultan, crossed wi iti t : 
m n say th ittle 
‚ gr. to H. Davies, Esq., reeeived а Certificate of сы s н. this is the best he can select. flat, cordate, narrowed ADS toan ren point, and 
Merit for a very finely flo wered olum tricolorum, | on an average rather more than an- inch longs ati 
covering most. completely. a. cireular wire trellis some, Тһе fourth part of M, Vp coni Botany of H.M.S. | base is. a minute acnte serrulated braet. The.seeds are. 
4feet in diameter.—From Mr. Gaines came Rhododen- Herald is before he plates are = А eon as | exactly the size.of the scales, two of them occupying the 
dron, aureum, R, dilectum, and the «з boul usual, h and - ister Pasas, which relates to the Isthmus| whole inner KC with their wings—rectilinear 
a of e interesting facts in addition Y» ey touch, and cur d with the curvature. 
Certificate: of Merit à — —Mr Lone of | | to its Tape iati value. For na re е aretold| of the scales on the external edge. The least. ойк 
Chingford, Essex, received VA simil: — for a that the wood of some Melastomads is ре 6 used Ee od to break. up. the. cones, when the scales 
рр, к Epidendrum, S ordianum, — Messrs вага, for building. бетини and that the leaves of Cono- | asunder, adhering. very loosely in a. bunch by "- 
Ackson, of Kingston, poe Niger i attri - speciosa are ed for-washing di The | woody t of whi : 
serrulata, Chysis bractescens, Ceres ары six small ў Apple and гача Guavas are reduced, after. each. seale into the axis of the strobilus. 
plants of Lycaste te Skinaeri, all. in і, в Turnerads areunited to.Passion-| Mr. Fortune, like Kæmpfer, calls this а Larch, And 
llum, and. Vriesia speciosa, ie latior deris two | flowers, through the intervention of a new genus called| so. itis, if deciduous leaves can messis во, t one. 
rbliehia, describe a good-si ini i is 
і -feather-like isa of searlet inflorescence, which, | Erb as the.essential char of a .coneg. 
in addition to brillianey of colour, remains а v very long | height of 30ft. and more, The Composite | аге from the | with persistent ара while in this nt they аге во. 
time in perfection, А Certificate of Merit was of Mr. Steetz, who we. regret to see cannot divest | deciduous that it is arcely possible to make them hold. 
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awarded for this and. the. Dendrobe,—M. Dobson, of | himself of the bad. German habit of attaching to every | together, In the latter Prid reis V iren agrees 
Woodlands. Nursery, Isleworth, contributed.eight Cine- | supposed novelty-a long Latin deseription, four-fifths of | with. the. Cedars ; but its leaves are not evergreen ;. 
raris, well flowered and ski © cultivated, for which | which are superfluous. It as onishes us that men of | and фаль ka peculiar Aei okA hendad ари 
a Certificate of Merit was awarded ; and four pde of а — real talent as the German- botanists should be | оѓ the cones.corresponds with nothing yet known among 
vari i an nable to: Йез ut the immense distinction between | Cedars or an Тө. form of Abies. We are, therefore, 
derson, es the Wellington Е - ee у чэй pisini uid рїесівіоп. unable ө vg рне it should. be regarded as none a 
Wood, a Gesneraceous-looking. t of no beauty, Lare к Cedar, or more а Cedar 
called Seiadocalyx Warszewiezi, and along with it a note | Untersuchungen саг den Вам und die die Enteickeiung der| This, howev er, is certain, that the rash is e of de. 
infimating that they had also forwarded some Cycla-| Baumrinde: Von Dm. J, Hanstein. 5 рр. vi жу: ‹ interesting v which the Eastern A tie Flora hag, 
mens (one of the subjects fòr which special awards were | 300 108; tab. в" Beriin. 1853. yet produced 
c^ Lon this occasion), but through some unexplained -WE can. give. little more than the title of t this- еш, . I——M— — — 
Bo deer a arrived. — The. other subjects Which gives a he structure of 
p the Society for this meeting were in general, accompanied by some е excellent fim в; а, FLORIGULTURE. : 
ilovers an and uocis "the former- none made | Subject of the: greater importance, as it is. generally Focnsus .— These ar» enerally grown оп what 
ppearance,. pa of the M М M only neg'ected more than.other.points of structure by тт D e termed the one: year s3 risen of к кзз, for 
year's growth from the 
ld Sema (the héight 
RUE recoger dien well coloured. , compare minutely the structure of Vine bark, both in. ir fem ix А: E ineke undi Ж at 
A. Banksian. was. deserv awarded them. | shoots of the first and d year, and were delighted: | distánces with laterals. upon the ends of which 
— Кеепз? h.m g Этно came. from | to find the most completa: conc ordance n- the | often onl poene "How зц "Nos, GI д 
J. Allnutt, Esq., ОРЫШ; and Mr. Bennett, figures, and what we ourselves observed under е. this description, and compare it with one the same 
to J. Smith, EM. E Dulwich, received a. Certificate | | microscope; The advantage of having such matters — чё їп {һе shape of a compaet pyramid, eov with. 
of. Merit for а dish of finely grown British. Queen | collected in e treatise is obvious, as it not only | f ely formed and well coloured does and it wil] a£ 
rries ; which, although rather pale. in colour, | faei acilitates areh, = the attention having. been once be apparent which is the most creditable specimen., 
were, to all appea rance, quite ripe, —Mr. ry, of) especially directo too ne particular: portion of the tree, mids, however, take three and often four years to 
Brighton, exhibited six well-c ador Mona of Black at once more eomplete and copious. | conie to perfection, as I i реа. show ; but before 
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Indigofera decora, the > large-fiowere d АЗАМ, лун; Mr. Мита has published а 2d series of those mete а на Mic HE, dus ieri " бе Top or he 
Epacris grandiflora, the- broad-leaved Daviesia; two |dmirable Ben] hes the. Times, which have.so much: plants to stond upon, and "еъ will keep ? and 
Boronias, two enin а well grown plant of|COntributed to maintain the high character of the Mr It will be found necessary to ha e pit 
Bauera rubioides, aud beautiful clusters of eut flowers ppan newspapers: т me nie m ires. Agrip igħts, so. that the plants ua 
form of that plant, both: of which were found by Mr. Coke, Joni СЕК nd ч fenis Aff ланы, че A era its centre, as may be most convenient: 
"woods of Chusan, the опу place where | ex reek Revolution, ore particularly тү; t every one, however, bes dp got a d ar 
fruits. UP nem pem us e oiak еа favourite E | th Messrs. Longman's P pilikon asg а fore i ne weder gene what t 
ae à vus Á new e е? venienet ere e gno n 
Chinese Eere a plant which has just begun. to | Edition of Lak у їз ш and Historical "M o al ave, bnt care must be taken that it i is a house w 
раа. ће, fruit із. small, — and | another of thoseexcell бына ss ad sieh vwillsendan | sss жа 1 ventilated, and. ea of 
cuiEe-coloured. It is preserved im. sugar by the а etri the world, си the full benefit 
fruit 
. garden also supplied some Nea- stri 
> Cabbage: Lettuces, а. T which had 58. А к Кыа Ашу. suita ооп as. 
under . Pilkington's glasses, -— BIES КОЕМРЕЕВ! i Penny Cyclopadia, | off into 3-inech pots, using а 
differ from the French cloche in having а ventilator at| vo. I. Pinus Kæmpferì Lambert, Monograph of lesf.soi, and soi. ut. 
otop, i do the shape of a.neck or chimney, vili int be genus "Pinus, 2d volume. о се. -| notfplungethem. Keep the frame moist, and 
left open or kept close as may be desired, by covering Seosi, vulgo Kara maatz conifera, | temperature in it of from 55^ to 60°, giving а little 
it буер or not with another small beli glass, made|  nucleis pyramidatis, foliis сүүр к Ты air on fine days. As. soon as they begin to grow, 
m damp from the soil, whieh | Его. p. 883. and have got well rooted, inerease the amount of air 
13.0ften so.destructive іо wi ter Lettuces, aA let off | A. йа. ыы cce Hong drieling pentagonis dorso | 
онай up the side prd. du glass. in | strobilis o — ечи; to get well filled with roots, when tbe plants should be 
any way, as lis to be done in the exse of cloches when- rere vidus purae eo tedualibis | shifted. into 6-ineh pots, using a compost of maiden 1 
1 braetels. mininin serrulatia, жанр tete т 9 ООРТ ЕН of niiden loans 
rer air is given; T dy mis ла , about eaf-soil and well 
TT pfer collected every 
of suchas were left unprotected. ; but ich, in ай | saw, from the form inscriptions of x 
Mer a due Iren like them. was | trees and fowersof Japan, menjion is made ога Japanese | 
however, that bell glasses can, unfortunately, Larch. called. Seosi, bearing what are | called “nuclei | 
only. be had in. the neighbourhood of places where | pyramic y Ше was рга, тд) |evrioging xm sightly 3 A 
| i ^ of paekin les to its. No {гау J idu io e day penes. 
vigorously. E CT 
which had bell glasses put over them оп house of learing in in vic, under tho nune TA |nowrequire the support of à $mall stick, but be care- 
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