Jury 23, 1864.] 
THE GARDENERS CHRONICLE AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE. 
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Rieut How. Persons SULIVAN. — any 
villas on the banks so Pa ean 
gar rden t 
, but not leas 
y i a cat 
h. or entrance side is 
> fine timber 
|stante, Myatt’s Eleanor, and Elton. Of these La 
Constante is the greatest favourite; the an are| 
dwarf, produce f. va runners and hoar r enormously, 
i rs a ivated here without stakes. 
ows 3} feet apar rt, and after | 
pla oa are regularly st 
ay and June. When the weather 
e h vith st table 
ing. house that has not aided us in andertanding 1 the 
‘a there 
ever rect 
r 
It was gh! co 
plants, as 
ed | much s 
under a 
it appear “mottled. 
ough A. cause 
p pem va "well wr pe greedy - 
Peas have been a good crop, b dry 
ad ty is affecting vita ELM n ie rl late | 
Peas here i is always trenched, it j being found that by | v 
ra of icri so as to m" 
Bos white and wah was Lek eno 
ariety; the eye ted and ing the 
lt few years the whole of y globe, inhal hited and 
ust sie to, belongs specia al 
steful way in which it is 
under these | si 
are better enabled to withstand vicis- | 
situd es of weather, than in in the 
w is con- | 
a for lato rai na in 
d sown, for that p 
inhabited, has been searched for plants with leaves 
having more than n poem i possible, a those of 
the rainbow, The search has bee be 
ose | expectation, “and we have now in our Caled Tài Arnms, 
egonias, Marantas, C nd 
n here, makes a_ useful Ie ion 
It is fy up in autumn and put away into 
e 
er ania seems to be 
any spare "m covered with litter j^ v 
phy 
hard Beim plants; 
be cast aside. 
wee roots | ine 
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h 
year gem arly in spring it is ga 
with Tullps og he Minim jase and other ear 
blooming piants, such as Pa 
e 
oom for the usual kinds “of 
ing p! lants, Sere Searlet Pelargoniums f for o 
m 
at _intervala of abou ba fortnight m "eng 
r 
e taken from their store, placed above the M» 
ind covered with about. 9 MS of | This 
mould; fresh lots are Phe BS in ye 
the | 
ca 
ue p new hee pity yo Pieces of t 
d. "cu are fie ed a 
into «t of s 
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in La - last be ds X dun, and they often flower 
to Chris rist 
well | 
alk is a ie rc 
abbot border, consistin ng of ruere Pen oniu 
next the wall; then Pelargonium Brilliant, alice 
Calceolaria, Purple King Moi and Germaine the 
last nearest - walk. 
hite 
Vau ao er, and of yellow? dd sorts, the most 
effective i is still Cloth of Gold. 
With res to frui 
coloured drawings of most of 
sorts of Ten a adum nt Broom € yn in | 
ttage are amit poi f the|of 
woods grown on the estato, n nicely put 
aad ph ye as are also cases of 
eaptured in the Ai em ean db 
all subjects in which Mr. Rust takes much 
frames we noticed an excellent crop, 
some dwarf | at any price, to ! 
vation. 
ea: "i to ou 
now only seen in all their diversified forms 
Prince Salm- 
make room 
had to wait for Sn 
Deine 
Figs 
ing 
autumn, when Bea. the oe show of Ch rysanthe- is 
Othe inds e Vegetables are also treated wi 
equal sn and Ead ar the kitchen re but al as 
mi orn amenta la rtment reflects great credit o 
Mise — Ne 
Foliage,— there 
entertain a a vend affection for fiiere! P. "R 
oes it c t 
y people who | 
80, then how 
at one time the 
of popularity 
parlanee gone out of 
kim uo eia are the ion ra EL 
s tendin 
Our 
out in which ch direction the taste 
Rz: a 
Wem. 
cum, 
Fertilising Power of Pollen. 
that the pollen 
pr oporog for a mu 
of the dic gie dons. He experimented upon 
ing natura l orders ; Legum 
Umbelli 
in the great danda of Edou 
—M. Belh 
of monocotyledons 
ch 1 
slavishly 
A pone 
1omme states 
common 
as a plant aig gius for, they 
with the few 
the MAE Baty pt 
pepe Là garden 
aeiy from the 
things, is never ing an inno- | 
i d 
h spiny irritating s hinge and which, in ‘pele 
ens, you were requested uested not to The Aloes, 
in 
her 
ophyl RE -— y the natural order 
Rommetees- ic p bed found i 
States. 
magnificent works, had 
for less interesting types, 
eries i ears before — of = 
pop opin: "ad elared it 
uch plants might be in their bey 
he! " old as 
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oceurs in pieces of variable Nee 
gn fona | i wo to fo pes lines thick, 
but | co Mos At intervals, wh Pagers Bay 
hat they bron esents large irregular, more or less 
to be killed f from te EN Pss of bias 
es," a Lid rali dy rootle' ts ari 
Fes say, “ e i yt go ir one. one that 
past, and winter is on.” Last |o 
a. Malong here are n 
most ped Hall, 
thought that somebody y whe 
ple Garden 
in aie 
“i voice in the 
e gardener, onde: rs that | 
which Sbiribsie most to fa ilure in Melons 
; cold water, and not kee eepi 
QD A Er very plentiful. here ^ else- 
runners are 
XA generally DE A 
osely in, 
ween the Strawberry plants the 
amip Spring the hoe is pared 
several ti and after X cg ing 
removal ‘of the intermediate 
nd is covered, o ov rather he d with. beg 
This retai e soil, and by 
leached pei 
age attending 
hered ithon - 
E does 
f rain satin i 
neh of 
FEES 
tops of fine fruit à 
re Keens’ ne frit a a Pine a white 
porte ; 
pecpaas 
m 
ng up sufficient 
All} i 
and a crop of Lettuceg | alar 
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cigar ie bed 
stem large | in bulky vo! 
ret. yown | Printe 
La Con: ! British 
yello 
^ | whitish m p yellowish They bes 
fracture ; hav: 
(ae 
me argument w 
sight should ae n seen; why t 
i s marvellous variety eebly narcotic taste, Po 
“ Pride of London? than the frequently analysed, and with pito. 
Baxifraze of that name, should ‘be! see results, The most important 
not half) ever, are tw 
yllum hi 
what con 
' the w 
here is 
made to persuade | as Me the related 
admire flowers at ments of Mr, Harvey A 
whic NIPA Ae soluble in bot! 
llen led him to regard tbe resin 
th aleohol and ether, as alone 
any active e m perties, In the 
macopgia t obtaine 
| by Aon Tas Fectife 
resene 
te has 
The Ferns were the first of of Brith Pher 
plants whieh ms. A footing amongst us, fate 
2 eie i E for ag sprang up, 
10 books ha hls 
ialen 
il 
panions, ag in “The resinous A M alkaloid ber ine, together 
portable : 
One Vi There is hardly a publish | with saponin and another alkaloid, tat QU recent y 
