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THE GARDENERS eai == AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE 
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жое C tum of atmospheri air? The name of | 
authority, vs an 
but I find when I 
the 
oned as 
apostle ofi of the КҮТ system, | 
m eld that 
e ud ka examples of Vanda and|e 
Ocronzn 21, 1865.] 
das ro misionaris following each other, iko Раш 
2 are said to n — showi: 
eA ays trees an Mem pre 
arre delving and drenchin ng done now; but the 
г 
br faturo fn Е one part, and of 
rain or other к supply on the other, we the — 
comes, 28 Ih ated. abo ove, when any pro 
whereby а г 
system does the tree or sirab essential service. There 
bot few perso who e not the. means of eta this 
а 
might get be gem but I2 
| perm I doubt the force of the c — but simply 
use they have not been tested b own recs 
I hold, Gà on principio, tha bes 
e *' perfectly air-tight 
the supporters « of the double- indio 
air-tightness, 
invigorates 
enjoine y 
system, is, lin. direct proportio 
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re 
not be excelled for exuberan nce; I got 
- Ruckers, Mr. Basset's 
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good case in 
E 
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« poin nt 
Н observed some ds ago [D "the P Chel sea Botanic 
e lw jardon, where two cases were similarly placed out- of- 
g, | Mr. Vei Viliams”, , and some of 
ез 
Мт. s 
Veitel'!s, impossible then to arrive at any 
the good d one is à: 2 ten causes, In ri 
trees the same thing i is done, for the supply is. rete 3 
t is 
conclusion than;that they answer the purp 
fed" c 1чи and some other choice plants, sim ilar 
in charact and kind. „Во far ав i the exp cene en 
A 
And what next? True, Mr. Be wle ey has had  double- 
the orator. m further enlighten us upon Per end 
asit of M. the fruitfulness induced ; but. let any с 
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roper circulation of air, must be added 
à light, — in our n “чыз climate, 
аув ho 
n Gooseberry bush after i ar | where най е dull and short—all ten 
E ripened, if wet weather should set in, e to bo more ман Ач м the one Sr do mot aper "үт the evil. Those ме рдын M net be пау 
frait will soon show that the plant is іу the other over, else all our nd ^ed — carried out and 
saturated wit Lo =ч berries taste of the| Three diferent o ollections are named eppum i dinde aforetime “are subverted, Add, "4 ће 
water imbibed, о of them burst open and | plants of а very praiseworthy character ; ^ I would expenditu = M а P vni ingly. 
men rot ; viera lad the earth MS dry and the | ask, ing of “A, Б. E” —is г go pon side the saving of fae, which 
foliage been protecte ted fi wet, the fruit would have | deduction logical as to all this being brought eme be equal P DEL he condensation of 
sound for a demit tim mber and | the ouble-glazing require to | moisture in a more natural form—two points that are 
frequently in August, long before we should think of | hold a brief for und Drei growing. fraternity of гра indisputable, the less fluctuation likely to arise 
1 „ they will country—* their ks bear w ries m E u е о! тв, whic! 
n nd ev t 
а this relates only to plant: 
may 
seque the Continent, 
abuti which i in ту fiie D тыйу отегенше [ 
8 t of th. more , under 
are gone winter quarters, and presupposes that | double glass — e highest degree ч "Окам some in this со 7 because deem i be Lo 
there is a itte margin of summer rae dee to elaborate | cultivation Ped nable by . observing е | tbe converse of what the M med to 
the juices already stored in the syst oit. жч undamental fils and i ie or at lenst ndr ^W | the I where they are indigen A 
2 but the others ав subsi sid then Ў, would frankly| Асе g to my ruling, then, we are bound to find 
Er eit forms one section of the art of transplant ge tl ” argument ; but | in iroi "et the “use and wont" system in this 
ing wel ll hi growers ae that. sol, air, circulation, | e country, In countries like Russia, where inten ме cold 
those which hold good la ter on in the —— h I | moisture, ils, double-glezing becomes a necessi but 
са ем attention ала c n tl they | what ev the "Yer poses a in any 
corem nds - winter planting by. arang е 
I hold t 
are entitled to be аднай: in — an estimate of | 
У, i» by im ing the ,roots of the 
кле аш ers in АС те m although puddle 
under ordinary culture i is the worst form that а soil 
In order that we may appreciate the merits of both 
up the ard 
systems, let me take stand: recogni 
pr р е ed by “А. К. E.," and claim results 
h I 
ify for single-glazed roofs, та із 
is the most important part of the pro 
lt is very necessary in planting p ыба, 
me р to get а clear idea first of all of the 
object on ie 
m time immemorial Cabbage plants have 
rs th 
to spec 
air measuring success by т p own 
md and what do I fi In r to be accurate 
р have taken 
inspection, 
long b 
exactly 110 flow 
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y . Es” sample has therefore been 
twn , and clods bruised with the di bble could not 
n surpassed in England," 9 Vanda Suavis Veitehii as 
feeling of surprise was 80 n attention has been 
e horticulturists both of Grea 
Garden, but it is a speci erior т йау 
f and it is certainly n 
ds br 
them, Baray Satan himself must have set tl 
Ant olodhopper а Cabbage planting. 4. Forsyth.) 
M ——— 
DOUBLE-GLAZING AND ITS ADVANTAGES. 
„а А et n of double. glazing and its „So-called 
leaves me of 
produce ‹ er, our E. Truflles, which are fequenti 
eh 
ach 
he , has 18 bre 
hich are 4 feet high, ad d produced spikes 
16-Bowered. 25 insignis, аб ‚ fine ell roun 
variety, m than 50 break. 
I 
and i is, I pres 
gm а character that it behoves all those who 
ese pla ants 
phan tly 
i bé with in our own ‚а and e 
e| boast but of one native kind, н that an inferior one 
u 
greet ; Garden ean 
ber æstivum, There are, however, various 
—viz., 
are trium аѕке 
аге clothed from top to bottom 
aia 
msia opinions, The necessity of such a p is all 
n 
more urgent and obvious 
р 
f bloom. [They are magnificent examples of 
first-class а. ае ne um са e m has born 
force to our 
| with us, that do not apply with equal А 
: : : ot 
e | Continental neighbours, such ав distressing cases 
three flowers on 
to my note book A E pe ve: УМ, if taken | b 
with the length of the dorsal sepal, would make 
a 
along 
k for a thoroughly practical 
Oncidium Lanceanum has also grown here won деу 
well, ent C inches Mer b 5 26 inches wide; 
in one ere I Y Yid a plant уге 3 fet 
pero а himal 
w 
pope cae the sul Me In fact = opening ы of 
r 
е 
mport: 
to the very yf se of all 
З т 
Бс influences," all at. first seeming cou 
а day of rec soc e im ust come, and 
to th 
a fair question put— 
with its novelty wr pul seri with | hav 
leur 
o, | © spotted ;" b it Беса 
eclipsing hy ur A 
So pn the answer hag 
Бейшара ntly in the affirmative ; ас “ 2 R. iuo 
92), convinced of the * useful Ine 
” of the double. -glazing system on the Cóntinent, t, 
ge ШЕ ШОК Emm e this 
he n * Bewley and 
illos his а 00, 
eni pps facts: that is to в say, the dimensions 
grown under double glass in the nei; n. 
bourhood of of Berlin. pat К 
fica a legitimate mode for “A, R. E. ? to 
is 
in vindicat 
k 
атт А the most 
«1 
it isa [s in fact that I або шкем } in growing | 
v at we are tilted, the one country against | 
the hdd the o de of glazing against the| 
other, m keeping still 
has produced 12 
e of 
eme in А plant. Lycaste Skinneri has pseudo- 
inches іп cireumfe 
long; pum in ud uiti has 
a чт у bulb. One plant, 3 fee 
a 
established, shou ^p 
—|br — forward as valable. additions to our means of 
rsons ignorant ж и сеи of the various 
in uarded against 
с i 
n find numerous ай 
susten 
No m wit! vithst tanding that ре сеч been С" 
articles of luxury, and hav nded a high 
from the time A the Romans i =n [6 the ч 
that T meth eve 
th to the. 
have defied al E 
and to proh їп their)intractable disposition, the 
wild ass, © whose house has been made the wilderness, 
his dwellings, who scorneth the 
p x а-у torre 
represe: 
tion. о their е iti A a anestion a Wither it voli 
E b Rl ature 
65 flowers open at one time. Anguloa Cl vimm in 
а M eig has over 50 Safe the larg 
rict her wit within mits == 
я if We, who 
ve been adhering to the old system, 
тй not dns a v parallel, ч mi ight be some good | 
m the ntific discussion ai 
long, and has doen 60 at í e 
Dendrobium auper enano ert at one rA dost 
xr these bars of be forest t an hc a place 
in our kitchen gardens. It would seem indeed, that 
the country, 
inches in circum Odontoglossums are 
а be 3 mference. 
generally good, but one or two sorts may be illustrated, 
compatible with the requirements of a garden. But let 
us see хес has been done hitherto ж ссе various 
to grow Truffles by the ass art, 
m or I believing tur 
e 
n 
| 0: Pescatorei 1 has bulbs 
ч 
of 
11 & до better than е the informa- 
5 GL incl 
Er 
TIro-Sk 
hinh tha M 
the first 
hiii 16 Hrs найн hat vy" 
mri or уйй proved so detrimenti d: re 
алар has ids or any aie n nts, t dues 
[n necessity ? e the eon tions 
% чүч good health, especially in Orchid culture, = 
ed for in a house all bug hermet: ically sea 
^ The fruit 
9f this of th» Melon, when ripe, gives a fine illustration 
оеп marine to an оде Бо ul ere mple but truly 
The Melon sa ы yiwh ture shi hi o fbr a fresh acl. 
Tee wi e aru ah тош h roun 5 of ita foo RE 
ipe of decidua ess, abes bed ei аш 
тА 10 inches лен оч 6} inches long. 
ference by 6 inches long ; өгү ir ©. Reicho едиб, 
— at and numerous Xon меб 
d elsewhere ; that СО be quoted, ought to make |j 
gentlemen s and their gardeners pause erum omi ~ 
e conclusion that single-glaziug must be looked to 
a thing of the past. |а 
briefly upon the second question pro- 
hi 
er m Ispeak with a little more diffidence, not ! 
mulgated by me 
каша work on Hypogsous Fungi. They mention 
s | four es e "Тго ез вй а in usein France— 
be “Т. melanosporum, T, brum sstivum, and 
mosnterloum, o of which two, x perhaps three, occur 
Tuber the 
* From the Journal of the Royal Horticultural Society of 
London. 
