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et оу otber kind, жЕ е d — maria wi mem Deer a e vea Ё pe correspondente Qo get [t to 160 feet in height, and 30 feet in diameter, we should 
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lar to 'ва say, in order to keep it to this ні, А of | grow sick with hope defi . And som Pi 
рію, it was found necessary to save the seed in | be able ed tell us whether the result does not depend | without it, I may just add that the 
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elled, is а fine select. t alphetn y it is | the same stoneless tree have produced, in two dife | plant tedi it ai h 
rather earlier under some circumstances in * turning | soils or situations, the one коша the other а stone: | [o aval Janbe ti ы d UE Morem осно 
ig" than that variety, better protected, and therefore | less - M Ishall be glad to see emi it cannot be too highly recom- 
Љатдіег. The leaves fold themselves ха неее 2 this in your columns, as the inquiry W. D. P.” | mended, Р. „Day, Theydon Grovt, теат Epping, Esser, 
of the flow - A sprea it е | has кем me on the look out for this з Ан (е e). Р iss, well formed, and extremely 
those of the Walcheren do this рени беа obliquely Bézique.—Can any of your readers supply rules for = T 
and irregularly, and a re -— S flowers more playing см French game of cards? It appears to be| 8р ndiflora.—Can шу “ а Korang 
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of this favourite — у at loam well worked rrr The wives of many of Is писте will | | ond t bulbs in October, 188 Bi. e stie pia а DE si 
dressed with the rotten manure, and care in | feel grateful to any lady or g 1 1865), and t 
keeping the c чей нет іп P hern will pro- will enable them to find to | дож again as is co with them, were not t 
duce Cauliflo wers in the n. , Liqui uid be | such a "fü shionable and favourite game in y Paris P out of the ground, but the € was cg гү” piena 
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water must be given in < ay viser or еш, "cf Paper, boping, and very m uch disposed to | of the su wn tlie Lobelia чену тан ета ч 
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in heat about the D vd March or syes — ч April, | Ladies. (Ga llautry com з to i this. «4 ч dn -— густ. Ар чә 
and the young plants vim a: as ће | we must remind our. Pair “eorteapondonta that our | no йом ы over ап oval port ion vafis the bed 
d JA permit, а Š y | le, On searching 
“turn in” before the sat ee while the| Root t Fungi.—l э employed professionally the | to ns ascertain the cause of this, I found that all е roots 
oneri will come in been. уг. ed й е: of wi = other day е4 report ct тсе of death of a fine | in this portion of the bed were completely rotten, while 
wnless cut dow n by v гегу severe „е sow Wellingtonia giganten, m g 12 feet in height, | the md ariete of the roots were perfectly sound and 
h 1 t fit in circumference o ol b wm and 2 feet round shooting vigorously. As it often happens that per- 
stem. po teg dier at once be apparent that u ul 
ch as for Celery, Er a foot ood y the same in it fi v tanding as it did on a com- | flora, lie dormant for a whole year, and do - shoot at 
эмн, filling half its depth with deg ort ша nure, | mandin, a unds of Po A ete tho |a, 1 Ї had hoped that this might be the саве in this 
which should be well mixed with the soil. "The young | seat of © ме n Challoner, you may im gine the sorrow but nown or heard of r the roots 
Cauliflowers may then be planted in the middle of the of sls he cause li ina TA of a bed thus decaying thoroughly, appa- 
2 feet apart. If more than one row is wanted, | of debi. n discovered. Тһе noble push d in ithout auy der of t} 
the trenches should be at - A feet distant jirat - luxuriant ent, apparentÌy чер to overtop its | bed з was not equally exposed, Position can have nothing 
ry dry wea g 0! a | neighbours (some old Oaks), h amare а, m with the matter, tis bel Nen in a open part 
week "will materially assist rit Ea ei peer - opere. v ай — d gr ene sickly hue | of а Grass en, and is exposed to no kind of 
tionis performed a portion of the soil may be worked Spread over the ем Pris M а vantage. Let me hope therefore that somebody 
down into the trench, which will prevent evaporation. skilt E inelfigene could devise was done for it, - - be able to give some explanation of the cause of 
France, ts doo n^ M nd in a sbort time this mu y loss. W. E. G., Belgrove, Queenstown, Cork, 
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ат in W^ the — r red a on the|r (see ongst white Grapes, 
2^ and so Кее mpetition among the | themselves * Fun; эй rue, the cause eath was * what the "Black Hanburgh is amongst black ones, 
that the 3 is fite. fear of a very bad stoc А iu Fungi. Fungous spawn had penetrated dz part of | but the footstalks are tender." "This I have never dis- 
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therefore be regard d try highly [т replace this tree T tota another, some 6, 8, or 10 | grown a large house of this Golden Ham berg from the 
төгүм for ‘the growth of this vegetable. Quo. feet high. I donot fear the operation of ETT ne it was - let out; or Mr. Miller, gr. to the 
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‚ Foureroya ре plant of this ү, now flower- | following questions, however, arise in my mind : first, | stalks, espectin, g and travelling, I have 
ing with us, Its stem is about 23 feet in height, or| Can the Fungi be detected in the soil? secondly, How | — z — equi D "the Black. Hente for 
rather lengtb, as it is trainel horizontally under the | far will it run pim the а rid ар it travel in| o Gra apes could have - elled better than 
roof of a house which is only 16 feet in height. Itis, | апу other way t y i n it t 1 shown of it fro m Scotland and other 
I think, more elegant than F. longavva. Med it, our | through the earth мо te "wid wf е, of trees to datam t sn of the country, at our fruit shows in 
plant, is E nr viviparous. W. H. Bazter, | carry it? Charles Noble, Sunningdale Nursery, Bagshot. | London. Mr. Scott began cutting a house of Golden 
Oxford. [The flowers "adi hus ge " It is very difficult to ea oo far fangous spawn may | Hamburgh on the lest of July its contents 
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somewhat озу libe of a green colour, and have a|not extend, especially when the species is unknown. | were nearly all sent to London; mo complaints were 
delicate lemon-like ede The adventitious =» Asthe enemy i proba ly some Polyporus or Thelephora, | made of their not travelling propa . 16 isa hard 
occur in the form of small bulbs springing from the | itis not likely that it should of itself travel very far; Grape, and grows and ripens its fruit pe 
of the тена by the side of the guam: 0 "S em but ev 2, of the root may be affected, and may | wall out of doors, ns I myself oxi It forces 
this case, at any rate, the the | pr vrina e the mischief, even if the new tree is planted | well, requires no е: heat, bu му of air at all 
Satira c) of vna: but merely ‹ * ordinary 1 lenf одат. at some distance. It would therefore be prudent to times, and if tbat be attended. (о € sball never 
„Humming-bird Moth. summer | trench ». pe deeply, and get out if possible every | hear of delicate footstalks;or any 0! otber — 
without this moth ca n the owes " the Pelar- | fibre. had a noble Cupressus macrocarpa affected | As for its not DES after Y is ripe, if the 
goniums, which grow to the height of 15 feet or moro | in the ^ but whether death was due to previous properly ерер and.kept moderately P4. it E 
along the whole side of the house, and it is to this EUM ж to fungous spawn more immediately, p Wes inned Grape. In т» 
саше that I attribute its constant presence in more ог | could not phe y positively, E any сае the dead roots | house, а cool one, T have kept it for three pont LH x 
less numbers according to the warmth of as summer. | should be jure M. J. time, and I consider that quite long enough to kee 
This year they appeared in hundreds, a aor тоге)  Lobelia cardi nal ie ls old plant surely ought|any Grape. I " e wage c that if Mr. Tillery, wi 
to be seen at a time hov: overing over tho Pel argonium | to have a be in more flower gardene than it has at | his ical kno prm de A 5р кередг iig tat 
re» and Зан their у>? апа оваа" tongue,|the prese! : . T н p. one h " rs фи little more ТР 1 find it everyt а! 
гає та ег it is a v desire, M. oodfield Cottage, 
the = уйчан d rude р = gehn em та roots, UM I Аф find that I Boad. 
feeding on a i flower 1 in her room. Os taking. it into the lose a great proportion em. any of your 
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instantly commenced feedin Pel Г] hey will much А ligo me. My method is to 
ng on a Pelargonium flower ep point, they wil i уб? "m uis васы 
no Де and kept within а few inches of her hand, ce them pr deren iar vei filling M т==г mrs seis cn Creek Rocking- 
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a Webbiana.—Amongst the many kinds of|may possibly be f use AGE 
our corresponde ent * W. D. F. | conifers which have been introdu: ced from different contemplate em grating hr and :. 
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Б энд phe dud a x notiee of this has d in | parts of the world into this co 
E volume, EP. 1133, 1158, and petii none у зне та үм ornamental than this | s ара 
in London's Arboreti l. i. р. 301. Loudon | tree really is when grown m ‹ ? 
says, “Miller d. de Di м X Њо state that | been tao res pronounced by ao ded. 3 seed о heran, p these there are, а right bank, 
i 1 uce | lees in thi kann. of f d 500 acres of scrub 
fruit with seeds; that, as th ing i . We have a fine young | 3000 acres of forest, an 
t ws older, the | destroying its young gro t forest, and 500 acres 
deis become fewer, ae ча it is the age of the plant | specimen of it growing e lawn, over 15 чч оп the left br с, about 4500 acres forest, 
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17 cylindrical row cones, measuring b ty D Кы, m capte әчү 
J^ “W.D. E does not tell us in what part of 6 inches in length and 7 in circumference, puer Ду: gri ; o Dip M seges á 
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Dorsetshire he found this variety, and Dorsetshire оке - Beton T hare sent Jon on tro em With drm sia Ara ems farmer tarmer,” A" 
of d ntry more eligible 
за nspecti If we could onl geen «Та the hope 
А more рода М pe mee g^ rc mil uie m its nativo climate, onkeen биер а бча 100 | for the purposes of an "riesen T Reserve, I extended 
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