T 
HE GARDENERS Jala tiak 
[JANUARY 8, 1859, 
met with a curiosity without making a discovery 
brought specimens of this How er to M. Boj er, who id | 
state of re rige for r being planted Ec rait ines 
and iro ouble which may 
it 
and that after the open flower was fertilised it closed 
up again, the seams all rp - it swelled i 
arene filled vith 
right red berries like a Po 8 He said it 
orm er the ki E of trees bes which it is to be plant sen 
M do this is seldom a work involving much dire 
utla ay, ra prov ide d the ground i is well drained there is is 
ble as can be 
Notices to Correspondents, ; 
. cRisPUM: L IF. Either this is » the , Variable 
be cd called Monkey Apple. Ellie, y Af rail 
an a supply of good loamy soil, all of which can g 
y be obtained abont most places. But it is u com 
Calendar of Ope rations. there 2 fair prospect of their 
(For the ceva Week.) doing well, and the neces sary preparations 5 sec uring 
this can be more conveniently, cheaply, and efficacio re 
vis ors DEP: ARTMENT. EM before planting than afterwards, and the requi 
ONSERYATORY, f reparations should be made even doing this 
the E are grown in boxes gh ber limited. root pit necessitate putting off planting until another | 
room uch o f the pie this remove TS eh: rward the digging or trenching a as the 
— 2 as can be done 2 r injuring — cas 115 may b get over as 
roots, replacing it M te "rs ood, rich, fresh ma aterial, soon after this as circumstances will admit. In the 
and this ca nnot be don ter will 
sent. 1 I 
be fall of floral beanty. Camellias, pm Epacrises, 
ula 
Heaths, Primulas, Mignonette, Tree à sia Mya 
Indian Daphnes, and m many o other owy t ings may | 
- easily be had i t * > h pr e | 
convenience a few Roses * abe fore Beh tie 
ranges, bulbs, &c., should also be e coming E and twill 
greatly assis ty so desirable in 
this house 
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0 it trees in * asily managed, 
provi there are one or two uses. at work to hold 
0 
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up the Terre suckers early i in Septe ember = pot 
hadinz | 
ew “da ays to make fres h roots, 
oes a south wall to ripen. 
abov repa 
roots in action. 
and are the most per of 
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Nectarines may even be i fos ced on the back shelves of 
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more moder would suit them better. 
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STATE OF THE WEATHER AT CHISWICK, NEAR LONDON, 
For the Week ending Jan. 6,1859, as observed at the Horticultural Gardens. 
pants time to ‘ans whatever little repairs may o 
necessary here. Sweep lawns occasionally to clear them E BAROMETER: — Urtbe Air. 
of fallen bits of branches, &c., and use the roller here and Jan. Ss “Mex. | Min, | Max. | Min. [Mean 
on Tie to rm smoot e UR meer 
ace, e stock ‘of plants, except those that ä 
Tiny be wonted to fth eutingsybe ely egen i QR IRA BR S E 
air whenever the weather will admit, so as to keep Sins % sor | wee} n | 5» m» 
hard, and render them less liable to damp off in| Tues 5 1 | 30537 | 30390| 43 | 3 | 385 
the event of their ha to zoe covered up fo TTT 
me time. Any of the stock from which many cuttings | $ aT 1438 = 
are wanted should be removed toa light warm situation We. slim ike cree ee eT, 
ithout loss of time, washi he pots, and Je P prissw: foray overcast 
clearing and adding a little fresh s di eis of] S a Cd barometer very high. 
the ball. Some k of Verbe verysub-| — $E pissy NM overcast 
ject to mi hen placed in ae in gx winter 2n Foggy: uniform) 
season; but this is easily kept in thee by teatis or si as eee fie weak oiai to the a 
aulphine’? také ‘care. bow th ae chide pees OF THE WEATHER AT 8 
pli el the monis akon he TRER x During the last 33 years, for the ensuing Week, ending Jan. 15, 1859. 
(ow is as a time as any for putting in cuttings o 
suckers of Ch 1 à ing them take 
the strongest, which always mak best plants. 
R FRU DE Mon. 10. 0 41 
— y planting of fruit trees still remains to be] wed 272510 301 
done this should be scen to very soo d every avail-* piu 1. 4} 5| 5 2| 6| 6 3| 2 
A à — 25 (Eriday 14. 5 61 3| 3| 3 
able despate to get it completed it is wo Satur. 15 3 43 3 5 7| 71 3 
while to occupy ground with fruit trees and incur the! , The 9 tem erature during de TOP occurred on the 14th, 
expense, &e., of planting them, it certainly i is worth} therm. adeg. ^ „ 66 deg.; and the lowest on the lth, 1838 
J», 
h gr ndr abd 2 jobs should be done if 
ment — loses by rude ages, and tbe "eA 
f bern 3 
bs mer. AS has been previously stated 
men ordenar whe desires to rise ovo the common 
Should form a small collection of dried plants, 
D robably as many as he wants 
e than is too often wasted up on 
. It is a fi 
anals, the ay d Dv eh 
up p ridges i in their s subte inti 
ightly. 
slow helples: 
no use of their wings by day but at night d E 
and make long e I have bee 
EL witne: a garden 
where T was — m “visit happening | to qi 1 — he! 
that ERIN iy the side of a canal, his seyt 
deep, pared off a Jaze piece of turf, and laid ope! 
curious scene of domestic economy. Thete H W. 
f young, being full of cous sul The e 
shallow, and within Mie Ad of the sun, just 
little heap of fresh moved mould, like that w. j 
by ants. When mole eriokots fiy, they move 1 
rising and 1 in curves, A E e other speci 
before. In differ: Mp rci he kingdom people | 
fen crickets, churr e churrs, all ver; 
names." 
3 pei ‘yi aaa 
ei we beg our correspond 
55 age paid, to our Office, No. 
Hale er, “Street, “Covent Garden, London: 
Poi 
