Amis 19, 1862.] THE GARDENERS' CHRONICLE AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, 385 
Lm  — aine is this genus in its mechanism for Ав its name deno otes, this pi France, a very good Дө, 101 
more е see а ж эпт ЕНЕ waiting with | to us from Chili; but it is not 
fertilisation. stre hed forth well adapted | South A merica, for several na рон state X it is ped be so when these е gro in шош; п пог карлы h 
Е" еъ to give notice MASSA an insect puts | found on У western side of North Am in Cali- | places not far apart i in the шө untry. 
$ head into the cavity of the labellum. The female | fornia and Oregon. oire Petit- Amadonte, Merveille 
] hus not having pollinia to eject, is destitute | The Chili S Sis awberry was first edet into Europe d'Hiver, Me rveille "Bouvart Petite Oi ie. M od "ey 
йол In the male and hermaphrodite forms, | in PM f the French traveller Frezie: ml 
Leer tasetum and Myanthus, the pollinia lie Marin Artille - Poire Cornemuse. —Syn. Chair de fis, "Panli 
1 up шә Meine D to bei instantaneously s shot ү have Seen i" he writes to Duchesne, - cultivated Petit Muzette, Рад en vis, Tetine. Season, end of 
E touched. y or beginning of August. This must uya e con- 
e. foremost and is coated with viscid grind it, as it only rains in Chili in two months of|fused with the Poire ө, which has nearly me 
sets hard, and ome affixes slie the y those. circumstances it bears 80 | same form. 9. ornemuse was described by Dom. 
tinged pedicel to т insect’s body, The nsec abun CL S. е 
wer to flower till аб last it 1 Poire Moiré. —BSyn. Beurré Moiré, Fruit ЖАНУ 
te plant; it then ati one of the ball At ер resent 2s as at т time Аш Frezier fsized or rather large, pyriform or turbinate 
When the inseet | v Stod ox the irons of. Vil fields cf Conception and short а: nd thick ; eye uk ina сүн depression, the 
ade wenk e enough to | thos e of the env o^ 
ihe viscidity of the stigmati еро LEE y pleasure parti of the Chili Straw- | each oth é, to which type of 
behind the pollen mass; then the ро acis n Msn КҮЧ is ө Frutillas Жаа de excursion is|Pe ы ad duds ^ belong]; ара d esa or 
wly protrude, penetrate the stigmatic | te rmed Anda ar a la Frutilla ; great num es Jon МЫ, olive-yellow, somewhat rough, sprinkled rbled 
of fertilizati i pleted ey on horseback t they gather and | with ferruginous russet, generally pra Lr 
would have been bold  enoug и, и. eat de пана ripe and feh | in the fields where | round the stalk, Flesh white, ue ps juiey 
propagation of a cies | they but not buttery, sugary with slight perfume. А very 
K the | plants pron ht E EE in 1712, only five| good Pear. a sd October. The seedling tree was 
vived the onthe v Si Four id these were found i ina hedge i | the gar rden of M. de Bellefonds, 
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1 *On the D f lus illy Kod, i tl 1 у; Saint gné, near Angers, by 
ў {+ of Wight," by А. G. Mor E ^ This was the the fifth he p^. in the neig сей of Brest, | а gardener named Man, me. y й. sent out in the 
яше species 
which had been fou Ms few years since in | where it gave rise to thousands of plants which were | trade under dis name at mmendation of the 
- gie New Forest, and which has been generally named G. | cultivated in the communes of Plougastel, Loperhet, i c of Артісц imm К Pag Arts of Angers. 
_ mmmunis. Dr. Мас pum ics apa de y the sub- | Dirinon, &c. Nouveau Poiteau.—Syn. Tombe de l'Amateur. Fruit 
_ gane of a paper “On t ssification of the Warm-| Professor Decaisne says t his large, very xm "oblong. Stalk short, thick, 
imdad Vertebrata and ele лаг н - Guiastrennec of Brest ан бн dn бй. duthority obliquely ч eye in a slight depression, осса- 
that upwards of 444 acres were occupied in the|sionally su unded with slight зірка aud skin 
ОИРУ vicinity of that place with the Chili Strawberry, which roug g 
HPoticeg of 250065 | did not appear to require on the coast of Brittany во with large brown russet specks. Flesh white, or 
me h care in cultivation as the common кие sorts or Tita exceedingly fine, juicy m melting, 
to| with a slig i 
t. By E. M. 3 he precau ugary flavour. " 
A. & C. Black: Edinburgh. lant between the rows of Chili Strawberries other Novem ег. e maturity of this fruit requires to be 
н А 4 poris (алой vi with good stam mens. t быш it » и ne SEV in ne 
© siulterly uni 1 i jiġ male plants of the H: f 1 ain кеге, » when y 
p aae citas pena quA egeo » for this purpo se, but for these a very vigor rous p ripe the skin Mem lite Еле д ar the stalk, 
of which the origin is unknown, has been goce and . yields to slight ‚рге , Whe ver ripe e the 
It is called the Fraisier de jo barie, and a 
cross between the Old Sca rlet and rds Сы. | Orange Rouge.—[The ся ар in this ' climate, 
ar gives rise to accidental seedling varieties | and hx frait proved of ый, quality 
in the Strawberry fields of Brittany; "ra or si Poire Goubault.—Syn. Beurré Goubault. Fruit 
vi h 
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ў To 84 pus Aous- in thia йул 2 ch: he 2 if attempted, can ы be continued by orci | esh w гу, Esel melting and juicy, rich wi 
rendered eminently subservient bolus theory of the ws Plants every three or four dies rom Plougastel. ht im e. y Hs end of August or be; ianing of 
jen of plants A IM ières, where the Chili ed in unsheltered | September. [This is a Eo variety, wo! E! of cultiva- 
dita of d author's inaccuracy, we notice ve succeeded Арын it for 12 years | tion in England. It was raised, according to M. Liron 
penis that * De Saus ussure was the "iret; уе planting iti ig strong soil under the shade of a large | dAiroles, by M. а шу nurseryman, at Mille-Pieds, 
who y TRE E. | пе бнт, Quercus suber], and by not | near in 1542 (Maine-e t-Loi ire) and bore for the first 
that the fa ў 
was sufficiently establi hav пау the У plants the latter soon becoming | Poire Siz.—Syn. Beurré Six, Fruit irregularly 
whi bl fron vau йлы, = n plant ed near to the above the Old [| tapering to tho stalk, which i is rather long T Sidon 
e thors residence Searle lly all rts in the cc with t; eye 
goted m ant, а e M А variety, close i dna small depression ; skin кер, not о only 5 
5 b e Deptford Pine, was the best f 
Ьа ing on I ed by the Chili in order to set its fruits. I thi теч буй ome|this uniform green colour i& retains even when the 
him in their theological Chili Strawberries which on account of their great | fruit 4 ripe. Flesh greenish, remarkably fine and 
i volume dewi v Жүз eeling of ies and late period of ripening proved very | melting, very juicy, врагу, an and rich. a PARON October, 
he intere sting. No vember, and the e ү will sometimes keep till the 
ed Si 
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— ln aM ble than in ensi eMe 8 баата, ы орет, in uM РОНЕ S p: 
DG ig nite stance, fatty matter, an renc oire Epine d' уп. Bonne Poire 
Thousand of Murray's „Ж нооЁ of тош: ЖУАН бает pias The Figue Ms Fondante , Masque, OAA ii e dune 
: tal amount of sugar in the fixed qo ially | d'Été, Heathcol de Gore, Sa vert (of some), [Amo: 
s Suns ever published, has just in fus insoluble matters is greater than in other | the above synonyms, Nn T curo appears to be a 
Md 5o Wion a vocabulary of Flowers, | varieties. Can ane sugaris met With i$ ноне ариу” misprint for Heathcot; Gore's Heathcot is a name 
mon gardening words forms quite Clemical Examination оў the Strawberry, by M. giv en by the Americans to a Pear which they say was 
Me ie ар dut Д will, Buignet. originated by Mr. Heathcot on the farm of the late 
ing sna; Lin sauvage Chili Strawberry crosses very readily with Governor Gore, and үү accordingly rank it among 
т, the tte the Scotch Fir; that the ordinary аб sorts. We ЕЁ seen it mado the y ; but appears ars tom th the work before 
r is Pin commun; and that the m an rench 
е of the Walnut tree is Juglans те egit, Searlets and Pines and he crossed progeny, sort.] зы; end of Augu r beginning of " Sep- 
T cede characteristics of "o sespectie p parents nan be ame An excellent Eds frait, оде not of 
Бейне du Muséum.—We continue the | plainly ME For — A e Grove End | large size. 
k, broken off at p. 1032 y widely serrated leaves; and Misi of "Poire Louis Philippe. .—Syn. Grand Salomon. Flesh 
о і on the Chili Strawberry. | its cross nai. [Ug Chili Анч тө also remarkably во. | White, tender but 2 melting, and inferior in quality 
well suited for our | Wilmot's Superb was а yes the Chili. It|to many others ripening at. Ше same period, October, 
| ОЁ our very best Strawberries | was large, but had too tet ы of the tender nature of | when ripe it ia decays. 
x pin us AS more or lon directly, by zi Еа Ж was, кн much employed by the 
ngst o ers the Brit ueen, some | r. in operati and 
Professor D es "th rit 
ter M. d. а gardener at 
bhat ies 
ыам. account ce he succeed raisi ising | the 
Mis RES 
d useful Queen, Myatt's ‚&с. We beli Gold Fields in Brit nd 
a ie fruit.—— Fruit | c crossings o: of the Chili will still prove too kc for our from British xam тма à pios tos E 
nical pale rosy yellow h hardier sorts | confirm the ru which r БҮТ 
ose next the sun; seeds |an number of excellent varieties may be obtained. time ago, ое yos new lerra ux ye 
j ict is inclosed betw: 
ve the leaves, | ducing th Hautboi ped гы i plantations or the rein-deer country. Its auriferons character was 
irs, ; Ба | Mr. Knight did once, it is tru tween discovered by Md «= rage A " 
xtending 20 inches without | the Hautbois рүче i тайа yery tei МоппеП, а native PN end De Brelon, 
ed foliage, ani ich. ‹ and who i 
described by Gove 
Owers 
large, i { 
exist only Some short thick | cultivators at Brest can derive any benefit from intro- | printed on maps “ Caribou,"—it is properly 
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the silky hairs are so numerous Bishop's Thumb Pear "This well-known variety, | personal pearance and character the courage, activit 
are vi igorous in | much cultivated near үүө. A Rin | powers с "n 
gen rred to any French synon yme to the боу sting, and gi 
plants ich | before us. It is probably of Dutch origin. It appears | the idea of »n almost exhaustless gold-fie Md d, , extending 
‚апа ызы өү ET £d - the drawing that it takes а high colour in France | t the quartz and slate formations, i in а northerl 
cissitudes of pared with th iw E Cariboo Lake. The llo ing instances 
and y dies aber сошигу, kired descri: Zu given in “ Guide to the | of successful mining will probably conv E а more pre- 
to that of ch fe fruit as produced ' cise notion of the сщ ot this КЫ. field than any 
