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THE GARDENERS' 
CHRONICLE. 
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nt of divers. articles in daily use 
has stocked the 
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up successional display 
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| large bed of Conifers and evergreens planted by Mr. 
But turf, which has been renovated with an ap- 
plication of the “ Northumberland " lawn mixture, 
and should, as the summer т ances, present an in- 
ngly vem d прет 
1 and an interesting collection of pasture «numen 
4 betanically named, with samples of seeds of the sam 
= grasses used in laying down to permanent nib 
- gndin alternate husbandry. 
FRUIT REGISTER. 
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AUGUSTE NICAISE STRAWBERRY FOR 
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HAVE for many years read articles in ће Gar- 
у Chronicle and other gardening papers on 
. the best 
D. u 
. commended for that purpose ein those who are 
hot always н with other varieties that 
| they have pon this sort 
in pots for Кеч уе ars, and have found that, with 
ment, p invari ably produces excellent 
rary to the practic many 
t if plants are desired with we strong 
n oon as these were fairly well filled 
| roots they Pam weak manure-water two or 
times a week u he 
pe would if put at once into heat, which weakens 
arm to a pam ут o As soon as the 
a ely they Pay oie manure- 
| mm liberally until i fruit began to ripen, when 
Was again discontinued. E. Webber, Hall Grove. 
EARLY Gamay Goren. | 
France, it would а 
: i According to the 
DD 8 is а very ие, Grape, 
2 җа) "da Sometimes three times in one year. The 
k rapi large, compact, and the large үте 
ipening i an peat en-blue bloom, of good quality, 
end of oe the variable climate of France from the 
therefore a>, WY onwards to the end of August, being 
4 time, a d nth in advance > the бс vintage 
| "hd as earl € open it ripens with greater regularity, 
: in Engian E п espalier.” Good for sunny walls 
A pee APPLE Joser von Bricuy. 
pa late table uy mes b Mr d " 
he eon T d f vi : ыр 
With yramidal-forme ed, p ча: t 
the sun a greenish light yellow rind, "reddish-yellow on 
side, a russe ks. The 
d numerous 
Jovis vit: d flesh. is firm, very reip sub-acid 
Tug 
Eu | the fruits introduced by Baltet Foret, of . 
es, kova 
from November 
a perfect 
fla piee E. be pr унине scent, Season 
to the f January. The tree makes a 
pyr sini. deri und Blumen Zeitung, 
PLANTS AND THEIR CULTURE. 
DECORATIVE Mp ING PLANTS. н А pot 
should be repotted and shifted on into the flow 
pots before the roots 
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similar treatment, and be carefully attended to, to pre- 
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torily in goo а 
me 0 manure may ded 
the plants are placed in their blooming-pots, 
when a fron age tely 
low house ‚ where th can have the 
heir seas gr bushy habit 
formed, and their pene d — lity increased, 
Where the number orbias, Poinsettias, 
Plumbagos, 'an Pa {сыз rahe i Begonia 
insignis, B. ght, and B. nitida are below the 
requirement the uld be made up without delay 
Euphorbia jacquinizflora should be afforded a moist 
stove treatm w ing its growt does 
moisture at the roo 
to cause it 
bes cmo d the 
growi 'The lot of "Pólnsettias és ever had 
months, after 
upon whic d been grown. They 
were subjected to aplentifal aunt of fresh air, but зя 
no time were thelights ved from over them 
system of planting out pote ut the protection o of 
hich & under favourable con voted 
does not do We treat Bouvardias 
i only difference — that tief 
are planted out in м pit previously used for т 
Са сне, d they have no bed of warm leav 
beneath them. Thomas Coomber, Hendre Cardim. 
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THE HARDY FRUI FRUIT GARDEN. 
MoRELLO CuxnnRIES.— These тибын жы 
in soil ta & light sandy nature; on soils of & uim м 
retenir nature resting оп fhe limestone г rock, the 
r dom in а ва tory condition, and 
where vid. is the case, and the plantliig of КОБ s 
Li som 0 
is contemplated in the co utamn, i 
а lighter texture should rocured to "with the 
staple at planting time. eh ere а large 
umber of trees of Morello Cherries growing in 
turfed over, and which we gather our 
аг fruit. Thisisa xem that we re pursued к 
жалу gan ы ecess, and it is one I ca 
highly reco 
Trees of thik kind of Cherry on walls in this district 
m and give every promise of' 
li d 
in precisely the same way as 
Peaches, s a terminal shoot to keep the fruit 
the base to replace the fruit- 
e 
mulching of manure; 
fruit in their first swellin ng, and prevent them 
dropping off. E. Ward, Hewell, Bromsgrove, 
FRUITS UNDER GLASS. 
ELONS IN Pits AND Frams.—As the pits and 
frames in -which Potatos and beddin 
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7 rfe en dung s should 
the leaves, after which a hillock of three parts good 
fibrv loam and one of lime-rubble should be put in 
i i en this 
ing—sa: 
uth, w 
lond of pr at ^ud description indicated be put in the 
centre of each light, afterwards setting thereon two 
plants 9 inches apart v 
ver 
along the sides and ends to prevent its coming away 
from the woodwork. 
trawberri ese we grow on shelves suspended 
either side of the ventilating 
lon-ho 
iry atmosphere 1 nece ssary to give flavour. 
elons is eos Ы: for the 
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tepid 
until the 
the plants sh 
hould also be copiously syringed overhead 
morning and afternoon. H. 
Castle. 
W. Ward, Longford 
THE KITCHEN GARDEN. 
жолдын AMES.— нанг onary frames 
asily adapted for growin Gein during the 
summer and early autumn. The soil inside should 
thrown out deep enough to allow of its being 
eplaced wit ed fermenting material suf- 
ficient to promote а gentle bottom-heat, and on this 
a t ood h soil should be placed for 
planting A go а dy fre , such 
this purpose, and the you g plants raised and pre 
pared ac са ngly 
Veget @ — in frames will be filling 
afforded mm асту and the growing shoo 
а late т-н to those ied 
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young dem are 
grow freely. J. Austen, Witley Cou 
