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GARDENERS’ CHRONICLE. 
169 
blows the bellows, and makes the hammers beat. 
It is curious that, in a of the heat from the charcoal 
i s of the Amélie ome (built 
a 
s may be ma ered Toal as well as 
0 i in winter, the materials for culinary 
ee OY eel the. holes ‘with double moss-curled 
Parsley; the sopo mpage may contain tufts of Thyme 
scented alternately ; stick a hand- 
arthenware _ yma hgh - 
Fr i yep ér 
D), which could be hun 
tes, ssed through two ho 
3 wisich hollows backwards like the under 
“not to be despised eines in parlour, or kitchen 
eae 
aes (fig. 
new; they sey the same fault of no 
y 
l o aoa and are consequently best suited for diit- 
ig plants, The holes r gene E 
— ‘Ss iggy the oP on milir with 
e diameter, 0 inc ches. E, 
a r 
HENNA. 
mener: ely take lessons from the 
wers of E test 
between wild 
36, C, B) are com- 
a fair knowledge of the leading particulars of which 
branch of plant science no man can consider himself 
entitled, in this coun moe itivel h 
is every bit as ner ige “tg aa | © 
that he is right in regard to a ome I don’t 
believe in learning foreign plants without the help and 
Fic. 96.—-PRRFORATED FLOWER POTS. 
| the illustration that is got from wild English ones 
I believe that the “ Higher Education 
=the great, or of 
or rather the sonorous 
and left, as 
lologi 
| and growing 
| flowers—-instead 
parts of south-western Asia, reaching, a 
as India. When en fay developed, i it 
some 
ea 
four little white petals spr 
ich they surround ; the fru 
ed. Stru steerer 9 these latter 
rs in the utiful 
o freq: uppression of the 
and the vivid colouring of the calyx. The genus is 
in the natural order Lythracez ; 
pl 
while in the sg Adom system, which every intelligent 
ener is to know the meaning of, its 
Octandria M ia. : The name of Lawsonia was 
bestowed u it in honour of a man eminent in his 
ay, Isaac Lawson, M.D., author of a New Voyage to 
Alhambra, alcove, almanac, many 
which were born in wed: he more than a 
that erfal people, w who, pushing their si way along 
the southern shores of the Mediterranean, a 
‘ossed water at Gibraltar, and mai i te in 
Spain the famous Moorish kingdom of Grenada— 
aonane iri ‘the country or place of Pomegranate trees” 
which eventually became S words— 
lal kaa aee Gio simi uediner hak 
i 
she has imported word 
every land beneath the heavens, The interest of this 
* s nal +4 
a very co 
ri it occur in cornu 
a word which p ae Saa eaa ag rd pag claim as 
peculiarly | their own,—haulm, which is identical with 
That ray 
may 
from comparative philology, and that 
ist, in turn, if he will go to a 
Nature—to trees and plants 
of stopping " a Whe chair and se 
y not 
what he wouk 
oer SE pee 
ather, in nice balance 
Deer na from. hia books, however 
