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ТНЕ inei cines CHRONICLE AND. AGRIOULTUR 
many weeks Mo" бі: multitudes of vá гову т 
eign Correspondence. tar-like flowers; Eriostemon. intermedium other | 
Double, Seaso Nr half-hardy, et 
—I obser ur Number of p November, | Of 12: Stove and. Greenhouse. plants, Me essrs, Greeni 
1300 ex is S Sema ора, pa ia phlet $ Heh Mea | Baxendine, and; Cu! ins һ, i ес itque. E, Акме 
ons.of the Tr dics" y 3| were well wn p of. vari 
E Au. state ted in the rey cx 15. is thg oject z Exica. d —" Ca iyd tulip 
maita 
thea hor WoO 5 Е 
482. 
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erum, np ed. with 
shaped. bl 
grandiflora, Берия 
еы сва А. since x 
beon ia more and more conyinced that, 
b 
езп niin ‹ 
"уоп P this and. Smith. ia Dru 
= үрне ехїз астана rosea. and: purpurea, yen 
е usual S ing. vegeta um уме, a large yellow. Heath, Polygalas,and 
month of J A whig correspond ith your Febru: 2, ише 
ds and grow отоду, until checked. by | rorem of piante харда for the beauty: of 
mber Jul ugusts | their leaves. саше from Messrs. Hutt and Young. 
s. they.c баре small 
of: Farfugium grande, Т eophrasta maoro- 
Cala, 
et 
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of Acacia, | | addition to variegated rei un 
exhibit 
thsir plan 
ёз Marantas, discolor, iim M ‚апа | w. 
- | Dieffenbachias, і the. whole а display. 
‚ great many, plants inferior;to that which we e witnessed.on previous. _ 
riod of inactivity, Кыша Оогавіорви 
ossoras ; | Paradi 
AL GAZETTE. [Max 25, 1861, 
‚ Cut. Roses were glorious, blooms, of кре ту 
сароб President, a variety which. can 
ра ce in the [^ to sahid it eme C 
мө p. в. же hope: to й" n hereafter. when 
t fi coe advan 
дода has - meri rare plants the most. striking was 
ali lied. - pierna from. Mr. Williaa H 
dise Nursery, Hornsey; the lip, resembled 
e 
warded, From Mr. Bull silvery, 
veined;Cam yloboteys refulge ens, ko cama spectabilis, 
rite. n ой Борев, japonica азо 
cælestis, this tim 
condition е ast saw 1 NM 
Begonias; Palms, эра Ferns, moh of wbich i ws 
described һу. us i rticultural. 
Society's Meeti ings at South iR From Mr, 
John Porter, Brixton. Hill, e м cheerful; i 
Я which ap 
; Mr B йел ee 
ish white lowered Ixom, 
a condition 
correctly of its 
Of Polargoniams, y both fancy: апа отйшату а 
; but in March sh —— s of Orchids were tolerably good ; the E lostial especially was a perfect model of sihi 
a second, vernal growth | best ip эы m Mr. Stone, gr. to J. Day. Esq. оё) cultiv: Messrs. ' Dobson also showed some good 
quickly.covered mt 
il askets, and. excellent| Some well grown Cinerarias. were shown by Mr. 
ith | Turner and Messrs. Говор, ud E E^ noie 
several promising new, з. Smi 
ulwich ^ the А м of the e нк АЩ 
been iven pent терен. à Pine Appla 
Fruit, t plent жав goo! e, Àp 
t came from Chatsw Mr. Leaf's garden at Ee 
ing mil an. ham, Goodwo ud ts Denbies, near Dorkin| 
tinue, up " Жүл m. | sorts we art Queens and aee T 
iorpid month of our winter; but it is not the rigid, | The next group cam m Mr. Peed; it contained | va: — however, from gai ih: called; Charlotte 
рор en up torpidity of your cold climate; рш grandifolius, de PE Calantho masuca, | Rothscl hild, obtained a first D» 1t.appeared to bea 
i k где Анон, but by no Phalæhgpais аткай, ra, Lycaste: Harrisonie, Cypr p romising kin ho Osgennó СЖ 
m ie sk e. The Bucaly X. | pedium, ап ыб е best Black Haabu urghs came 
ve trees accommodate themselves to this cad. a Pr j — hids came алзы Ме эне | ме Hil Keele Hall, Безе ы 3 $ thoa; were [s 
e of 6M йам, x retain their leaves, growing Milford, Stone, Рае" ча а yet oir in-Bbunoh dtd ully coloured 
черде, вап young twigs and eset es Aces were the Fielding = чк fms the white edic inferior were also ЫМ x; the.same kind 
lo is of a йде vare, УИ of Grape from Мт. Henderson, of Trentham, Mr 
"ке 
Butterfly plant, Cattleya lobata, Acla ы Mossise, 
Ө amethystina ; Lælia urata, with three fine| 
І spikes of dem, Tan Y vis, 
.| Oncidium 
indeni, Cy 
oms ; 
опроба ium, the green- EM 
p Lowei, а two e singu. 
in erides Warne Odontoglossum 
aker, Henderson, Spary, Erost, and 
E. 
— um 
ectio: whic plan 
егне Жы, "Dendrobiu ium : 5 
Paxtoni, Aerides crispum, the bright, зарра 
le, Cyrtoçhilum filipes, and one of the best varieties 
The Fig tw рее rx Slipper. 
med, as they usually do do in May, a 
fruit which ripen atie 
йар, љан а тэн ay Pici iai "ihe two minor / 
tumns. The Strawberry, Goosebe and Chery 
4b 
lat its natural habits fit 
LY Jiaji the decided double seasons recen рони У Е. че Жө 
ey P 
and mea = aroa Б, em. pi 
helarger eoliactions 
| £r 
| Diet 
pues А аа already stated, came. from Мг. Turner, ot the Royal 
h 
у 
eu. pons der: eur not be observed at all, | 5іг E. Antrobus, Bart., Carson, 
] of Canada. may. be a phase | р, Park, Cheam, also showed good collections, in both of 
ellow A. sinensis. 
t 
ing к=з y Puer m striped white ; Distinction! 
n salmon ; rosea alba, Lor E de Gand, 
wem 
jo 
EX, OSEE ZEE EXHIBITION : 
1 is Company's great йома! thaneason:| pots wer 
took place on this occasion, and, the weather. be g | sta. dag ie oh qe Бу хаса 
fayourable, it, was. well atten ded, ` t énlibion | have koc we. do. поб recollect; ever. seeing. 
1Е wag: bs fi edecessors, | fine ts than, were. contributed. on this o 
To this, re mark,  howaver, Roses in : formed. а | мө X Messrs, мађ and e De former, 
glorious exception, an wo "Turner's, Pelargoniums and. у. the, sent "d 
Azaleas. were also: all. that gouldi possibly be desired | Тона, а, A m Qu 5 fe in, КД and. quite 
мт Меча rii ih aud. Моо much. in, diameter, ornam оку; Фад 
er, | 90; blooms, large, ть кА, eoutifal. 
rarely. has fortune to aeo; very a: 
STAL Paraog 
ruly, magnificent, Notwith- || 
ards floral por and effec 
geo ursery, Slough; these were o 
me less c созар еши, until in. a extremely well flowered: Mr. Green, A to үк» 
Nonsuch | secon 
and. long, cold. spring we 
e" iwas in most respects an E EE Ж 
кеш Эзет, Чок were п їп. first-fate 
. Roses were 
Bunches of White Tokay, wer 
f| but they were not тї 
t m from. kd 
Trentham, and the second, best, from, Sir 
son, Coleorton Н d Ба йо, ; Ma Darso 
. to Lord Palmerston, also showed a. good dish | 
sorts were Royal George, Violet НАйуе, and. exce 
ectarines were : Trentham in p 
condition, large ап со 3 í 
Hátive, with which Mr. Henderson took both fusi mi 
d prizes in this class О; 
Gillam ilo СГ good. dishes. Teo 
са e fruit of Ма now 
rib, a 
most ual Melon, and generally high fe 
ваше variety from Mr. Fro t "as 2068. de 
o7 ur 
| Rovan Boranic, REGENTS 
‚рап mas 
ble, and. there was & 
one rarely. 
iab ан ware qiti vd by Mr. Peed, gr. to T. eei | ferior. were Сао with 60 blooms on it; 
rwood. ised, huge bushes cate. 
of, d'un Ami, with, 50. delic 
| visitors, Falling so soon as it did. after Ё d ће exl 
1 Palace, the great bulk ой ү 
I; of 
Indian 
-| highest. possible B nc T ne рин ы) 
i eX dem 
, | well, flowered; Comtesse Molé, with, 40 гову aoad afiar, 
a ey садов c of Sto в 
blossoms; Сопре.4Нёрё; al 
somest of Ro: i 
; Poggi ana ruentes. Francisceas О 
Impati 
(extremely, fine considering 
rnished, by. Mr. May, gr. to 
P Park, near Mar Ча Уи were a 
not. ыле bg 
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