THE GARDENERS npo AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE. 
Јоу 20, 1861, · 
672 | 
re Duc Decazes 
*t double" should be excluded, since the appear- owner’ - ide Lets 
i sed merely | (one T ur p à», ouv ivet i 
prom fs. E those Loy о des dis iios di ceau, and шеше [m e. M "E DM 
form of those of the та Nor should species like | inti (il he s pure Eun Led iom pines 
pere ad d d ше, MU рш не ou oc is small but печі b beautiful 
e e bes t ^ Mottled Rose, and choice, 
Аеш, which wil bloom here in à Te ew days, ni 
were L’ Elégante, 
р 
ance of a ЇЇ is simply by all the flowers СЯ "fe. best light Roses, and choice, 
becoming deri e. ere should be a separate | Madame Bonnaire, and Tea Silene. "This last v iei [to 
column for those monopetalous йн, I Mr. Hollingsworth's elegant pan of delicate coloure 
what is terme ose in hose," such a Roses. 
gue in Primroses, Cowslips, Parodi, and |, 
Petunia: 
ecazes | Victoria a River on a north-west course, but v ДУ 
ont- | to dA Um the up y а шч. ti 
t of The 
; 
was 
mor AM 
n which Į 
the 
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Ac 
tyrin to the ег 
The result уаз the same, 
the centre, 
remm results might Pis apeta from 
ir 
double fliwers ali 
: ihe only ones “which have not ahd their | and substance ; 
d he tendency to become double flower endures long. 1 foli 
to the northern hemisphere ? "' have two trees в first-class Briar 
| 
а to know m the natural orders 
dor is a nice plan 
ыз t 
в | терт 
w Ro cw ТЕХ at um Soltis 
wes dicem and = Аг ES. 
in ы! direction to lat. 19° 22 min. 
this I again made another at 
course, buta 
о re d from ye v к; 
oomed 
and now has seven for $ second ; 
tis a long pointed bud, and the 9 “ out of doors," 
was golden yellow. It will be a firs to gs p. 
о егу гро а Madame Furtado now 
a facsimile of the one in the 
о 
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acuminate | 
мон 
which, wi 
ay | v Rowe. 
del the LM rere 
"now fairly ent s double flowers, will | "4e, Rushton Rectory, B i Dorset ыша 
"open iem isa. | and 
MIR MA ел ыкыс та AUSTRALIAN EXPLORING EXPEDITION, | 
| (From the South Australian c 
NOTES он ROSES AND INQUIRIES ABOUT of deeply interesting 
caracter with терен to progress of discovery in | cam 
1. е Grower tl e and north of Australia has lately reached 
Ап Old R eter cent 
George IV. and m to the бшп bong ар spring, ph us. Mr. ‘Stuart has returned from an expedition 
- ае ^ Be ave wit 
more to 
gu 8* 50 mir 
NE This I determined to to Койот, thinki 
e the fall of the T эе ms 
but ound 
eos 
of n абу ves, who endeavoured to р 
with rd soil, field ashes, and black | in which he ,has not only reached the centre of the 
n grow bs y like x. ra o The | continen 
well as к= сом, їп ve отебарраї the points to 
ave penetrated from the| 
nated, is solved. Enough is 
nown Tr ганаа im in Ye the assertion that the 
| [не of this long impervious continent is neither 
shallow sea nor a sterile desert, It is, оп the trf, 
yal Botanie Show, but| 
2 ierra region, on the whole fertile, and by no | 
with competitors that after th ns destitute of w 
"not a word is said ; but they may a lhi ini бати Trom the statements made by the Government, w 
апа gnash with their teeth." At Wim mborne, some | learn that Mr. Stuart reached a point, at least 1900 
“years back, to ап old woman was awarded a second | miles from Adelaide in a straight line, and within 300 | b 
prize i of a first ; er indignation she Ti lifted | ОЁ the north-west coast of the Gulf of C imei 
: up the three huge Cabbages over h and violently CNN all this юте his рчс difficulty was 
bounced them down on the ground, and then ed | tract of country about not a Pubs 
z“ ыз rmt that she Mg never Aoi but destitute of water. Most e the е country traversed 
the anaia but were opila “тыу i 
to surround us and cut us off from 
I prevented. They were the first int vala 
арргоа m 
entered the scrub Neri were ан 
hidden = me, а : 
е attacked = in front, and how ша 
+ 
an 
soon as I was а 
paci 
the mad career of че їп шуо 
F 
as B 
never Torget the petis « £ f laughter} T: I opo we are xd natives; all of whom up to the warlike tribe by | а more favourable position for us 
. all occas Rn hom the geni were stopped were perfect y | all in our rear. 
3. vies i emn testify to the fri friendly, and ren MX considerable service by | and tlie shouting and Yallin 
l fi As for шша. life, | most fearful. 16 w: 
supplying refte with ny ood. 
there would seem 
Mr. prizes |! difficulty whatever; for the 
x Ас во баг f ngto dim Such a pan of | countn count; йы most lozuríantly with with 
no Mr. Cranston's 48 sin agies. of pp wc og! 
gave те FORM The word “ first pie Баз rien Maiedin аттен 
written upon them. S rene EET I said, among |` beet lised 
NS M Roses, of Mr. Hedge's most aed m d эту ted thero tint |a 
ial concomitant of civilisation—the Potato, 
| course, the uncivilised natives до not understan d the 
s.— These should on no tede: be allowed 
P X. 
3. Treble. 
2 m eremi ed. The judges have no time fo trace | 
their correctness. 
wing Corymbe. of agr лн showin 
E toj There i is enough тынга has s already SION 
wd EE а, аз wi 
ing me al 
il The — meae statement of! 
‚ Sta and ›та рати 
E Showi 
rue de сона ntal showing. es of immense advanta 
or wi t bu 
all en yoa d a - du and 
ree o th 4 
Ње following, which 
to Mr. Chambers v immediately o on 
settled districts of the ас 
Аз 
his со 
у 
his arrival in. rne 
see, are beginning to 
Roses with rough aspect will a little while 
longer Mp E p e Symmetrical Roses are | I arrivi 
what people admire in the garden, and they should be | x a very wx a 
appreciated in the sh wh bur. ve been t 
1: 
inform 
n the 1st inst., pr fearful ire you a 
state. Y didi m sorry to say that e 
unable to make the north-west const, Tie 
we encam, 
of beg во weak from wa 
were to pase. their 
una 
were more ie of men 
the two best, hd: e Mer 
was the best Rose I eme Both: 
, next 
me nie belii s I! 
reach the mouth of the 
by that 
suff. 
scarcely sufficient x carry- 
the midst of hostile natives, о w 
