FROCKEDINns OK THE 



From Mr. Dran, (iiirtlrinT to .lames HafiMiian, Ks(),, F. U.S., 

 two spiko-s of a vorv lari:;r varirty ot" JiiassKt mm ulatd, :u\d one of 

 I'.l>i(tt ndrum mncnn hilum. 



From the Hrv. (ii'ortrc Kou.s, F. U.S., plants of the Qurm 

 DowoiU'r ('ineraria and Cineraria Lavfrtum-iisis. 



From Hicliard (Jihbs, Ks((., ii «eedliii«; llvartsvasc. 



From iMr. \'are, (Jardenor to Owen FuUit Meyrick, Esq., 

 F. n.S., sonu* forced May Duke Cherries and l-'i!^.t. 



From Mr. Frriiiirton, (Jardenor to JSir IMiilip (Jrcy Eti:crton, 

 Hart., F. II. S., llowcrs of a suedling Cactus, the same variety as 

 that exliihited at tlie hist meeting; ; with one of ;i hyl)rid Carlus 

 between C. spcciosissinius and C. Avkcrmanui Iniving a trian^uhir 

 stem, and a specimen of Cattlcya Mossier, ((JEiiriricvTE awarded.) 



From Mr. Cireen, (iardener to iSir Edmund Antrohus, Bart., 

 F. H. S., a phmt of his hybrid Cactus between C. Aclcermanni 

 grandijlorus and C. speciosissimus ; Mr. Green says had it not 

 been retarded by shading:, &c. the scarlet petals and blue centre 

 would have been much liner : this is the best hybrid Cactus yet 

 raised j" with it were some cut ttowers of a seedling Gloxinia 

 raised from G. cauh'scens ; it is a profuse bloomer and of very 

 strong growth, (Ckktificate awarded.) 



From William Harper, Esq., of S'2, Kensington Crescent 

 plants of Azalea indica alba and Acacia verticillata from a Con- 

 servatory heated by Joyce's Patent Stove. 



From Mr. John Damper Parks, F. H. S., of Dartford, Kent, 

 specimens of four Seedling Cinerarias. 



From William VVells, Esq.,F.H.S., a very fine specimen of the 

 Double Red Azalea indica, (Baxksian Medal awarded.) 



From the Garden of the Society, a large collection of Orchida- 

 ceous and Greenhouse Plants, amongst them were Oncidiuni divari- 

 catum, Catasetum laminaturn, Brassia caudata, Cyrtochilum macu- 

 latum. Euphorbia polygona, and a new Malva named Creeanu ; 

 with cut flowers of Hardenbergia macrophylla. 



It was announced that the seeds of the long green Cucumber 

 received from Messrs. Schertzer and Sons, Haarlem, and dis- 

 tributed by the Society, had proved to be nothing more than the 

 short Russian Cucumber. 



The following presents were announced. 



The AthencEum for April, from the Editor. 

 The Floricultural Cabinet, for April and May, from Mr. Jos. 

 Harrison. 



The Botanical Register, for May, from the Publishers. 

 Baiter's British Flowering Plants, for May, from the Editor. 



