144 JOURNAL OF THE ROYAL HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. 



Habenaria, Calanthe, Cymbidium, Eria, Eulophia, Liparis, Liiisia, 

 Microstylis, Oberonia, Pogonia, Pachystoma, Saccolabium, Sarcanthus, 

 Sarcochilus, &c. The same work contains plates and descriptions of 

 many genera Avholly unknown in cultivation. These make us dissatisfied 



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and make our mouths water. Now that tea and cinchona are so largely 

 grown in the Himalayas, there are many European residents of intelli- 

 gence interested by their vocation in gardening whom we might hope to 

 enlist in the work of collecting Orchids growing in and about their 

 gardens. At Burford, several times, interesting plants have been so 



