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26, 1898. 



THE 



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MAGAZINE. 



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m . v — -n - n uju-icamv/. ed Roses, 4s ; 6 



'^6 oW Cabbage Rose 5 £, o ^ ™ , 4 fi . 



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AMATEURS GREENHOUSE 



AND 



CONSERVATORY. 



By SHIRLEY HIBBERD. 



ew Edition, revised by T. W. Sandkrs, F.R.H.S. Alitor 



of M Amateur Gardening." 



uraplete Guide to the Construction, Heating, and Manage* 

 ment of Greenhouses and Conservatories, and the Selection. 

 Propagation, Cultivation, and Improvement of Ornamental 

 Greenhouse and Conservatory Plants. 



Contents. 



m Structures. 



Construction of Small Plant 



Houses. 



Modes of Heating Plant 



Structures. 

 Greenhouse Herbaceous Plants. 



The Chrysanthemum. 



Soft Wooded Greenhouse 



Plants. 

 The Pelargonium. 



The Fuchsia. 



Hard Wooded Greenhouse 



Plants. 



The Erica and The Kpacns. 

 The Camellia, Azaea, and 

 Rhododendron. 



Vegetable Culture: 



Chi v«t 



Greenhouse and Conservatory 



Climbers. 

 The Orange, Lemon, Lime. 



Hard Leaved Plants. 

 Succulent Leaved Plants. 

 The Winter Garden. 

 Orchids and Pitcher Plants. 

 Greenhouse Roses. 

 Annuals in Pots. 

 Hardy Plants. 



Selections of Greenhouse 



Pants. 



Greenhouse Pests. 

 Hints on Fumigating. 

 Monthly Work in Greenhouse. 



Sowing end 

 Crops of 



Tur i . I ' 



Hearing Early 

 Radish, Carrot, 

 ttuce, &c. 



Early P< 



The Chi 



The Cai 



Tcrr.il 



Beet, Sc 

 Thecal 



Brussels 



ach I 

 ige. 

 prouts. 



Parsnip, the 



( ir«?ens. 



t, Mangold. 



A 1 



and Broccoli 



Shallots am 



The I>eek. 

 1 he Pea. 

 Marrow Peas* 

 1 )warf Peea, 

 Late Pea*. 

 The ICidney \b 

 Runner Beans. 

 Asparagui. 



Seakale. 

 Tee Lett ace, 

 The Artichoke 



Chervil. 

 Salsafy, Scon: 



Celery. 

 Culture of Cue 

 and Gourds. 

 Marrows ami < 



ment and Pr 

 Simple Meth 



MArrowe. 



m * 



end L. COLLINCEIOGE, 14^9# Ald«r^att St., I. don. 



