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PAXTON'S FLOWER GARDEN. 



formed a large bush, more than three feet high, iu a cold conservatory, and was a blaze 

 of scarlet from November till April. During that time it was twice sent to London 

 for exhibition, and on neither occasion exhibited the least appearance of having suffered 

 in consequence. 



It is struck readily from cuttings, and may be as common as a Stock or an Anemone, 

 wherever a little greenhouse shelter and plenty of pot room can be given to it. 



