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Mr. Risley, gr. to W. Fane De Salis, Esq., 
Dawley Court. 
Mr. Hutt, gr. to Miss B. Coutts, Highgate 
Mr. Robbins, gr. to W. P. Beach, Esq., M.P., 
Basingstoke. 
Mr. H. Jackson, gr. to G. Beaufoy, Esq., 
South Lambeth ..... 
Mr. Smith,gr.to W. Robartes, Esq,,Roehampton 
Strawberries in Collections of 
T wo Dishes. 
Mr. Widdowson, gr. to J. Barnes, Esq., Rick- 
mansworth ....... 
Mr. Dawson, gr. to Earl Cowper, Panshanger . 
Mr. R. Turnbull, Blenheim Palace Gardens 
Strawberries, in Collections op Four 
Dishes. 
Mr. J. Taylor, Brentford End . . . . 
Mr. Phipps, Highclerc Castle Gardens . . 
Strawberries, in Collections of Three 
Dishes. 
Mr. Turnbull, Blenheim Palace Gardens 
Mr. J. A. Watson, Ealing . . . . . 
Strawberries, Single Dish. 
Mr. W. Smith, Twickenham . . . . 
Mr. J. A. Watson, Ealing . . . . 
Mr. W. Dunsford. 
Mr. Wallace ....... 
Mr. Turnbull, Blenheim Palace Gardens . 
Mr. J. Gillham, Isleworth . . . . 
Mr. Dods, gr to Sir J. Cathcart, Cooper’s Hill . 
Mr. A. Ingram, gr. to J. J. Blandy, Esq., 
Reading ....... 
Mr. T. Frost, Preston Hall Grdens, Maidstone . 
Collection of Tropical Fruits. 
Mr. Iveson, Sion House Gardens . . . . 
Mr. J. Munroe, Colney Hatch .... 
Regent’s 
Park, 
May 20. 
Crystal 
Palace, 
May 30. 
Chiswick, 
June 3. 
Regent’s 
Park, 
June 18. 
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Park, 
July 1. 
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PHAL^NOPSIS GRANDIFLORA. 
In your number for May, 185(), are figured two kinds of Vandas, 
which certainly are noble plants when well grown, and their fragrance 
ought to gain for them a place in every collection. The subject of this 
paper, though it cannot claim attention for that property, is nevertheless 
equally deserving cultivation, and may be considered one of the most 
beautiful of Orchids. Complaints are often made, however, that this 
plant is difficult to cultivate, and that it must be attached to some 
particular kind of wood to ensure success. That, however, is contrary 
to my experience, and I do not hesitate to say that under the system of 
