INDEX. 
859 
Gooseberries, culture & selection of, 202 
-Account of the heaviest, 380 
Gleanings, 228 
Gold Mines, 128 
Grapes, to preserve, 607, 709 
Goldfinches, migration of, 647 
Grapes, to prevent the blotching of, 280 
-to grow early ones, 192, through¬ 
out the year, 309 
Guide to the Orchard & Kitchen Gar¬ 
den, reviewed, 100, 160 
Hawthorn Tree, 621—new variety, 714 
Hawthorndean Apple, origin of, 28 
Habranthus roseus, its treatment in 
winter, 118 
Haythorn Mr. on Growing Grapes, 191, 
309, Potatoes & Early Raddishes 312 
Harrison Josh, on the culture of Cele¬ 
ry, 433 
Harrison Mr. Geo., on Pelargoniums, 
102, on Forcing Strawberries, 395 
Heath Land, improvement of, 229— 
mould, 17 
Heating Conservatories, cheap mode of, 
299 
Hermodactylus longifolius, figd. 612 
Hot-Water Apparatus, 681, 586, 100, 
improved Boiler, 515 
Howden’s Cutter, figd. 255—on Forest 
Tree management, 425 
House Sparrow, to destroy, 178 
Honey Bee, extracted from 484, 275 
House Spider, its habits, 268 
Horse Raddish, culture in Germany, 
562,—by Rusticola, 628 
Hop blight and remedy, 72 
Hoya carnosa, culture of, 666 
Horticultural Calendar, 47, 96, 144, 
240, 288, 336, 383, 431, 479, 528, 
576, 624, 671, 718, 767, 815 
Horticultural Societies, 45, 92, 140, 188 
236, 284, 333, 381, 428, 477, 525, 
573, 622, 671, 719, 767 
Hor. Soc. Catalogue of fruits, reviewed, 
512 
Hydrangea hortensis, to change the co¬ 
lour of the flower, 11, 497, 591 
Hyacinths, culture of, 588 
Insects Hemaphrodite, 274 
Iris pavonia, culture of, 279 
Ivy, its destructive effects on timber, 
697 
Japan, Agriculture &, Horticulture, 205 
Jewitt Mr. O. on Montagues Ornith. 
Dictionary, 216 
J. M. on Celery, 290 
Keeping plants in cellars in winter, 567 
King fisher, habits of, 317. 
Knowledge forthe people reviewed, 222 
Labourer’s cottages, on erecting, 152, 
353, plan of, 154, 257, elevation 62 
154, 277. 
Larch tree, an account of one, 292. 
Library of entertaining knowledge, v. 
15 reviewed, 706 
Lindley John, Esq his lectures 44, error 
respecting them rectified, 93. 
-Outlines of horticulture revd. 747 
Liquid manure recommended 537 
Lycoperdinae Bovistae fig 39 
Mag of Nat History extracted from, 
35, 83, 183, 274, 471 521 616 665 
761 809 
Manchester Botanic Gai’den, plan, 108 
Maurandia Barclayana, 614 
Mearns Mr on training trees, 481, 449 
Mespilus Japonica, culture, 636 
Manual of shells reviewed, 470. 
Maxillaria picta figured 566 
Melon, culture in Prussia, 709, in Ve¬ 
nice 234, 708, Hoosainee 772. 
Mackay C. on ceiery, 289. 
Metalic hothouses, evil effects, 51 77 
Mignonette, to form the tree, 685. 
Mice, to destroy, 19, 234, 796 
Moss on Trees, 490. 
Moss Ball 220. 
Montague’s Dictionary reviewed, 181. 
Murphy, Ed Esq. on the Goat Moth, 
30, on Plants that entrap insects, 
214. Mus Arvalis, 79. 
Naturalists calendar, 88, 142, 190, 
238, 286, 335, 384, 430, 478, 526, 
574, 623. 
Natural History, advantages of the 
study of, 702. 
Nelumbiums, culture of, 517. 
Nepenthes distillatoria, culture of, 29. 
Notes of a Naturalist reviewed, 470 ^ 
Nursery lists, 85, 140, 186, 235. 
Obituary, 67. 
Onions, to prevent sprouting, 515. 
Outline of the smaller British Birds, 
reviewed, 871. 
Orange, time of introduction noticed, 
544, culture of, 548. 
Orchards, formation of, 155, 228, 19 
Orang Utan, habits of, 618. 
Ortygometra Crex, 217. 
Orchideae, culture of, 70. 
Paxton Joseph, on forming provincial 
gardens, 58, National garden, 171, 
a hot water apparatus, 133. 
Peas, to preserve from mice, 18, their 
culture, 115. 
Persian Melon, culture of, 164. 
Pilgrim Oak, 43. 
Pine Pit figured, 400. 
Peaches on flued walls, 18, on cutting 
the leaves of, 540, on Training &c. 
481, 529. 
