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work of flues is liable to be deranged from the accumulation of explosive gases, and from external 
injuries ; but to prevent these we have contrived a flue, represented by the annexed diagram. The 
bottom and cover tiles are made with grooves or chasings, into which fit corresponding projections on 
the side tiles, and hence the flue becomes almost a solid body, secure from everything but wilful injury 
externally; and from being so strong at the joints, much less liable to be deranged by internal explo¬ 
sions. In manufacturing these tiles, the under and cover tiles, in addition to the grooves represented, 
have a groove at one end and corresponding projection at the other, and the side tiles have one 
grooved and three projecting sides, and thus fitting all together, it is almost impossible to disturb them, 
and the flue is consequently not only very strong, but veiy safe. Flues constructed as here directed 
would answer every purpose for horticultural heating; and after the first construction would be 
found very economical, as they would consume any kind of fuel, and give off a great quantity of heat. 
The tiles, we expect, will shortly be manufactured by a competent person, when we shall give a further 
notice of them.—A. 
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THE CTTLTIYATION OF HOSES IE POTS.—SELECTION OF KINDS. 
By Mr. JOHX SAUL, Durdham Down Xursery, Bristol. 
TN naming a selection of Hoses adapted for pot-culture, I will commence with those suited for 
<A climbers, selecting them principally from the Hybrid Chinas, Hybrid Bourbons, and some others; 
and passing by the Hoses classed in the catalogues as Climbers, the blooms of the majority of which 
being very inferior. [How many more Roses are there worth cultivating ?] 
HOSES SUITED FOR CLIMBERS IN' POTS. 
Hybrid China:— 
Blairii, Ho. 2; pinked blush, large. 
Chenedole; brilliant crimson, large, superb. 
Comtesse de Lacepede; silvery blush, fine. 
General Allard; bright rose, large, beautiful. 
General Jacqueminot; deep lake, very fine, and 
large. 
Gloire de Couline; very brilhant carmine, shaded 
with crimson, superb. 
Hypocrate; bright rose, perfect, beautiful. 
Jenny; rosy lilac, large, superb. 
Leopold de Bauremont; rosy pink, very double, 
beautiful. 
Magna rosea; delicate blush, large, fine. 
Hybrid Bourbon :— 
Charles Duval; rose, large, very beautiful. 
Coupe d’Hebe; delicate flesh, extremely beau¬ 
tiful. 
Elizabeth Plantier; dazzling crimson, large, 
fine. 
Great 'Western; reddish crimson, very large. 
Hemie Barbet; rosy crimson, large, fine. 
Paul Perras; brilliant rose, veiy large, beau¬ 
tiful. 
Paul Bicaut; scarlet crimson, large, and double. 
Tippoo Saib ; rosy crimson, beautiful. 
Alba:— 
Madame Audot; pale flesh blush, beautiful. 
Madame Legras; pure white, centre pale lemon, 
fine. 
Damask:— 
La Yille de Bruxelles; bright rose, large, full, 
beautiful. 
Madame Stolz; pale lemon, perfect, superb. 
Madame Zoutman; cream, large, full, very 
beautiful. 
Bourbon:— 
Bouquet de Flore ; bright carmine, very fine. 
Le Grenadier; purplish crimson, beautiful. 
Pierre de St. Cyr ; glossy rose, large, beautiful. 
Pourpre Parfait; very deep purplish crimson. 
Xoisette :— 
Caroline Mamiesse; creamy white, blooming in 
clusters. 
Cloth of Gold; clear yellow, large, extremely 
fine. 
Lamarque; lemon, large full centre, beautiful. 
Phaloe; white shaded with lemon, fine. 
Pourpre de Tyre; purplish crimson, large. 
Solfaterre; bright sulphur, large, superb. 
Triomphe de la Duchere; pale rose, flowering in 
large clusters. 
The following selection are well adapted for growing as dwarfs and pyramids 
Moss:— 
Blush; pinkish blush, fine. 
Celina; purplish crimson, beautiful. 
Crested; rose, large, and fine. 
Laneii; deep ca rmin e, large, full, superb. 
Princesse Boyale ; bright salmon, beautiful. 
Prolific; large rose, fine. 
French :— 
Boula de Xanteuil; purplish crimson, very large, 
full. 
D’Aguesseau; brilliant crimson, large, beau¬ 
tiful. 
Eulalie le Bran; rosy pink, with white stripes. 
Grain d’Or; brilliant crimson, fine. 
Grandissima ; dazzling crimson, splendid. 
Bean; crimson scarlet, beautiful. 
La Circassienne; rosy pink, very fine. 
(Eiflet parfait; white, striped with rose and red, 
unique. 
Oracle du Siecle ; rich crimson, large, full, fine. 
