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THE COTTAGE GARDENER. 
[February 20. 
Keswick Codling; kitchen. August to September. Slip. 
Mania Codlimj ; kitchen. August to January. Slip. 
Dumclow's Seedling; kitchen. November to April. Slip. 
Gooseberry apple ; kitchen. March to May. Slip. 
Gravenstcin; kitchen, table. November, December. S. 1’. 
Red Juneating ; table. 'July. S. 
Hick’s Fancy; table. November, December. S. P. 
Margil; table. November to January. P. S. 
Simmer Pippin ; table. February to June. P. S. T. 
Nonpariel (old); table. November to April. T. S. I’. 
- Pitmaston ; table. November to March. 
- Braddick's ; table. February to March. T. S.P. 
- Ross'; table. November,December. S.P. Slip. 
Pearmain, Adam's; table. November, December. P. S. 
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Lamb-abbey ; December, May. S. T. P. 
Reinctte, golden; table. October, November. S.P. 
Ribston Pippin ; table. November, March. P. S. 
John apple ; kitchen. November to May. Slip. 
HawtKornden; kitchen. October to December. P. 
Russet, Boston ; kitchen, table. February, March. 
Slip. 
PEARS. 
Aston Town. November. P. Slip. 
Brown Beurre, October. I. East or west asp. 
Beurre Ranee. March to May. S. P. East wall. 
Beurre Did. November, December. P. Slip. 
Beurre dc Capiaumont. October. S. P. Slip. 
- d’Amalis. September. P. Slip. 
- d’Aremberg. December. East or west asp. I. T. 
- Easter. December to February. S. I’. Slip. 
- Langclior. Decembei’, January. I. S. East or 
Slip. 
west asp. 
Williams's Bon Chretien. September, October. 
Helices d'Hardenpont. October. P. Slip. 
Althorp Crassanne. November. I’. S. Slip. 
Doyenne d'Hiver Nouveau. January to May. I. S. 
Duchesse d'Angouleme. November. S. P. 
Dunmore. September. P. Slip. 
Fondante dlAutomne. October. S. P. Slip. 
Forelle. December. S. P. 
Gloat Morceau. December. S. I. T. 
Hacon’s Incomparable. December. P. Slip. 
Jargonelle. August. P. East or west asp. Slip. 
Josephine de Malines. February to May. East or west 
asp. I. 
Louis Bonne of Jersey. October. Slip. F. S. 
Marie Louise. November. S. East or west asp. 
Monarch (Knight’s). January. East or west asp. 
Orpheline d’Enghein. January to March. I. T. East or 
west asp. 
Passe Colmar. December, January. East or west asp. 
I. T. 
Seckle. September. S. P. 
Thompson's. November. T. S. East or west asp. 
Urbaniste. November. S. P- 
Van Mon's Leon le Clerc. February, March. S. I. 
1 icar of Winkfield. December, January. East or west 
asp. 1. 
Swan's Egg. November. Slip. 
STEWING PEARS. 
Catiline. February. Slip. 
Bon Chretien. Ture or Flemish. March. Slip. 
Summer Compote. August. Slip. 
Medaille St. Germain. May. Slip. 
PEACHES. 
Acton Scott. August. South asp. 
Gros Mignonnc. August, September. South asp. 
Royal George. August, September. South asp. 
Noblesse. August, September. South asp. 
BeUyarde. September. South asp. 
Laic Admirable. September, October. South asp. 
Walburton Admirable. Octobei’. South asp. 
NECTARINES. 
Hardwicke Seedling. August. South asp. 
Elruge. August. South asp. 
Violet Hative. August, September. South asp. 
4. Late Newington. September, October. South asp. 
5. Pitmaston Orange. September. South asp. 
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Early Favorite. July. I. T. Slip. East asp. 
Morocco. July. T. East or west asp. 
Precoce de Tours. July. I. P. East or west asp. Slip. 
Orleans (Smith’s). August. T. P. East and north 
asp. Slip. 
Rcine Claude Violette. September. East or west. 
Greengage. Septembei’. East or west asp. S.P. Slip. 
Golden Drop. September. P. Slip. 
Denniston's Superb. September. P. East or west asp. 
Imperatrice (Ickwortli’s). October. East or west asp. I. 
Jefferson. September. P. East or west asp. 
While Magnum Bonum. Sept. P. Slip. North asp. 
Quetsche St. Martin's. October. P. East or west asp. 
Saint Catherine. Sept. P. East or west asp. 
Wine Sour. September. Slip. 
CHERRIES. 
Early Purple Griolte. May. South or east asp. I. 
May Duke. June. South or east asp. I. 
Late Duke. August, September. P. East, west, and 
north asp. 
Royal Duke. July. East or west asp. I. 
Bigarreau (white). August. P. Slip. 
Waterloo. August. P. Slip. 
Black Eagle. August. Slip. 
Elton. July, August. East or west asp. 
Florence. September. East or west asp. 
Morello. September to November. North asp. T. P. 
(Buttner’s). October, November. North asp. 
P. 
T. P. 
Ken tish. 
Slip. 
APRICOTS. 
1. Blenheim or Shipley's. July. South or east asp. I. T. 
2. Breda. August. P. I. 
3. Royal. August. South or east asp. I. 
4. Gros Rouge. August. East or west asp. I. 
5. Moor Park. August, September. South asp. 
We fear the lists here set forth, with their abbrevia¬ 
tions, will, at first sight, somewhat puzzle some of our 
readers. Such must remember, that abbreviations be¬ 
come absolutely necessai’y. They are, however, suffi¬ 
ciently plain, and five minutes consideration will render 
them quite familiar. Thus, we will take for instance, 
the Beurre d'Aremberg Pear, No. 7 on our list, where it 
stands thus: east or west asp. I. T. The meaning of 
which is, that those who have limited gardens, should 
(in selecting this kind) place a tree on a wall lacing east 
or west, and that, if another or two are required, one 
may first be placed on the inclined trellis (see abbre¬ 
viations) ; and if a third, on the table trellis. And so 
with all the rest. 
It will thus be understood, that the first suggestion, 
whether wall or any of the trellises, has most weight, as 
to a single tree, and that the certainty of success de¬ 
creases in a corresponding ratio with the increase of the 
abbreviatory marks. 
Persons of much practical experience, living farther 
north or south, may feel inclined to differ with some of 
the suggestions; and no wonder. Perhaps no two 
practical men in Britain would produce two similar 
lists, having a variety of trellises and aspects to deal 
with. Those who would fain cavil, however, have the 
remedy in their own hands; let them show forth a 
belter scheme, and we will try and become converts. 
We have numbered each group, and such numbers 
will serve to refer to on some future occasions; for as 
the pages of The Cottage Gardener arc not of levia¬ 
than proportions, we tire obliged to deal with them in 
a cubical, rather than a superficial way. We have 
bcai’d of the gold beater, and such-like artists, spinning 
out their material to an almost indefinite length ; this 
process will not do for us. 
We would here remind our readers of the very great 
