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CONTENTS. 
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ILLUSTRATIONS. 
A 
Adiantum aneitense, 389 : neo-Caledonne, 665 ; 
Pacotti, 5 ; sancta Catherime and A. Victoria;, 131 
Agarics, eatable and poisonous, 805. 820 
Alocasia Sauderiana, 341 
Amaryllis house, Messrs. Veitcli’s, 457 
Amateur’s Frame, an, 249 
Apple, the Cellini Pippin, as grown at Chiswick, 57 ; 
Jacob’s Strawberry, 101 
AqUilegias, new hybrid, 668 
Arch, a rustic, at the Grange, Swansea, 221 
Ascott (Leopold de Rothschild, Escp), 329 ; the 
Bothy at, 233 
Asplenium horridum, 197 
Audley End, the Lime Avenue at, 345. 
B 
Boiler, Fawkes’s Improved, 173 
Bothy, the, at Ascott, 233 
Bouquet, a novel electric, 281 
Bray’s Insecticide Spray, 565 
Bridge, a rustic, in Battersea Park, 537. 
c 
Cabmen’s Shelter, the, near the Marble Arch, 89 
Camellia Commendatore Betti. 521 
Carnation, a Bizarre, 741 
Carnation Cuttings, large and small, 485 
Carnations, Souvenir de la Malmaison, a group of at 
Ascott, 201 
Carpet Beds designed by Mr. Gibson, 361, 405 
Cattleya aurea, 297 ; Hardyana, 825 ; labiata Lil¬ 
lian tissima, 569 
Chiswick, the Cellini Pippin Apple, as groun at, 57 ; 
the Vinery at, 505 
Cherry, the Florence, 809 
Chrysanthemum Cullingfordi, 253 
Chionanthus retusus, 778 
Columbines, new Hybrid, 668 
Cottage Porch, a pretty, at Roehanipton, 9 
Croton and Dracama house, Mr. B. S. Williams’, 437 
Croton Evausianum, 105 
Cucumber House, Mr. Roffey’s, 821 
Cutting rooted in moss, a, 156 
Cyclamen, a novel, 525 
Cyclamen persicum, a specimen plant of, 325 
Cyperus laxus variegatus, 21 
Cypripcdium Spicerianum magnificum, 165 
D 
BaffoLIls, a group of, 489 
Davallia fceniculaeea, 777 
Dendrobium nobile sport, a, 549 
Dodecatlieon media, 676 ; media giganteum, 677 ; 
splendidum, 661 
Douglas. Mr. James, portrait of, 265 
E 
EubkAlUs Candida, 69 ; Sanderi, 181 
Eschscholtzia Mandarin, 469 
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F 
Fair Maids of France, 613 
Fawkes’s Improved Boiler, 173 
Fenn, Mr. Robert, portrait of, 73 
Fernery at Shipley Hall, the 761 
Fire and Frost detector, Rogers’, 45 
Florence Cherry, the, 809 
Flowers, hardy Spring, 425 
Flower Stand, Mr. Gordon’s new, 601 
Folkestone Winter Garden, the new, 649 
Fritillaria lanceolata, 517 
Fuchsia, General Gordon, 725 
G 
Garden Seats, useful and ornamental, 7 09 
Garrya elliptica, a fruiting spray of, 7-7 
Gloxinias, erect flowered, 217, 293 
Godetia, Lady Albemarle, 469 ; Lady Satin Rose, 812 
Grape Rail and Trough, Ward’s, 237 
Greenhouse, a cheap, 309 
H 
Horse Chestnut, a fine specimen at Cookham, 41 
Hoya bella, 745 
I 
Imantorhyllum miniatum var. Mrs. Laing, 421 
Insecticide Spray, Bray’s, 565 
Iponisea Thomsoniana, 081 
Isosoma orchidearum, 588 
jASSlikuU gracillinlum, 409 
L 
Lalia anceps, 473 ; anceps alba, 473 ; anceps 
Barkeriana, 501 ; anceps Dawsoni, 533 ; anceps 
Veitchiana, 501 ; anceps Williamsii, 473 
Lee, Mr. John, portrait of, 313 
Lilac, the double-flowered, 213 
Lime Avenue at Audley End, 3 45 
Lime divider, a new, 461 
Lowfield HUrsery, Rockery and Summer house in the, 
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M 
Malva alcea, 149 
Marrow, the Pen-y-pyd, 277 
Moore, Mr. T., portrait of, 553 
Mushroom bed, an outdoor, 373 
Mushrooms, “Cups’’and “ broilers,” 370 
Mushrooms, eatable and poisonous, 805, 820 
N 
Narcissus bicolor “Empress,” 53 ; “ Emperor,” 61 
Nasturtium, Empress of India, 269 
Nemophila atomaria atro-ccerulea, 261 
Nepenthes house, Mr. B. S. Williams’, 445 
0 
Ochxa multiflofa, 693 
Odontoglossum crispum. a white variety, 117 : cris* 
pum, Dr. Paterson’s specimen of, 377 ; crispum 
Veitchianum, 37 ; Pescatorei Thomsonianum, 636 
Olearia Gunniana, 713 
Oncidium flexuosum, 12 
Orchid Baskets and Rafts, kc ., 652 
Osmunda japonica corymbifera, 396 
Owens’ .Spray Engine, 796. 
P 
Phalanop.sis, plants on the roots of, 364 
Phakenopsis at Woolton Wood, a group of, 245 
Pear Tree, an ancient, 229 
Picoteej a heavy-edged, 741 
Pine Apple Nursery, Rockery in the, 793 
Polemonium Richardsoni, 729 
Primula, Chinese, ivy-leaved, 477 ; Siebold, six va¬ 
rieties of, 613 
Pteris serralata cristata compacta, 789. 
R 
Ranunculus aconitifolius flore plenus, 613 
Reichenbach, Professor, portrait of, 581 
Rhododendron, hybrid, Princess Frederica, 133 
Rockery and Summer house in the Lowfield k urseiy, 
185 
Rosa polyantha var. Miniature, 645 
Rogers’ Fire and Frost detector, 45 
Rose, W. F, Bennett, 629 
Rustic Arch, a, 221 
s 
Sanderson. Mr. E., portrait of, 169 
Savracenia Couftii, 597 
Scroll bed, plan of a, 453 
Seats, Garden, useful and ornamental, 7|09 
Shipley Hall, the Fernery at, 761 
Spray Engine, Owens’, 796 
Stephanotis floribunda, 757. 
T 
TidsweLl, Mr. E., portrait of, 697 
Tomato, Chiswick Red, 25 
Town Garden, aj on the Chelsea Embankment, 284 
Tradescant’s Tomb in St. Mary’s Churchyard, Lam¬ 
beth, 121 
Trillium grandiflorum and erectum, 633 
Tree stump lifter, a, 85 
Turner, the late Mr. C., portrait of, 5S5 
Y 
Vine propagation, sketches illustrating, 357 
Vinery at Chiswick, the, 505 
Vinter’s Park, Maidstone, 393 
w 
Ward’s Grape rail and trough, 237 
Williams, Mr. B. S., with portrait, 441 
Wire Netting, flexible, 620 
Woolton Wood, a quiet nook in the garden at, 153 
