CALENDAR TOR FEBRUARY. 
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NAME 
Mandevillea suaveolens 
Neriuni splendens 
„ album 
Neriembergia intermedia 
„ calycina 
Oxalis Emmersonii 
Bowieana 
tricolor 
Polygala grandiflora 
„ cordifolia 
„ oppositifolia 
Pimelea rosea 
,, spectabilis 
„ decussata 
Primula sinensis 
Pittosporum Tobira 
Pultsenea obcordata 
,, biloba 
,, stricta 
Passiflora cerulea racemosa 
Roella ciliata 
Salvia fulgens 
splendens 
patens 
pseudo coccinea 
Thunbergia alata 
»? »» *dba 
„ aurantia 
Tropaaolum tricolorum 
,, azureum 
„ brachyceras 
Witsenia corymbosa 
JJ 
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HEIGHT. TIME AND DURATION 
COLOUR. 
FEET, 
White 
cl. 
20 
Pink 
7 
White 
7 
Lilac 
2 
White 
2 
Yellow 
A 
2 
Pink 
1 
White and Red 
1 
2 
Purple 
6 
Purple 
4 
Red 
3 
Rose 
2 
Pink 
2 
Rose 
2 
in vars. 
1 
White 
6 
Yellow 
2 
Yellow 
2 
Yellow 
3 
Purple 
cl. 
30 
Light Purple 
1 
Scarlet 
3 
Scarlet 
4 
Blue 
4 
Red 
5 
Buff 
tr. 
5 
White 
tr. 
5 
Orange 
tr. 
6 
Red 
tr. 
4 
Blue 
tr. 
4 
Yellow 
tr. 
4 
Blue 
2 
OF BLOOMING. 
June—August. 
J une—October, 
do. do. 
do. do. 
do. do. 
August—Novemb. 
May—August. 
August—Dec. 
May—August. 
March—October. 
May—August. 
March—Sept. 
April—August. 
March—Sept. 
January—Dec. 
March—August. 
May—July. 
April-—May. 
do. do. 
June—October. 
J une—September. 
May—September, 
do. do. 
do. do. 
March—Nov. 
May—September, 
do. do. 
do. do. 
May—August. 
May—November. 
May—September. 
March—April. 
CALENDAR FOR FEBRUARY. 
Stove. It will be necessary to watch the plants here with 
much attention this month, as the seasonal growth of some will 
be now commencing, while others will remain dormant till next 
month. As soon as a plant shows signs of growing, it should 
be repotted if requisite, or if not let it be top-dressed with the 
same kind of soil in which it is growing, and the supply of water 
to such may be gradually increased; those which still remain 
without growing should be watered sparingly, as there is more 
real danger to be apprehended from a premature start than from 
any backwardness. Most of the amaryllidaceous plants will be 
now advancing to a blooming state ; every encouragement should 
