superseded, and others which have so recently been introduced that 
their real value is not yet established. An entirely new chapter has 
been added on nuts, and a new chapter on wild fruits closes the second 
section. The third section has been prepared expressly for this work 
b}' E. II. Hart, of Florida, upon the recommendation of P. J. Berck- 
nians, of Augusta, Ga. It covers all the sub-tropical fruits which can 
be successfully cultivated. In this work all illustrations of fruit are 
from average-sized specimens and are life size, unless otherwise deli- 
nitelj' stated. Space does not permit a detailed statement of the con¬ 
tents of the work. Suffice it to say that it cannot be too highly recom¬ 
mended to all nurserymen and horticulturists. .Mr. Wood’s revision of 
a noted book is one of the most notable features of the advance in 
horticultural education which mark the close of the century. Extra 
muslin, 8vo., 77:5 pages, 800 accurate tigures, $2.50. New York : 
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NURSERIES. 
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