... the first horticultural show there. W. D-Write to the offiee for back numbers, and also for the price of advertisements. S. C. H.-Cousnlt our annual lists of the best things. CnsYs5AXjTir[rxMs.- B. W.-iKeep your plants which show their bucds in the geenbouse ...

... plants, because tiey, have been found living ontbae! trunks and tbyanche~s-of trees; and a vidt, to Yeitch's nursery, Chelsea, 'spuld show you a- great number of ditferent osohids merely fastened to blocks of weed and suspended. here is no end o the number ...

... favourites, but they are the best lady Popham is a usefirI flower-one of tie old-taalioreed build, not quite round in the ortlire, ani riot a first-rate petal, but makes up well, and like reltexed flowers genc- rally tolerably certain and well up; but tllthir ...

... attention at the time. Attending to the dahlias the few days they give us good flowers, and providing winter quarters for the tender subjects, nosy oc- cupy all our attention in the flower garden; but we ought to have our hyacinths and early tulips all ready to ...

... lectern, pulpit. choir seats, vnd the holy table were respectively blessed by the diocesan. SPRING FLOWERS AT THE PEOPLE'S PAL&CE. At tbe annual spring flower Fhow opened yesterday at the People's Palare; Mile-end, the imaiority of the exhibitors were working ...

... DAcPIERI.-CAPE OF GOOD HOPE (Clerkeawell).-To flower it, young seedlings should be potted at once into a large pot, and grown on in full sunshine to the flowering stage. No toning is necessary. It has been flowered, planted out at the toot of a south aspect ...

... inarits of Chis- wickendthet Park as horticultural shows, because each has its attractions; and the different modes of showing increase the Interest that we feel in going from one to the other. The Chiewiok shows the plants even with the eye and above it;* the ...

... strength, the weaker most so. AURICUUL-AN AssATa~t can ocertainly show Airijua~s at ihe West-end showse, if be can find out one which bs-to be held aboutt the limea they are in flower, There in a society formned 'saponga t the growfers, hnt we have mjslaid ...

... ticular cram to plants, or sow seeds, wherever there hap- pens to be a vacancy; and the consequence is that not a single flower can show its beauty, or grow into its natural form. It is all very wvel if the plants are chosen so that they will bloom all the ...

... the other, but form a large showy head of bloom. -Taos FuGHuSA- - The flower-b ud, gloloose,. until it opens, short, or without any tube; the sepsis on opening to reflex ?? as to show only theinside surface (like thle cyclamaen); the corolla to be a decided ...

... ry. without any means Of being heated can be made in every way asrichin flowers. as the most devoted worshipper of Flora could wish. The greenhouse plants that are past flowering shonld'b turned out, and their plsutss might be filled with balsams, which ...

... stock, and that only if of good ?? from E. S. Nothng ewbutallprcty.Twofro A.S. The larger one is a show~yvariety r a greenhouse, but petals too nar- row to show; the other, although not so new, is of better quality, bust there are plenty to beat ?? others ...