... bombastic, little publication. The Tropical Department of the Crystal Palace now contains a fine specimen the African bread fruit tree (encephalarU.it tridendn), bearing its colossal fruit, presenting a very novel appearance. Telegraphic despatches twenty ...

... Partingurn wants to know why captains don't have their ships properly nailed in port instead of waiting to tack them at The bread fruit tree from South Africa in the tropical department of the Crystal Palace is now belting its colossal fruit. A grave fellow ...

... tree, and should be planted in the open ground, giving it plenty room. If it is the Locust carob bean, or St. John's bread fruit tree, Ceratouia siliqua, it will require the protection of the greenhouse, but should be planted in a border, so as to give ...

... specimen ? Heligoland. Are the locust and lick bean the same?— The locust b«an is the carol* bean, or seed St. John’s bread fruit tree; quite distinct from the tick. The latter is an annual plant; the former tree, requiring the protection of greenhouse ...

... about or lo stone per Irish acre. Are the locust and tick bean the same The locust bean is the carob lean, of JSt John's bread fruit tree ; quite distinct from the lick. The latter is an annual plant; the former a tree,requiring the protection ol greenhouse ...

... specimen ? Heligalaud. Are the locust and tick bean the same ? The locust bean is the carob beau, or seed of St John’s bread fruit tree ; quite distinct from the tick. The latter is an annual plant; the former a tree, requiring the protection of a greenhouse ...

... valuable and immense collection of exotics, among which may be particularly noticed a late importation, namely, The Caflir bread fruit tree.” It consists of an immenise j trunk, covered with large brown scales, and cruwned with spiked foliage, under which the ...

... Society, too, bad offered prizes for the cultivation new fruits and vegetables, and solemnly predict, that as there was bread fruit tree, ere long there would bread-and-butter tree, and perhaps, snccessful grafting, even a plum-padding tree! We believe made ...

... has just offered prizes for the cultivation of new fruits and vegetables, and solemnly he would predict, that there was bread fruit tree, ere long there would be a bread and batter tree, ana perhaps by success* ful grafting, even a plum pudding tree. We ...

... pionacles myriads of sea-birds wheeled in mazy circles. Groves of palm and cocoanut treesand_especially the beantiful bread fruit tree, the staff of life to the islanders—clothed the bare rocks down to the water’s edge. In the decp valleys flourished in ...

... feet in i diameter, with margin revealing ths spines I that protrude from the purple under surface. Hoe alee we find the bread fruit tree, the citron. the sago palm, and many-coloured water lilies while abundant clematis clusters in front. The New Holland ...

... smashed the shores the mainland. In one respect this island resembled Otaheita before the boQhty went there for the bread fruit tree. Tae people are guileless, simple, anti live in such harmony together that a process - server or summon-server never ...