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... assuredly produce successful results. Khol rabi is the Brassica oleracea, caulo-rapa of De Candolle : it was introduced by Sir Thomas Tyrwhitt, from Germany in Mr Stephens his first edition of the Book of the Farm, No. 1264, Vol. 11., page 29, states that ...
... Geraniums, dm., by Post, on application. Albion Nursery, Stoke, Newington, London. PIikCTICE-` Forest and Ornamental Trees, &c. THOMAS IMBUE & SONS, NURSERYMEN AND SEEDSMEN, AYR, BEG to call the attention of Landed Proprietors and others interested in Useful ...
... roses, a hardy annual, requiring the same treatment as Collinsias, JEschynanthus Paxtoni, a showy kind easily increased by cuttings. Polygonum vaoeinifolium, • perfectly hardy, trailing, half shrubby plant. Cyclobothra monophylla, a hardy bulb, requiring ...
... (*Ll—Article Amber** eobilis, for a • height of four feet. read feet Soun,L.—The following Scillies are very pretty and quite hardy rid, S. snarled S. pnecox, S. bifolla, S. b. alba, S. b. rubra, S. verea, S. v. alley_ and 8. emcees. B. Ban:sold—You are quite ...
... Yorkshire, but we have not seen any garden In Scotland. nor do we think It, hardy though it i.e. at all adapted for standard culture In Scotland. It originated with t late Thomas Andrew might, and by him denominated the Mow arch, in consequence of its ...
... Economists need not be startled at this proposition, for the less transparent glass might be used for the protection of half-hardy plants and vegetables during winter, a department in gardening still in its infancy. We have ordered a supply of both the above ...
... journal of May 9 there is an Editorial article on the advantages of using bricks for garden walls, and a communication from Mr Thomas Dean, recommending certain improvements in their manufacture. As it is desirous to have as much light thrown upon the subject ...
... Helen, Carolina, and E lair ; 2d, Mr4ussell. 3 Largest Fuohsiaa -Mr Russell. 13 Hardy Herbamous Plants (4 competitors)-10, Mr Locke • 2d, Mr Nais-nyth ; 3d, Mr Skinner. 7 Hardy Herba ceous Plants -Ist, Mr Skinner; 2d, Mr Kirkland. 3 Heads Cauliflower (7 ...
... —let, John Dodds, The Hirsel ; 2d, Thomas Hettle, The Hirsel. 6 Pansies, do.— Ist, W. L. Beloe; 2d, John Dodds, 3 Pinks, do.—let, James Redpath, Cornhill ; 2d, Thomas Hettle. 6 Roses, do.— John Dodds. 3 do., do.—let, Thomas Hettle ; 2d, James Cockburn, The ...
... Francis Crombie. Do. 4 Exotics, in pots-Ist, WM. Allison; 2d, A. Robertson. Do. 6 Hardy Shrubs, sons. one stem of cacti-Ist, Francis Crombie; 2d, Jas. Grandisou. Do. 19 Hardy Herbaceous Planta, sorts, one stem of each-Ist, Francis Crombie; 2d, John Reid ...
... of St. John, at the west end of Princes Street, and, subsequently, a third near the Grange, on the propertyof the late Sir Thomas Dick Lauder. About the same time, in conjunction with Mr Gentle, he formed a nursery at Peebles, which is now successfully ...
... primrose, introduced from Karat, on the Asiatic side of the Bosphorus; by C. J. Darblshire, Esq. It appears to be per. fectly hardy, and, if so, will form an interesting addition to this popular family. Gardenia Sherbournice ; this new and rare species was ...