Journal of Horticulture, Cottage Gardener and Country Gentlemen, Том 26G.W. Johnson, 1874 |
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... exhibition of honey , 113 ; produce , 822 ; honey crystallised , 304 ; Humble , 8 ; hopeful signs , 523 ; in 1874 , 71 ; keeping in 1878 , 46 : keeper's calen- dar , 23 ; loss of , 265 ; management , 158 , 282 , general , 248 , modern ...
... exhibition of honey , 113 ; produce , 822 ; honey crystallised , 304 ; Humble , 8 ; hopeful signs , 523 ; in 1874 , 71 ; keeping in 1878 , 46 : keeper's calen- dar , 23 ; loss of , 265 ; management , 158 , 282 , general , 248 , modern ...
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... exhibition , 310 ; unfruitful . 858 ; Catherina , 885 ; Henson's Seedling , 385 ; Lord Derby and Victory , 78 Goslings , food for , 358 Grafting late , 399 Grapes - bunches curling and shrivel- ling , 800 estimate of , 75 ; late - keep ...
... exhibition , 310 ; unfruitful . 858 ; Catherina , 885 ; Henson's Seedling , 385 ; Lord Derby and Victory , 78 Goslings , food for , 358 Grafting late , 399 Grapes - bunches curling and shrivel- ling , 800 estimate of , 75 ; late - keep ...
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... exhibition - room as the Crystal Palace . To exhibit the Game Bantams just over the Game fowls , and the eye thus being able to see the two at one and the same time , was a thought worthy of a genius . Little need be said about the ...
... exhibition - room as the Crystal Palace . To exhibit the Game Bantams just over the Game fowls , and the eye thus being able to see the two at one and the same time , was a thought worthy of a genius . Little need be said about the ...
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... exhibition stands , I would say persons too often put in Tea Roses , not because they are really first - rate , but to J. T. , Maesgwynne . diversify a stand . A really fine Tea Rose or Noisette , such as Maréchal Niel , Souvenir d'un ...
... exhibition stands , I would say persons too often put in Tea Roses , not because they are really first - rate , but to J. T. , Maesgwynne . diversify a stand . A really fine Tea Rose or Noisette , such as Maréchal Niel , Souvenir d'un ...
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... exhibition - room as the Crystal Palace . To exhibit the Game Bantams just over the Game fowls , and the eye thus being able to see the two at one and the same time , was a thought worthy of a genius . Little need be said about the ...
... exhibition - room as the Crystal Palace . To exhibit the Game Bantams just over the Game fowls , and the eye thus being able to see the two at one and the same time , was a thought worthy of a genius . Little need be said about the ...
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Bantams beautiful bees Beldon Bemrose better birds Black bloom boiler border Brahma breed buds bunches Camellias Cochin cock colour comb Council crop Crystal Palace culture Dorking early eggs exhibition exhibitors Fakenham fanciers favourable feet flowers foliage fowls frost fruit Fulton garden give glass Grapes greenhouse ground grow grown growth Hamburghs heat Hexham hives honey Houdans inches insects keep Kirkcaldy Lapstone larvæ leaf mould leaves Lingwood loam Lowestoft manure Messrs Pears Pigeons pipes plants Potatoes pots poultry POULTRY SHOW prize pruning pseudobulbs pullets roots Roses Royal Horticultural Society Sea-kale season seed shade shoots silver Society soil species specimens temperature trees variety vegetable vinery Vines W. A. Taylor wall Walsall weather week White winter wood Yardley yellow young
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Сторінка x - fathers knew the value of a screen From sultry suns ; and in their shaded walks And long-protracted bowers enjoyed at noon The gloom and coolness of declining day.
Сторінка 95 - Heather knolls, and pale chalk ranges gleaming far away. But, above all, I glory in my evergreens. What winter garden can compare for them with mine ? True, I have but four kinds—Scotch Fir, Holly, Furze, and the Heath ; and, by way of relief to them, only brows of brown Fern, sheets of yellow
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Сторінка 57 - downwards rather than upwards. Any great elevation should never be sought in small rockeries. This would be inconsistent with their breadth, and would render them too prominent and artificial. They should not be carried higher than the point at which they can be well supported, and backed with a broad mass of earth and vegetation.
Сторінка 215 - that it was a flower remarkable for the beauty of its petals ; that it grew amidst thorns ; that it had a divine fragrance ; was of the colour of the human complexion; that it was the most beautiful of all flowers; " the queen of flowers ; " the " flower of love." Theophrastus and Pliny state that
Сторінка 14 - sheet questions relating to Gardening and those on Poultry and Bee subjects, if they expect to get them answered promptly and conveniently, but write them on separate communications. Also never to send more than two or three questions at once. NB—Many questions must remain unanswered until next week.
Сторінка 255 - for their repented transgressions, to a state of joyful immortality ; there it will be a new joy to meet several of their good neighbours who lye scattered in these sacred precincts around them. He died April 5th, 1804, at the age of eighty. She died