AUTHOR OF THE ENCYCLOPEDIAS OF GARDENING, OF AGRICULTURE, AND OF COTTAGE, FARM, LONDON: PRINTED FOR LONGMAN, ORME, BROWN, GREEN, AND LONGMANS, PATERNOSTER-ROW, 1837. On the Importance of Gardeners' possessing On the Discrepancy of Terrestrial and At- mospheric Temperature, with regard to the Cultivation of Exotics, more particularly the Vine; and on the proper Application of Water, so as to render it à beneficial Agent 14 - 544 203 Remarks on the Origin and Direction of the An improved Mode of painting, lettering, 296 An Account of some Trials made with the LANDSCAPE-GARDENING AND - 550 GARDEN ARCHITECTURE. Suggestions for the Improvement of Kensing ton Gardens; and which are applicable, also, in a greater or less Degree, to Hyde Park, the Green Park, Regent's Park, and Greenwich Park, and to Parks and Plea- sure-grounds generally. By the Conductor 145 Plan of the Grounds of Chester Holme Cot- tage, laid out by Mr. George Harland . 161 On the Formation and Planting of a Suburban Plans, Sections, &c., of a small span-roofed Pit, for Green-house Plants, recently erected at Stratford Green, Essex. By Elevation and Description of a Cast-iron 204268 Arboricultural Notices; or, Notices of new On the Transplanting or Removal of Ever- green Shrubs. By R. Glendinning On the Propagating and Transplanting of Notes on the Growth of Trees at Flasby Hall, Dimensions of some Trees, and Notes on the Growth of other Trees and Shrubs, indi- genous and exotic, on the Estate of Poloc, in Lanarkshire, the Property of Sir John Maxwell, Bart. By John Maxwell, M.P. - 167 An Account of some remarkable Trees of the Norway Spruce (4'bies excélsa Poir.) now growing at the Whim, in Peeblesshire, the Property of Sir James Montgomery of Bartstanhope and Stobo. By J. M'Nab, 495 An Account of a Method of pruning orna- On the Growth of the Pine and Fir Tribe in exposed and stormy Situations. By John On the Propagation of the Pine and Fir A Mode of transplanting a large Cedar Tree described. By J. Cuthill, Gardener to Capt. Notice respecting the State of a Plantation of Salix álba, of which some Account was given, in 1825, in this Magazine. By Archi- bald Gorrie, F. H.S., M.C.H.S. Account of a Plant of d'rbutus Andráchne in the Edinburgh Botanic Garden, supposed to be the largest in Britain. By William List of Plants which have stood the open Air at Pendarves, in Cornwall. By James Notice of some Green-house and Half-hardy An Account of the Mode in which the large Description of an oiled Paper Cap for pro- On the Culture of Epiphyllum truncatum. On the Culture of Cape Heaths. By R. Glen- 70 141 FLORICULTURE. Floricultural and Botanical Notices on Kinds of Plants newly introduced into our Gar- dens, and that have originated in them, and on Kinds of Interest previously ex- tant in them; supplementary to the latest Editions of the " Encyclopædia of Plants," and of the " Hortus Britannicus," 35. 78. 176. 214. 266. 311. 360. 430. 451. 503. On enlivening Flower or other small Gardens On some of the Advantages attending the Culture of Hardy Annuals. By John Caie, On the Shriveling of Grapes, and Recom mendations of the early White Frontignac. On the Shriveling of Grapes. By Agronome's On the Rust on Vines. By J. Wighton, Gar. dener to Lord Stafford, Cossey Hall On Part of the Vines, in the same Forcing- house, being suspended, and Part not. By On the Culture of the Pea. By A. Forsyth - 450 On the Potato, particularly the early Va- On the Culture of the Turnip. By A. For- On the Culture of White and Red Cabbages, List of Fifty-four Sorts of Wheat, Seeds and The Northern Flora; containing the Wild Plants of the North of Scotland. Salicetum, sive Salicum Formæ quæ hodie innotuere, descriptæ et systematice dis- The Orchidaceae of Mexico and Guatemala - 508 An Analysis of the British Ferns and their Allies, with Copperplate Engravings of every Species and Variety. By George W. The Flower-Garden; including Directions for the Arrangement and Cultivation of all Garden Flowers; the Management of - 600 Catalogue of the Cellulares, or Flowerless logue of British Plants," and other Sources. By W. A. Leighton, B.A. F.B.S. Edin., Practical Remarks on the Failure of the Catalogue of Works on Gardening, Agricul ture, Botany, Rural Architecture, &c., lately published, with some Account of those considered the more interesting - 223, Sowerby's Small Edition of English Bo- The Magazine of Domestic Economy Le Couteur on the Varieties, Properties, Reid's Chemistry of Nature, designed as a popular Exposition of the Chemical Constitution and Relations of Natural Objects, and as a General Introduction to the Study of Chemical Science Stonehouse's History and Topography of Ellistson's Hobart Town Almanack, and Ross's Van Diemen's Land Annual, for Barker-Webb, et Sabin Berthelot, His- toire Naturelle des Iles Canaries Verhandlungen des Vereins zur Beför derung des Gartenbaues in den Köni glich Prussischen Staaten. Transactions of the Horticultural Society of Prussia 611 |