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Identifier: gardenersmonthly211879phil (find matches)
Title: The Gardener's monthly and horticulturist
Year: 1876 (1870s)
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Subjects: Gardening
Publisher: Philadelphia, Pa. : Charles H. Marot
Contributing Library: UMass Amherst Libraries
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ur idea to theirunderstandings better than anything else. American Pomological Society. — ThePresident Marshall P. Wilder, met with a seriousaccident, fracturing his leg by a fall down theState House Steps some weeks ago, while en-deavoring to influence some legislation favor-able to agriculture. We hear later that Mr.Wilder is quite comfortable, though our venera-ble friend is in his eighty-first year. It is at lastcertainly decided that the meeting of this Asso-ciation will be held at Rochester, N. Y., byinvitation of the Western New York Horticul-tural Society, on the 17th of September next. Premiums for Fruit.—Among the peculiari-ties of the schedule of the New York Horticul-tural Society, is the offers for numerous varietiesof fruit. Now the offer is for the best ten Bald-win apples, and so on for an immense numberof kinds. It is not unusual for premiums to beoffered for single kinds; but it is for such largenumbers. This exhibition is to be held aboutthe middle of September.
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oXf^ xi:\v ATicm AVR:ni. ,,11 Klcrisl TV-i.vfi-hV. Ralto.lo.M. THE GARDENERS MONTHLY AND HORTICULTURIST. DEVOTED TO HORTICULTURE, ARBORICULTURE AND RURAL AFFAIRS. Edited by THOMAS MEEHA.N. Vol. XXI. JUNE, 1879. Number 246. Flower Garden and Pleasure Ground. SEASONABLE HINTS, There is nothing in the whole range of Ameri-can gardening that is the subject of so muchsolicitude as the proper care of the lawn. Weenvy the English, and are very apt to believethat if we sow good English mixed lawn grassit is all that is needed to have a good lawn inour country. But the secret is not the grass inthe ground so much as the moisture in the airand the temperature of the atmosphere, and itrequires greater skill to have good lawns hereunder disadvantages than there where all thecircumstances favor. Of late years Americanlawn making has very much improved; and itis not unusual to find specimens which will bearfavorable comparison with any in the Old World.In the first place we pay attention to deepeni

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