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Identifier: gardenerschronic321lond (find matches)
Title: The Gardeners' chronicle : a weekly illustrated journal of horticulture and allied subjects
Year: 1874 (1870s)
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Subjects: Ornamental horticulture Horticulture Plants, Ornamental Gardening
Publisher: London : (Gardeners Chronicle)
Contributing Library: UMass Amherst Libraries
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orgeGordons paper at the Society of Arts meeting onMarch 3. I observe that the Gardeners Magazineneither favours the adoption of an Arbor-Day, northinks it likely that we shall obtain a commission toenquire into the state of our orchards ; for whatreason the one is disparaged, and the other despairedof, I cannot quite see. A multitude of methods arenow being launched for the purpo?e of celebratingthe present remarkable year of our Queens reigu ;aud. although loyalty is supposed to be tho prominentmotive, there is in connection with the movementfar too much collection of £ s. d. Arbor-Day in Kentwas inaugurated with comparatively trifling expen-diture, and yet the effects will probably be felt for acentury; every recurring season will witness anincrease in the size of the ornamental trees plantedby the children ; and iu years to come, villagers andwayfarers will enjoy the grateful fchade as theygradually grow to maturity. Many a refreshing March 13, 1897.) THE GARDENERS CHRONICLE. 175
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/ 176 THE GARDENERS CHRONICLE. (March 13, 1897. draught of that most healthful beverage—Cider, Imeau—will be produced, and before very long, fromthe fruit of the orchard of which Sir George Bird-wood and the Hereford M.P. helped to complete theplanting on Arbor-Day. Trees well planted and welltended quickly come into bearing, and my own expe-rience does not altogether confirm the old saying,that those who plant Pears plant for their heirs.I have reaped quite abundant crops of Pears plantedin Jubilee Year. Arbor-Day is a novelty in thiscountry, but I hope it will not be despised on thataccount. In addition to the vintage, Apples and otherfruit, a number of Belle de Louvain Plums wereplanted on Arbor-Day, in order to see whether goodPrunes cannot be produced at home as well asimported from France. Orohard. NEW v. OLD MODES OF FUMIGATION.—The appli-cation of the old saying, Time works wonders, isperceptible in most things, aud especially in my presentsubject, viz., the fumigation o

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