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Identifier: gardenerschronic335lond (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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Rover and Cardinal were goodreds. Polar Star had loose panicles of white flowers.Another fine white was White Duchess. Among thetrue Cbinense type were two varieties with largeflowers labelled White Pearl and White Queen respec-tively. Moonbeam was a pleasing acquisition, havinglarge white blooms with a pronounced yellow eye, appeared conspicuous, while a small pan containedquite a number of these tiny Alpines in full flower, andlncuded Cyclamen Coum, Hepaticas, Anemones,Gentiana verna, a mere midget but most conspicuouson account of its lovely blue petals, the whole beingcrowned with a giant looking Anemone, A. falgens,although the latter itself was bat a few inches inheight. A very creditable stand of well grown plants of Cy-clamen latifolium was set up by M t. J. May, of GordonNursery, Twickenham. Some of the individual plantswere literally crowned with spikes oi bloom, and.thcwhole stand was a l/aze of colour of all hues, the richmarbling on some oi the leaves giving an additional
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FlG. 58.—AN ALLAMANDA FRUIT-CAFSCLE. which did not detract from its beauty in the least.There were also included several trays of individualblooms arranged in rows, the whole exhibit beingawarded the Silver Flora Medal. A rather showySucculent, Echeveriagibbiflora. from Messrs. Cannell,had dense heads of flowers with reddish sepals, thecolour running into the upper leaves and giving theplants a very attractive appearance. The Guildford Hardy Plant Nursery set up asmall collection of hardy early flowering plants whichthey make their especial province, showing good plantsof Irises, Primroses, Saxifrages, giant Snowdrops,Cyclamen, with Ericas, Veronicas, Daphne, &c.Tellima rubrifolia, and Saxifraga Burseriana major attractiveness to the group- Among ether pleasingcolours were several line crimsons, a variety Excelsior having a rich shade oi thU colour, wasan advance on the ordinary reds, although perhapsnot quite so proliferous (Silver Flora Medal). Messrs. Wallace & Co , Colch

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  • booksubject:Gardening
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