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Identifier: gardenerschronic353lond (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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n number, were planted out on May 8, applied to this the queen of Saxifrages. Archi-bald Buctian Hepburn, Smeaton-Hepburn, Pres-tonkirk, East Lothian, N.JJ. Davenham Gardens, Malvern. -Throughthe kindness of Mr. C. W. Dyson Pen-ins thegad-dens at Davenham were thrown open to theinspection of the public on Friday, June 20, fora small fee, in aid of the funds of the GardenersRoyal Benevolent Institution, of which institu-tion Mr. Perrins is a vice-president. The gar-dens were a blaze of colour ; some of the chiefbeds were planted with Paul Crampel Pelar-goniums, Stocks, masses of Anchusa italicaDropmore variety, Delphiniums, Irises, andPaeonies. A Rose garden with a pergola at oneend is one of the features of the place; thepaths are made with flagstones, and growingbetween them are choice Alpines. The Rose bedsnumber over sixty, and each bed is planted withone variety of Rose. The glasshouses containSouvenir de la Malmaison Carnations, Calceo-laria, Clibranii, Clarkia elegans, Kalanchoe
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FlG 183.—AMARYLLIS BELLADONNA BLANDA ; FLOWERS PALE PINK.See p. 44P. (Photograph by Wyndham Fitzherbert.) which is now at its best and is a beautiful sight.S. Green, Bromfort House Gardens, Devizes. -(BirdsZin Fruit Nets.—Will you again thisseason allow me to suggest to the bird-lovereamong your readers that, during the summerseason, they should make a point of peri-odically visiting their fruit-net6, and so ensureagainst such of our little songsters, which mayhave been caught there, dying a slow death by-hunger and thirst ? Countrywoman. Laburnum with Three Kinds of Flowers.—I noticed a curious Laburnum tree in a gar-den near here the other day. There are threedistinct colours of flowers on the one tree. Ihave occasionally come across the varietyAdamii with two. but this one would appear tome to be a different variety, as the originaltree is a rosy-pink colour, -with one of thebranches showing a duster of pale lilac flowers,while on another branch is a cluster of deepyellow. Th

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  • booksubject:Gardening
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  • bookcontributor:UMass_Amherst_Libraries
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