THERE is perhaps no feature of the present age more strikingly obvious, or more hopeful as
an evidence of the growing taste and culture of the people, than the almost universal interest …

THIS book is intended to furnish botanical classes and beginners generally with an easier
introduction to the plants of this country than is the Manual, and one which includes the …

It is as ar eference book that it will take its place. Exhaustive descriptions, variations from
type, and more technical matter must be sought among the horticultural encyclopædias. In …

GREEABLY to periodical custom, we have again the pleasure, on the completion of another
volume, of thanking our friends and correspondents for the continued confidence they have …

If a life devoted to the study of trees and plants be a sufficient excuse for an unknown author
to intrude his views and experiences upon the public, then the writer of this volume feels at …

1. Characters and short Popular Descriptions of all the species and varieties of hardy trees
and shrubs now in British gardens, with directions for their culture; including the soil most …

Abstract Sanders's Flower Garden, born in 1905 and circulating ever since with unimpaired
vigour through numerous editions and revisions, is once more presented, refurbished in …

THE object of this small publication is merely to give a few brief remarks as to the Culture of
Fruit Trees, &c. by throwing together some of the leading rules, whose adoption has proved …

A FTER the great number of books that have been publiſhed on Gardening in general, fome
of them by men of learning and obfervation, it may to many appear unneceffary, and even …

During the lengthened period which has elapsed since that work commenced, how many
are the occurrences which have taken place-how numerous the changes which might be …