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 …

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 …

" A blessing upon the fragrance of sweet flowers! and a thousand blessings on the power
that gifted their leaves with such a dowry." In a compendious manual of this nature, it is not to …

necessary to obtain the best results, and it may almost be set down as an axiom that a really
valuable herbarium cannot be made until the maker has served an apprenticeship in the art …

THE prefent periodical publication owes its com mencement to the repeated folicitations of
fevera Ladies and Gentlemen, Subfcribers to the Author's BOTANIC GARDEN, who were …

HAVING in my botanical rambles frequently found the want of a book of reference to
determine some doubtful point, I have endeavoured in the following pages to compress into …

In the course of many years of horticultural experience, no question has been more
frequently asked me than," What can I plant which will take care of itself?" This little volume …

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Printed for John Rivington and the rest of the Proprietors. Page 9 THE GARDENERS …

THE idea that prompted the publication of the first edition of this Handy Book—namely, that a
want existed for such a practical work on Flower-Gardening-has been amply justified by the …