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Side 2
... herbaceous plants , including splendid Pæonies and Double Dahlias . Address to William Kenrick , Newton , near Boston . Trees packed for distant places in the first style . Transportation to the city without charge . Catalogues gratis ...
... herbaceous plants , including splendid Pæonies and Double Dahlias . Address to William Kenrick , Newton , near Boston . Trees packed for distant places in the first style . Transportation to the city without charge . Catalogues gratis ...
Side 3
... herbaceous perennial flowering plants . Poonies , Double Dahlias , -and a splendid collection of hardy and Chi- nese Roses , selected with great care , both in regard to the beauty of their flowers , and the distinctness of their colors ...
... herbaceous perennial flowering plants . Poonies , Double Dahlias , -and a splendid collection of hardy and Chi- nese Roses , selected with great care , both in regard to the beauty of their flowers , and the distinctness of their colors ...
Side 67
... herbaceous plants , ornamental shrubs , forest and fruit trees , is one of the best in the vicinity ; and the green - house , which is upwards of eighty feet in length , is filled with a profusion of plants , which are well grown and in ...
... herbaceous plants , ornamental shrubs , forest and fruit trees , is one of the best in the vicinity ; and the green - house , which is upwards of eighty feet in length , is filled with a profusion of plants , which are well grown and in ...
Side 106
... herbaceous . The corollas are deep brown , inclining to crimson , with a yellow border . PETUNIA . CCXIII . Solànæ . A species named lineàris Herbert's MS . , is figured in the above work for November . It is the Salpiglóssis_lineàris ...
... herbaceous . The corollas are deep brown , inclining to crimson , with a yellow border . PETUNIA . CCXIII . Solànæ . A species named lineàris Herbert's MS . , is figured in the above work for November . It is the Salpiglóssis_lineàris ...
Side 142
... herbaceous plant ; growing two feet high ; with reddish lilac flowers ; appearing in July and August ; a native of the east of Europe ; propa- gated by division of the root , in common garden soil . Bot . Reg . , 1818 . An herbaceous ...
... herbaceous plant ; growing two feet high ; with reddish lilac flowers ; appearing in July and August ; a native of the east of Europe ; propa- gated by division of the root , in common garden soil . Bot . Reg . , 1818 . An herbaceous ...
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Side 192 - Where the water is not at hand, so that it may be easily carried or wheeled by men, a horse with a water-barrel on wheels should be used. As soon as the plant has been put into its place the earth should be filled in, leaving a sufficient hollow round the stem, and as far as the roots extend, to hold...
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Side 192 - M'Nab *, that whether it be done in a dull day, a wet day, or a dry day, it is very necessary to keep in view the expediency of keeping the plants for as short a time out of the ground as possible — if only a few minutes, so much the better ; and in all cases, when it can be done...
Side 376 - ... shoot, in the manner common ringing is performed on trees. In this way each bud will occupy one inch of the stem between the rings. The stems when thus prepared should be laid down horizontally, about three inches under the soil, leaving only the leading bud at the end of each branch out of the soil. In six months each bud will have made a vigorous shoot and radical fibres. In August, carefully separate each plant and plant them out. Vertical division of the stem. — According to Hovey, 1836,...
Side 30 - The cultivation of spindle roots ought to succeed that of running and superficial roots. 4th. It is necessary to avoid returning too soon to the cultivation of the same or of analogous kinds of vegetables, in the same soil.* 5th. It is very unwise to allow two kinds of plants, which admit of the ready growth of weeds among them, to be raised in succession. 6th. Those plants that derive their principal support from the soil should not be sown, excepting when the soil is sufficiently provided with...