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Identifier: gardenerschronic333lond (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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ting poorer invegetation, and no wonder, as it is constantly fedoff, and no return is made so as to save thecountry. I tell them they must grow their fire-wood and return to the soil its due. Peter Bair,V.M.B., Cape Colony. (To be continued.) MAY 9, 1903.) THE GARDENERS CHRONICLE. 291 CLEEODENDRON MYRME-COPHILUM.* In fig. IIS we reproduce a sketch by MissSmith of the new Clerodendron from Singapore,which has recently bloomed in the stove-house inthe Koyal Gardens, Kew. A description of the HIPPEASTRUMS FROM SEED. The varieties of Hippeastruin, formerly calledAmaryllis, have been grown on a limited scalein every well appointed garden as long as I canremember, but somehow the plants have notfound their way into general cultivation to such an size of flower it is possible to attain by intelligentcultivation. Amongst amateurs, horticulture is under anobligation to Captain Holford, Westonbirt, forthe magnificent exhibition of these plants inbloom he has occasionally permitted his gardener,
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Fig. 118.—clerodendron myrmecophilum : flowers, orange. plants at Kew was published in these pages onMarch 28 last, p. 19G. The illustration willshow what an excellent garden-plant this newspecies is. The colour of the flowers is brightorange. Z* C. myrmecophilum — H.N.Ridley.in Journal of Botany,1S95, p. 42. extent as their merits entitle them to do. Thehigh decorative value of this flower has been welldemonstrated by many specialists, notably so byMessrs. Ker of Liverpool, and by Messrs. Veitch& Sons of Chelsea, to whose firm is due the creditof not only raising and introducing some of themost magnificent varieties we possess, but alsofor showing us what perfection of quality and Mr. Chapman, to bring to the Drill Hall meetingsof the Royal Horticultural Society. Those who hadthe privilege of observing the last collection shownwill not easily forget the brilliant display of themost choice varieties, all superbly grown, fillingone whole side of the Drill Hall stage witha bank

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