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The Gardeners' Chronicle and Agricultural Gazette . thinly and dried quickly.—£. State of the Weather riftar Londnti, for th«« wet-It endinj; July 2;, iai5, asobiervedai the HoriicuUura] Garden, Chi» I July IB—Slightly oveicHit and fine ; very fine; slightly clouded19—CloudleiH and very fine; ovBrcast20—Fine, with liKhl clouds ; cloudy; ram2l-UniformIr overcast: fine, with liRht hazy cloads^g2_Very fine, with ; overcau; tain at mghtS3—Slight rain; diizzly and culd; overcast24—Cloudy; oveicasi throughout. , , , , Mean temperature of the week 3 def*. below the
The Gardeners' Chronicle and Agricultural Gazette . thinly and dried quickly.—£. State of the Weather riftar Londnti, for th«« wet-It endinj; July 2;, iai5, asobiervedai the HoriicuUura] Garden, Chi» I July IB—Slightly oveicHit and fine ; very fine; slightly clouded19—CloudleiH and very fine; ovBrcast20—Fine, with liKhl clouds ; cloudy; ram2l-UniformIr overcast: fine, with liRht hazy cloads^g2_Very fine, with ; overcau; tain at mghtS3—Slight rain; diizzly and culd; overcast24—Cloudy; oveicasi throughout. , , , , Mean temperature of the week 3 def*. below the of the Weather at Chiswickdurln>i the lait 19 years, for the aniuing Week ending Auk-2, IBiS. _^ PrevaiHnc Winda. Aver. July Hishesi Temp. Sun. 27 lion. 28 77-0 Tuea. 29 7*.3 Wed. 30 Aug. Fri. 1 Sat. E Aver. LowestTemp. MeanTemp No. OfYeats inwhiohit Rained. Greatestquantity (a ^ =% (T. 2 4 3 1 7 K 9 6 2 1 3 6 3 a B n 4 5 1 H B a The highest temperature durj1835—therm 91°; and thwlnwpHt. Notices to —-E T—Nothing is so diflaoult as to drive away ants. Theydislike water, and will resist it for a long time. It has beensuggested that pouring a very small quantity of turpentineinto their nest would have the eftect, and it is worth are not, however, quite sure that it would not hurt thetree if in a fluid foi-m. The best way of applying it wouldprobably be to soak coarse rags in turpentine, and to burythem inthe ant-tracks away from the roots of the tree. Books—.-ImatcHr— The Florists Journal. S R S—Vfe have no full botanical glossary in English. You will find agood one in the last edition of De Candolles Theone Elemen-taii-e de la Botanique. The indeses, however, of EnglishIntroductions to Botany will be found to answer aU the pur-poses of a glossary. Many botanical terms are also explainedin Paxtons Botanical Dictionary. The only English book on fossil plants is Lindley and Buttons Fo
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