. The Cottage gardener. Gardening; Gardening. June 3. THE COTTAGE GARDENER. WEEKLY CALENDAR. M W JUNE 3-9, 1352. 1 Weather near London in IS.'il. Sun Sun Clock Day of D D 1 Barometer. .Thermo. Wind. Rain in In. Rises. Sets ;S. Age. Year. 3 Th Spearwort flowers. 29 8 74—39 : 08 43 a. 3 _ 8 9a46 15 2 9 155 <|f Lady's Finger flowers. , 66—36 01 48 8 10 44 16 1 59 156 s's King of Hanover, b. 1771. — : 62—45 ! ! 14 47 9 u 29 17 1 49 157 esoN Trinity Sdndav. — 61—52 1 — 47 10 morn. 18 1 38 158 7,M Vine flowers. 29
. The Cottage gardener. Gardening; Gardening. June 3. THE COTTAGE GARDENER. WEEKLY CALENDAR. M W JUNE 3-9, 1352. 1 Weather near London in IS.'il. Sun Sun Clock Day of D D 1 Barometer. .Thermo. Wind. Rain in In. Rises. Sets ;S. Age. Year. 3 Th Spearwort flowers. 29 8 74—39 : 08 43 a. 3 _ 8 9a46 15 2 9 155 <|f Lady's Finger flowers. , 66—36 01 48 8 10 44 16 1 59 156 s's King of Hanover, b. 1771. — : 62—45 ! ! 14 47 9 u 29 17 1 49 157 esoN Trinity Sdndav. — 61—52 1 — 47 10 morn. 18 1 38 158 7,M Vine flowers. — 66—53 1 01 46 11 0 2 19 1 27 159 1 STu Purple-spotted Martagon flowers. — 71—66 , S.«'., — 46 12 0 30 20 1 16 160 9VV Bryony flowers. — 61—43 03 45 13 0 51 41 I 5 161 Meteoeologv of the Week.—At Chi swick, from observations during the last twentv-five year !, the a verage highest and lowest tempera- tui-es of these days are "° and 4". 1° r espectively. The ejreatest heat, 911^, occurred on the 7th ic 1846, and the lowest cold 35° on the 3rd in 1837. During the period 102 days v ere fine, and on 73 rain fell. 1 BRITISH WILD FLOWERS. CEOWFOOTS—lt, ANEMONE. WIND FLOTV-EE. {Continued from paije lOB.) Anemone ranunccloldes : Yellow Wood Anemone; low Wood Crowfoot; Crowfoot-like Desci'iption.—It is a perennial. Boot tuterous, black, roundish. Leaves few, often five-leafleted, very dark green. Flowers sometimes two on a stem, petals yellow, oval, usually five iu number (but sometimes six), two alternately outer, and two inner, and one having one side within, and one side outside the next petal; flower-stalk hairy, short so as only just to rise above the involucral leaves, which arc three in number, neai-ly stalkless, and deeply cut. Seeds roundish, pointed, tailless, but beaked and hairy. Time of blooming.—April. Places wAcre/oHHrf.—In woody places; very
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