. The Cottage gardener. Gardening; Gardening. OoiOBIiR 37. THE COTTAGE GARDENEK. WEEKLY CALENDAR. 53 D D 1 Barometer. Thermo. Wind, f^^^'^l Sun Sun Moon Moon's Clock Day of W OCT. 27âNOV. 2, 1S53. Tortoise buries. Rises. Sets. K. &S. Age. af. Sun. Year. 27 28 Tb 2!). i 46â41 06 47 a. 6 41 a. 4 1 morn. 25 16 2 300 P St. Simon and St. Jude. â 49â31 02 49 39 1 1 13 26 16 7 301 2q j S [Virginian Creeper leafless. â 50â40 22 50 37 1 2 32 27 10 11 302 30 ' Son 23 SUNBAY Al-TER TllINITV. â 59â48 14 52 35 1 3 53 31 Bf iWoodcock
. The Cottage gardener. Gardening; Gardening. OoiOBIiR 37. THE COTTAGE GARDENEK. WEEKLY CALENDAR. 53 D D 1 Barometer. Thermo. Wind, f^^^'^l Sun Sun Moon Moon's Clock Day of W OCT. 27âNOV. 2, 1S53. Tortoise buries. Rises. Sets. K. &S. Age. af. Sun. Year. 27 28 Tb 2!). i 46â41 06 47 a. 6 41 a. 4 1 morn. 25 16 2 300 P St. Simon and St. Jude. â 49â31 02 49 39 1 1 13 26 16 7 301 2q j S [Virginian Creeper leafless. â 50â40 22 50 37 1 2 32 27 10 11 302 30 ' Son 23 SUNBAY Al-TER TllINITV. â 59â48 14 52 35 1 3 53 31 Bf iWoodcock cornea. â 61â44 w. â 54 34 1 5 17 29 16 16 304 1 To 'All Saints. 62â57 s. 02 65 32 i sets. W lO !8 305 2 W November; paling;. â 1 60â48 i 61 S3 30 5 a 16 1 16 18 306 Meteouology of the Week.âAt Chiawicli, from observations during the last twenty-six years, the average highest and lowest tern- jieratures of these days are °and ° respectively. The greatest heat, 07°, occurredon the 30th in 1833 j and the lowestcold, 23°, on the 2gthin 1812. During the period 85 days were fine, and on 97 rain fell. NEW PLANTS. ErisctA MELLiTTiroLiA {Balm kavcil EphcUi).. This genus belongs to the Natural Order of Gesnerworts, and of Didynamia Gymnospermia of the Liuncean system. The generic name is derived from epi, upon, and sichi, shade, because the species it includes prefer shady places. The specific name alludes to its coarse Balra-lilce leaves. It is the Besleria mellitifoUa of some botanists. It is a stove herbaceous plant, being a native of the Carribbean and West Indian Islands generally. It was known as long ago as 1780, but flowered at Kew, probably for the first time in Europe, during the March and April of the present year. It is about one foot high; stem purple; leaves dark green, and when young, with pink edges; flowers crimson.â iBotuidcul Mayuziiw, t. 47i0.) EnODODENDKON GLATTCUM (GluHCOus-leaveil Ithoi
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