. The Cottage gardener. Gardening; Gardening. May 13. THE COTTAGE GARDENEk 93 WEEKLY CALENDAR. M W D V i Weather NEAR London IN 1852. MAV 12—18, 1653. - - Barometer. Thermo. Wind. Uain in In. Sun Rises, Sun Sets. ! Moon U. & S. Moon's Age. 1 Clock Payol af. Sun, Year. 13 Th 13 P 14 3 15 Son ISM ,7 To [8 W Pearl-bordered Likeness. - 2!).fi:)9 07—49 25 Azure Blue; meadows. 29-714 — 59—51 03 Oxford Term ends, 62-38 W. 03 WhitSonday. —;15 6.^—39 — WuiT Monday. — 74-4? W. — WniT Tuesday. — 06-47 ' 33 Ember Week
. The Cottage gardener. Gardening; Gardening. May 13. THE COTTAGE GARDENEk 93 WEEKLY CALENDAR. M W D V i Weather NEAR London IN 1852. MAV 12—18, 1653. - - Barometer. Thermo. Wind. Uain in In. Sun Rises, Sun Sets. ! Moon U. & S. Moon's Age. 1 Clock Payol af. Sun, Year. 13 Th 13 P 14 3 15 Son ISM ,7 To [8 W Pearl-bordered Likeness. - 2!).fi:)9 07—49 25 Azure Blue; meadows. 29-714 — 59—51 03 Oxford Term ends, 62-38 W. 03 WhitSonday. —;15 6.^—39 — WuiT Monday. — 74-4? W. — WniT Tuesday. — 06-47 ' 33 Ember Week. — 72—45 1 E. II 15 a. 4 13 11 10 ! 8 i 8 i 38 a. 7 39 41 42 44 45 47 morn. 0 1 0 45 1 20 1 48 2 11 2 32 4 5 6 7 9 9 10 3 62 133 1 3 53 133 ' 3 54 134 1 3 51 135 ' 3 53 136 • 3 53 1 137 j 3 60 ' 138 Meteorology of the Week.—At Chiswick, from observations during the last twenty-six years tureeof these days are 64.°,5 and 42" respectively. The greatest heat, fiG°, occurred on the 15th in in 1850. During the period 112 days were fine, and on 70 rain fell. the average highest and lowest tempera- 1833 ; and the lowest cold, 25°, ou the ISth BRITISH WILD FLOWERS. {Coiitiiiiied from page 53.) : Yellow Dfscrijilion.—It is a perennial. Brnt of numerous fibres, stril;ing deep. Slcin erect, a foot high, anJ, like the foot- slal/.-s, triangular, brittle, juicy, reddish and shining. Leaves on long stalks, tlirice three-leatleted, of a bright, rather milky-green; leaflets wedge-shaped, with rounded lobes. Flowers in a solitary, terminal, upright cluster, scentless, lemon-coloured, with deep-yellow lips. Bnichs very small, egg or awlshaped, saw-toothed, acute, much shorter than the Jlnwcr-stalks. Cnhjx-Icaves egg, or spear-head shaped, with blunt points, membranous, soon deciduous. Spur of the corolla rounded, incurved, very much shorter than the stalk, as is likewise the rather compressed and cpiadrau- gular ji
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