. The Gardeners' chronicle : a weekly illustrated journal of horticulture and allied subjects . LONICERA TRAGOPHYLLA ; FLOWERS YELLOW ; A NEW PLANT FROM CHINA. Introduced by Messrs. Jas. Veitch &: Sons. Bradbury, Agnew & Co., Ld., Ptinlers. London aod Toubrirtge. September 3, 1904.] THE GARDENERS CHRONICLE. 161. THE No. 92S.âSATURDAY, Sept. 3, 1904. CONTENTS. .Mpiuc gardeu-Anemone Kobiuson-iaua j\Ipine - garden Con-gress Beans failing to set ... Uegonias, tuberous -rooting British AssoeiatioD,the Colonial notes Co - operative flowershow Cucumber and Melonmould Exhibitions, points at
. The Gardeners' chronicle : a weekly illustrated journal of horticulture and allied subjects . LONICERA TRAGOPHYLLA ; FLOWERS YELLOW ; A NEW PLANT FROM CHINA. Introduced by Messrs. Jas. Veitch &: Sons. Bradbury, Agnew & Co., Ld., Ptinlers. London aod Toubrirtge. September 3, 1904.] THE GARDENERS CHRONICLE. 161. THE No. 92S.âSATURDAY, Sept. 3, 1904. CONTENTS. .Mpiuc gardeu-Anemone Kobiuson-iaua j\Ipine - garden Con-gress Beans failing to set ... Uegonias, tuberous -rooting British AssoeiatioD,the Colonial notes Co - operative flowershow Cucumber and Melonmould Exhibitions, points at ,,. ... (Experimental eultivci-tiouâTrials of manures ... Flower - stealing atj^hows Fruit Committee, theDepartmental Fruit-crops, rem;irksou the condition oftlie Fruit-growing Colders Hillste;id ... <jreeuliouses,proveraent icoListructioii of . Hole. Ih-an. the ^ris sofarana v;u. m;ig-uilica Kew notes -Nepenthes at Shrews-bury ISGw or noteworthyplantsâCrassula x .JustusCorderoy llamp- an im-the 162 and Orchid notesgleaningsâ Lielio - Cattleya xcnllistoglossaPeach and Nectarine culture Piuus leiophyllaPlanet, Junr. hoePlant notes â Centropogon Lucy-anum Oreocome CaudoUeiPlaut portraitsPotato The PearlPublications receivedScientific Connnittee, the S eg rez arboretum, the Societiesâ
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