The Gardeners' chronicle : a weekly illustrated journal of horticulture and allied subjects . proved beyond all doubt that no Insecticidewill bear comparison to it for killing propertieswith Perfect Safety to Foliage. It may be used as a Dip or Wash for anydescription of Out or Indoor Plants, and as aDressing for the Bark of Fruit Trees, Vines,&c., it has no equal. Some hundreds of Testimonials lately receivedrom men of considerable experience throughoutthe Kingdom. Sold In Jars, 8 oz., price Is. 6d.; 20 oz., price 3s.;and In Tins, 14 lb., price 15s. 6d.; and Drums, 28 lb.,price 253.; 56 lb.,
The Gardeners' chronicle : a weekly illustrated journal of horticulture and allied subjects . proved beyond all doubt that no Insecticidewill bear comparison to it for killing propertieswith Perfect Safety to Foliage. It may be used as a Dip or Wash for anydescription of Out or Indoor Plants, and as aDressing for the Bark of Fruit Trees, Vines,&c., it has no equal. Some hundreds of Testimonials lately receivedrom men of considerable experience throughoutthe Kingdom. Sold In Jars, 8 oz., price Is. 6d.; 20 oz., price 3s.;and In Tins, 14 lb., price 15s. 6d.; and Drums, 28 lb.,price 253.; 56 lb., price 50s.; H2 lb., 95s. Full direc-tions for use on each package. And 2 ounce Sample Jars, 6d. directions for use on each package. Manufacturers of TOBACCO POWDER,TOBACCO JUICE (duty free), TOBACCOPAPER and CLOTH, at their Bonded Stores. Every known Horticultural Requisitekept in Stock. Wholesale from the Manufactterers, CORRY, SOPER, FOWLER & CO. (LIMITED). Offices and Show Rooms : FINSBURY STREET, Manufactory and Bonded Tobacco Stores: SHAD THAMES, , THE SATURDAY, JULY g, i88i. A RAMBLE ON THE GLYDER. ON the morning of July 2 four of us, in-cluding a botanist, and two other friendsfrom the neighbourhood, all used to the moun-tains, drove from Bangor Station to the lonelycottage at the lower end of Llyn our drive we noticed Valeriana pyrenaicain several spots on the roadside : this plant,introduced within thirty years, has nowthoroughly established itself along the lowervalley of the Ogwen. Clumps of tall Foxglovesgrowing everywhere, and the bright crimsonflowers of Rosa villosa, and on the walls themasses of Sedum anglicum, now covered withflowers of a delicate rosy tint, helped tomake the drive beautiful. From the cottagewe walked along the edge of Llyn Idwall, inwhich Lobelia Dortmanna was just putting upflower-stalks, and Subularia aquatica was visiblein abundance. We then ascended towards thefamous gap known as TwU Dhu, generallycalle
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