. The Cottage gardener. Gardening; Gardening. Jdne 2. THE COTTAGE GARDENER. 153 WEEKLY CALENDAR, u'w D| D 2TH 3 P 4S 5 Son 6 jr 7 To 3\V JUNE 2-8, 1853. WsATnER NBAK LONDON IN 1852. Sun Rises. Sun Sets. ' Moon R. & S. Moon's Age. Clock af. Sun. Day of Year. Barometer. Thermo. Wind. Rain in In. Small Heath ; commoris. Meadow Brown; meadows. 2 afterTr[nity. Boniface. Spotted Elephant ; s. coast. Tawny Swift; woods. Fox; woods. — 53—51 i ,18 — 53—5! ; — 70—43 — 69—54 S. 71—52 — 62—51
. The Cottage gardener. Gardening; Gardening. Jdne 2. THE COTTAGE GARDENER. 153 WEEKLY CALENDAR, u'w D| D 2TH 3 P 4S 5 Son 6 jr 7 To 3\V JUNE 2-8, 1853. WsATnER NBAK LONDON IN 1852. Sun Rises. Sun Sets. ' Moon R. & S. Moon's Age. Clock af. Sun. Day of Year. Barometer. Thermo. Wind. Rain in In. Small Heath ; commoris. Meadow Brown; meadows. 2 afterTr[nity. Boniface. Spotted Elephant ; s. coast. Tawny Swift; woods. Fox; woods. — 53—51 i ,18 — 53—5! ; — 70—43 — 69—54 S. 71—52 — 62—51 — 69-51 03 25 02 03 03 41 45 50 a. 3 49 48 47 47 46 46 G a. 8 7 8 9 10 11 12 2 23 2 39 2 .13 3 11 sets. 9 a 2 9 S3 25 21! 27 23 @ 1 2 2 22 2 12 2 2 1 52 1 Jl 1 30 1 19 153 155 156 157 158 159 1 Mbtkorology of the Week.—At Chiswick, from observations during tlie last twenty tures of these days are 70^ and 47^ respectively. The greatest heat, 90°, occurred on in 1838. During the period 106 days were tine, and on "6 rain fell. -six years he 7th in the average highest and lowest tempera- 1846 ; and the lowest cold, 35°, on the 8th GOLDEN-FLOWERED SANDERSONIA. {SaiKkrsoni'i aiirinilidca.). This is a great novplly—an extremoly curious plant, liolauioally consiilpretl, ami an interesting acUlitioii to our list of liall'-liardy bullis; allliough it is not in reality a line bulb, but a luberous-routed jilaiit. It belongs to tbe natural order Lilyworts, but its true jiosition in tbe order is not yet sufficiently defined. It would seem to unile in itself tbe two extremes ot tbe order, having tbe Fritilbuia I'rom among tbe true Lilies, and much of tlie structural form of tlie Couvalaria at the other end of the order. All such come into tbe Hi-xnndria monoyijnin of Linnseus. Tbe germs has just been named by Sir W. J. Hooker, in compliment to John Sanderson, Esq., the honorary secretary of the Horticultural Society of Natal in Sout
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