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Coffee table with tea pot and teacup on wooden tray in the garden. Tea time Stock Photo

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Flower bud on Sultana grape vine already showing basic shape of the bung that will develop after flowerng. Stock Photo

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A Ladybird Beetle over the flower Ground Morning Glory Stock Photo

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Blühende pink-rosa farbene Pfingstrose vor dunkler moosbewachsener Mauer im Garten Stock Photo

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Outing . nd Flowers Painted in MyGarden, were generously sprinkled amongthe more ambitious canvases which por-trayed what the critics were apt to callhigh-falutin tragedy. The drawing might be sadly out ofplumb, the colors crude and fearsome, andthe figures so wooden that they were sureto break in two if they should try to walk,but such objections were captious and un-called for. This was Art for home con-sumption, and Award or Mention atthe fair brought as much pride and joy tothe white farmhouse with green blindsperched on the wind-swept hill, as a Salonmedal to the painter who has found a f Stock Photo

RM2AKYNF7–Outing . nd Flowers Painted in MyGarden, were generously sprinkled amongthe more ambitious canvases which por-trayed what the critics were apt to callhigh-falutin tragedy. The drawing might be sadly out ofplumb, the colors crude and fearsome, andthe figures so wooden that they were sureto break in two if they should try to walk,but such objections were captious and un-called for. This was Art for home con-sumption, and Award or Mention atthe fair brought as much pride and joy tothe white farmhouse with green blindsperched on the wind-swept hill, as a Salonmedal to the painter who has found a f

Nasturtium Dianthus edible flower pink garden patch home idea orto permaculture organic salad pretty healthy home grown gourmet home grown Stock Photo

RFMP1BX1–Nasturtium Dianthus edible flower pink garden patch home idea orto permaculture organic salad pretty healthy home grown gourmet home grown

Coffee table with tea pot and teacup on wooden tray in the garden. Stock Photo

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Single pretty flower in the woods Stock Photo

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RF2R4X04J–Blühende pink-rosa farbene Pfingstrose vor dunkler moosbewachsener Mauer im Garten

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RF2R4X04N–Blühende pink-rosa farbene Pfingstrose vor dunkler moosbewachsener Mauer im Garten

The Horticulturist and journal of rural art and rural taste . own with wildblackberries, our amateurs have introduced theLawton, Wilsons Early, and Kittaiinny on trial,besides the white blackberry, a beautiful horticul-tural paradox from South-Bend, Illinois, withtresses of fruit like netted pearls—very sweet butrather insipid. None of the exotics have as yetshown fruit to compare with the native stock. I have four varieties of the latter on trial in mygarden. One of these is so unique in torm that Isend a drawing of it. It grows in a secluded lo-cality, its canes of blood-purple color, rather Stock Photo

RM2ANH73A–The Horticulturist and journal of rural art and rural taste . own with wildblackberries, our amateurs have introduced theLawton, Wilsons Early, and Kittaiinny on trial,besides the white blackberry, a beautiful horticul-tural paradox from South-Bend, Illinois, withtresses of fruit like netted pearls—very sweet butrather insipid. None of the exotics have as yetshown fruit to compare with the native stock. I have four varieties of the latter on trial in mygarden. One of these is so unique in torm that Isend a drawing of it. It grows in a secluded lo-cality, its canes of blood-purple color, rather

RFMY1B2M–Coffee table with tea pot and teacup on wooden tray in the garden.

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. www.flickr.com/photos/internetarchivebookimages/tags/book.... unskilful clipping,iDut will bear the knife to any degree. During the last winter, I found one ofmy hedges had grown too high, casting too much shadow over a portion of mygarden, and wishing to try how much it would endure, I directed my gardenerto cut it down within four feet of the ground. This was done in mid-winter,and not without some misgivings on my own part, and much discouragingadvice from others: but it leaved out as early in the spring as other hedges, andis now a mass of verdure. I have been applied to for young plants Stock Photo

RM2AG2HRB–. www.flickr.com/photos/internetarchivebookimages/tags/book.... unskilful clipping,iDut will bear the knife to any degree. During the last winter, I found one ofmy hedges had grown too high, casting too much shadow over a portion of mygarden, and wishing to try how much it would endure, I directed my gardenerto cut it down within four feet of the ground. This was done in mid-winter,and not without some misgivings on my own part, and much discouragingadvice from others: but it leaved out as early in the spring as other hedges, andis now a mass of verdure. I have been applied to for young plants

RFMY1B2P–Coffee table with tea pot and teacup on wooden tray in the garden.

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Hardwicke's science-gossip : an illustrated medium of interchange and gossip for students and lovers of nature . riance, but in this case theextra cutting was undoubtedly caused by the rich-ness of the soil, there being several similar plants,each of which was nearly two feet across. In another case, however, of Horse-radish (Fig.5), the radical leaves of nearly all the plants in mygarden became last year so deeply cut as to bealmost pinnate. This was no doubt caused by thedryness of the season. The horse-radish is a plantwhich loves a cool, moist soil, establishing itself bythe side of water, Stock Photo

RM2AKWY61–Hardwicke's science-gossip : an illustrated medium of interchange and gossip for students and lovers of nature . riance, but in this case theextra cutting was undoubtedly caused by the rich-ness of the soil, there being several similar plants,each of which was nearly two feet across. In another case, however, of Horse-radish (Fig.5), the radical leaves of nearly all the plants in mygarden became last year so deeply cut as to bealmost pinnate. This was no doubt caused by thedryness of the season. The horse-radish is a plantwhich loves a cool, moist soil, establishing itself bythe side of water,

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The Gardeners' chronicle : a weekly illustrated journal of horticulture and allied subjects . tothe older hybrids. Hymenocallis concinna,—I described this newMexican species in the Gard. Chron. last June. Crinum Wimbushi, C. Samueli.—These two newCrinums from Central Africa are in alliance withC. pauciflorum. I described them from mygarden, for the first time, in Gardeners Chronicle,Oct. 25, 1902. A. Worsley. {To be continued.) THE ROSARY. ROSES OF RECENT INTRODUCTION.Pekhaps the most notable Rose that has beenrecently introduced is a pure white Hybrid Per-petual, a great improvement in form a Stock Photo

RM2AJ3R3R–The Gardeners' chronicle : a weekly illustrated journal of horticulture and allied subjects . tothe older hybrids. Hymenocallis concinna,—I described this newMexican species in the Gard. Chron. last June. Crinum Wimbushi, C. Samueli.—These two newCrinums from Central Africa are in alliance withC. pauciflorum. I described them from mygarden, for the first time, in Gardeners Chronicle,Oct. 25, 1902. A. Worsley. {To be continued.) THE ROSARY. ROSES OF RECENT INTRODUCTION.Pekhaps the most notable Rose that has beenrecently introduced is a pure white Hybrid Per-petual, a great improvement in form a

RF2CDPN72–Plants with macro photographic representation of flowers

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Hardwicke's science-gossip : an illustrated medium of interchange and gossip for students and lovers of nature . Fig;. 7. Figure 7 is a drawing of a not unfrequent form ofPlantain (Plai/tagu lanceolata), which has becomeproliferous, producing small flower-heads on foot-stalks and several leaves from the base of theflower. Gathered at Beaumaris during the lastsummer. Jan. 1,1866.] SCIENCE-GOSSIP. 9 Fig. 8 is a very interesting example of Marvel ofPeru {Mirabilis jalapa), which lias grown in mygarden during the last summer. This plant, belongsto the natural order Nyctaginacesc, a tribe in whicht Stock Photo

RM2AKWXBG–Hardwicke's science-gossip : an illustrated medium of interchange and gossip for students and lovers of nature . Fig;. 7. Figure 7 is a drawing of a not unfrequent form ofPlantain (Plai/tagu lanceolata), which has becomeproliferous, producing small flower-heads on foot-stalks and several leaves from the base of theflower. Gathered at Beaumaris during the lastsummer. Jan. 1,1866.] SCIENCE-GOSSIP. 9 Fig. 8 is a very interesting example of Marvel ofPeru {Mirabilis jalapa), which lias grown in mygarden during the last summer. This plant, belongsto the natural order Nyctaginacesc, a tribe in whicht

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. The Gardeners' chronicle : a weekly illustrated journal of horticulture and allied subjects. and it is not fastidious as to soil.The Auvergne Lungwort was, I believe, intro-duced some years ago by Messrs. James Back-hous3 & Sons, of York, but is now in the handsof a few other nurserymen. I have had it in mygarden for four or five years, and find it perfectlyhardy. Though not among the choicest springflowers, it is a little plant which ought to meetwith eome recognition. 8. Arnott, Carsethorn-hy-Dumfries, N.B CYRTANTHUS IN^QUALIS, n. sj).*In January, 1904, there flowered in thenm-series of Me Stock Photo

RM2AG2NNP–. The Gardeners' chronicle : a weekly illustrated journal of horticulture and allied subjects. and it is not fastidious as to soil.The Auvergne Lungwort was, I believe, intro-duced some years ago by Messrs. James Back-hous3 & Sons, of York, but is now in the handsof a few other nurserymen. I have had it in mygarden for four or five years, and find it perfectlyhardy. Though not among the choicest springflowers, it is a little plant which ought to meetwith eome recognition. 8. Arnott, Carsethorn-hy-Dumfries, N.B CYRTANTHUS IN^QUALIS, n. sj).*In January, 1904, there flowered in thenm-series of Me

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. Captains all. ker, watching im. 250 THE WHITE CAT No ; Im finding, ses George Barstow,very fierce, and picking up something. Thatsthe fifth bit o powdered liver Ive found in mygarden this morning. Henery Walker went off whistling, and theopinion hed ad o Joe Clark began to im-prove. He spoke to Joe about it that arter-noon, and Joe said that if e ever accused imo such a thing agin hed knock is ead off.He said that he oped the cat ud live to be ahundred, and that ed no more think of givingit pisoned meat than Henery Walker wouldof paying for is drink so long as e could getanybody else to do i Stock Photo

RM2AFWDAE–. Captains all. ker, watching im. 250 THE WHITE CAT No ; Im finding, ses George Barstow,very fierce, and picking up something. Thatsthe fifth bit o powdered liver Ive found in mygarden this morning. Henery Walker went off whistling, and theopinion hed ad o Joe Clark began to im-prove. He spoke to Joe about it that arter-noon, and Joe said that if e ever accused imo such a thing agin hed knock is ead off.He said that he oped the cat ud live to be ahundred, and that ed no more think of givingit pisoned meat than Henery Walker wouldof paying for is drink so long as e could getanybody else to do i

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. Sun dials and roses of yesterday; garden delights which are here displayed in every truth and are moreover regarded as emblems . andperfume of the Burnside garden near my Worcesterhome, and find the old sun-dials garlanded and sur-rounded with Roses, then I know that sun-dialsand Roses are best of all. So in the garden of DialHouse, which is the name of my country home —which is not, but which is ever to be — there mygarden-dial, too, will be partly surrounded withRoses. If the sun-dial is set in a Rose garden,it will probably be at the crossing of two paths,whether these be of grass or eart Stock Photo

RM2CR1KC9–. Sun dials and roses of yesterday; garden delights which are here displayed in every truth and are moreover regarded as emblems . andperfume of the Burnside garden near my Worcesterhome, and find the old sun-dials garlanded and sur-rounded with Roses, then I know that sun-dialsand Roses are best of all. So in the garden of DialHouse, which is the name of my country home —which is not, but which is ever to be — there mygarden-dial, too, will be partly surrounded withRoses. If the sun-dial is set in a Rose garden,it will probably be at the crossing of two paths,whether these be of grass or eart

. Bird-lore . he spaces between the floor-boards, that were laid slightly apart. Children playing there, the day before, had dropped hickory-nut shellsthat still held some bits of meat, and these had been detected from afar bythe Nuthatches. Could there be a better example of the luring qualities ofspecialized food? At once I hung the lumps of suet on their nails in the apple- 28o Bird- Lore tree feeding station, and this means the coming of winter for the birds in mygarden. This morning, in the luminous dusk of frosty dawn, I chanced to look outover the glittering lowland pastures, when I saw Stock Photo

RM2CNGN83–. Bird-lore . he spaces between the floor-boards, that were laid slightly apart. Children playing there, the day before, had dropped hickory-nut shellsthat still held some bits of meat, and these had been detected from afar bythe Nuthatches. Could there be a better example of the luring qualities ofspecialized food? At once I hung the lumps of suet on their nails in the apple- 28o Bird- Lore tree feeding station, and this means the coming of winter for the birds in mygarden. This morning, in the luminous dusk of frosty dawn, I chanced to look outover the glittering lowland pastures, when I saw

. Bird lore . e spaces between the floor-boards, that were laid slightly apart. Chfldren playing there, the day before, had dropped hickory-nut shells-that still held some bits of meat, and these had been detected from afar bythe Nuthatches. Could there be a better example of the luring qualities ofspecialized food? At once I hung the lumps of suet on their nafls in the apple- 28o Bird- Lore tree feeding station, and this means the coming of winter for the birds in mygarden. This morning, in the luminous dusk of frosty dawn, I chanced to look outover the glittering lowland pastures, when I saw Stock Photo

RM2CNHDWE–. Bird lore . e spaces between the floor-boards, that were laid slightly apart. Chfldren playing there, the day before, had dropped hickory-nut shells-that still held some bits of meat, and these had been detected from afar bythe Nuthatches. Could there be a better example of the luring qualities ofspecialized food? At once I hung the lumps of suet on their nafls in the apple- 28o Bird- Lore tree feeding station, and this means the coming of winter for the birds in mygarden. This morning, in the luminous dusk of frosty dawn, I chanced to look outover the glittering lowland pastures, when I saw

. Bird-lore . hadlighted on the back of a chair, raised his head, lowered his tail, and given aperfect demonstration of how the tea-kettle sang to the Cricket on the Hearth.Of course we speculated every day as to where that bird who didnt know hisown mind two minutes together would build. When my patience was nearly exhausted, it dawned on my intelligence thatthe Packard Chickadee house on the black walnut tree at the edge of mygarden, and only a step from my neighbors, was displaying a Wren name-plate in the shape of a stout twig placed in the doorway to bar all intruders.Wild excitement in t Stock Photo

RM2CP8PWB–. Bird-lore . hadlighted on the back of a chair, raised his head, lowered his tail, and given aperfect demonstration of how the tea-kettle sang to the Cricket on the Hearth.Of course we speculated every day as to where that bird who didnt know hisown mind two minutes together would build. When my patience was nearly exhausted, it dawned on my intelligence thatthe Packard Chickadee house on the black walnut tree at the edge of mygarden, and only a step from my neighbors, was displaying a Wren name-plate in the shape of a stout twig placed in the doorway to bar all intruders.Wild excitement in t

. The book of months . ///,.//,, / /l:/ffKSfii THE BOOK OF MONTHS September was a month of mellow fruitful-ness in England, and I have returned to find mygarden gone rampant. Somehow, growth inautumn is utterly unlike summer growth in itswild opulence, as if the dear plants knew thatit was nearly time for them to go to bed, butWere determined to have one great romp first.A huge nasturtium, like a boisterous school-boy,has sprung onto a Gloire de Dijon and is wrest-ling with it; a Canariensis, which I thought wasfinished, has played hide-and-seek all over thetrellis of the shelter until it met Stock Photo

RM2CHWHBA–. The book of months . ///,.//,, / /l:/ffKSfii THE BOOK OF MONTHS September was a month of mellow fruitful-ness in England, and I have returned to find mygarden gone rampant. Somehow, growth inautumn is utterly unlike summer growth in itswild opulence, as if the dear plants knew thatit was nearly time for them to go to bed, butWere determined to have one great romp first.A huge nasturtium, like a boisterous school-boy,has sprung onto a Gloire de Dijon and is wrest-ling with it; a Canariensis, which I thought wasfinished, has played hide-and-seek all over thetrellis of the shelter until it met

. Bird lore . adlighted on the back of a chair, raised his head, lowered his tail, and given aperfect demonstration of how the tea-kettle sang to the Cricket on the Hearth.Of course we speculated every day as to where that bird who didnt ktiow hisown mind two minutes together would build. When my patience was nearly exhausted, it dawned on my intelligence thatthe Packard Chickadee house on the black walnut tree at the edge of mygarden, and only a step from my neighbors, was displaying a Wren name-plate in the shape of a stout twig placed in the doorway to bar all intruders.Wild excitement in t Stock Photo

RM2CNFJNW–. Bird lore . adlighted on the back of a chair, raised his head, lowered his tail, and given aperfect demonstration of how the tea-kettle sang to the Cricket on the Hearth.Of course we speculated every day as to where that bird who didnt ktiow hisown mind two minutes together would build. When my patience was nearly exhausted, it dawned on my intelligence thatthe Packard Chickadee house on the black walnut tree at the edge of mygarden, and only a step from my neighbors, was displaying a Wren name-plate in the shape of a stout twig placed in the doorway to bar all intruders.Wild excitement in t

. The book of months . ^k,?A^ ^ v ■ . :■:. «•, ..Sf •,■.■■.•;• ;^^ ^sfeii ftSv/v ir ■■. ///,.//,, / /l:/ffKSfii THE BOOK OF MONTHS September was a month of mellow fruitful-ness in England, and I have returned to find mygarden gone rampant. Somehow, growth inautumn is utterly unlike summer growth in itswild opulence, as if the dear plants knew thatit was nearly time for them to go to bed, butWere determined to have one great romp first.A huge nasturtium, like a boisterous school-boy,has sprung onto a Gloire de Dijon and is wrest-ling with it; a Canariensis, which I thought wasfinished, has pla Stock Photo

RM2CHWJAG–. The book of months . ^k,?A^ ^ v ■ . :■:. «•, ..Sf •,■.■■.•;• ;^^ ^sfeii ftSv/v ir ■■. ///,.//,, / /l:/ffKSfii THE BOOK OF MONTHS September was a month of mellow fruitful-ness in England, and I have returned to find mygarden gone rampant. Somehow, growth inautumn is utterly unlike summer growth in itswild opulence, as if the dear plants knew thatit was nearly time for them to go to bed, butWere determined to have one great romp first.A huge nasturtium, like a boisterous school-boy,has sprung onto a Gloire de Dijon and is wrest-ling with it; a Canariensis, which I thought wasfinished, has pla

. Spring catalog of Alexander's seeds . t twoyears did not get your catalog, and can truly say without mistake that I havent had any success in mygarden since I failed to buy seeds from you. A. B. Bankhead, York Co., S. C. Feb. 11, 15. Having heard your seed very highly recommended I am writing for catalog. Mrs. E. C.Castine, Pender Co., N. C. Feb. 1st, 15. I am mailing you a little order for garden seed. Mr. W. S. Barry of our town hasreferred to you as reliable seed dealers. John T. McCain, Leflore Co., Miss. Feb. 27, 14. Find inclosed money order $7.55 for seed. I have planted your seed sev Stock Photo

RM2CDFYPE–. Spring catalog of Alexander's seeds . t twoyears did not get your catalog, and can truly say without mistake that I havent had any success in mygarden since I failed to buy seeds from you. A. B. Bankhead, York Co., S. C. Feb. 11, 15. Having heard your seed very highly recommended I am writing for catalog. Mrs. E. C.Castine, Pender Co., N. C. Feb. 1st, 15. I am mailing you a little order for garden seed. Mr. W. S. Barry of our town hasreferred to you as reliable seed dealers. John T. McCain, Leflore Co., Miss. Feb. 27, 14. Find inclosed money order $7.55 for seed. I have planted your seed sev

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