Historical, Critical, and Descriptive.
Design for the Leeds Zoological and Bota-
nical Gardens, approved of by the Pro-
visional Committee

Remarks on Mr. Billington's Plan for the

Leeds Zoological and Botanical Gardens - 306

Design for the Leeds Zoological and Bota-

nical Gardens, presented to the Provisional

Committee by Joshua Major

Remarks on the Gardens of the Royal Bo-

tanic Society of London, Inner Circle,

Regent's Park. By the Conductor

316

Page

209

Recollections of a Tour chiefly between

London and Sheffield, made during the last

Three Weeks of May, 1839. By the Con-

ductor

- 433

Some Account of Gardens, and the State of

Gardening in the North and West Ridings

of Yorkshire. By J. B. W.

Notes on some Suburban Villas between

London and Cheshunt, made on July 24.

and August 10. 1839, comprising Powis

Park, Culland's Grove, Arno's Grove, Min-

chenden House, Southgate Lodge, South

Lodge, Theobald's Park, and Oakhill. By

the Conductor

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509

422

Notes on Suburban Gardens. By the Con-

ductor

Notices of the Gardens and Nurseries in

Lyons and its Neighbourhood. From the

Annales d'Agriculture, &c. de Lyon, for

- 112

1838

Notes taken from the Narrative of a Horti.
cultural Journey in Greece, during the
Summer of 1837. By Eugene Achille Bau-
mann, of the Bollwyller Nursery

322

97

On the Use of a new Kind of Wire Netting,

for various Purposes in Gardening and

Planting, &c. By S. T.

Some Account of a Box for the Propagation

of Cape Heaths. By N. M. T.

Remarks on Garden Tallies; Kyanising for

Tallies; the Menogramme; Conservatory,

Greenhouse, and Stove Tallies for private

Collections; Tallies for Alpine Rock

Plants, &c.; Tallies for general botanical

Garden Purposes in the open Garden;

Tallies for naming Trees, &c., against

Walls; Tallies for Water-plants, in Ponds

or Margins of Lakes in Pleasure-grounds;

Labels suited to receive Numbers, not

Names, of Plants, and the Mode of Num-

bering allowed to be most simple and dur-

able. By W. H. Baxter

-

Sources of Artificial Heat.

- 542

By

231

49

No. 12. Redleaf, the Seat of William

Wells, Esq., F.H.S.

353

The Winter of 1837-8 at Munich, and its

Effect on the Plants there. By M. L. C.

Seitz, Royal Court and Botanic Gardener

at Munich, from the Garten Zeitung for

August 1838

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61

- 592

Science of Vegetable Culture.

Remarks on Mirbel's Nouvelles Notes sur le

Cambium, extracted from a Work on the

Root of the Date Palm. By James Main,

A. L.S., &c.

On the Means of ascertaining the Degree of
Humidity most suitable for the Atmo-
sphere of Hot-houses. By George Wailes 506
On the atmospheric Moisture of Hot-houses;
on the Management of Orchidaceous
Plants; and on gathering and packing Or-
chidea for long Voyages. By D. Beaton

On acclimatising Plants in British Gardens.

By N. M. T.

Description of a Plant Case, or Portable Con-

servatory, for growing Plants without fresh

Supplies of Water and Air, according to

the Method of N. B. Ward, Esq.; with

Physiological Remarks. By Daniel Ellis,

F.R.S.E.

552

- 219

- 481

No. 13. Garden Cottage, Cheshunt, the

Country Residence of William Harri-

son, Esq., F.L.S., &c.

Remarks on the Charges made by Landscape.

Gardeners and Garden-Architects. By the

Conductor

633

213

Arboricultural Notices, collected from vari-
ous Sources, intended as supplementary to,
or corrective of, the Information contained
in the Arboretum et Fruticetum Britanni-
118. 236
The Arboriculture of the Voyage of Captains
King and Fitzroy to the Straits of Ma-
gellan and Terra del Fuego. By Capt. S.E.
Cook, R.N.

An Account of the preparatory Operations

made in the Birmingham Botanic Garden

previously to planting the Arboretum

there; with the Dimensions which some of

the Trees have attained in Seven Years.

By D. Cameron, Curator there

537

Pines found in the Taurian Caucasus. By
C. Stevens

Effects of Kyanising Wood.

- 320

Results of certain Experiments in Kyanising
different Species of Wood for being used
as Garden Tallies; with Remarks on the
Effect of Kyanising Hop-poles. By W.
Masters, F.H.S., &c.
On the injurious Effects of Kyan's Anti-Dry.
Rot Solution, as regards the Destruction
of vegetable Life in the Gardens at Thores-
by, Nottinghamshire. Communicated by
the Right Hon. the Earl Manvers

Notice respecting the Effects of Kyanised

Wood on growing Plants, in the Hot-

houses, Pits, and Frames of the Hackney

Nursery. By the Conductor

On the Kyanising Process, and on other
Modes of seasoning Timber. By James
Monro, Forester to the Marquess of North-
ampton

FLORICULTURE.

Botanical, Floricultural, and Arboricul-

tural Notices on the Kinds of Plants newly

introduced into British Gardens and Plant-

ations, or which have been originated in

them; together with additional Informa-

tion respecting Plants (whether old or new)

already in Cultivation; the whole in-

tended to serve as a perpetual Supplement

to the Encyclopedia of Plants, the Hortus

Britannicus, the Hortus Lignosus, and the

Arboretum et Fruticetum Britannicum,

517

588

585

68. 242. 394. 463. 520. 557. 596
Notice of a remarkable Specimen of Cèreus
speciosissimus, growing in the Stove of
Thomas Holman, Esq., at Folkstone, in
Kent. By N. M. T.

On the Culture of Cacteæ. By Dr. Pfeiffer

of Cassel

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