. Das Journal für Gartenbau, Landgärtner und Landmänner . Violette Blüten. Royal Hort. Soc. Gründete 1S04. 3 Sonntag in Lknt. Kleinere Periwinkle Blüten. WOCHENKALENDER. Wetter neae London in 1862. 29,2S5 – 29.22429.790 – 29.55429.903-29.41529.505 – 29,44S29,557 – 29.39129.631 – 29.54129.547-29.394 Temperaturgrad 49 – 1447 – 1446 – 3358 – 4560 – 4561 – 4151 – 36 Wind. N.W.N.W. s.w.s.w.s.w. S.E.S. Regen in Inches. SanRises. .11.09.01.02.15 SnnSets. Mooni Rises Moons■und Sets1 Age. Uhr vor Tag von6un. Jahr. m. h. m. h.l 44 af 6 4taf5 42 6 42 5 40 6 44 5 37 6 46 5 35 6 48 5 33 6 49 5 31 6 51 5 20 m 542

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. The Journal of horticulture, cottage gardener and country gentlemen . Violet flowers. Royal Hort. Soc. founded 1S04. 3 Sunday in Lknt. Smaller Periwinkle flowers. WEEKLY CALENDAR. Weather neae London in 1862. 29.2S5—29.22429.790—29.55429.903-29.41529.505—29.44S29.557—29.39129.631—29.54129.547-29.394 Thermom. degrees.49—1447—1446—3358—4560—4561—4151—36 Wind. N.W.N.W. s.w.s.w.s.w. S.E.S. Rain inInches. SanRises. .11.09.01.02.15 SnnSets. Mooni Rises Moons■and Sets1 Age. Clock before Day of6un. Year. m. h. m. h.l 44 af 6 4taf5 42 6 42 5 40 6 44 5 37 6 46 5 35 6 48 5 33 6 49 5 31 6 51 5 20 m 542 5 rises 21 a 735 851 9 7 11 1314 O16171819 m. s. 12 13 12 0 11 46 11 32 11 18 11 3 10 48 6263C4656667C3 Meteohologt op the Week.—At ChisTvick, from observations during the last thirty-six years, the average highest and lowesttemperatures of these days are 49.1 and 31 9s respectively. The greatest heat, 6S, occurred on the 9th, in 1826 ; and the lowest cold, 15%on Uie 4th, in 1852. During the period 169 days were fine, and on S3 rain fell.. APEICOT MANAGEMENT. NOWING that, with the ex-ception of theFig, there isnone of our or-dinarily - culti-vated fruits solittle under thecommand ofthe gardener asthe Apricot, Iconfess to somemisgivings in commencing an article on its management.True, we often see Apricots do well, and sometimesremarkably so ; but their success is often more to heascribed to the peculiarities of the situation than to anyparticular manipulation to which they have been subject, and it may be very gravely asked (as will be done here-after), if their fruitfulness in some places is not rather inspite of the treatment they receive, than in consequenceof it. This is, perhaps, assuming more than many willadmit; but, let us first consider the natural habits of thetree, its likings and dislikings, and other features aboutit, the study of which will, perhaps, bring more convertsto my opinion than any reasoning. I believe the native country of the

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