Acrophyllum venosum, by Mr. BarnesAphelandra cristataAsparagus, to saltBooks noticedCalendar, horticultural——, agriculturalCarrots, culture of White Belgian, by Mr. SmithCattle diseaseCherries, selectCoffee-leaf teaCoppice wood, value ofDeodar, the, by Mr. KempDrainage, landDyes, Lichen, by Dr. LindsayFarming, Welsh, by the Rev. T. WilliamsFarm buildings, &c.Flowers, new floristFruit trees, stocks for——, to protect on walls, by Mr. BundyGuano, adulteration ofHolland House gardensHollyhocks, select, by Mr. DownieIndian pink, introduction of into EuropeIrrigation and liquid manure, by Mr. MechiIvy, as food for sheepLevel, new, by Mr. DanielsLichens, dyeing properties of, by Dr. LindsayM‘Glashan's tree lifter (with engravings)Manure, poultry, by Mr. Tollet——, liquid, by Mr. MechiMice, to kill, by Mr. BennettMexican oaks and their silkwormsMustard seed, price ofOnions, preparation of ground for, by Mr. SymonsPeat, carbonised, by Mr. TowersRailway slopes, planting ofSocieties, proceedings of the Botanical of Edinburgh, National Floricultural, and Agricultural of EnglandTea, coffee-leafTrade memorandaTree lifter, M‘Glashan's (with engravings)Trout, introduction of to New Zealand, by Mr. GurneyTubing, gutta percha, by Mr. KeyWalls, to protect trees on, by Mr. BundyWalls, glazedWeeds and sulphuric acidWheat, Lois Weedon system of growing
Acrophyllum venosum, by Mr. BarnesAphelandra cristataAsparagus, to saltBooks noticedCalendar, horticultural——, agriculturalCarrots, culture of White Belgian, by Mr. SmithCattle diseaseCherries, selectCoffee-leaf teaCoppice wood, value ofDeodar, the, by Mr. KempDrainage, landDyes, Lichen, by Dr. LindsayFarming, Welsh, by the Rev. T. WilliamsFarm buildings, &c.Flowers, new floristFruit trees, stocks for——, to protect on walls, by Mr. BundyGuano, adulteration ofHolland House gardensHollyhocks, select, by Mr. DownieIndian pink, introduction of into EuropeIrrigation and liquid manure, by Mr. MechiIvy, as food for sheepLevel, new, by Mr. DanielsLichens, dyeing properties of, by Dr. LindsayM‘Glashan's tree lifter (with engravings)Manure, poultry, by Mr. Tollet——, liquid, by Mr. MechiMice, to kill, by Mr. BennettMexican oaks and their silkwormsMustard seed, price ofOnions, preparation of ground for, by Mr. SymonsPeat, carbonised, by Mr. TowersRailway slopes, planting ofSocieties, proceedings of the Botanical of Edinburgh, National Floricultural, and Agricultural of EnglandTea, coffee-leafTrade memorandaTree lifter, M‘Glashan's (with engravings)Trout, introduction of to New Zealand, by Mr. GurneyTubing, gutta percha, by Mr. KeyWalls, to protect trees on, by Mr. BundyWalls, glazedWeeds and sulphuric acidWheat, Lois Weedon system of growing
Acrophyllum venosum, by Mr. Barnes
Aphelandra cristata
Asparagus, to salt
Books noticed
Calendar, horticultural
——, agricultural
Carrots, culture of White Belgian, by Mr. Smith
Cattle disease
Cherries, select
Coffee-leaf tea
Coppice wood, value of
Deodar, the, by Mr. Kemp
Drainage, land
Dyes, Lichen, by Dr. Lindsay
Farming, Welsh, by the Rev. T. Williams
Farm buildings, &c.
Flowers, new florist
Fruit trees, stocks for
——, to protect on walls, by Mr. Bundy
Guano, adulteration of
Holland House gardens
Hollyhocks, select, by Mr. Downie
Indian pink, introduction of into Europe
Irrigation and liquid manure, by Mr. Mechi
Ivy, as food for sheep
Level, new, by Mr. Daniels
Lichens, dyeing properties of, by Dr. Lindsay
M‘Glashan's tree lifter (with engravings)
Manure, poultry, by Mr. Tollet
——, liquid, by Mr. Mechi
Mice, to kill, by Mr. Bennett
Mexican oaks and their silkworms
Mustard seed, price of
Onions, preparation of ground for, by Mr. Symons
Peat, carbonised, by Mr. Towers
Railway slopes, planting of
Societies, proceedings of the Botanical of Edinburgh, National Floricultural, and Agricultural of England
Tea, coffee-leaf
Trade memoranda
Tree lifter, M‘Glashan's (with engravings)
Trout, introduction of to New Zealand, by Mr. Gurney
Tubing, gutta percha, by Mr. Key
Walls, to protect trees on, by Mr. Bundy
Walls, glazed
Weeds and sulphuric acid
Wheat, Lois Weedon system of growing
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