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PLANTING AND GARDENING. /1,
The following valuable Works by thelate Mr.Waxxxa Mom.,
were this day published by Archibald Constable =deo. Win-
br, and Longman, Hurst, Rees, Oneelind Brown, London :
L. r `HE PLANTER'; KALENDAR ; or The
Nurseryman and Forester's Guide. Edited and cow-
feted by EDWARD SANG, Nurseryman. One Volume, with
there Engravinp, price 160 bowls.
' The Work contains en extended view of the methods of rat.
trees from infancy to maturity ; their management in the
in the forest, end tin grove ; as hedge-row, and detach-.
eenisisotal men bibs park and in the lawn. It thews the.
4011:r radiegisialousighl simple and mixed earn; with
o of odisitentohytod to the various kinds of fewest
WI in whithllley have attained to the greatest perfection
itinlp:pliweethifilltif Scotland and England. The whole is in-
to NNW the landed proprietor, copied in the enkiva-
of timber uppe Isis estate, to adOpt third speediest, deepest,
most elleattielmethods of arriving at the proposed cad.
• U. The 41411121ZNER's R.ALENDAR ; or, MenthlyThrectory
*Po/Mk /wary breech of Horticulture; ad edition, in one
rip ihwileake 14s. boards.
,° This is divided into four parts; lit, the
Culinary
ad, the Fruit Garden; 3d, the Fordo* Ginitll
h, the Pleasure Garden, including ilte management of the
teen-house and Conservatory. In asse el these parts, or tar-
, the various horticultural operations to be attended to in
meoth, are tbstallod motoosikvo•-ololou or monthly lo-
t es of work, and the qUretter as the.same time,
Fareanged In alphabetical order* ...5. the business or
duty of the gardener, at tom ampiest tieriog the year, is ex-
.olbitedge a gleam •
' In serarate esetiessokseillinTh are given of the situations and
onus suited tct the kitchen gob,, fruk and Sower borders; the
most approved construction of garden walls,Dot-houses, and con-
' RORRMOriCI*. awl she best kinds of fruit trees. All the recent
imp epee la lhostieolture (such as the woollen nets far &-
SNOW oliskst hear beet, the liquor for destroying the lamb of
besets on trees during the winter, the forcing of sea rale, dm &c.)
leeporticalaily dwelt upon and explained.
•,, MI. The VILLA GARDEN DIRECTORY; or, Monthly
!odes of Work to be done in Town and Villa Gardens, Parterres, ,
rc ; with Hinteon the Trestment of Plants and Flowers kept is
Ills Green-room, the Lobby, and the Drawing
.Iport. Second
elation, much improved. Foolscap ave. price 7s. rd.
°.° It is believed there is no book of gardening on the plan of
hittwork. It is intended as an assistant to gentlemen Whose
-nees alecapearily confines them to the chamber and to the
.gionde=is, who seek health and recreation at their villas;
Wl* ' who take upon theepeeives the management of she
imaiegerdens and parterres.


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ARK and PLEASURE GROUND FENCE,
A WIRE MEAT-SAFE, DISH-COVEik, and GENERAL
AVIRE-WO9K MANUFACTORY.—THOMAS CATO and
SON, 89, Holborn-hill, opposite St. Andrew's Chureb,solicit the
Nobility and Gentry, making alterations and improvements in their
..etratti ks, leasure-grounds, or plantations, to do them the honour of
their various patterns of IMPROVED IRON and
1 CES, that exclude hares and rabbits from plantations
111 'Slower-gardens, and afford effectual resistance against all
lett stock ; a new-invented portable Hurdle, that may be.
when required by one person, and for appearance or ibs-
.Ctg supeflor to, any other manuf;ctured ; a great variety of
Meat-safes and Dish-covers, which admit a free circulation
Usk spd keep meat, poultry, and all kinds of victualefrom flies,
'111.1”, and other insects; Pheasant ries, Aviaries, and Larders to
liby seals; Wire-work for Libraries,Aviaries, Pheasantries, Gra-
-salaries larders, and Dairy-windows.
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