New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-10


q, Friday everrg he Hgh'reu,s wsd R.ose-
Ec,o As,.cis,iOo ret II O'DooBc- oofsst OF r.Sl
ny,,u. ape TSrLtieth street MIR. H. y. MoaxsLL
Presloeut. IN the cbAU
Mr. AspRiws If tie Executive Committee saA-
, i,,ad drsft Of new Institution Tot the Ass,ci,-
- n Which was tSheo up AID so,ec upco seca,s By
,rctop ssd iioaLy adopted
The AZ, { ision tses scJour>ti-
T,r Pawn G,KpkA-SllNCr VARIsTiss-A
difficulty i ofiea ieSt by those lite scqassseA
grh d, yeT culture in tss selection Of seeds Tscss
ars ~ msny Kinds, with such oa.ious psmes THAI oss
krovs not .hich TO select nor Whist would be tho esr
scer cl ssy one sot seece sac besides Is CO 'sssnog
liable TO buy uISer some other name variety siresdy
L. posssesiee AS sgui;e 10 those visiting to Obtain
little stock of choice hardy flowers 90 nnsnd the
fouopu bref notes, furnished us b. G. +. Nesdhaat
flower cutaIs woe jesires 10 ther ouits stssa
Increased langley:
AbrpE,a ~ tiiald-A pew and beautiful taEhardy
ssnual With sing stems bearing clusters OF hsveN
Of 6ehcate lilac with shlte centet, and very ffA
grant. The fo,sge is light green and OF locg evS
rhspe. Being constantly IN bloom, II Will become Q
universal favoTte. Fine for bedding out.
Aconstrm, Motkshood" or Wotsbsae hss msoy
species, ali handsome perennial border plants. wts
ue, white yellow 10 -ers growing IN spikes.t Ihs
plSSts m,y b. Increased BY parting the roots coon ats
the have done towering They like SHADE sae n 49,
ure. Grow two feet liga.
dcrfftHinM
dsIthe y Rose ccl"red flower; feet higl.
AdOhis Eos, "PnessaAt's Eye, Is a hardy annual
with hsodsome foliage ard blood REQ flowers. The
seeds sown in the Spnpg will flower in September
sos in Septenber, will flower the following June; u
| feet.
Agc-aium-A hsf hardy and pretty annual, viii
tght blue pound flowers in July sad August Oos
| variety is fragrant; feet; used for bedding.
| Agrosttnd Ccronarta, Ross Csmpioa' or MAI
lem Pitk-A blennis OF dwatisn habit Flowers
| colOed and in bloom all Summer. A SNOWY boriss
flower and easily kept by dividing the roots IS above
| Lotced.
Aohson-Be autifu green. house plants but do i've
| ly III the open ground as annual Flowers, . nsA
scslet, and are produced all the season. SOW under
glass IN April or the open ground in May; fees
Aithed Rosea HOlyhocks tGoe doubleI.-1hi old
| fashioned biennial has been brought out under neU
susp ces and bids fan to become rs p,pulsr a. ses
| Ds6hA Sow 10 June and trahsplsnt in August u
| groups where they are to stand This psnt mskee
greater chow in masses grows feet high snd bloo<s
| ia july and August
| AyssAum-A desirable, hardy annual, with white
and soIdeu ,wers IN long raceues which continusy
extend themselves through the entire season. Fns u
| masses; plant one foot apart; hight loot
| AmGrdnthus-A weIl-known enoual, come OF whses
| species are known "JOsephs Cost. Pnuess
| Feather aud Love Lies Bleeding. The mrs
named s tender annual about I've feet high, and the
| others are harcy and 3or feet high.
| Ancgolis, "Pimpernel-A dwsIf trailing aanua
| with blue and fesh co'ored flowers in July and A.
| gust
| AhfirrAinnmm, Snap Dragons" are sm,sg The
most beautiful Of bedong-out plants. The Howe" arc
| brilliant and Of great variety Of coors Though
biennial, it will blossom the first year II sowa esry.
| Choice varieties may be perpetuatad by petting q
| Autumn and placing the roots IN tue greenhossSt
| where they will blossom; cuttings in January VIII
give fine plants for the Spring, from which you WV
| have mass of splendid flowers during August ssd
| September; ore TO two feet.
| AQaiiegia, Coumbine." The inverted spurs OF
the dover have been bened to the taons OF the eagle
There are several varieties some OF which are vsry
| beautiful and interesting when planted IN masses.
Flowers are of every shade and in bloom Ia May eo
June; two feet Choice varieties propagated by 6vs
| zion of the roots after Towering.