New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-25

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large hist gwen by forsts; ard via. We want Of
DahEss u, one or mere .hs, e good, ra1er than
| great ssso,tmeri for many OF them are
rot worth eul.iyating in our common gardsns
ChrysanthiUms are q inset excellent plalt; they
are go hardy ard easily propsgated. Verbenss
should have place IN al gardens, gtss, or smsu,
sDd yo1 can get new varieties ron seed OF
your Own plants. Perhaps no pant IN England st the
presen: tine = attracting more s:en'. IN tsaa the
Hollyhock. The fine double are very beautiful.
hold in my hand catalogue OF over 800 hoEers, yet
would not cNe 20 cultivate more than dozen sorts.
|. is little hard 10 keep sorts perfect Germsn Asters
sre very SPIT a. produce sogle flowers fro the seed.
Tie orly course = 10 watch zee Towering, sod pull up
every one ths, shows single flower. Tue ssre
fact is applicable 20 many other sorts. None oa.
the zee, Pinks and Carna,ions shoGld be a.
lowed 20 grow. Some of the Carrstiors have
been dwsried 10 sc: lid Of the long stem.
Oae OF the best climbtre - ;he COoeS ADtens. II
grt rapid ard the flowers are very Ine. 10 an
in fsvereed you will ind g.es' scvsutsge u &C AID
ing some of them. The eeds, for nstsnce, need
scsldmg very much. So the Globe Ansrsn.h, though
Il coes well soaked ir milk, in fact mix s tie beet
thing that ever tried. The Canary bird Foser is q
fact growing climber ard will festoon an arbor in
few weeks. The Morning Glory as climber, must n
be nee cted. There several rev varieties with be-
auiiful varegated flowers. Ali the things that hsve
named in my little list VIII give satisfaction, and
is viii be pretty fsir guide 10 persons who desire
to make up selection, and really 60 no: know Whist
TO order. Most Of those who would be amateur TO
rsts in this city and vicinity limited IN sp see, and
consequently can select only nuutoer. mSny
farmers could and their wives and daughters generally
would Increase their stock il they knew what TO ger.
II is such that hope TO benefit by nsmng few hardy
varieties, that know, by my ~n experience viii give
satisfaction.
CAoice Of FlOro,-By r. @ PsEprs--l. Ros.s-Souvr
pb &c Mlnaoo Clan, de sstses B.ran Provost, L. R.,ne
N1 S ys S..n s SS sR.
Sss P: p Sss ssn Bell PIP cSs,
ia ' Fa II . b. s s:s sS: :aSs
Msct and other iiaa. Faesi4. vsIS,rs: Psan.. Hello
h.'s' T hSss sS H, Pa S.i S1
he snn1s. the ee,S 0sImsE Aers Ten wess: s'ocs
cInson. Polui.ccs: H. IL For eImsiss snou.s Co6s,
Scsndens Scarlet Cypress Vine Canary bird Flowers ard the
r HAD; fs Rs:s. ssd ST
Vhdisupi, Deyyus spectsbilus sod spirea Pr,aifoua
Mr.. FULLER, Horticulturist, OF Brooklyn, read an
interesting paper upon the flowers and Towering
shrubs generally cultivated in this country. lie sys
propose to only the class Of hardy psns. The
most o ,hose named by Mr.. Psrdee, are OF the semi
tender kind, but the let is good one. l nsme
the following, and first the roses, tina:
should recommend, although some of them
are very old sorts. Many of the roses cali
ed perpetual are not perpetual blossoms. They
bloom twice s Pq ,ds 81
many Towering shrubs, if i could have but dozen
would take those have named il my list know
Of rev plant superior 20 the Judsstr from Japan
The Magnolia Grandioria does not succeed OF New
York in the most sheltered situations the tree loses
| it's leaves in Winter.
So fer as have named tue same flo rers that Mr..
Pardee has it will only 60 20 oorroborse the value OF
those he has selected a. an amateur, ior nave oeen
working among them as gardener nearly Gil my life,
ard 60 far az can facilitate the guilty sticn OF h)wer
ing plants and shrubs by namrg good selection,
will gs dly do 80. as follows
Rose. Slos sais e s.a' Eve eve S.ass: fa
Y s .sp yeSw J. Ss
Ro,e. bsOo five vsIist!s. Alice Leroy red o.
pink C'tss crested very %s' ,oss",e L'n' o'sh' RED
1 opiaue de Provence, white Etna time color
Perpetual Moss Roses FIVE varieties General Droaa violet
Madam Edward Dry csrmne sses bright rose hsrmsn
Hyihd PsTps5s v:e.; cSo9s De Sans:
rimon Prince Nor very da-t Madam Tradeaus bright
ss Pa Bs,c S r:S ss aR
very laIse rosy lilac o.., -, a.. p,.,,;.. s..,
pni ssImoT. Belle; MOuntiOy white border PINK center
hOysy pale blush rs5.s I rHa deep p In s white
sIiss R.v."i peno dbl foI:ani red PyII J.p01i.s
w s..a. Ra S Sts: Hs. arb:
japan 5ass: rhi.i.sSia. oaIsS.a. oi Mag
He S.Ssoa. FI.n;.: Ahn. PArmlco Plespo double white
6 sSsSs White. psssu. IeS
double & :f.. and s. sSs White 40"
Bile rsd Yucca fAnsntoss flower white Pho, Roi Leo
Climbing Plants Arbors Ais,sschs .pas Bsnonis 0rsn'
dnOe :.nsl.% W..a n,D.s blue DO ao WIT s
chiyes evergreen blushi do yellow monthly Censts no
Peories Luls. &c Psonia Whitley, double white Psors
Pottsi double .Iin.on Lilies Laneifoium abam white
crested do purctatum pink c'esed do onpbo rum Chne'e
WV. IAwroy OF New. Rochelle said: Although the
ts given might be largely extended. people may DO
very much benefited by selections from the plants
named. He mentioned tine atbea, sud also the Japan
flower good additions to the list OF hardy plants
Its golden yellow flowers early IN the Spring,
they sie much admired and If the shoots are cut
back the plants will blOsm sgan late IN the Fall
Plants that can be raised with the least care are the
kinds that will be generally most admre4 by that
class " 10 have Eot much Ue 10 devote 70 flower cu
tvatiop.
Mr. FuILEK-The bes. LIST of flowers and plants
that have seen in any boob, one 10 ToI1 upon
!. highly i'm por.snt that persons seLdng for plants,
should give the botanical name.
Use Of Lime for Trts.-SoLos RoBISsos read q
ietter from Vim. P. Gates, Windham, Conn, which,
abiding TO former discussion before tho Club in.
quref: why use lime with sshes, since the anay.
Z" els Of sehes gives lime a. one OF the component
parts, and as minerals havsog progressed ,nfoush
HplaLts are considered more efficient and better
adapted 10 the wants Of plants Ia not tue LGe ~
ashes sufficiently large for the use Of pIan:s One
question further, Cannot apple trees IN wan, OF
lime be supplied in sufficient quantities Dy the app
cation Of unesched sshes IL they eaG' u Would
seem to be the bestapphcasion inasmuch &c youges
| " other Necessary Ingredients az the saDe t-me
THos. w. FIELD-The analysis Of asree giVen
one from pearwOod ashes, which farmer car DeVer
get in the sshes he buys foE msLUs, ara neoce the
Advantage OF adding Lime. There is much .s'ger
amount Of ne needed OF Iees sno 'len Hut t1an VI
potash, when used as fertilizer.
SoLoS RoBIS>oS-Of toe Use OF hoe Tor trees,
would ssy that the very best application ever ssw
for peach trees both 10 give them ygor and stop the
bOreYs, 10 ESH busLel OF Inc pace tfo-po Tic
crown OF the roots.
Prof MAPEs-In New-Jersey we get good msuy
sshes that are cached, and these oon'aG ..dle
that s far more val liable than that from Limestone.
The principal vsue OF eached ashes the phoept ave
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