The Central Glamorgan Gazette, and General, Commercial, and Agricultural Advertiser. — 1886-03-05 (Bridgend, Mid Glamorgan, Wales)

CONSERVATORY AND GREENROMM.—COnserVatory "Oh, I know she was a lady, pa, 'e z the hairpihs was will require careful attention tor a short titue round,cilluliiteezairdgu amidlliYgt.: rhreaary, i dhi ahni hence, as it is most important the plants brought mom the stove and forcing-house ehould have sufficosonunlal dbr leyllia vslemi koehoetFrhi .hb:e.i'aisds. irk ,rit though it had been pressed with a hot out warmth to prevent their being injured by a quite i Y ci ill, and it is equally necessary to avoid pushing t on. that :ti wasol kahidi sticking lwl out of her heal all the permanent occupants into growth. Forced rhodedendrons and other hardy shrubs will be in- AN Alarm which Proved False.—" Miser N a iitatin for the embellishment of the conservatory Schmidt," said a Germ in, recently, as he entered at the present time. Annuals for the conservatory a Illaucheeter mereliant's office,_" I hat der eclonall and greenhouse ought to be growing freely now in pox---"—" Great Heaven, Mr. Schneider," Wit 4 a genial atmosphete, and very near the glass. If the hurried rep y, "don't come here! " And a! l they are running up and becoming spindled, pick the clerks di appeared in various directions. "Vote them out and place in a light and dry position, dm madder molt you fellers?" pursued &Mohler. It:aiding Plauts.—Cuttings put in now will bear "I hat der sohinall pox full ot butter ond in mole heat than those put in a month ago, mine wrggon vol Mrs. Sohmidt extend last wick its vegetation is more active with the advance alreaty." of the season. There is plenty of time now to FIRST OFFICER : "That was a mysterious ease of i aise _stock of verbenas, petunias, fuchsias, and suicide lust night, wasn't it? He was a y Min g man, lobelias, and they will bear a moist temperature of well di eased, and apparently well-to-do. Not a bit 75 deg. to advantage. Pot off into small sixties like the ordinary suicide. &mend officer: "I recently struck cuttings as soon as they begin to don't see that there was anything mysterious about make new growth at the points. Young plants it. It stuck me as a very ordinary ease." First that want a shift to larger pots, and require to be officer: n But there was nothing found on hiai to stopped to make them bushy, should be stopped indicate the cause for the deed." Second officer: tire, and the repotting delayed till the side shoots " Oh, yes, there was." F rat officer: " What beLtin to break. Camellias out of bloom to have a was it?" Second officer.: " His marriage certilihigher teulterature and a moist atmospnere, to cate." protnote the new growth. Any that require a shift "How did it happen," a lady asked a very may have it now; but the general shifting is best silly Scotch nobleman, "that the Scots who cant delayed till the weed is ripe or ripening, out of their own country were, generally fpeakieg, Cinerarias are now coming to their full men of more abilities than those who remaine splendour, and they must have con- at home ? "—" Oh, madam," eaid he, " the reasrn stunt attention. Neglect of watering will cause is obvious. At every outlet there are person the lower leaves to shrivel, and too much water stationed .0 examine all who pass, that or GI, will cause the colours of the bloom to run. The honour of the country no one be permitted to out speeimens in good time. Those only just leave it who is not a man of understanding."— showing their trusses may have a shift, so as to "Then," said she, " I suppose your lordship was form fine plants late in the season. Fuel:tides are smuggled." growing freely now, and pl,nty of cuttings may be obtained without distressing the old plants; in "YOU will hear of a marriage soon," sad a fact, the stoPpings of shoots will do, for it matters rather prudish looking dame to : lady-friend in a not how short and soft the cuttings are—they tram-car the other morning. " Shall I?' replied always root instantly if put into sand in a nice the lady. " And who is to be joined in the holy heat. It is no use to grow fuchsias slowly; let bonds of matrimony?"di "Why, that couple o p.. them have the warmest berth possible, with plenty site us!" " Weere a you get the infolmatien ? You are liot acquaint, cl with them are you F. ' zo'aulloiistotu.re and only a little air.—The Gardener', ‘No— never saw them before in my lite." "Well, thee, i ray tell me how you got the information." "I am sure of it, replied the spintiter. Politeness is like, an air-cushion. There 'Didn't you see her moisten the end co her handMay no n elling in it, but it eases our jolts kerchief with her tongue and wipe a little dirt off wonder ully, the gentleman's cheek?" "The gentleman may i At a tree s fertilised by its own broken branches be her husband," said the lady, " Then she won 1 and fallen leaves, and grows out of its decay, 80 have brushed it oft with her muff," rejoined th 11-II and nations are be' tared and improved by trial, spinster, and refined out of bitter hones and blighted 1  _ expectations.