Journal of the Royal Horticultural Society of London, Volume 23The Society., 1900 - Botany Volumes for 1869-1952 include Extracts from the proceedings of the Royal Horticultural Society. |
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... ready for sorting and repacking . The apples are sent over to England chiefly between the end of September and the end of March . For sorting , the apples are poured out of the barrels on to a table , usually about 5 feet long and 3 ...
... ready for sorting and repacking . The apples are sent over to England chiefly between the end of September and the end of March . For sorting , the apples are poured out of the barrels on to a table , usually about 5 feet long and 3 ...
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... ready to hand , and it gives the garden an untidy appearance , particularly where wild birds are numerous . Watering . This should only be resorted to on a large scale , where it Quarterly Journal of the Royal Meteorological Society ...
... ready to hand , and it gives the garden an untidy appearance , particularly where wild birds are numerous . Watering . This should only be resorted to on a large scale , where it Quarterly Journal of the Royal Meteorological Society ...
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... Ready for use July 17 . 7. New Golden Queen ( Toogood ) .- Growth dwarf ; foliage moderate ; pods long and slightly curved ; very heavy crop . Ready for use July 18 . 8. Sir Joseph Paxton ( Hurst ) .- Growth rather tall ; foliage large ...
... Ready for use July 17 . 7. New Golden Queen ( Toogood ) .- Growth dwarf ; foliage moderate ; pods long and slightly curved ; very heavy crop . Ready for use July 18 . 8. Sir Joseph Paxton ( Hurst ) .- Growth rather tall ; foliage large ...
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... Ready for use July 24. Not an early variety . 20. Early Wonder ( J. Veitch ) .- Growth dwarf ; foliage small ; pods moderately long and straight ; heavy crop . Ready for use July 17. One of the dwarfest varieties . 21. Fulmer's Forcing ...
... Ready for use July 24. Not an early variety . 20. Early Wonder ( J. Veitch ) .- Growth dwarf ; foliage small ; pods moderately long and straight ; heavy crop . Ready for use July 17. One of the dwarfest varieties . 21. Fulmer's Forcing ...
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... Ready for use July 21 . 43. Smythe's Hybrid ( J. Veitch ) .— Growth dwarf ; foliage small ; pods moderately long , straight ; good crop . Ready for use July 18 . SEEDS PURPLE . 44 , 45 , 46. Canadian Wonder ( J. Veitch , Dobbie ...
... Ready for use July 21 . 43. Smythe's Hybrid ( J. Veitch ) .— Growth dwarf ; foliage small ; pods moderately long , straight ; good crop . Ready for use July 18 . SEEDS PURPLE . 44 , 45 , 46. Canadian Wonder ( J. Veitch , Dobbie ...
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A.M. October acid acre alpine alpine flora Apple averaging branches British bushy habit Cannell).-Height 3 feet carpels Chelmsford Chiswick Class coccids colour Council crimson cultivation deep diffuse habit disease Dobbie dwarf exhibited farmyard manure favour feet 6 inches flora flowers large flowers small foliage fruit Gardens green growers grown growth robust haulm and pods Haywood heavy crop Height 4 feet Holmes Chapel Horticultural College Horticultural Society insects July kainit larvæ leaves lime manure meeting Members Messrs moderately free flowering muriate of potash nitrate of soda nitrification nitrogen Nova Scotia orange orchards Orchids pale peas petals phosphoric acid plants Plum pods long potatos Prize pruning purple quantity rock-garden roots ROYAL HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY scale season Seedling Seeds wrinkled sent shaded soil species stamens sturdy habit sulphate superphosphate Swanley temperature trees tubers varieties Vegetable Veitch vigorous habit Vines votes winter yellow
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