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English: Eriobotrya japonica, Loquat.

Identifier: gardenerschronic353lond (find matches)
Title: The Gardeners' chronicle : a weekly illustrated journal of horticulture and allied subjects
Year: 1874 (1870s)
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Subjects: Ornamental horticulture Horticulture Plants, Ornamental Gardening
Publisher: London : (Gardeners Chronicle)
Contributing Library: UMass Amherst Libraries
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nts, and failed to check the late blight. A New Begonia.—A rof in LeJardiv(A.pri\ 20,1913) records the production by M. LEMOINE number of suggestions, which, if adopted, shoulddo much to improve the lot of the Belgiangardener. Successes at the New York Inter-national Exhibition.—At the New York Inter-national Horticultural Exhibition, held on April5 to 13, Sir Jeremiah Colman, Bart., GattonPark, Surrey, gained the premier award,a Silver Cup, for the best specimen orchid, aplant of Odontioda Bradshawse. The plantcarried two very fine spikes, the larger withmore than 740 flowers. Odontoglossum Queenof Gatton was awarded the second prize in theopen competition for the best specimen Odonto-glossum. Norwich Flower Show.—Messrs. Daniel Bros., Norwich, were awarded a Gold Medal fortheir exhibits at this exhibition, of which a briefreport was given on p. 277. Spring Flowers at Belvoir Castle.—Mr. Divers informs us that the spring flowers atBelvoir Castle are making a fine display, and
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THE GHENT EXHIBITION.Fig. 125.—eryobotrya japonica variegata in messes, sander & sons 1st prize collection of new plants. of a new hybrid Begonia, Nancy. Like BegoniaGloire de Lorraine, which was raised byVictor Lemoine, the new plant is derived fromB. socrotana. It comes into flower in December,and is at its best in January and February. Thenew hybrid has short upright stems, large, sub-stantial dark-green kidney-shaped leaves. Theflowers, borne in dense clusters on upright flower-stalks, are twice the size of those of Gloire deLorraine, almost a 1 male, of good shape, andof a rich shade of rose carmine. Belgian Gardeners. — In the course of anexhaustive report on the position of gardeners inBelgium (see La Tribune Horticoli . April 12,1913). the Conseil Superieur de lHorticulturedraws attention to the long hours and low rateof pay to which the gardeners in various partsof Belgium are subject. In the neighbourhoodof Ghent, for example, the wages are three francsfor a days lab

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