Bignonia radicans, 43, 104
Birds, feeding, 18 ; boxes for
117, 118
Biscuits, change of, 192
I Ble de Turquie, 55
j Blinds, 282
Blue-bells, 197
Bocconia cordata, 61, 119, 139,
199
Boltonia corymbosa, 173
Bonaparte, Josephine, and her
fondness for gardening, 207,
208
Bookcases, 278, 284, 285
Books on gardening, botany, &c. :
Robinson's ' English Flower
Garden,' 1, et passim ; ' The
Vegetable Garden,' 1, 13 ; John-
son's ' Gardener's Dictionary,'
1, 2; Andrews' 'Botanist's
Repository,' 20 ; Mrs. London's
' Gardening for Ladies,' 23 ;
Bright's ' A Year in a Lanca-
shire Garden,' 48, 49, 239;
Watson's ' Flowers and Gar-
dens,' 48, 235-238; Curtis's
' Botanical Magazine,' 49, 62 ;
'Hortus Floridus ' (1614), 50,
51 ; Parkinson's * Paradisi in
Sole,' (1629), 51-54; Parkin-
son's ' Theatre of Plants '
(1640), 54-56 ; Gerarde's ' The
Herbal or General Historic of
Plants' (1633), 56-58; gar-
dener's Almanack for 1691,
58,59; DelaQuintinye's'The
Compleat Gard'ner ' (1693),
59; 'English Herbal,' by
W. Salmon (1710), 59; Brad-
ley's ' New Improvements of
Planting and Gardening '
(1739), 59, 60; Dilleriio's
'Hortus Elthamensis' (1732),
60 ; ' Uitgezochte Planten '
(1771), 60, 61 ; Curtis' ' Flora
Londinensis' (1771), 61 ; Eras-
mus Darwin's ' The Loves of
the Plants' (1791), 62, 63,
124 ; Jacquin's ' Miscellanea
Austriaca ' (1778), 63-65 ; Jac-
quin's ' Oxalis Monographia '
INDEX
369
and ' Plantarum Eariorum
Horti Caesarei Schoenbrunnen-
sis,' 66, 67 ; Martin's ' Thirty-
eight Plates with Explanations '
(1794), 67 ; Stoever's ' Life of
Sir Charles Linnaeus,' 67, 68 ;
Andrews' ' Botanist's Eeposi-
tory' (1797), 68, 69; White's
' Natural History of Selborne,'
145, 146; Ventenat's 'Le
Jardin de la Malmaison,1 207,
208 ; ' La Botanique de J. J.
Eousseau,' 208-210 ; ' Les
Eoses,' byEedouteandThorry,
209 ; Smith's ' Exotic Botany,'
210, 211; Nicol's 'Gardener's
Kalendar,' 211 ; Thornton's
' Small Family Herbal,' 211 ;
Hill's 'Family Herbal,' 211;
'The New Botanic Garden,'
211, 212; Maund's 'Botanic
Garden,' 212,213; Chaumeton's
'Flore Medicale,' 213, 214;
Greene's ' Universal Herbal,'
214-216 ; ' The Manse Garden,'
216; Sweet's 'Cistineas: the
Natural Order of Eock Eose,'
216, 217 ; Loudon's ' Gardener's
Magazine,' 217, 218 ; Loudon's
'Arboretum Botanicum,' 218,
219; Mrs. Loudon's 'Ladies'
Magazine of Gardening,' 219 ;
' Lady's Companion,' 219, 220 ;
' Every Lady her own Flower
Gardener,' 220 ; ' Memoires du
Musee d'Histoire naturelle,'
221 ; ' Memoires sur quelques
Espeees de Cactees,' 221 ; John-
son's 'History of English
Gardening,' 222 ; Felton's ' On
the Portraits of English Authors
on Gardening,' 223; 'The
Florist's Journal and Garden-
ing Eecord,' 223; Paxton's
* Magazine of Botany,' 223-
225 ; Culpepper's ' Complete
Herbal,' 225, 226; 'Language
of Flowers,' 227; Herbert's
' Amaryllidaceae,' 227 ; ' Pine-
turn Woburnensis,' 227, 228;
Mott's 'Flora Odorata,' 228, |
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Bignonia radicans, 43, 104
Birds, feeding, 18 ; boxes for
117, 118
Biscuits, change of, 192
I Ble de Turquie, 55
j Blinds, 282
Blue-bells, 197
Bocconia cordata, 61, 119, 139,
199
Boltonia corymbosa, 173
Bonaparte, Josephine, and her
fondness for gardening, 207,
208
Bookcases, 278, 284, 285
Books on gardening, botany, &c. :
Robinson's ' English Flower
Garden,' 1, et passim ; ' The
Vegetable Garden,' 1, 13 ; John-
son's ' Gardener's Dictionary,'
1, 2; Andrews' 'Botanist's
Repository,' 20 ; Mrs. London's
' Gardening for Ladies,' 23 ;
Bright's ' A Year in a Lanca-
shire Garden,' 48, 49, 239;
Watson's ' Flowers and Gar-
dens,' 48, 235-238; Curtis's
' Botanical Magazine,' 49, 62 ;
'Hortus Floridus ' (1614), 50,
51 ; Parkinson's * Paradisi in
Sole,' (1629), 51-54; Parkin-
son's ' Theatre of Plants '
(1640), 54-56 ; Gerarde's ' The
Herbal or General Historic of
Plants' (1633), 56-58; gar-
dener's Almanack for 1691,
58,59; DelaQuintinye's'The
Compleat Gard'ner ' (1693),
59; 'English Herbal,' by
W. Salmon (1710), 59; Brad-
ley's ' New Improvements of
Planting and Gardening '
(1739), 59, 60; Dilleriio's
'Hortus Elthamensis' (1732),
60 ; ' Uitgezochte Planten '
(1771), 60, 61 ; Curtis' ' Flora
Londinensis' (1771), 61 ; Eras-
mus Darwin's ' The Loves of
the Plants' (1791), 62, 63,
124 ; Jacquin's ' Miscellanea
Austriaca ' (1778), 63-65 ; Jac-
quin's ' Oxalis Monographia '
INDEX
369
and ' Plantarum Eariorum
Horti Caesarei Schoenbrunnen-
sis,' 66, 67 ; Martin's ' Thirty-
eight Plates with Explanations '
(1794), 67 ; Stoever's ' Life of
Sir Charles Linnaeus,' 67, 68 ;
Andrews' ' Botanist's Eeposi-
tory' (1797), 68, 69; White's
' Natural History of Selborne,'
145, 146; Ventenat's 'Le
Jardin de la Malmaison,1 207,
208 ; ' La Botanique de J. J.
Eousseau,' 208-210 ; ' Les
Eoses,' byEedouteandThorry,
209 ; Smith's ' Exotic Botany,'
210, 211; Nicol's 'Gardener's
Kalendar,' 211 ; Thornton's
' Small Family Herbal,' 211 ;
Hill's 'Family Herbal,' 211;
'The New Botanic Garden,'
211, 212; Maund's 'Botanic
Garden,' 212,213; Chaumeton's
'Flore Medicale,' 213, 214;
Greene's ' Universal Herbal,'
214-216 ; ' The Manse Garden,'
216; Sweet's 'Cistineas: the
Natural Order of Eock Eose,'
216, 217 ; Loudon's ' Gardener's
Magazine,' 217, 218 ; Loudon's
'Arboretum Botanicum,' 218,
219; Mrs. Loudon's 'Ladies'
Magazine of Gardening,' 219 ;
' Lady's Companion,' 219, 220 ;
' Every Lady her own Flower
Gardener,' 220 ; ' Memoires du
Musee d'Histoire naturelle,'
221 ; ' Memoires sur quelques
Espeees de Cactees,' 221 ; John-
son's 'History of English
Gardening,' 222 ; Felton's ' On
the Portraits of English Authors
on Gardening,' 223; 'The
Florist's Journal and Garden-
ing Eecord,' 223; Paxton's
* Magazine of Botany,' 223-
225 ; Culpepper's ' Complete
Herbal,' 225, 226; 'Language
of Flowers,' 227; Herbert's
' Amaryllidaceae,' 227 ; ' Pine-
turn Woburnensis,' 227, 228;
Mott's 'Flora Odorata,' 228, |