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Pot-pourri from a Surrey garden

1898

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Presented as published in 1898. Historical recipes may not meet modern food-safety standards. Cook from the modern interpretation, not the original instructions.
Juggler, mental training of a, 4 Julienne soup, 29, 30 KEMPFERI, 89 Kerrias, 95, 119 Kitchen, the, management of, 78 Kitchen garden, 86, 135 LABURNUMS, pruning, 117 Lachenalia aurea, 19, 182 INDEX 375 Lamb-plant, the, myth of, 52, 53 Lancaster, its general appearance and canal, 159 Lard, a substitute for, 78 Laurels, 19, 167, 180 Lavender, 8, 104 Lawns, objections to, 138 ; break- ing up, 138, 139, 142, 169 Leaves, dried, for perfuming rooms, 8 Leighton, Lord, last work by, 292 Leonotis leonurus, 182 L'6p6e de la Vierge, 131 'Leper's Wife, the,' picture of, 293, 294 Letters, prompt answers to, 331 Lettuce, 37, 97 Leucojum vernum, 24 Leycesteria formosa, 119 Liberalism defined, 146 Libraries, gardening, for villages, 248 Lilac Daphne, 39 Lilacs, 100 ; pruning, 117 Lilium auratum, 163 — candidum, 130 — chalcedonicum, 200 Lily, St. Bruno's, 9; creeping, 123, 124 ; Madonna, 130, 184 ; of the valley, 133, 200 ; water, 141 Limnanthes Douglasii, 164, 184 Linarias, 75 Lind, Jenny, anecdote of, 154 Linnaeus, 60 ; his ' Life ' and works, 67, 68 Linnea borealis, 69 Linums, 74 Lobelia, 142, 143, 188, 198 London, gardening in, 194-201 ; a day in, 289-295 - Pride, 106, 169, 187, 188, 198 Loudon, Mrs., story of her marriage, and her works, 218- 221 - J. C., works of, 217-219 Love-in-the-mist, time for sow- ing, 42, 184 ; 63, 94, 95 Love-lies-bleeding, 113 < Loves of the Plants, The,' Darwin's, 62, 63, 124 Luncheon dishes : mayonnaise souffle of crab, 125 ; tomatoes with mayonnaise sauce, &c., 125 MACHE, 24, 25 Magnolia conspicua, 44, 171, 196 — grandiftora, 12, 43, 196 — purpurea, 44 - stellata, 44, 171 Maigre dishes, 80, 81 Maize, and its cultivation by Red Indians, 55, 56 Manure, 11, 17, 18, 41, 144 Marguerites, French, 112, 201 Marigolds, 132, 188, 189, 198, 205 Marmalade, orange, making, 27 Marriage, preparation for, 327 330 Marriages, poor, 273, 274 Martin's illustrations of the Bible, 157 Marvels of Peru, 50 Mayonnaise sauce, 25 Meconopsis, 128 Megaseas, 169, 184 Melon compote, 186 Mesembryanthemums, 164 Mezereum, 39 Mignonette, time for sowing, 42, 165; 197 Mill, J. S., on education, 335 Mint, 98 Model, artist's, in the Academy, 294, 295 Money, the value of, importance of teaching boys, 263-266 Montbretias, 112 Moral faults, lenient views of, 351, 352 Morley, Mr. John, on excessive addiction to pleasure and sport, 271 ; on success, 272 ; on popular culture, 325 Morris, W., his ' Lectures on Art ' and ideas on house-furnishing. 277-280 Mothers, tact of, 269, 322 ; their ignorance of their children, 318 ; hints to, 321-324, 333 376 POT-POURRI FROM A SURREY GARDEN Mousse de foies gras a la gelee, receipt for, 36 — de volaille, receipt for, 34 Mulberries, 139 Museums, private, advantages of, 155 Music as a sociable hobby, 310 Musk, 165 Mutton, hashed, 251 ; haricot of, 252 Myrtles, 112, 114 Myth, of the ' vegetable lamb,' 52, 53; of the 'Barnacle Geese,' 57, 58 NARCISSUS, 16 ; forcing, 23, 72 Narcissus poeticus, 105 Nasturtiums, 46, 198 National Gallery of Edinburgh, 156, 157 Natural History of Selborne,' 145, 146 Nerines, 181 Nettles, preparing and cooking, 26 Nicotiana, 50 Nitrate of soda, usefulness of, 173 North, Miss, flower-painting of, 244 Norway, plants in, 153; compared with Scotland, 156 Nouilles fraiches, receipt for, 36, 37