Finestra : giardinaggio appositamente dedicato alla cultura di fiori e piante ornamentali per uso interno e il salotto decorazione . viaggi di laminati attornoal maniglia. Procurarsi quattro o cinque once ofcress semi e li ripida inwarmish acqua per quattro o fivehours , impostare nel cestello un chinasaucer, (o il piattino di un vaso sarà answei,)riempirlo con acqua,e quando il seme imbevuto è arrivato un po' appiccicoso themall diffusione oltre la flanella, alla quale aderiscono theywill. Non lasciare posto ONU-coperti, per esso deve essere thicklystrewn con piante. Impostare il bas-ket in un ambiente caldo e buio per due o tre giorni-longei

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Window gardening : devoted specially to the culture of flowers and ornamental plants for indoor use and parlor decoration . trips of it rolled aroundthe handle. Procure four or five ounces ofcress seeds and steep them inwarmish water for four or fivehours , set into the basket a chinasaucer, (or the saucer of a flowerpot will answei, )fill it with water, and when the soaked seed has be-come a little sticky spread themall over the flannel, to which theywill adhere. Leave no spot un-covered, for it must be thicklystrewn with plants. Set the bas-ket in a warm, dark place for twoor three days—longei- if the leavesdo not commence to sprout—thenbring it out to air and light, andsoon it will become a mass ofKiK, -.a. Fioiii va«e. feathery green foliage. You must sprinkle it every day with warmi.sh water, holding it over a wash bowl; and the water must always fill the saucer A small fern can be grown in the saucer, or a Primula, or a cluster of Cro- cu-ses. Another pretty device is that of the Turnip basket, which is made by simply taking a large Turnip, scraping out the inside so as to leave a thick wall of an. WINDOW GARDENING. 285 inch all around, then plant in it some climbing or drooping vine, saj a MorningGlory. Suspend the turnip with cords, and in a little time the vines will growupward over the cords, while the turnip will sprout below and send forth leavesgracefully turning and curving upward. The Sweet Potato would hardly be recognized by many who know it only toeat it, if they could see how pretty a parlor ornament it might be easily madeFig. 34 is a-good illustration of onein a vase placed upon a bracketfastened to the side of a room. Take a large sized Sweet Potatoand drop it to the bottom of a vaseor the bowl of a hanging basket.Cover the Potato with water nearlyto its top, leaving perhaps a half inchuncovered, and always keeping itabout at this point. It will soon putforth roots, and the top will shootout a vine which will grow after awhile with great rap

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