I giardinieri' cronaca : un settimanale illustrato ufficiale di orticoltura e materie affini . Deausgate, Manchester-semi.Jno. Latno un figli, Stanstead Park vivai Forest Hill, Londuii, S.E -Cliveias.Letellier un Suns, Caen, Francia-alberi da frutto, gigli, e le altre lampadine. Gli appuntamenti di giardinaggio. Mil. G. Huuhard, precedentemente impiegati in tbe gaVdznsLittle Dalby Hall; Helton Mowbray, come giardiniere toDr. r.iuiM.L, olmi, Melt..]! Mowbray. Il sig. J. Hammond, fino a poco tempo fa il caporeparto generale a Highnam Court Gardens, Gioueester, come capo giardiniere a Col, IIanbury Barclay, Tingrihh Manor, Wobiirn, Bedford-Mr

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The Gardeners' chronicle : a weekly illustrated journal of horticulture and allied subjects . Deausgate, Manchester—Seeds.Jno. Latno a Sons, Stanstead Park Nurseries Forest Hill, Londuii, S.E —Cliveias.Letellier A Suns, Caen, France—Fruit Trees, Lilies, and other Bulbs. GARDENING APPOINTMENTS. Mil. G. Huuhard, previously employed in tbe gaVdznsLittle Dalby Hall; Helton Mowbray, as Gardener toDr. r.iuiM.L, The Elms, Melt..]! Mowbray. Mr. J. Hammond, until recently General Foreman at Highnam Court Gardens, Gioueester, as Head Gardener to Col, IIanbury Barclay, Tingrihh Manor, Wobiirn, Bedford-Mr. J. Faroi iiarson. late General Foreman at Bridge Hill: Gardens, Derbyshire, as Head Gardener to 1;. 0 Lamb, Esq., West Denton Hall, Scotswood-on-Tyne.Mr. Henry Adams, Gardener to W. Park Dickins, Esq., Cherington, SliipUiu-onStour, previously Foreman atDayleslonl Gardens, Chipping Norton, and Basing ParkGardens, Alton, Hants, lias been appointed (iardener andBailiff to Mrs. Mackenzie, llirdiugbuiy Hall, Kiighy. Mr. Nt M. So II. stle, i He March 6, 1897.] THE GARDENERS CHRONICLE. 149. ?Ln.cjSATURDAY, MARCH 6, 1897. EECENT CHRYSANTHEMUM LITERATURE.rpHERE are, of course, many readers of theA Gardeners Chronicle who remember theCentenary Festival and Exhibition held underthe auspices of the National ChrysanthemumSociety in 1890. They will, no doubt, recallthe prophecy of certain well-meaning buthappily short-sighted people who declared that, after such an exceptional effort, tthe popularflower from the Far East was destined to enterupon a period of decline, and that little elseremained to be done to maintain its popularity.But these worthy folk could not foresee theadvent of a Calvat, whose entrance into theranks of seedling-raisers since the date men-tioned has almost entirely reversed the old orderof things ; nor could the prophets be expected tocount upon the extraordinary exertions of theexecutive of our leading Chrysanthemum So-ciety to celebrate, as was so well done last

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