THE INDIAN CEDAR.-A Treatise on the Cultivation and Management of the Cedrus Deodar, or Indian Cedar; illustrated with a very beautiful Engraving of this valuable, hardy, and most ornamental Timber Tree. Published in Part 3 of the Horticultural Magazine, price 18. PRUNING FOREST TREES.-A Treatise on the proper Method of Pruning Forest Trees, in which the system of Pruning applicable to each kind is pointed out; with the various methods of general Treatment for young Trees: also, Observations on the early style of Landscape Gardening. Published in Part 1 of the Horticultural Magazine, price 18. H ARDY FLOWERING complete Treatise on the Culture and Management of the Crategus, or Thorn, with a Description of Fortytwo varieties; their habit of Growth, time of Flowering, and appearance when in Fruit. Published in Part 12 of the Horticultural Magazine, price 18. HE CYTISUS.-A Treatise on the Culti THECIT Management of these Hardy Shrubs, with a very careful description of all the Varieties suitable for the Garden and Shrubbery, with their Habit, time of Flowering, colour of Bloom, &c. Published in Part 18 of the Horticultural Magazine, price 18. PRINOS, OR WINTER BERRY. — A Treatise on the Cultivation and Management of the Winter Berry, with a description of all the varieties: also, Culture of the Ledum, with List of Varieties, &c. Published in Part 16 of the Horticultural Magazine, price 18. THE HOLLY.-A Treatise on the Cultiva Ton and Management of the Holly, with a very careful description of all the principal varieties, with directions for Planting, Removing, &c. &c. Published in Part 10 of the Horticultural Magazine, price 18. EW FLOWERS, PLANTS, & SHRUBS. and Shrubs, with all the particulars that are known of each, as to Growth, Habit, Culture, Time of Flowering, Height, Colour of Bloom, Aptitude for this Climate, &c. Published in Parts 1, 13, and 25 of the Horticultural Magazine, price 18. TEW SEEDLING ROSES.-A very care ling Roses (never yet described), that will be let out this Season, with a fac-simile illustration of the famous Tom Thumb Rose, the size of life. Published in Parts 8 and 10 of the Horticultural Magazine, price 1s. each. SELECT FUCHSIAS. A Treatise on the culture and most desirable properties of the Fuchsia, with a Selection of the best Twelve for a Collection, and a Description of the particular excellencies of each. Published in Parts 1 and 9 of the Horticultural Magazine, price 18. each. NEW SEEDLING PELARGONIUMS the A very careful and impartial Description of all the new Seedling Pelargoniums that have been exhibited during the season at the Metropolitan Shows; with their particular Colours, Habits, &c. Published in Part 12 of the Horticultural Magazine, price 18. HE PASSION FLOWER.-A complete THE Treatise on the Cultivation and Management of the Passion Flower, with very full Directions for the treatment of all the varieties; and a descriptive List of the Hardy, Tender, and Fruit-bearing kinds, with numerous illustrations. Published in Part 8 of the Horticultural Magazine, price 1s. THE THE BALSAM.-A complete Treatise on the Culture and Management of the Genus Impatiens (Balsams), comprising very ample particulars of the Treatment for the several kinds, and a descriptive List of all the varieties, both Hardy and Tender. Published in Parts 5 and 11 of the Horticultural Magazine, price 18. each. GERANIUM, OR PELARGONIUM.-A complete Treatise on the Cultivation and Management of the Geranium, with particular reference to their being brought forward as small, well-grown Plants for early Bloom, Raising from Cuttings, &c. &c. Published in Part 2 of the Horticultural Magazine, price 18. פין HE CHIMNEY CAMPANULA.-A complete Treatise on the Cultivation and Management of the Chimney Campanula, with full Directions for every operation necessary to the successful treatment of this beautiful Plant. Published in Part 9 of the Horticultural Magazine, price 1s. THE CROCUS.-A Treatise on the Culti cular reference to, and full instructions for, raising new varieties from Seed, and all necessary information connected with the Flower. Published in Part 11 of the Horticultural Magazine, price 18. HE LILY of the VALLEY.-A Treatise the the Valley, containing every instruction necessary for Raising and bringing to Perfection this beautiful and universally admired Plant. Published in Part 16 of the Horticultural Magazine, price 18. FUCHSIA FULGENS. A Treatise on the Cultivation of the Fuchsia Fulgens as a Standard, with the system of Management necessary to effect the object, and form well-grown Standard Plants. Published in Part 2 of the Horticultural Magazine, price 1s. Nolia. An illustrated description of this new Hardy JEW HARDY ANNUAL, (Tagetes tenui Annual (which is one of the best yellow Flowers for bedding out), with full particulars for its Cultivation and Management. Published in Part 12 of the Horticultural Magazine, price 18. N JEAPOLITAN VIOLET.-A Treatise on the Cultivation and Management of the Neapolitan Violet, with full instructions for every operation necessary to the production of these beautiful flowers in the highest state of perfection. Published in Part 3 of the Horticultural Magazine, price 1s. WINDOW GARDENING. A complete Treatise on the Culture and Management of Plants in Windows and Balconies, with a List of the best kinds for all seasons, and the particular Treatment required for each. Published in Part 8 of the Horticultural Magazine, price 18. ARDIAN CASES AND BALCONIES. nagement of Plants in Ward's Cases and Covered Balconies, with Lists of the most suitable Plants for both purposes, and the particular Treatment necessary for each. Published in Part 8 of the Horticultural Magazine, price ls. CALCEOLARIA.-A Treatise on the Culti vation, Management, and Properties of the Calceolaria, with very complete Directions for every operation connected with the successful Treatment of these Plants. Published in Part 10 of the Horticultural Magazine, price 18. INERARIA. CINER A Treatise on the Cultivation, Management, and Properties of the Cineraria, with full Directions for every operation necessary for the successful Treatment of these very popular Flowers. Published in Part 10 of the Horticultural Magazine, price 18. 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