Journal of horticulture, cottage gardener and country gentlemen . exported. July 26,1864. ] JOTIEXAi OP HORTICULTTTEE AHD COTTAGE GAEDEKEE. 621 WEEKLY CALENDAR. Day of Mnth Dayof Week. Tuw Tb F S Sns M JUL1 26—AUG. 1, 1864. ATerage Temperaturenear London. Common Star Thistle flowers. Dwarf Elder flowers. Sheeps Fescue Grass ripe. Fennel flowers. Gipsey Wort flowers. 10 Sdndat affer Trinity, Wormwood flowers. Day.73.474.576.075.774 974.976.1 NiEht.51.051.651.760.950850.850.9 Mean.62263.168 863 S6-2 962 863.5 Rain In last37 years. Days.18171916IS1417 SunRises. m. h.17 af4 SunSets. m. h.55af 7 54

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Journal of horticulture, cottage gardener and country gentlemen . exported. July 26, 1864. ] JOTIEXAi OP HORTICULTTTEE AHD COTTAGE GAEDEKEE. 621 WEEKLY CALENDAR. Day of Mnth Dayof Week. Tuw Tb F S Sns M JUL1 26—AUG. 1, 1864. ATerage Temperaturenear London. Common Star Thistle flowers. Dwarf Elder flowers. Sheeps Fescue Grass ripe. Fennel flowers. Gipsey Wort flowers. 10 Sdndat affer Trinity, Wormwood flowers. Day.73.474.576.075.774 974.976.1 NiEht.51.051.651.760.950850.850.9 Mean.62263.168 863 S6-2 962 863.5 Rain In last37 years. Days.18171916IS1417 SunRises. m. h.17 af4 SunSets. m. h.55af 7 54 7 52 7 51 7 50 7 48 7 46 7 Moon Rises. Moon Sets. m. h. 1 15 11 54 Uraorn. 3.5 0 31 1 28 2 29 3 MoonsAge. 22282425262728 Clock before Sun. Day ofTear. 20S209210211212213214 From observations taken near London during the last thirty-scTen years, the average day temperature of tbe -week is 75.1°, and its nigrhttemperature 51.1°, The greatest beat was 82° on the 26tll, 1S62; and the lowest cold, 36°, on the Ist, I8G2. Tbe greatest fall of rain was1.39 inch.. A FEW SHOW GOOSEBEEEIES. RED KINDS. ONDON, raised by Mr. Wilcock, ofActon, Cheshire, and sent out byMr. John Banks, jun., at the MayPole Inn, Acton, Cheshire, on thelast Tuesday in October, 1831, is atthe present time the largestred G-ooseberry in generalcultivation, and has obtaineda greater nuniberof first-classprizes than any other kind, llr. John Flower, of Stoke-by-Stone, Staffordshire, ex-hibited of this variety atLower Tean, near Cheadle, Staffordshire, on the 7th ofAugust, 1852, the largestGooseberry on record—viz., 37 dwts. 7 grains. This va-riety grows in various forms.Thethree-veined berries, wellfit. j-JSL managed, will grow from I5 ^}^^>^^ ^rs mcji iq 2A inches in length, and from 5 inches to 5f incircumference. The long onesare generally the best inform, and are very nearly the same in girth the whole lengthof the berry, tapering slightly towards the top, which israther fiat and ridgy, with the seed veins

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