. L'Gardeners' chronicle : un journal illustré hebdomadaire de l'horticulture et des sujets. h le leavedand de lierre le types zonaux. Ces fournira asupply de fleurs au début de la saison et avant la vigne avait ombragé complètement le interiorof la chambre. Les différentes espèces d'Asparagusused effet décoratif pour réussir dans thisposition, mais toute les plantes qui sont cultivées undersuch conditions ne deviennent plus ou moins weakin la croissance, dès que le feuillage de l'Vineshas direct exclus des rayons de lumière d'reachingthem. En tout cas, faites attention que vous ne notselect pour planter dans un domaine viticole un

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. The Gardeners' chronicle : a weekly illustrated journal of horticulture and allied subjects. h the Ivy-leavedand the zonal types. These would furnish asupply of flowers early in the season and beforethe Vines had completely shaded the interiorof the house. The various species of Asparagusused for decorative effect would succeed in thisposition, but any plants that are grown undersuch conditions will become more or less weakin growth, as soon as the foliage of the Vineshas excluded direct rays of light from reachingthem. In any case, be careful that you do notselect for planting in a vinery any species ofplants that are known to be specially liable toattacks from mealy bug, thrip, or other insectpests. The introduction of flowering plantsinto a vinery is frequently productive of dis-appointment and loss rather than of pleasureand profit. Plum-tree : F. 0. The shoot is very badlyinfested with the Silver-leai disease, commonto stone fruits, and it would be advisable toburn the tree at once. Raspberry Grub: S. P.P. The buds are attackedby the grub of the Raspberry-moth (Lampronia. Fig. IIH.—I.AMPRONIA RUBIELI.A ; EASPIlERliV MOTII. rubiella, fig. 118). The caterpillars pass thewinter in the earth. The eggs are hatched inthe flower, the caterpillars making their wayout by a hole at the base. Cart-grease smeared round the base of the canes, or kerosene emul-sion washed round the stems, might be tried^In any case all affected canes should be burnt.For a fuller account, see Westwood in GardenersChronicle for 1853, p. 757. Scum on Water: F. W. F. Your weed is oneof the Confervoid Algae. For means oferadicating it from your water, see answer toM. M. P. ToMATOs: £. J. W. There is no disease present.The spotting is caused by a chill and will notsaffect future growth. Probably one part of the-house is more exposed todraughts than the other-., Tulips : J. S. We do n6t see any fungus, amiattribute the appearances to hail or violentrain-storms.—D. R. M. The plants are attack

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