. La construction de serres et de chauffage : contenant la description complète des différents types de serres, cuisinière, obligeant les maisons maisons, de puits et de cadres, avec les instructions de leur construction, et aussi une description des différents types de chaudières, tuyauteries, appareils de chauffage et en général, avec des instructions pour la fixation de la même. Les serres. adaptation d'une ordinaire assez substantiel dans un mur-couverture, ce qui est vraiment une sorte d'étroites, escarpées et aigu chambre érigé contre le mur, où les pêches, nectarines, prunes, figues, choix et même de vignes, peut être grovm à la perfection, et les cultures de plein

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. Greenhouse construction and heating: containing full descriptions of the various kinds of greenhouses, stove houses, forcing houses, pits and frames, with directions for their construction, and also descriptions of the different types of boilers, pipes, and heating apparatus generally, with instructions for fixing the same. Greenhouses. ordinary coping of a fairly substantial character into a wall-cover, this being really a kind of narrow, steep-pitched house erected against the wall, in which peaches, nectarines, figs, choice plums, and even vines, may be grovm to perfection, and full crops of the finest quality practically ensured. The lights may be fixed in an upright position, as in Fig. 85, or with a moder- ate inclination outwards towards the base, as in Fig. 86. The best way to fix them is by means of a light grooved plate fixed ijo the front of the coping, "" as shown, and a stout sill at the bottom, raised a little way pff the ground, with a stop or bead nailed along behind, and a couple of thumb-screws, buttons, or the like to each light, in front, by means of which they are secured in place. By employing a coping, or roof, of sufiicient width—3ft. to 4ft.—and thus bringing the front lights out to a moderate distance from the wall, such a cover may be converted into a kind of narrow house, wide enough to allow of the trees being attended to from a narrow path arranged inside' the structure, and also of a row of tomatoes, figs, or other plants in pots being accommodated along the front, as shown in the sketch (Fig. 87). But in all cases where the wall is completely covered in as above, some provision must be made for ventilation, . prG. 86.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Ravenscroft, B. C. London, L. U. Gill; New York, C. Scribner's sons

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