. Le gîte jardinier. Jardinage ; Jardinage. Le 7 octobre. Le gîte jardinier. Calendrier hebdomadaire. 7Ta 8 F S M Soleil Tu W 7 Octobre, 1852-13. Wbather près de Londres en 1861, baromètre. jThermo. Le vent. La pluie dans la région de feuilles de hêtre de l'automne. J29-7X.5-29,669 40 fio-S.-O. Le peuplier blanc feuilles tombent. I29 955 - 29,833| 59-32 W. Hazel jaune.  !29 924 29,802 à remplir 56 S. 17 dimanche après la Trinité. La came. T.b. .10,168 29,535 -] 68-46 W. Vieux Mich. jour. Oxford terme commence. 30,224 - 30,188 68-63 | S. Fieldfare vient. 30,283 - 30274 68 - 54 S. Elder chute des feuilles. J30.129 - 29,989 62-54 S.W. 0913 Soleil se lève. Coucher de soleil. 13 a. 6 15 16 18

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. The Cottage gardener. Gardening; Gardening. October 7. THE COTTAGE GARDENER. WEEKLY CALENDAR. 7Ta 8 F S Sun M Tu W OCTOBER 7—13, 1852. Wbather near London in 1861, Barometer. jThermo. Wind. Rain in In Beech leaves fall. J29-7X.5—29.669 fio—40 S.W. White Poplar leaves fall. I29 955 — 29.833| 59—32 W. Hazel yellow. !29 924—29.802 fill—56 S. 17 Sunday AFTER Trinity. Cam. T.b. .10.168 —29.535] 68—46 W. Old Mich. Day. Oxford Term begins. 30.224 — 30.188 68—63 | S. Fieldfare comes. 30.283 — 30 274 68 — 54 S. Elder leaves fall. J30.129 — 29.989 62—54 S.W. 09 13 Sun Rises. Sun Sets. 13 a. 6 15 16 18 I 20 21 23 23 a. e 21 18 16 14 12 10 Moon R.&S. 11 18 morn. 0 31 1 52 3 16 4 42 sets. Moon's Clock Age. bef. Sun. Day of Year. 24 25 26 27 28 29 12 IS 12 32 12 48 13 3 13 18 13 33 13 47 282 283 284 285 286 287 Meteorology of the WEEK.-At Chiswicl: from observations during the last twenty-five years, the average highest and lowest tempera- tures of these days are 61° and 43° respectively. The greatest heat, 75^ occurred on the 13th in 1845 ; and the lowest cold, 26°, on the 13th in 1850. Durmg the period 84 days were fine, and on gi rain fell. RUBY-FLOWERED CAMPTOSEMA. (Camplosema ruhicvniia.). Plants of this coniparativelj new genus have been likened to, and called, Kennedyas, in gardens. In their outward appearance, and in their general habit, they much resemble some of the species of Kennedya, Zichya, and Harden- bergia, yet, when they are examined botanically, they exhibit a wide departure from that group, and come nearer to Canavallias and Diocleas. The genus was founded by Hooker and Arnott, and the name derived from laimptos, bent, and sema, a standard, alluding to the form of the flower branches. Instead of Pupnionacea;, as formerly, all the pea-fiowering, and all plants, whether with pea- flowers or not, that bear their seeds in pea or bean-like pods, as the Acacias, are now called Leguminous plants, because such pods, in the langua

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