. Mon jardin, son plan et la culture en collaboration avec une description générale de sa géologie, de la botanique, et l'histoire naturelle. Le jardinage. 196 MV. Jardin. après : alors il est sain. Parfois, nous sommes terriblement troublée- avec l'Aphis de melon, qui apparaît par milliers, et qui provoque la pourriture des racines. En juillet, nous avons habituellement obtenir une visite d'une espèce d'araignée rouge, mais une atmosphère humide pendant la nuit- gène rally le tue. Au cours du mois de juillet, mais pas avant ni après, la croissance des melons est difficile, à mon jardin sur le compte de ce ravageur. Les variétés de melons sont innombrables. Beaucoup préfèrent un gree

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. My garden, its plan and culture together with a general description of its geology, botany, and natural history. Gardening. 196 MV GARDEN.. afterwards: then it is wholesome. Sometimes we are terribly- troubled with the melon aphis, which appears by thousands, and which causes the roots to rot. In July we usually get a visitation of one species of red spider, but a moist atmosphere at night gene- rally kills it. During the month of July, but not before nor after, the growth of melons is difficult at my garden on account of this pest. The varieties of melons are innumerable. Many prefer a green-fleshed melon, such as the Golden Perfection or the Orion. I give a preference myself to a netted melon- with thin skin and pink flesh (fig. 369), such as Williams's Paradise Gem. Turner's Gem is a nice melon, but it has a tendency to crack, and then it becomes infected with fungus and is unwholesome. The Beechwood and Bromham Fic. 369.-Scariet Melon, Hall are also fine melons. There is a little melon ^ 'diam. called Queen Anne's Pocket Melon. I generally grow several varieties every year, and save the seed of any one which proves particularly excellent. The white-fleshed melons are not agree- able to me, or much less so than the green or pink-fleshed ones. The character of melons, probably from being seedlings, is constantly changing; the melon with a certain name to-day was not the same some years back, and will not be the same some years hence; so that, in choosing varieties, horticulturists must be guided from time to time by the kinds of seed which are obtainable. In my tank melon- pit, after the first crop was cut, a moderate amount of water was given to the plants, which started them into fresh growth, and gave a second crop of large fine melons. No melon has been produced out of doors at my garden, and I have failed, even in a frame, in growing the water-melon of South Europe. I strongly recommend growers of melons to use them before they get fungus; and in times of c

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