. The Journal of horticulture, Cottage Gardener and Country Gentlemen . flowers.Crowfoot flower*.Caspar Bauhin b. 1550. B.2 Dimanche après Epiphany.J. Amman d. 1741. B. W>:ATHEIt PRÈS de LONDOX EN 1362. Baromètre. Tbermom. Vent. Pluie inInches. Décrets. 29R.92-29.59G 51—35 W. •12 29.720—29.4S2 44-31 N.E. •03 29.910-29.S74 43—25 N.E. — 30.03S—29.97.1 41-20 S.E. — 30.005—29.997 35—19 S.E. — 29.971—29.950 36—17 S.E. — 29.900-29.76S 29-24 S.E. — lève-soleil. Jlonn I Clock Sun monte Moons avant le jour des Sets, et fixe l'âge. j Suns : année. m. h. M. Il. m. !).4afS Hafi 59 0 1 80 8 VII 5S ; 16 1719202224 47 4

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. The Journal of horticulture, cottage gardener and country gentlemen . flowers.Crowfoot flower*.Caspar Bauhin b. 1550. B.2 Sunday after Epiphany.J. Amman d. 1741. B. W>:ATHEIt NEAR LONDOX IN 1362. Barometer. Tbermom. Wind. Rain inInches. decrees. 29r.92-29.59G 51—35 W. •12 29.720—29.4S2 44-31 N.E. •03 29.910-29.S74 43—25 N.E. — 30.03S—29.97.1 41-20 S.E. — 30.005—29.997 35—19 S.E. — 29.971—29.950 36—17 S.E. — 29.900-29.76S 29-24 S.E. — SunRises. Jlonn I Clock Sun Rises Moons before Day of Sets, and Sets Age. j Sun. : Year. m. h. m. It. m. !).4afS Hafi 59 0 1 80 8 VII 5S ; 16 1719202224 47 453 540 U sets c 8 51 24 9 10 25 9 38 26 9 59 27 10 19 28 10 39 o 10 58 14IS16171319 Meteorology of the Week.—At Chiswick, from observations during the last thirty-six years, the average highest and lowesttemperatures of these days are 42.23 and 30.6° respectively. The greatest heat, 60, occurred* on the 19th, in 1S23 ; and the lowest coid, 4|°below zero on the 19th, in 183S. During the period 147 days were fine, and on 105 rain fell.. THE PERSIAN RANUNCULUS: A PLEA ON ITS BEHALF: HAVE often wonderedwhy this very beau-tiful flower is notmore largely culti-vated than it is. Myown earliest associ-ations as a lover offlowers are connected■with it. I could not have beenmore than twelve years oldwhen a schoolfellow took meto see his uncles garden in theneighbourhood of Dublin. It■was a small plot, just such as many of those suburbanresidences have attached to them; and would, with itsstraight narrow beds, have given a landscape-gardener afit of the blues. But the old gentlemans speeialite wasthe Persian Ranunculus. He was no florist; but being, I believe, someway connected in business matters withHolland, had managed to bring together a very nice col-lection. Whether it was that my eyes were more easilysatisfied then than they are now, or that the garden waswell adapted for them, I know not; but although somethirty years and more have rolled over

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