. The Journal of horticulture, Cottage Gardener et Country Messieurs . ts MoonsAge. ClockavantSun. Jour de l'année. Baromètre. Thermostat Vent. InInches de pluie. 31 à fleurs de sorrel de bois. 29.623—29 479 degrés.60—34 S.W. .08 m. h.41 al5 m. h. 28 af 6 M. h.44 3 12 M. s.4 21 90 1 W Water Fennel flowers. 29.844-29.769 58-48 S. O. .02 33 5 31 6 5 4 13 4 2 91 ème fleurs d'Orchis tôt. 29.639-29.497 57—56 S.W. .24 36 5 32 6 24 4 14 3 44 92 3 F Vendredi Saint. 29.786-29.576 63—35 S.W. — 34 5 33 6 46 4 15 3 26 93 4 S Orchis Spider. [1804. 30.011—29.980 60-38 S.W. — 32 5 35 6 O 17 3 8 94 5 fils Dimanche de Pâques. W. G

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. The Journal of horticulture, cottage gardener and country gentlemen . ts MoonsAge. ClockbeforeSun. Day of Year. Barometer. Thermom. Wind. Rain inInches. 31 To Wood Sorrel flowers. 29.623—29 479 degrees.60—34 S.W. .08 m. h.41 al5 m. h. 28 af 6 m. h.44 3 12 m. s.4 21 90 1 W Water Fennel flowers. 29.844-29.769 58-48 S.W. .02 33 5 31 6 5 4 13 4 2 91 Th Early Orchis flowers. 29.639-29.497 57—56 S.W. .24 36 5 32 6 24 4 14 3 44 92 3 F Good Friday. 29.786-29.576 63—35 S.W. — 34 5 33 6 46 4 15 3 26 93 4 S Spider Orchis. [1804. 30.011—29.980 60-38 S.W. — 32 5 35 6 O 17 3 8 94 5 Son Easter Sunday. W. Gilpin died, 30.050—29.883 56—47 S.W. .04 29 5 37 6 51 8 2 50 95 6 M Easter Monday. 29.914-29.865 56-46 S.W. .12 27 5 38 6 7 10 18 2 33 96 Meteorology of the Week—At Chiswick, from observations during the last thirty-six years, the averatre hiffhest and lowest temperatures of these days are 55.7° and 38-3° respectively. The greatest heat, 78°. occurrec on the 16™, on the 1st, in 1838. During the period 143 days were fine, and oh 109 rain fell.. FERTILISATION OF ORCHIDS. AD Mr. Anderson asked metwo days ago for any factsillustrative of his case ofunopened flowers of Cat-tleya crispa and Dendro-bium cretaceum producingseed-capsules, I could havegiven no sort of informa-tion ; nor can I now ex-plain the fact. By an oddcoincidence, yesterday I receiveda very interesting letter from Dr.Hermann Cruger, the Director ofthe Botanic Garden at Trinidad, who informs me that certain na-tive species, and native species alone, of Cattleya, Epi-dendrum, and Schomburghkia, are hardly ever knownto open their flowers, but which nearly always set fruit.In answer to Dr. Cruger, I have asked him to look at theseed or send me some, and inform me whether it appearsgood. Will Mr. Anderson have the kindness to send me afew seeds produced by his unopened flowers? I further asked Dr. Cruger whether these Orchids intheir native haunts never open their flowers. I canhardly believe tha

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