NOTES AND QUERIES. [io s. xn. AUG. 7, iro. The Oldest Horticultural Newspaper.
The
Gardeners 9 Chronicle
(The 'Times' of Horticulture.)
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FOR SIXTY YEARS THE LEADING JOURNAL
ITS CONTRIBUTORS COMPRISE THE MOST
Experienced British Gardeners,
AND MANY OF THE MOST
Eminent Men of Science
AT HOME AND ABROAD.
IT HAS AN INTERNATIONAL EEPUTATION FOR ITS ILLUSTRATIONS
OF PLANTS.
" The Gardeners' Chronicle has faithfully held to its promises. It is still, to-day, the best gardening
journal, being indispensable equally to the practical gardener and the man of science, because each
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