 | 1836 - 520 páginas
...and was never opened during a voyage of five months. When we arrived in England the plants were all m beautiful health, and had grown to the full height...voyage, and that they were landed in excellent order. — Robert GiUies. Hibernia, Falmouth Harbor, October 2, 1835. (The Third dnmutl Report of the Royal... | |
 | Benjamin Maund - 1849 - 204 páginas
...fall of a small rope, or other light body. It was hermetically closed with the common lime cepient of the country, and was never opened during a voyage...voyage, and that they were landed in excellent order." This reminds us of Mr. Ward's plant cases, explained at section 72. 120 POMEGRANATE, TO FLOWER. Under... | |
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Kngland, the plants were all in beautiful health, and had grown to the full height of the case, the leaves pressing against the glass. In dry weather I always observed moisture within the glass, which was caused, no doubt, by the evaporation of the earth,... 