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245 00|aNineteenth-century gardens and gardening.|nVolume IV,|pScience: applications /|cedited by Sarah Dewis, and Brent Elliott.
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505 0 |aVolume 4. Science: ApplicationsList of IllustrationsAcknowledgmentsGeneral IntroductionIntroduction to Volume 4, 'Science: Applications'Part 1. ⁰́₈Nature⁰́₉s gardens⁰́₉a) Ecology1. William Robinson, ⁰́₈Nature⁰́₉s Gardens: Niagara⁰́₉ (part 1)2. Alexander Humboldt and Aim©♭ Bonpland, Essay on the Geography of Plants (La G©♭ographie des Plantes (excerpts)3. Ecology and Chorology3.1. Ernst Haeckel,'Ecologyand Chorology'3.2.Edwin Lankester, The History of Creation⁰́Œ(excerpt)4. Anne Pratt, ⁰́₈Dispersion of Seeds⁰́Œ⁰́₉5. Louis van Houtte ⁰́₈Short Excursion in the Mountains and the Virgin Forest of Brazil⁰́₉ (part 1)6. Charles Darwin, ⁰́₈The Struggle for Existence⁰́₉7. Henry David Thoreau, ⁰́₈The Succession of Forest Trees⁰́₉b) Environment8. Louis van Houtte, ⁰́₈Short Excursion in the Mountains and Virgin Forests of Brazil (part 2)9. Charles Naudin, ⁰́₈Egoism and Improvidence⁰́₉10. William Robinson ⁰́₈Nature⁰́₉s Gardens: Niagara⁰́₉, (part 2)11. F. W. Burbidge ⁰́₈Collecting Orchids Abroad⁰́₉12. Jacob Forst, ⁰́₈The Cyclopolis in Bloom⁰́₉13. Edward Newman, A History of British Ferns (excerpts)14. Thomas C. March, ⁰́₈Moss⁰́₉ 15. Francis Hope, A Plea for Mosses 1 and 2Part 2. Experimenta) Plant breeding and propagation16. Jane W. Loudon, ⁰́₈Modes of Propagation by Division⁰́₉17. F. W. Burbidge, ⁰́₈Propagation⁰́₉18. John Lindley, ⁰́₈Leader on Hybridising'19. Donald Beaton, ⁰́₈Geraniums⁰́₉; ⁰́₈Naming New Plants and Crossing Old Ones⁰́₉20. Thomas Meehan, 'Origin of Species, by Charles Darwin' (review); 'Variations in Nature' (lecture)21. Maxwell T. Masters, Leader on Darwin's Theory22. Shirley Hibberd, ⁰́₈The Horticulture of Fifty Years⁰́₉23. William Bateson, ⁰́₈Hybridisation and Cross-breeding as a Method of Scientific Investigation⁰́₉b) Glass gardens24. J. C. Loudon, ⁰́₈Forms of Hot-house Roofs⁰́₉, ⁰́₈Details of the Construction of Roofs⁰́Œ⁰́₉, Glazing of Hot-house Roofs⁰́₉25. Joseph Paxton, ⁰́₈Description of Victoria Regia House at Chatsworth⁰́₉26. Philip Henry Gosse, ⁰́₈The Palm-House⁰́₉27. Robert Fish, ⁰́₈Erecting a Greenhouse Adjoining a Residence⁰́₉28. ⁰́₈Hothouses for the Million⁰́₉, advertisement29. ⁰́₈Horticultural Buildings⁰́₉, two imagesc) Pipes, pumps and cement30. Conrad Loddiges, ⁰́₈On Warming Hothouses by Steam⁰́₉31. 'On Heating Hot-houses'31.1. James Main, ⁰́₈On Heating Hot-houses by Hot Water--31.2.⁰́₈Weekes radiator, advertisement32. Shirley Hibberd, ⁰́₈Gas Heating⁰́₉, 33. J. C. Loudon, ⁰́₈On the Construction of Fountains for Gardens⁰́₉34. Joseph Paxton, ⁰́₈The Emperor Fountain at Chatsworth⁰́₉35. Freeman Roe, Hand-book of Fountains (excerpts)36. ⁰́₈Observator⁰́₉, ⁰́₈On the Construction of Artificial Rock⁰́₉ 37. Anon, ⁰́₈Artistic Grottoes and Rock Formations⁰́₉d) Garden implements and machines38. Anon, ⁰́₈Tools and Instruments⁰́₉39. Jane W. Loudon, ⁰́₈Stirring the Soil⁰́₉40. Elizabeth Watts, Flowers and the Flower Garden⁰́Œ (excerpt)41. Thomas Record, ⁰́₈Watering Contrivances⁰́₉42. James Glaisher, ⁰́₈On a Thermometer for Taking Temperatures at the Roots of Plants⁰́₉, ⁰́₈On a Dry and Wet Bulb Thermometer⁰́₉43. The Lawnmower43.1. J. C. Loudon, ⁰́₈Budding⁰́₉s Machine--43.2. 'Green's Patent', Advertisement43.3.William Paul, Handbook of Villa Gardening(excerpt)43.4.Max de Nansouty, ⁰́₈Gardening and Automobilism⁰́₉44. Henry Steuart, The Planter's Guide; Or, A Practical Essay on the Best Method of Giving Immediate Effect to Wood (excerpt)45. William Barron, ⁰́₈On Transplanting Large Trees⁰́₉e) Deterrents46. J. C. Loudon, ⁰́₈Machines of Defence⁰́₉47. Bird Deterrents47.1. Peter Kendall, ⁰́₈On the Employment of Cats in the Preservation of Fruit from Birds⁰́₉47.2.George Fergusson Wilson, ⁰́₈Scarecrows⁰́₉48. ⁰́₈The Following Observations were sent by Mr. Dean in 'Scientific Committee, Report of meeting of 7 June 1872'49.Ernest Prillieux,'Report on the Use of a Mixture of Lime and Copper Sulphate against Mildew⁰́₉50. ⁰́₈Gishurst Compound⁰́₉, advertisement and John Lindley, Leaderf) Fertilisers51. Isaac Emmerton, ⁰́₈Composts 1-8⁰́₉52. J. C. Loudon, ⁰́₈Hints for a Plan for Saving Manure Lost in the Common Sewers of London⁰́₉53. Victor Hugo, ⁰́₈The Intestines of Leviathan⁰́₉54. Guano54.1.Anon, ⁰́₈New Manure Called Guano⁰́₉54.2. John Lindley,Leader, 'Adulterated Guano'54.3. Anon, 'London Guano'55. Shirley Hibberd, ⁰́₈Manures and Composts⁰́₉56. John Bennet Lawes, ⁰́₈Superphosphate of Lime⁰́₉, ⁰́₈In What do the Fertilising Qualities of Bones Consist?⁰́₉Bibliography of sourcesList of press sourcesBibliography of works citedIndex
520 |aThis volume is thefourth in a six volume collection that brings together primary sources on gardens and gardening across the long nineteenth-century. Economic expansion, empire, the growth of the middle classes and suburbia, the changing role of women and the professionalisation of gardening, alongside industrialisation and the development of leisure and mass markets were all elements that contributed to and were influenced by the evolution of gardens. It is a subject that is both global and multidisciplinary and this set provides the reader with a variety of ways in which to read gardens ⁰́₃ through recognition of how they were conceived and experienced as they developed. Material is primarily derived from Britain, with Europe, USA, Australia, India, China and Japan also featuring, and sources include the gardening press, the broader press, government papers, book excerpts and some previously unpublished material.
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