germiniite from time to time on this board, rvithout any trouble
Avhatever. This will be found extremely useful to the cultivator,
for first one class of F erns Avill spring u p , and then another,
so th a t many species may be propagated upon the same board.
I t seems very desirable to give every facility for the spores
of the F erns to germinate, as seedlings are frequently raised in
this n atural manner, when every effort and care to produce
them ruider glass has resulted in disappointment.
Fronds, and young plants in the inarchantiaforui state, have
been obligingly forwarded b y Mr. Robe rt Wakefield, London;
and b y Mr. G. B. Wollaston, of Chissclhurst, Kent.
This species may be p rocured of Messrs. Henderson, of the
Pine-apple Place Nurse ry .
The illustration is from a frond k in d ly furnished by Mr.
Henderson, of Wentworth.
