Excerpt from Window Gardening

In the chapters on ¿owering and foliage plants, only the more common and suitable forms are discussed. Besides those enumerated, many other and rarer forms may be found which are suitable for the window gar den, but these are so little used that they have been omitted.

The cultural directions given are equally applicableto the window garden and the small conservatory. It is hoped that the book will commend itself to school teachers and owners of small conservatories, as well as to the grower of plants in the windows of the dwelling.

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