6 DECEMBER 1946, page 14

In My Garden The Subject Of Hedge Plants Seems To

be engaging very general atten- tion, and opinions differ. That famous gardener W. Robinson disliked yew, which is generally regarded as ideal, and yet more viciously the......

The Bloody Turk"

Some years ago the search for a cider apple that was thought to have vanished was brought to success by three readers of The Spectator. The variety bore the euphonious name of......

Country Life

THE worse the weather the more native plants and some native wild creatures seem to flourish. November was a month of gale and rain ; but seldom have flowers so prospered beyond......

On The Air

Tim week's broadcasting contained two excellent pieces of criticism. Middleton Murry's talk on Keats' Ode to a Nightingale was a masterly piece of lucid exposition, penetrating,......

Migration Of Ducks

The wonders of migration of the duck tribe have been brought further into the open by the experiences of the ringing station at Orielton Decoy. Even peasants in remote countries......

A Query

The careful Tennyson, writing of seed-distribution in In Mentoritmt, said, "Of fifty brings but one to bear." He was criticised for his gross under-statement by a scientific......

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