Azalea Indica.--Encourage free growth, as soon as possible after they
have done blooming, by placing them in heat, supplying an abundance of
water, and syringing freely.
Calceolarias.--Water carefully; cut down when out of bloom, and remove
them to a cold frame.
Heaths and New Holland Plants.--The young stock will now succeed best in
a pit, or frame, placing the lights to the north. The glass to be well
washed, and the pots to be placed on tiles, or ashes, above the ground
level.
Pelargoniums.--Give air freely, avoid cold draughts, and shade from
scorching sun. Shift and stop the succession stock for late flowering.
Petunias.--Do not neglect to pot off from the store propagating
pots some of those, as advised last week, as also Scarlet Geraniums,
Verbenas, Heliotropes, &c., to afford a variety of sorts and colours for
the conservatory.