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GARDENING was introduced into England
from the Netherlands, from whence great
variety OF vegetables were imported till tire
year 1909. The pale goosebury, with SAL
lads, garden roots, cabbsges, &c. were brought
from Flanders, and hops from Artois, France. }
IN 1920. The latter, however, was known
as early as 1923, as The parliament in that
year, petiiioned against il as gscked oyeed );
1t was first used 10 malt liquors, in England,
in 1925. Pipms were brought to England
by Leonard Masca in 1925. Currauts and
CorIuthian grapes, were FIRST planted 10 Eng
land, IN l555. The musk rose aud several
sorts of piums were brought from Italy, by
lord Cromwell. To these we subjoin the
following list Of fruits, vegetables, &c. with
The countries wheuce they originally came.


Rye and wheat from TaFtafy aud Siberia
where they are yet indigenous. Barley and
oats unk nown, bat certainly not Indigenous,
because we are obliged to cultivate them.
Rice from ETHIOPIA. Buckweat, Asia Cres-
ses, Crete Cautfower, Cyprus Asparagus,
Asia Annise and Parsley, Egypt Garlick.
the East ShaIIots, Ia small onion Siberia !,
Hose raddish, China Kidney beans, East
i"uie5 OdoodSt, LeltuSe anu AIuchoke>,
Holland ; Apples, Syria; AprIcots, Epirus /;
Cherries, Pontus Plums, Artols Oranges,
Lemons, Beans aud Peas, Spain.


Nor are we less indebted 10 other and dis
tant countries Tor our finest flowers; Jessamine
came from the East Indies the EIder-tree
from Persia; the Tulip from Capadocia the
DafIodiI from Italy the Tube Rose from Java
aud Ceyion the Carnatlon and Piuk from
Italy the RanancuIus, from the Alps: the
damask aid musk roses, from Altos Gilly
Flower, Carnations, Provence rose, &C. from
France.


Potatoes were first brought to England
from BraziI BY Hawkins, 10 1868, AMI intro
duced into icelaLd by Sir Walter Raleigh 10
1856.