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TRAxsPLASTfSG EvERGRgExs-They may be moved during the latter part of July. or early part Of August, as well as any other time, and liit them with as much soil abou, them as can he conveniently taken. Do II on sloudy day, and le, them be we'll wa tered when planted. Esetgreens make two growths in a season -during midsummer the growth ceases for time, precisely As il does during winter, and when in this eoudItsou, they may be safely lraBsplanted. They also transplant better in the latter part Of May or beginning of June, than they do early in the SPslng. They do no, succeed well when .zansplsa.ed ia early spring. or late in the fall. al the usual tune that decicuous trees are removed. but late in spring or early in the tail IS better tIme.: Nearly all the Chinese Arbor fIlGs which were planted before the last week in April, of tl.e presen. season, are dead, and they never do well when plapteJ lsle in the fall, as the wialer is sure to kill shem- Narserymen, m some instances, have . practice of pruning their chinese Arbor Viies, 10 give them a handsome appearance, and make them sell we'll. Arbor Vllas which arc established Tn the soil, may bear this pruning and dressing up, but owing ,o their belag deprived of their leading shoots, those that are 90 Praned do not grow well when afterwards bansplautsd. would advise those persons who wish to make hedge rows of Arbor yiies to select those which have not been cut al all, aud such ss are about two or three feet in height, and have no, been crow ded in the nuisesy.

 The American Arbor Yite is much the bess for hedge rows, as il is nol apt to be- eosae bare by he decsyiDg of lhe lower branches. and il Is not so stiff and formal m iss habit of growth as Ihe Chinese variety. The Norway Spruce is a more rapid and cer- tain grower than the Balm of Gslead, which begins 10 decay when about s or 30 fee, in height, whereas the first mentioned variety vii. grow 10 some 60 or 70 feet in height. and retain its be.ay aad Eigoclfesh as ever Care must be taken, however, SsAt they be uoi planted deeper than they grow in their nainral state, or Il may reiaFd their growth, and bring on premature old age.