Excerpt from The British Florist, 1846, Vol. 4 of 6: Or Lady's Journal of Horticulture
Again we have the pleasure of addressing our readers on the completion of another volume of the Florists Journal and if ever we had occasion for the expression of gratified sentiments it is now.
The principle on which the commencement of our task was founded has been the basis for this the fourth volume and we have cheering assurance it is right It is true we have not given place to every hollow hallucination that has been current or condemned or commended aught but on the authority of our own experience or conviction. But actuated alone by an earnest desire to assist in advancing the scientific portion and to explain or make known the best of the practical part, to reconcile theory with practice, and show how far the one may be made conducive to the well-doing of both, we have proceeded; with this, which has been and will continue our chief aim, uninterruptedly in view.
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