180 PRESENTS TO %HE GARDEN. 



Messrs. Osbobn & Sons, Fulham— Plants of 10 sorts of Cherries, 



12 Plums, and 10 Vines. 

 Messrs. Parkek & Williams — 12 Fuchsias, 4 Bouvardias, 6 



Petunias, 5 Achimenes &c., 13 sorts of annuals. 

 Mr. E. Persao, Exeter— Seeds of White Branching Broccoli. 

 Mr. E. PiTKF.THLEY— Flower Seeds from Wisconsin. 

 Mr. Rivers, F.H.S., Sawbridgeworlh— Plants of 19 sorts of 



Cherries, 22 Plums, 21 Raspberries. 

 Mr. Rogers, Clock House, Chelsea — Seeds of a Cucumber. 

 Mr. John Sangster, Feltham— 5 sorts of Potatoes. 

 Mr. Seeley, Artificial Stone Manufacturer, New Road — Speci- 

 mens of Composition Garden Edgings. 

 SocifiTE Imperiale et Centrale d 'Horticulture dv DEparte- 



mentde la SETNElNFfiRiEURE— Cuttings of 23 sorts of Pears. 

 Mr. C. SouTHBY, Clapham— 2 sorts of Cucumbers, and 2 Melons. 

 Mr. Spary, F.H.S.— a Sulphurator. 

 Mr. Stewart, Chatsworth— 3 sorts of Vines. 

 Messrs. Sutton & Sons, Reading— 21 varieties of Vegetables. 

 Mr. Taylor, Shrubland Park — 30 varieties of Bedding Geraniums. 

 Dr. Thomson, Botanic Garden, Calcutta— Seeds of 46 sorts of 



Himalayan Trees and Shrubs. 

 Mr. Thompson. Ipswich— 33 sorts of Flower Seeds. 

 Mr. TiLEY, Bath — Seeds of 4 sorts of Cucumbers. 

 Mr. Turner, F.H.S., Slough— 62 varieties of Pelargoniums, 42 



sorts of Flower Seeds, 51 sorts of Vegetable Seeds, and 12 



sorts of Fruit trees. 

 M. Louis Van Houtte, F.H.S., Ghent— 25 sorts of Achimenes, 



and 30 sorts of Flower Seeds. 

 Mr. J. Veitch, Jun., F.H.S., Chelsea— 34 sorts of Achimenes, 



10 Tjdseas, 22 Begonias, J 04 sorts of Flower Seeds, 22 



sorts of Vegetable Seeds, 26 sorts of Fruit Trees. 

 Messrs. Veitch & Son, Exeter— 14 sorts of Fruit Trees. 

 M. Vtlmorin, Paris— 48 varieties of Haricots, 7 sorts of Peas, 



29 kinds of other vegetables, and 12 sorts of Flower Seeds. 

 Mr. E. Wild, Ipswich— Seeds of 2 Cucumbers, 1 Melon. 

 Sir Gardner Wilkinson— Seeds of the " Koomba." 



