SUPPLEMENT TO THE 

 AND GARDENER'S JOURNAL. 



PUBLISHED BY JOSEPH BRECK & CO., NO. 52 NORTH MARKET STREET, (Agricultdral Wabehouse.) 

 BOSTON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 2, 1839. 



NEW ,E .N G L A N D 



AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE 



AND 



SEED STORE, 



NOS. 61 & 52 NORTH MARKET STREET, 

 BOSTON. 



various sizes, containing a complete assortment of 

 Seed, mostly used in a kitchen garden, neatly put 

 up in small papers, labelled and sealed, ready ib.r 

 retail, with printed directions on each package, for 

 its management ; and every sort warranted to be 

 of the very best quality. 



(ty" Grass Seeds at wholesale and retail at 

 the lowest market prices-. 



05^ Fruit, and Ornamental Trees, Shrubs, 

 Grape Vines, and all Nursery productions, fur- 

 nished at one day's notice, and when requested can 

 be packed in mats or boxes so as to be safely sent 

 to Europe or any part of America. 



We take tli£ liberty to forward to the subscribers of 

 the .V. E. Farmer, this sheet, containing extracts from 

 our Annual Catalogue of Garden Seeds and Imple- 

 ments, which we trust will prove acceptable to all 

 Tlie calalo'^ue in question has been published with 

 considerable expense and trouble, and we desire to 

 give every farmer an opportunity to possess it. It 

 contains 80 pages. Those loho icish for it in Jull, 

 can have a copy by applying to the JVew England 

 Seed Store and Agricultural Warehouse. 



Q^In connexion with our Seed and Implement, 

 Store, we have a garden of twenty acres, where 

 we raise, under our own inspection, Garden, Flow- 

 er Seeds, and Herbaceous Plants. From the long 

 experience the senior partner of the house has had 

 in this department, we flatter ourselves that we 

 shall be able to furnish seeds of genuine sorts, un- 

 mixed by other varieties. As it would be impos- 

 sible to raise every variety of seed pure, in the 

 same garden, part of our supplies are raised by re- 

 sponsible growers, in whom we have perfect con- 

 fidence, and whose grounds are open at all times 

 for our inspection. 



Such Seeds as cannot be raised successfully in 

 our own country, we import from the best European 

 houses. 



We are thus enabled to furnish a full assortment, 

 and of the best quality. Seeds of every descrip- 

 tion. 



We shall be able, at all times, to execute orders 

 from the British Provinces, West Indies, or South- 

 ern States, with promptness and at satisfactory 

 prices. Dealers in Seeds, and Country traders, 

 Biippliod, at wholesale and retail, on the best terms. 



Oy" Persons who wish fur seeds to sell again 

 can be supplied at a liaeral discount, with boxea of 



VEGETABLE SEEDS. 



ARTICHOKE. 



ASPARAGUS. Large Early Dutch— Large White Read- 

 ing— Gravesead—Battersea. 



BEANS. 

 English Dwarfs. Broad Windsor— Early Mazagan— 

 Green Nonpareil— Horse— Sword Long pod. 



Kidney Dwarf, ob String. Early China Dwarf— Early 

 Quaker— Early Mohawk— Early Yellow Cranberry- 

 Early Yellow Six Weeks— Large White Kidney Dwarf 

 —Red Cranberry Dwarf- Marrow, or Thousand to One 

 — White Cranberry Dwarf. 



Pole or Running. Large While Lima — Small While 

 Lima, or Saba— Large Scarlet Runnprs— Large White 

 Dutch Runners— While Dutch Case Knife— Red Cran- 

 berry—While Cranberry— Yellow Cranberry — London 

 Horticultural, (very fine.) 



BEET Early Blood Turnip Rooted— Early White Scarci- 

 ty—Long Blood Red— Yellow Turnip Rooted— Mangel 

 Wurlzel— French Sugar, or Amber Beet. 



BORECOLE. 



GARDEN BURNET. 



GARLICK SETTS. 



INDIAN CORN. Early Canadian— Early Jefferson— 

 Tuscarora— Golden Sioux— Large Flint While — Sweet, 

 or Sugar, Rareripe, (best lor boiling) — Nonpareil, or 

 Pearl, (curious and beautiful.) 



KALE. 

 LEEK. 



Green curled Scotch — Sea. 

 Large Scotch — London. 



-Early White — Large Purple 

 Cauliflower — Brimstone, or 



BROCCOLI Early Purple- 

 Cape — White Cape, or 

 Portsmouth. 



BRUSSELS SPROUTS. 



CABBAGES. Early York- Early Low Dutch— Early Lon- 

 don Baltersea— Early Sugar Loaf— Yellow Savoy— 

 Large Cape Savoy— Green Globe Savoy- Large Late 

 Drumhead— Large Bergen, or Great American— Large 

 Scotch— Large Green Glazed— Red Dalch (for picklinff) 

 —Turnip rooted, (below ground)— Tamip rooted, or 

 Arabian, (above ground) 



CARAWAY. 



CARROT. Early Horn— AUringham~Purple--Long Or- 

 ange. 



CAULIFLOWER. Early Dutch— Large Late. 



CELERY. Large White Solid— Large White Hollow- 

 Rose colored Solid- New Silver Giant- Celeriac, or 

 Turnip rooted. 



CHERVIL. 



CHIVES, or GIVES. 



CITRON. 



CORN SALAD, or VETTIKOST. 



CRESS. Curled, or Peppergrass — Broad-leaved Garden- 

 Water. 



CUCUMBER. Early Frame— Early Short Prickly— Early 

 Green Cluster— Long Whhe Spined— Long Green Tur 

 key— Long White Turkey — Long Green Prickly— 

 Ghirkin, or West India, ( for pickling.) 



EGG PLANT. Purple, (best for culinary purposes)— 

 White, (ornamental ) 



ENDIVE, or SUCCORY. Green Curled--White Curled- 

 Broad-leaved Batavian. 



LETTUCE. Early curled Silesia— (early)— Royal Cape, 

 (very finest, large tender heads) — Tennisball. or Rose, 

 (early, small heads,) — Large Drumhead — Magnum Bo- 

 num Cos — Green Head, or Saxony Cabbage — Large Im- 

 perial-Brown Dutch- Ice Cos — White Cos, or Loaf- 

 Green Cos — Hammersmith. 



MARTYNIA. 



MELON. 



Musk Melons. 

 Persian. Greenflesh — Nutmeg, do. — Green Citron, do. — 

 Pine Apple, do— Pomegranate, or Musk, (small) — Mi- 

 norco — Large Cantaloupe. 



Wateb Melons. Long Carolina. — Large Round — Apple- 

 seeded, (early.) 



MUSTARD. White or English— Brown. 



NASTURTHJM. 



OKRA. 



ONION. White Portugal- Large Red— Yellow— Silver 

 Skinned. 



PARSLEY. Curled, or double- Dwarf Curled, (very much 

 curled,) — Hamburgh, or Large rooted. 



PARSNEP. Large Dutch swelling— Guernsey. 



PEAS. Earliest Dwarf Peas. (/;ies( eoWi/.)— Early Wash- 

 ington, or True May, 2 feet — Early Double-blossomed 

 Frame, 3 feet high— Early Frame, 2^ feet— Early Golden 

 Hotspur, 3 leet— Early Carlton, 3 feet— Cedo Nullis, 2 

 feet, (extra variety,) — Dwarf Blue Imperial, Ij feet — 

 Dwarf Scymetar, (new uoririi/)- Knight's Dwarf Mar- 

 row, 24 feet — Bishop's Early Dwarf, 1 foot— Dwarf 

 Spanish, or Fan, 1 fo<;*— Dwarf Blue Prussian, 3^ feet — 

 Dwarf Sugar, (caiabic poils) 3 feet— Tall Crooked-pod 

 Sugar, (eatable pods) 4 feet— Matchless, or True Tall 

 Marrowfat, 6 feet— Marrowfat, 3^ feet— knight's Tall 

 Marrow, 6 feet— Woodford's New Tall Prolific, 5 feet. 



PEPPER. Long, or Cayenne— Squash, (thick skin)— Cherrj 



or West India. 

 PUMPKINS. Large Cheese— Connecticut Field— Finest 



Family — Mammoth. 



RADISH. Early Frame— Early Short-top Scarlet, (Jinest) 

 —Early Long Salmon— Purple Short-top— Cherry, or 

 Scarlet Turnip rooted — Violet-colored Turnip-rooted — 

 White Turni|i-rooled— Long White Summer, or Naples, 

 — Fack Fall, or Spanish, (for winlervse). 



RHUBARB. 



SALSIFY, or VEGETABLE OYSTER, 



SKIRRET. 



SCORZONERA. 



SPINACH, or SPINAGE- Round-leaved, or Summer- 

 Prickly- leaved, or Fall— -New Zealand. 



SQUASH. Fj>rly Orange— Early Scollop Bush— Early Long- 

 Warted — Canada Crook-ileck -- Commodore Porter's 

 Valparaiso — Long Vellow Crook-uect— Acorn — Early 

 Lemon. 



TOMATO. 



TURNIP. [Those di.stinguished with a *are best for fam- 

 ily use.] Early while Duich'^-Early Garden Stone*- 

 White Flat, or Globe— Grt-en Round, or Green Top — 

 Red Round ,■'■ or Red Top— Swan's Egg*— Large English 

 Norfolk — Long Tankard, or Hanover'*' — Long Yellow 

 French=* — Yellow Maltese,'* concave at bottom — Yellow 

 Aberdeen — Yellow Stone,'* or Orange — Yellow Swedish, 

 Russia, or Rata Baga— Dale's New Hybrid. 



