NEW ENGLAND FARMER ADVERTISER. 



Marigold, larg-c cape. 



superb striped. 

 Larkspur fine Dwarf Rocket, HJine sorts, nii.rtY/. 

 Neapolitan, 8 do. do. 



tall Branching, viLved sorts. 

 Lupinus polyphyllus. 



var. aliia. 

 Leplos-iplion andrnaacea. 



riensiflora. 

 Petunia purpurea, or fhcenecia, oj" sorts. 



while. 

 Peiilsleniou d'v^haVis, perennial. 

 ovata, do. 



tampanulala do. 

 Papavcr orientalis dci. 



nudicaule <io. 



IVlarcelliij^^ne annual. 

 Schizanthus venestH^; 

 pinnata, 

 Senecio elegans. 



var alba. 

 Slevia purpurea. 



Stock Gillyflower, Ten Weeks, mij:ed or dislinct. 

 Broinpton, q/ sorts. 

 Queen do. 



Silene armeria. 

 var. allia. 

 Zinnia elegaiis, maai/Jine sorts. 

 For a greater assortment of Flower Seeds we refer to our 

 new Catalogue, which will be published and ready for deliv- 

 ety in a few days. JOSEPH BKECK & CO. 



March 11. 



AVEBSTER'S SEEDS. 



The .subscribers beg leave to state that they have receivid 

 Mr Webster's Seeds ; those who wish to experiment upon 

 them and obtain a portion, had better call or send soon. 

 They arc as follow.s— 



Hopetoun Winter Oats. 



Ess-'x do. do. 



Dutch Poland Spring do. 



Kent Tartary do. 



Esse); Winter Beans. 



Mumford's Garden, or Horse BeaBB. 



Yorkshire Prolific Beans. 



Suffolk Harrar Tick do. 



Whiltington Winter Wheat. 



Surrey Golden Drop do, do. 



Winter Tares, or Vetches. 



Spring Tares, or Vetches. 



Italian Rye Grass. 



Pacey Rye Grass. 



White Globe Turnip. 



Pomeranian do. 



Swedish do. 



Red Tankard do. 



Yellow Scotch do. 



White Tankard do. 



Purple Top Hybrid, 



Red Globe Mangel Wurtzel. 



White do. do. 



We have also received soaie 'of the Early Hope Cabbage 

 Seed, which was tried last year at New York and proved to 

 ho superior to any Early Cabbage hitherto knov/n in the 

 country. 



We have now in New York, which will come to hand in 

 a ^ew days, some of the Chevalier Barley, whirli we shall 

 be happy to offer to our customers. 



It has been understood by some that the seeds were left 

 with us for gratuitous distribution. We wish to correct this 

 mistake as it is not the case. We were directed to dispose 

 of them at a small advance, sufficient to pay for our trouble, 

 storage, &,c. JOSEPH JJRECK & CO. 



Boston, Feb, 12, 1,540. 



BROUSSA MULBERRY SEED. 



We have recently received 50 lbs. fresh Broussa Mulberr 

 Seed, which we offer by the otihce or pound. 



JOSEPH BRECK & CO. 



March li. 



BULBOUS RO.iTS. 



For Sale at the New England Seed Store, fine roots of the 



Amaryllis longiflora alba, 



do. rosea, 



■ Vittata, 



formosissima, 



Gladiolus natilensis, 



Tulips, double and single, of various sorts. 



Narcissus, of sorts, 



Polyanthus Narcissus, of sorts, with many other varie- 

 ties. JOSEPH BREf^K & CO, 

 March 11. 



AVhtte Silesia Sugar Beet Seed. 



lOilO lb. of the genuine White Silesia Sugar Beet Seed ; 

 the best variety for the production of Beet Sugar and war- 

 runted to be pure from mixtflre. 



For sale by JOSEPH BRECK & CO, No. 62 North 

 MarStreet. Boston, March 4, 1B40. 



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Containing the folloining^price two dollars. 



^ Purple Sweet Sultan. 



■^- Double Balsams, mixed. 



^ Purple Candytuft. 



M Violet Zinnia. 



^ Crimson do. 



^ Papaver Marcellii, (fine) 



M Sweet Mignonette. 



^ Striped Globe Amaranth. 



^ Crimson Cockscomb. 



2 Tri - colored Chrisatithe- 



J mum. 



■5" Carnation Poppy, (fine 



.^ sorts.) 



^. While .Amaranthus. 



2 Purple Petunia. 

 ^ White do. 



■( Superb striped Marigold. 



^ White Lavatera. 



A Mourning Bride. 



3 Roman Nigella. 

 M Walker's fine Panseys. 

 ■^ Ten Weeks' Stork, (mix- 

 < ed.) 

 ^ KLSo—Bo.ves containing 10 fine varieties foril 



While Immortal Flower. & 



Yellow do f 



Purple do. p 



Convolvulus Minor. J- 



African Hibiscus. fe 



White Clarkea J 



Chinese Pinks, ^ 



Yellow Sweet Sultan. ^ 



Snapdragon. ^ 



Sweet Peas, mixed sorts, fe 



Hyacinth Beans. W 



Superb Striped Morning f 



Glory. p 



Double Dwarf Rocket ^ 



Larkspur, mixed. & 



Do. 'I'all do. f 



English Catchfly. p 



Crimson Nasturtium. ^ 



Winged .4mmobium. g. 



Yellow Escholtzia g 



China Asters, ( mixed g 



sorts,) 't 

 WJtilc Candytuft 





SEEDS FOR HOT, BEDS. 



Early London Cauliflower, 

 Early Dutch do. 

 Early York Cabbage. 

 Early Hope do. (very superior.) 

 Early Broccoli, of sorts. 

 Siuot's Early Frame Cucumber. 

 Giunt White Solid Celerv. 

 Do, Red do. 



New Dwarf Red Solid do. 



Do, White do, 



Superior Double Curled Parsley. 



For sale by JOSEPH BRECK & CO. 



Febriiary 19. 



^^ STRA'WBEKIttES. 



Those who are desirous of cultivating this delicious fruit 

 are respectfully informed that the subscriber has succeeded, 

 after a number of years experimenting upon the Stratcberri/, 

 not only in obtaining new varieties, but in ascertaining the 

 best method of cultivation. 



Specimens of the fruit grown in his Garden have been ex- 

 hibited at the Massachusetts Hm-Ucidturcl Society Rooms, 

 ihu Jour past years, and are also too well known in Faneiiil 

 Hall Market to need particular notice here. 



He has for sale at his Gar-lcn, in Brighton, Mass., the 

 following eight varieties of Plants. They are of superior 

 stock and quality, all warranted to be truly named and (ree 

 from the mi.rtures often found in those offered for sale pro- 

 miscuously. 



Those v/ho are in want of Slrawli«rry Plants, are respect- 

 fully invited, and they will find it interesting, to call at the 

 Garden and sen the manner of cultivation. The method of 

 cultivation, and any information desired will bo cheerfully 

 given. 



Warren's Seedling Mcthven. — A new and valuable kind. 

 A free bearer, fruit very large and. juicy ; fruit measuring 

 four and a half inches have been exhibited the past sea- 

 son, 



Methven Castle. — Fruit extremely large, high flavored, and 

 showy, .Specimens of this kind have been exiiibitcd at the 

 Horticultural Rooms for two years past, measuring five and 

 a half inches in circumference. 



BaM .S'cai-W— Fruit large, full bearer, and lieautiful scar- 

 let. 



Early Virginia. — This is considered the earliest fruit — a 

 free bearer, hardy, and very early; decidedly ajine kind for 

 ■market. 



Rnyal Scarlet. — Fran long oval shaped and juicy. 



//ai(/6ois,-^Fruit smaller but very numerous. 



English Wood — Fruit well known. 



Monthly. — Fruit is gathered from the vines from June to 

 October, and in good quantity and fine quality. 



^^ Orders leit at the Garden, or directed to the subscri- 

 ber, iJ;-^A/on, /1/o.s5,, or left at Messrs. J. Breck & Co.'s 

 .Agricultural Warehou-e, Boston,' will be carefully and 

 promptly attenderl to, and all Plant.? will be carefully pack- 

 ed and forwarded agreeably to directions. 



JAMES L, L. F WARREN. 



Nonantum Vale, Brighton, Mass., March 4. 



FLOWER SEEDS— CHOICK VARIETIES. 



JOSEPH BRECK & CO, have received a choice assirt- 

 inent of Flower Seeds from England and France, which, in 

 addition to what have been raised under their own inspec- 

 tion, embrace the finest collection to be found in the conn- 

 try, including all the new Animals, Biennials, and Perennials 

 worthy of cultivation; neatly done up- in papers at 6 1-4, 

 12 1-2, and 25 cents each. For sale at 51 and 52 North 

 Market Street. 



February 5. 



WIIVSHIP'S NURSERIES, 



BBIGHTON, MASS. 



The proprietors of this Nursery are now ready 



to receive orders for their extensive assortment 



'of Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Forest Trees, 



Shrubs, Herbaceous Plants, Roses, Green House 



Plants, Vines. &cr. 



Orders from a distance will be properly packed to go with 



safety to any part of the United States, and will he delivered 



in the city free of expense. 



The Nursery grounds are five and a half miles from the 

 city, by the Worcester Rail Road ; cars stop three times a 

 day. Orders by mail addressed to Messrs. WINSHIP, 

 Brighton. Mass., will he promptly atl^iided to. 



Frnit niid Oruaiueutal Trees, BIulberrleB, &c. 



Fruit Trees of all the difTcrci.t species, of the 

 most celebrated and surpassing kinds ; the col- 

 lection now oflered is large. The Catalogue of 

 Fruit and Ornamental Trees and Shrubs.'Roses 

 and Herbaceous Flowering Plants, for 1639, 

 is now ready and will be sent to all who apply. In that cat- 

 alogue the very best kinds of fruit, so far as proved, are par- 

 ticultural designated by a *. 



100,000 Morns Multicaulis Trees, or any other reasonable 

 quantity, or Cuttings of the same, are now ofliBred for sale. 

 The trees are genuine, all being raised by the subscriber, 

 either at his Nursery here or at his Southern Establishment 

 at Portsmouth in Lower Virginia Also, the Elala, Canton, 

 Moretti or Alpine, Broussa and some other Mulberries, Cock- 

 spur, Thorns and Buckthorns for hedges, .!tc. 



All orders shall be promptly attended to, and trees will be 

 securely packed for distant places. 



■WILLIAM KENRICK. 

 Nonantum Hill, Newton, March 4,- 1840. 



FRUIT AND ORNAMEKTAL TREES. , 



An extensive assortment of Fruit Trees — a 



large variety of Ornamental Trees of large size 



— Mowering Shrubs — a very extensive variety 



of Roses — Pteonies and Herbaceous Plants, &c. 



80,000 genuine Morns Multicaulis of large size 



and Southern growth. Also 1000 bushels Rohan Potatoes. 



Forsaleby JOHN A. KENRICK. 



Newton, March 4, 1840, 



Pt2AR, PLUM, GR.'VPE VINES, iSi,c. 



2,000 Pear Trees, of the most approved kinds. 

 1,U00 Plum Trees, of the most approved kinds 

 and extra size— many of them have borne the 

 past season. 

 500 Quince Trees. 

 3,000 Isabella and Catawba Grape Vines, from 6 to 15 feet 

 high, most of them have borne fruit — Black Hamburg, 

 Sweetwater, Pond's Seedling. 

 30,000 Giant Asparagus Roots. 



5,000 Wilmot's Early Rhubarb or Pie Plant, lalely intro- 

 duced. 



Also— a ,good assortment of Gooseberries, Roses, .5^c. of 

 different kinds. 



All orders left at this office, and at Gould & Howe's Iron 

 Store, S Faneuil Hall, or with the subscriber at Cambridge- 

 port, will meet with immediate attenlion. 



SAMUEL POND, 



March 4. Cainbridgeport, Mass. 



FRUIT A.XIJ OUNAWENTAL TREES. 



For sale by S, .t G. HYDE, near Newton 

 Corner, Mass. 

 5.000 Grafted Apples, superior kinds. ■ 

 2,00(1 do Pears, choice collection. 

 10,000 Cherry Trees, do. do, 



5,000 Peach Trees, -do. do. 



500 Orange Quince. 

 Also, a large collection of Ornamental Trees and Flower- 

 ing Shrubs, for sale by the subscribers. Orders left at this 

 ofBce, or at the Nurscrv, will receive prompt attention. 

 March 4. ' tf 



SCIONS OF FRUIT TREES JPOR SALE. 



5?^'Sft^, The collection of fruils cultivated at the 



■-Mfe?^* Pomologici I Garden consists of more than 1400 



iVw^^ varieties ( f the Apple, Pear, Plum, Cherry and 



'^ J ■■ Pe.ich. Scions of'all those which have been 



.,*n:^-— -- proFed are offered to nurserymen and others, — 



Gentlemen wishing to send collections of American fruits to 



their iVicnds in Europe caii be furnished with most of those 



of first rate quality. They are warranted true to their names, 



and are in all cases cut from 'ruil bearing trees. 



Salem, January 28, 1840. ROBERT MANNING. 



