inEW ENGLAND FARMER ADVERTISER. 



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New England Agricultural Warehouse 



AND 



SEED STORE, 

 JOSEPH BRECK & CO. 



JVos. 51 and 53 J^orth Market Sired, Huston. 

 For sale at -this Estahlislunenl, Ihe greatest variety of 

 Garden, Field and Flower Seeds, Herlmceous I'laiits, Bul- 

 bous Roots, Green House Plants, Fruil and Ornainental 

 Trees, &c. to Lc found iu the country. 



Also, Agricultural and Horticultural Implements and 

 Tools of every description, wholesale and rotail. 



A general assortment of Garden Seeds, emhracmg many 

 new varieties, neatly labelled with directions for their cul- 

 ture, at 6J, 125 and 25 cents per paper 

 Boxes of Seeds assorted for families at SI and S3 each. 

 Boxes of assorted seeds for retailers, from S3 to SjO, from 

 which a liberal discount will be made, for cash. 



Seeds by the pound or bushel will be furnished lo dealers 

 at the lowest prices ; among which, are 

 1000 Ihs. Sugar Beet, 

 600 " Long Blood Beet, 

 600 " Turnip Blood Beet, 

 Mangel Wurlzel, 

 Ruta Baga, 

 Long Orange Carrot. 

 Large Drumhead Cabbage, 

 Early Vork Cabbage. 

 Green Globe Savoy Cabh»ge, 

 Early Low Dutch Cabliage, 

 Red Dutch Cabbage, 

 Silver Skin Onion, 

 Large Red Onion, 

 White Portugal Onion, 

 Early White Dutch Turnip, 

 White Flat Turnip, 

 White Globe Turnip, 

 too " Red Round Turnip, 

 100 •' Yellow Stone Turnip, 

 50 " Red Tankard Turnip, 

 50 '• While Turnip, 

 50 " Purple Top Hybrid Turnip. 

 50 " Black Dutch Cabbage, (small heails,) 

 50 " Early Hope Cabbage, 

 50 " Early May Cabbage, 

 50 " Early London Batiersea Cabbage, 

 60 " Early Sugar Loaf Cabbage, 

 50 " Yellow Savoy Cabbage, 

 fO " Cauliflower, of sorts, 

 50 ■' Broccoli, of sorts, 

 Synot's Early Frame Cucumber, 

 Long Green Prickly Cucum er, 

 Early Frame Cucumber, 

 Long Green Turkey Cucundier, 

 Long White Cucumber, 

 Short Prickly Cluster Cucumber, 

 Musk Melon, many fine varieties. 

 Water Melon, many fine varieties. 

 Lettuce, 12 vaiieties. 

 Garden Stone Turnip, 

 Large Yellow Aberdeen Turnip, 

 Dale's Hybrid TifVnip, 

 White Giant Solid Celery, 

 Red Giant Solid Celery, 

 New Dwarf Red Giant Solid Celery, 

 New Dwarf White Giant Solid Celery, 

 Early Short Top Scarlet Radish, 

 Long Salmon Radish, 

 Long White Summer Radish, 

 Long Black Fall Radish, 

 White Turnip Radish, 

 Red Turnip Radish, 

 Dutch Parsnip, 

 Peppergrass, 

 Tomatoes, 

 Salsify. 



BKANS. 



5*0 

 2000 

 1000 

 200 

 200 

 150 

 150 



600 

 300 

 1000 

 1000 

 200 



Englisti Dic.vfs. 

 Broad Windsor, 

 Early Mazagan, 



Green Nonpareil, 



Horse, 



Sword Long Pod . 



Br. 



Kidney Dwarf, or Strive 

 Early Case Knife, 

 Early China Dw«rf, 

 Early Quaker, 

 Early Mohawk, 

 Early Yellow Cranberry, 

 Early Yellow Six Weeks, 

 Large White Kidney Dwarf, 

 Red Cranberry Dwarf, 

 Marr w, or Thousand to One 

 While Cranberry Dwarf. 



Pole, or Running Beans. 

 Large While Lima, 

 Small White Lima, or Saba, 

 Large .Scarlet Buiiiicrs, 

 Large White Dutch Runners, 

 White Dutch Case Knife, 

 Bed Cranberry, 

 White Cranberr}', 

 '^'eliow Cranberry, 

 London Horticuliura', (very fine.) 



Earliest Dwarf Peas, ( finest early,) 



Early Washington, or true May, 2 feet. 



Early Double-idossomed Frame, 3 feci high, 



Early Frame, 2,^ feet. 



Early Golden Hotspur, 3 feet, 



EarlyCarltnn. 3 feet. 



Early Warwick, (very fine,) 



Cedo Nulli, 2 J feet, (e.rtra variety,) 



Dwarf Blue Imperial, li feet, 



Dwarf Scvmetar, (ncte rariety,) 



Knight's 6-warf Marrow, 2i feet, 



Bishop's Early Dwarf, 1 fool, 



Dwarf Spani»li, or Fan. 1 fool. 



Dwarf Blue Prussian, 2^ feet. 



Dwarf Sugar, (eatable pods,) 3 feet. 



Tall Crooked Poii Sugar, (.eatable pods,) 4 feet. 



Matchless, or True Tall Alarrowfat, 6 feet, 



IMarrowfiit, Z\ feet, 



Knight's Tall Marrow, n feel, 



■Woodford's New Tall Prolific, 5 feet. 



GR.4SS SEEDS. 



2000 lbs. Fresh French Lucerne, 

 Foul Meadow Grass Seed, 

 •Orchard Grass Seed, 

 Tall Meadow Oat Grass, 

 Italian Rye Grass, 

 Pacy's Rye Grass, 

 Rhode Island Grass, 

 Sonlhern Red Top, 

 Noriheru Red Top, 

 Norl hern Clover, 

 Southern Clover, 

 White Honeysuckle Clover. 

 Herdsgrass. 



"Rape Seed, 

 'Canary Seed 



■Early Hill,, 



BIRD SKEDS. 



rOTATOF.9. 



Millel, 

 Hemp Seel. 



Rohan, &.c. 



Whittingion Winter Wheat, 



Golden Drop Wheat, 



Donna Maria Egyptian Spring Wheal, 



Bald Spring Wheat, 



Black Sea Spring Wheal, 



Ilaliau Spring Wheat, 



Chevalier Barley, 



English Two Rowed, 



Spring and Winter Rye, 



BuckWh-at, 



Indian Wheat, ,' 



Hopetown Winter Oats, 



Essex Winter Oats, 



Dutch Poland Spring Oats, 



Black Tartary Spring Oats, 



Bedford Spring Oats, 



Phinney Corn, 



Brown Corn, 



Early Canada Corn, 



Tuscarora Corn, 



Early JefTersuii Corn, 



Sweet Corn. 



March, ISIO. 



,SIL.K "WORMS KaGS. 



Jusl received, a few ounces of Silk Worms Eggs, from 

 Smyrna, said to be of a superior variety. Price S3 per 

 ounce, clean seed. JOSEPH BRECK & CO. 



April I. 



"WEBSTER'S SBBDS. 



The sub.scribers beg leave to stale that they have received 

 Mr Webster's Seeds ; those who wish to experiment upnv. 

 ihein and obtain a portion, had better call or send soon 

 They are as follows — 



Hopetoun Winter Oats. 



Essex do do 



Dutch Poland Spring do. 



Kent Tartary do. 



Essex Winter Beans. 



Mumford's Garden, or Horse Beans, J 



Yorkshire Prolific Beans. I 



.Sufl"olk Harrar Tick do^ 1 



Whittington Winter Wheat. ' 



Surrey Golden Drop do, do. 



Winter Tares, or Vetches. 



Spring Tares, or Vetches, 



Italian Rye Grass. 



Pacey Rye Grass. 



White Globe Turnip. 



romeranian do. 



Swedish do. 



Red Tsnkard do. 



"^'ellow Scotch do. 



White Tankard do. 



Purple Top Hybrid. 



Red Globe Mangel Wurtzcl. 



White do. do. 



We have also received some "of ihe Early Hope Cabbage 

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

 be superior to any Early Cabbage hitherto Ijnov/n in the 

 country. 



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

 a few days, some of the Chevalier Barley, whiih we shall 

 be happy to offer to our customers. 



It has been understood by some that the seeds were left 

 wilh us for gratuitous distribution. We wish to correct ibis 

 mistake as it is not the case We were directed lo dispose 

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

 (.torage, &c. JOSEPH BRECK & CO. 

 Boston, Feb 12, 1S40 



STRA"WBKKliIBS. 



Those who are defirous of cullivaling this delicious fruit 

 are respectfully informed that the subscriber has succeeded, 

 after a nulriber of years experimenting upon the Strawberry, 

 not only in obtaining new varieties, but in ascertaining the 

 best method of cultivation. 



Specimens of the fruit grt)wn in his Garden have been ex- 

 hibited at the Alassaciiusetts Horticnliural Societ'/ Rooms, 

 the. /"our past years, and are also too well known in Fanenil 

 Hall .Market 10 need particular notice here. 



He has for sale at his Garden, in Brighton, Moss., the 

 following ei]g-Ai varieties of Plants. They are of superior 

 stock and quality, all warranted to be truly named and free 

 from the mixtures often found in those offered for sale pro- 

 miscuously. 



Those who are in want of Strawberry Plants, are respect- 

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

 Garden and see the manner of cultivation. The method of 

 cultivation, and any information desired will be cheeifully 

 given. 



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

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

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



Met/wen Castle.— Fruil extremely large, high flavored, and 

 showy. Specimens of this kind have been exhibited at the 

 Horticultural Booms for Iwo years past, measuring five and 

 a half inches in circumference. 



■Ba^/iScarW— Fruit large, full bearer, and beautiful scar- 

 let. 



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

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

 market. 



Royal .Scarlet.— Frmt long oval shaped and juicy. 



Uautbols. — Fruit smaller but very nuineron>. 



English yVood.— Fruil. well known. 



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

 October, and in good quantity and fine quality. 



1:5- Orders leit at the Garden, or directed to the subscri- 

 ber. Brig/lion, Mass., or left at Messrs. J. Breck & Co.'s 

 Agricultural Warehouse, Boston, will be carefully and 

 promptly attended to, and all Plants will be carefully pack- 

 ed and forwarded agreeably to directions. 



JAMES L. L. F WARREN. 



Nonaiilum Vale, Brighton, Mass., March 4. 



S1SKOS FUR HOT BED^. 



Earif London Cauliflower. 

 Early Dulch do. 

 Early York Cabbage. 

 Early Hope do. (very superior.) 

 Early Broccoli, of sorts. 

 Sinot's Early Frame C'iicumber. 

 Giant White Solid Cclerv. 

 Do Red do. 



New Dwarf Red Solid do. 



Do. White do. 



Superior Double Curled Parsley. 



For sale by JOSEPH BRECK & CO. 



February 19. 



