| THE GARDENERS' CHRONICLE 
AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE. 
A Stamped Newspaper of Rural Economy and General News.—The Horticultural Part Edited by Professor Lindley. 
No. 10.—1846.] 
SATURDAY, M ARCH We 
INDEX. 
Agri. Soo. of England - 
~ 156 b | Hyacinths, early - 149% 
Amaranthus oleraoens - = 151 c | Labour, how to Tnereaso: + le 
Am: eu ig 148 e | Law > 158b 
Apple, ~ 1486 rene Socle - lla 
PUO Biscayan way o of Maine or “Indian corn, im b, 186.4 
cultivati T 7a | Manun 56 b 
Bolara fue = 496 — 58a 
Botanic Soc. inburgh i- 150 ¢ ihoehaiootimeis 155 b 
Calendar, horticultural - = 151 c Meadows, to EAT 157 
RA pubescens = = 161 c | Peas, to obtain eai ~ -= 1506 
aff as manure - b | Plant pottin, - Mg 5 15l c 
r at Methven Castle - 157a | Polmaise he: c 
Corn;Indian - b, a | Potato disease, S MT b, iw ce, la 
— "spring, to plant ^ dbo.) e aen a 
Per milk -  W8b Trot - e 
orking AN Ginb - = 157 b | Potatoes, Prices of B b 
Fun - . = 166a | _ — substitute for |- 49a 
Food, 3 -~ = = 158 6 | Potting, femal on ~ n 5 Jg 
- for ie e -~ =-  * 157a | Road making 56 b 
Gorse as food S ikp tehe th Ea Ee = + 6b 
Grass seeds foralawn - - 158b ason, mildness e EE 
— forpasture - =  - 1686 Sheep. je for Sy 4 J078 
Heating, Polmaise - = ~ 148 c | Superpi iosphate of lime ~ 155b 
fuel fc PEU - - T - 
fire mortar 1 
"aetas and Agri.) Soclety— 
56 
otions of, xev. w 
Hrena Society = 160 
Committee Bee Bs 31st xum after which time they will not 
E. R. orim, Secret 
March 4, 1846. 97, TA AKAR street. 
Janea BROWN, NURSERYMAN, Bod Successor 
ock and à Manly, begs to offer the fc 
collections "e FLOWER REGERE imported m Erfurt, in 
n 
a E e AOT DEAE LONON anal 
Yy EGAM MILLER SEDEM p the at- 
tion of the readers of the Chronicle to his 
ment M last week's Paper of his UNRIVALLED SEEDLING 
VERBENAS FUCHSIAS, PETUNIAS, ANTIRRHINUMS. 
ANIUMS, & Descriptive and Priced Catalogues can be 
had gratis. Providence Nursery, Ramsgate. 
IA UM 
INE BEECH.—A quantity of fine BEECH, 5 to 
7 feet high, TO BE DISPOSED OF, well adapted for 
Hedging, Stocks, or Planting out singly! Brice, 40s. per 1000, 
charge for package.—Address to S. Woop, Nur. 
Nea, FAAN 
Ae GIANT ASPARAGUS.—TI —This favourite 
ue "M As > SON, York, intend sending 
nts is 
E NE wY aie DAHLIA on the 1st of the 
n allowance to the Trade, whether 
delivered carriage free when ‘three or 
one or more are taken ; 
more are ordered. 
ne el a netics RE 
NEW BELGIAN PLUM, “REINE CLAUDE 
DE BAVAY,” very strong dwarfs at 5s., from Mr. Van 
Houtte’s Nursery at Ghent, to be sold by Messrs. Huen Low 
& Co., Upper Clapton Nursery, London, 
The usual discount to o the Trade. 
PÆOLUM AZUREUM. 
? ESSRS. VEITCH AND SON have to offer imported |1 
TUBERS of the above beautiful Plant, betivi N true. 
Strong extra Tubers, 15s. “Second size, 10s. 6d. each. The 
usual discount to the trade. Post. office prdor or DR 
required from unknown corresponden: Exeter, Mar. 
pus: Pu TS. rins and os ve 
Queens, may be in an; 
y quantity on application to 
W. Davis, Greon-street, Mean d ‘A ORA delea —Mar. 7. 
pus PLANTS.—A f .—A few Trinidad PINE PLANTS 
son's, Market | Gardener, Baliga, NONU viewed at Mr, J. THOM- 
EE GERANTUMS- AUGUSTA, GIPSEY 
a etd DUKE OF ORLEANS, LORD MOR- 
W : MILLER be bogs AS that he has about 
01 hese 
they are good plants well established in pots, aud oon he coni 
by post or otl ER eo any part of the United Kingdom, war- 
ranted with perfect safety, The price, for Gash, is BU. the Six, 
the money from unknown correspondents s must accompany the 
order, 100 Geranium Seeds 10s., 50 do, 5s., 25 qo. 3 st fr 
Providence Nursery, Ramsgate. e Ma RR RI] 
Quasi Desc ior e A 
TO NOBLEMEN, GENTLEMEN, NURSERYMEN, and Others. 
and Others. 
ASUN CANADENSIS, or HEMLOCK SPRUCE. 
BAKER, Nurseryman, agshot, having the 
largest pipi of the above in Europe, of all BizeS and 
f g 
200,000 large ost G feet high, besides Smal 
dispose of them at 
Nurs took, He be wi} to offer at 
all sizes, the largest assortment of Kalu 
atito 2 ever offered 
lati 
to the Publie.—Prices can be had by letter, snc shall be at. 
i 
tended to forthwith, 
E BECK informs the Public that the various “Articles | 
* manufactured by him in n for Horticultural pur- 
poses, may be seen in use at Worton Cottage, Isleworth, upon 
application to the gardener TE excepted.) 
SEED POTATOES. 
] poset & MMULLEN, SEEDSMEN, 6, Leadenhall- 
street, have a Rooms stock of sound roots of the following 
excellent early varietie 
SopEN's EARLY OP) m well known to require description, 
s. per peck, 
Hon 8 SPLENDID New Kuipyey, fine flavour and large pro- 
duce (about ten days later ‘than the Ash-leaved), 3s. per 
ek. 
er 
SH1LLING’S New EARLY, 4s.-per pi 
CHALMORE KIDNEY, introduced s Messrs, Tyso & Co., Wal- 
lingford (see Gardeners’ on es 3s. 6d, per peck, 
ASH-LEAVED KIDNEYS, 2s, per 
Bryan’s New EARLY PROLIFIC, VER 
New Rep er very early, boils s. delicious flavour, 
2s. 6d. per peck. 
New DWARF Bd 23, per pi 
New Witrsuire KIDNEY, a very oe and productive kind, 
2s. 6d. per peck. 
mic s EARLY GLOBE, 2s. per pi 
e next page for List of New Pen Choice Flower-seeds, 
GRAYSONS GIANT e 3s. per 100. 
do. s. per 100, very strong roots, 
6, Neaasühallcstroot Marek T 
THE TRUE FASTOLFF RASPBERRY. 
GREAT 
NORFOLK, 
YARMOUTH 
1846, 
"NURSERY. 
OUELL & CO., being the S] who first intro- 
iced. to the notice of the Horticultural world the above 
truly SEU Raspberry, unequalled for the size of its fruit 
and richness of flavour, and ULL an extensive Stock of 
fine Canes, beg to offer the same upon the following terms 
guaranteed to e of the same quality as those they "had the 
e sot supplying Her Most Gracious Majesty the E 
e the Duke of Northumberland, His Grace the Duk 
of pene ee His Grace the Duke of Marlborough, the ys of 
Harrington, the Earl of Liverpool, the Earl dcr 
the Ear ER the Lord Bishop of London, 
Viscount Lorton, Lord es,and most of the e Nobility, gh 
well as the ES. Society of London, the latter having 
awarded Yourt: o prizes for it. 
Pr 
HE 
ackages eontating Te canes . £140 
Do. do. . . .013 0 
Do. do: 25 do. VIO: Ups. 
Small Canes, 12s. per 
A liberal discount will be allowed the Tride when “ quanti- 
ties” are ordere 
For full description of the above see their advertisement of 
an. 17. 
Thirty packets of new and choice Flower Seeds, per 
xp Sree, for 6s. 
Great Yarmouth Nursery, Mar, 7. 
(GLADIoLus GANDAVENSIS. —Strong Bulbs of 
this splendid Plant (coming from Mr. Van Houtte’s Nur- 
sery, at Ghent), are to be sold by Messrs. CARTER, 238, High 
Holborn ; CHARLWOOD, SOC Herst & M'Murrzw, 
Leadenhall-street; KwNramr & PERRY Loe road, Chelsea ; 
RUM & Co. Upper Olapton ; ROSES Co., Fleet-street ; 
W. ROLLISSON à Sons, Lower Tooting ; WARNER & WARNER; 
Cornhill; and at Messrs. Dickson & & Co, 1 Petes place, 
Edinburgh, N. Beo 
4 oz. Grey E oz. Parsley, 1 oz. Parsnip, E pt. Radish, 1 oz 
pus 1 pt. Spinach, 2 oz. Turnip, of sort 
A collection EE the best Annual Flower raced containing 65 
varieties, for 10s. All other sorts of genuine Seeds, Catalogues 
hich will be ee on application. Seed Potatoes 
apum free from dis 
nxn d Oo., Seedsmen and Florists, 86, High-st., Borough. 
AURIOULAS, POLYANTHUSES, PI BASS CARNATIONS, 
TEE: 
AN 
OHN SLATER, Bonet Olsen hill, near 
Manchester, eneoti calls the attention of the ad- 
mirers of the above-named Florists’ Flowers to his large, 
healthy, and select Coleco, which he is selling at moderate 
prices ; Catalogues of which | may be had on prepaid applica- 
tion. 12 varieties of Show Auriculas for 18s.; 20 pairs of 20 
varieties of Show Carnations and Picotees 208., package in- 
cluded. 
N.B. Nurserymen and others wanting from 100 to 500 pairs 
of Carnations and Picotees will be supplied at very low prices. 
^DWARD TILEY begs to state that those Gar- 
4 deners ue had seed ofthis First Prize CUCUMBER, VIC- 
OF a a 
the description given by him, having more than realized their 
expectation, and deserve s to be cultivated by every Cucumber 
growerin the kin HO Parties wishing to avail themselves 
of the opportunity of purchasing the above, should delay no 
time, as the stock on hand is very limited. 
Sold in Packets, 3 Seeds, 2s. 9d i Seeds, 5s., at his General 
Seed Shop, 16, Pulteney- -bridge, B 
A remittance USD from EEUU correspondents. 
Bath, Mar. 7, 1846. 
[PRICE a 
— CARNATIONS AND PICOTEES. 
Mun NORMAN continue to supply a few pairs 
from ps most select collection of show varieties grown. 
0 e yellow-ground Picotees. Catalogues can be 
teas on prepaid nno jen gees Woolwich. 
NE 
IMPORTANT TO AGRICULTURISTS AND OTHERS, 
G. WAITE begs to announce that he has just 
e received a consignment oj wards of 1000 bushels of 
ipd mixed PASTURE GRASS, which he now offers at 
he low price of 4s, per bushel, samples of which may be had 
Sn application. 
All other kinds of Agricultural and m EE eel Seeds 30 
po cent. lower than any other Douron "m 
Terms—Cash, or reference in Lon: igo. ;eorres- 
PIA Eyre-street-hill, Tec aoe 
March 7. 
NEW DARK-EYED VERBENA. xr 
W IU) LIST, containing a Puede of 
* the above beautiful and uncommon Seedling Verbena, 
and his oes Seedling Fuchsias, Petunias, Antirrhinums, &c., 
can be had by application. All who grow the above plants 
should have this List.—Providence Nursery, Ramsgate. 
Cet CrarHaw Risk, near Lonpon, (re- 
ved from Walworth.) By APPOINTMENT 
PLORIST "TO HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN, anr ro HIS 
MAJESTY THE KING OF SAXONY, 
Begs to recommend to the attention of the Nobility, seine, 
Dum Public his extensive assortment of the above FLOWERS, 
hich he can supply of the best quality. 
100 RA ees Pa 100 Süperiie sorts, named 
Superfine Mixt \—7s. 6d. to 
100 ANEMONES, in 200. DREAM rs, named 
Superfine Mixt Ae 100 
25 ide in 135 "Superine sorts, "nam 
d varieties, per spe eT 
25 dus of CARNATIONS, in 25 ditto named 
Best mixtures Berg doz. plants 
25 pair of Ed n 25 ditto, named 
est mixture er doz. plants 
25 Vii NIUMS, Mun 25 ea. soma namer 
= 
ILE 
ood ki , from. das. to 
LILIUM LANOIFOLIUM jua good bulbs, each 
PUNCTATUM . 2 
SPECIOSUM (true) from 11, 1s. 
H. Groom begs to say his Catalogue | E GERANIUMS e 
NEW PLANTS is ready, and wi rwarded by post on 
application. Foreign Orders pain 
FROM VAN HOUTTE'S NURSERY AT GHENT. 
HUNBERGIA? FASTUOSA.—A beautiful new 
climber plant for the hothouse. Price 10s, 6d. 
opes SCABRA.—A noble new Peruvian plant. Price 
uv cupere 
B n 
Lass REN. foe 
MUSSJENDA AFZELIL—A very curious African pan 
DE a Hre white leaf i zm each of its flowers. Price 10s, 6d. 
Order: 'e taken, and figures of Qiu plants (nd p of 
the GLADIOLUS GANDAVENSIS) c n be seen at Messrs. 
ern eu High Holborn Rcuaciwoods Covent-garden ; Hurst 
M‘Mullen, eadedbnlly street ; Knight and Perry, King’s- 
Paa kae Hugh Low, and Co., Upper Clapton; Noble 
and Co., Fleet- Street; Wm. NEW and Sons,Lower Tooting ; 
VENAE and Warner, Cornhill; essrs. Dickson and 
Co's., 1, Waterloo-j place, ni E B. 
USHERS DRIN CALCEOLARIAS AND CINERA- 
RIA F 1845, &c., &c. 
Ve MAY, F.H.S., begs to announce to his 
nds and the Public that these splendid CALCEOLA- 
RIAS will be rea ah to send out the first week in te in 
16 distinct and superb varieties, , the first selection 
size, form, and brilliancy of colour are Ei Ee Th entet 
section of eight sorts, Four Guineas ; the second A of 
eight sorts, 3l. ; if the entire collection of 16 sorts are taken,the 
l He has now ready to send out Usher’s splen- 
did CINERARIAS, viz., “Lady Constable,” and *'Usherii," 
(post free) the two for 10s. 6d. A Descriptive List of the above 
may be had on application. 
W. M. possesses Cr ie "BAL of the undernamed of the 
pr select quality, vi: ly. Herbaceous Plants, 100 S 
$m correctly En ior m 200 sorts for 63s. 
Bios for 405. ; 2 Her Wi bos. Hollyhocks a double mixed 
= ; Hardy, Evergreen, and 
Flowering Shrubs, Forest and F ee 3 ees, Garden and Flower 
Seeds, Woollen Net for covering Fruit Trees, &c., &c., 0! 
which Catalogues any be had m n application at Hope Nursery, 
Leeming-lane, Be 
comprising Lists of the EN sorts of Camellias, Fuchsias, 
s (his Collections of all 
urpassed. b 
AELB Onno, PS PE et every cla: 
and Shrubs, Alpine nts, Fruit-trees of all kinds, Culina: 
ad Flower Seeds, & the whole priced as moderately 
&e, 
s possible; may be had li 
postage fon y be had upon application, inclosing- two 
EW SPRING CATALOGUE. 
"Woodlands mer Maresfield, Uckfield, Sussex, 
. WOO D SON have now ready for imme- 
ate distributio ion, a new and much enlarged CAT 
LoouR. OF GREENHOUSE, STOVE, ae NERBACEOUS 
TS; Camellias, Fuchsias, Verben; Petunias, 
ien ERN ee and other plants soine for bedding. 
To which is added, a choice Fale of Roses, Conifers, 
Shrubs, and Climbers, yon in 
Copies of the above will be sent, pror on Su uo e 
those friends who e hitherto favoure S. witl 
| reir commands will Hee the same in due oan, 
