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THE, 
GARDENERS. 
EAE 
CHRONICLE, 
ie 
[Man. 14, 
AN ABRIDGED LIST 
OF 
NEW AND CHOICE 
FLOWER AND 
vias mie a SEEDS, 
Py ABNER AND WARNER, 
SEEDSMEN. AND 
FronismS, 
Be. 23, CORNHILL, M Sk noe ROYAL EXCHANGE, 
Packets of the following choice Pare Seeds can be had at 
Gd. por pai 
Acacia, several choice vars. 
chbàrnenes rosea superba, 1s. 
hirsuta, dem new, ls. 
Agathea spatulc 
MCN: id Fepale from 
Alonsoa TUTO 
Aistreemeria Hooke 
Barclay: 
ir Ra splendens 
or 
Amemone, rise 
.. mew bybr 
Antirrhinum Aaa 20 
shades of colour mixed 
Aapilegia, four new varieties, 
fine named 
show dead n 
Azalea carminata, 
n, fine dime Camellia 
lowered, mixer 
Brachycome iberidifolia, 1s. 
w 
hite, new, 1s. 
mBéisduvalià Dougla 
choice: 
'e kinds, 1s. 
splen lowers. 
opment E» Sem ra 
m M onis 
Campanula stricta 
>> g andifi 
Loreii, blue and white 
» double weed and violet 
Canna, in varieties 
Carnati om use: named 
€h:enostema polyantha 
Cineraria, saved from the most 
brilliant blue and erim- 
son flowers 
paper, except where marked 
Hovea, Manglesii 
Hugelia corulea 
cea, rubra coerulea, 1s. 
» triloba aibe 
Tpomopsis eleg 
Jacobea, RY ze busied 
Kennedya, choice kin 
Lallemantia pellata 
Larkspur, German, fine mixed 
Lisianthus Russellianus, ls., 
with printed. o ections 
Linum, choice varieti 
si quadrifolium 
Loasa pentlandica 
Lobelia ramosa, beautiful 
ropinqua, 2] pretty 
Lupinus Hartwe; 
ramosus aie 
German, n m, mixed 
Lychnis alba nov 
Marigold, French ia African, 
20 vars. separate, most 
ees Ts. 6d., raised 
by is Usher. 
Martynia fra, 
MAE: d Sees 
rosea 
Melissa grandiflor: 
HU AET ue albo 
p Dpyropeum 
Mimosa leucocephala 
Mimulus Denhamii, sweet- 
dens 
Moving longifolia 
digg 2 qiie or Forget- 
Nemophila 'discoidalis, black 
» w, 1s 
NOS Ace en 
ipo scarlet 
Enothera Drummondii 
» 
ciosa, pretty 
utum bracteata 
alpina lutea 
Passifiora uis 
Paulownia ingerit 
(ip splenden: 
Lumens grandiflora, beautiful 
Phlox 
» fallax 
Clintonia pulchella 
ea scandens 
stipularis 
Cockscomb, new RAE scarlet 
new dwarf y 
Convolvulus Re" dark 
ree — varieties 
Crecciossum longifolium 
Cytisus Ai A new à 
splendid, 
,, Tacem. 
Dahlia, ae foe named 
lor 
Datura, 
a 
wers, 1s. 
double white and 
Datphiniam € San eee 
oice varieties separa: 
Dentaria pentaph ylla 
Xanthus Chinensis, extra fine 
pe le 
Bigitalis grandiflora 
Comici ad ‘pus scaber 
z pant new long white, 
from SEN 
XD n sul new var., 
ae S De BAEN River 
Erica andromædifiora je 
" p^ 
ice i: prennial vars. 
POE, saved e finest 
English Ew flowers, 
Pimelia dorus & rosea 
Pink, intermediate, very pretty 
Pink, from ane named flow- 
new double, fine 
Ps augus. lag (Ü 
grandiflorum, 
from Northern India 
Poyaan, fine mixed, from 
Be flowers, ls. 
Pæonia, “Anest mi 
Portulaca poled 
Poppy, E mixed from im. 
rted varieties 
Potentilla i insignis 
grandiflora 
Primula cortusoid 
» sinensis kabra fimbriata 
itto 
Rhodanthe Manglesii 
Se eniron campanulatum 
Salpiglossis, td varieties mined, 
super 
4 vari midds separate 
Salvia patens 
» 3 other named por 
RA procumben: 
Seabio o aean eei 
each. 
vernix coccinea 
Bacharidium grandiflorum 
i 
Fuchsia — fulgens, splendid 
ies, 1s. 
show flowers, 1. 
Gaillardia coccinea E ERA 
>> Wellsiana 
Gardoquia betonieoides, 1s. 
Genista tinctoria, beautiful 
Geranium, from the finest 
named ee flowers, 1s. 
fm Cooper 
naira 
Gus: splendens nova 
» nivalis new 
iolus Herbertian: 
Gloxinia rubra splendens, 1s. 
» XoungiiV 
Ziesii, ls. 
Godetia angen splendens 
aur 
- 
Grahamia aromatica 
saved by Thomson and 
ether eminent growers, 
i: Manihot, splendid 
pn a al yar. Barclayana, 
c dus Parkerii, 1s, 
- eios 
2 soccin 
Hüighocks, E sorts mixed, 
fine 
cid Camellia, 
flowered 
albus 
tusus superbus 
Schizopetalon Walkerii, sweet 
ted 
Silene Miet de. 
Solanum cerasiforme 
jas eties, mix 
PE Bouquet, most 
beautiful s. 
Moss's, ienne iato 
Emperor, new and splen- 
» Chamois, yellow, large 
flower, 1s. 
Sweet William, double varie- 
gate 
» dark rich colour 
Tetranema Mexicana, new, 1s 
Thunbergia, mixed 
Torenia scabra 
Pu antia erecta 
Tropeolum Jarrattii 
achyseras 
2 phyllum 
Tweedia cœrulea 
Verbena, from the newest and 
est named flowers 
Veronica speciosa, new an 
beauti 
» 
Viscaria oculat: 
Wallflower, new viole: 
» dwar: rf blood [rune su- 
ENET and Warner's 3 Adve vertisement—conti 
Me een new double gi-| Xeranthemum i de lu- 
ntie, bronzy red, 1s. teum 
Wablenber gia capillaris Zinnia Elegans, mixed 
varieties: too numerous for insertion. See 
era CORS and * Harrison's Floricultural Cabinet, ^ 
for March. 
GERMAN SEEDS IN COLLECTIONS. 
eig "d d imported, very ptu) LP 0 the collection. 
3 0 » 
12 do. very 'füneanddouble.. 3 0 ü 
€ E ous 12 LOR beautiful 36 D 
Hollyhocks, 12do., — do. bà 3 0 5 
Larkspurs, 12 do., Splendia A 30 " 
eonies, 12 do. a ae 3 0 35 
Poppies, 12 do. i 3 0 » 
Scabious, 12)do., splendid ` 3 0 » 
tocks, 36 do., most beautiful andi ‘double 6 0 m 
»  12do., Wall-leaved 3 0 y 
2 do., Giant inp oe ow 3 6 *» 
Wallflower, 8 ‘do., very handsome 3 0 5 
Zinnias, 12 do., beautiful .. 0 
The above German seeds are all of the m best quality, and 
can be confidently recommendec 
CHOICE VEGETABLE SEEDS. 
Beet, Whyte fine blood- Celery, White, Ad Mon- 
, extra, p. pkt. 0 6 ster pkt. 0 6 
» B variega- T vir TAPER 
ted, beautiful for 
ga hing - - Cove MUTARE a deli- 
Broccoli, Walcheren, true, cious vegetable -0 6 
comesin very early0 6 Spaen ner transparent 
in ARS RC A 
coli, with instruc- Letuce ET 0 6 
tions for culture 5 red E n 0 6 
» Metcalfe's ED P Bh D SUN Cab- 
6 
Pink Cape - 5 6 
3 Tare aufi 0 es New “Winter "Qab- 
;, Cheltenham, new, a bag: -0 6 
very large and Ohio Squash, ‘a Most LC 
most excellent! late us variety oi 
variety egetable marrow 0 6 
» Warner’s new su- Onion, ee White Por- 
r hite - -0 6 
, Hales new Hardy DEN Madeira, new 0 6 
a very su- Parsley, ni ne dou- 
perior kind - — - Dle curled, beauti- 
Brussels PREON im- ful 2 garnishing 0 6 
orted - -0 6 
y Warners In- Radish, Rede io ips; 9 6 
mapanake. Hi , French  searlet, 
e 
earliest sort known, 
mosh delicious fla- 
E 
olive-shaped- 
Scandix bulbosa, or Tur- 
" The. “Quen sare nip-rooted Cher- 
very fine flavour - 0 vi most deli- 
Carrot, fine Scarlet Stud- cious vegetable - 0 6) 
LENS 
Cauliflower, fine early ERES 4 nnn iie 
[3 
» Large, A AS Tomy: m Snowball, 
-0 6 
A General Catalogue of Garden. ata F ‘lower Seeds may be 
had on application, by post, as a single le! 
THE BEST FUCHSIAS AND es OF 1845. — 
ILLIA 
MILLER. will commence sending out 
the last vies in March, in stout tin cases (or in pots, if 
required), Beane , 12 new, choice, and very distinet FUCH- 
SIAS, fit Mien ition, for 7s. 6d.; 12 extra 
the Great, Amethyst, Admiral, Brutus. 
loonii, Superb, Coventina, Chubby-boy, Wi) a a Duke of 
York, Eminent, Expansa, 
Formosissima, Highland Chief, Hero, Hamlet, Hel ‘lena, Impe- 
rialis, Incomparable, Junius, Lord Ashley, Lord Sandon, Lady 
Sale, La Polka, Mayneii grandiflora, Magnet, Rey y, Mon- 
strosa, Mrs. Bayley, Nymph, Oberon, Othello, Picta, OW 
Pulchella carnea, Pluto, Pillar of Beauty, Queen Victoria, 
Queen of Beauties, Roderic Dhu, Rosabella, Snowball, Sultan, 
Shakspeare, Surpass, s Magnay, ;Sylph, 
"Theophrastus, nd Unique, for 15s. the dozen, Also geii 
good, distinct VERBENAS, such as Alba Magna, Alice E Haw- 
thorn, Avalanche, Beauty, Beauty Supreme, Barkerii, Bedford 
Beauty, Bloomfield Beauty, British Queen, Celestina, Childe 
Harold, Defiance, Duke of York, Desirable, Emma, Enchantress, 
Fair Rosamond, Favourite, Hebe, Hudibras, Hudsonii, Incar- 
nai Louis-Philippe, Leonora, Minerva, Maid of 
Aime Medora, Ma spoticen Master askii 
lope, Princess Royal, n of Eng 
Peg oue Skinnerii, Ep Parfai 
Giant, Tweediana, Picta, Vesta, for 6s. the dozen. Those 
sons queas ing are requested to send the names of the sorts they 
already possess, that W. M. may send other suitable varieties. 
—Printed priced Cata alogues may be had (giving the colours of 
cription of Ad new Seedlings for 1846,) at 
amsgate. 
P. of the forward state of the M UE a great 
many of the sorts We be had at once, and in s goot p lants. — 
PERB CHS. 
Ww J. EPPS, F. H. Si; begs to inform ho UN 
* of d flower that he purposes sending out, in the 
fi ril, the following distinct FUGCHSIAS, gooling 
oe ‘the Hae fail to give the highest satisfaction :- 
ADY JULIA.—This flo ower is of a beautiful waxy white, 
TP and apts slightly tipped with green, corolla vivid crim- 
son, habit good, and has ateg the following high opinions :— 
Gardener? Gazette, July 19.—“ J. W.— The white is very 
pretty and E contrast ERA even the green tips seem 
almost ornamental, instead of a blemish,” 
NA deners’ roro, August 9.—** J, W. T.— The variety 
0. 1, with white tube E CE and rosy crimson corolla, is 
of the best of its class we have 
a M pem varie i and 
seen.” 10s. 6d. per p! 
COUNTESS OF er PORN WALLIS. —This Fuchsia is remark- 
ably aes one is decidedly the oa splendid and distinct 
variety ed. e habi y fine (like Eppsii), and a 
profuse anion The followi g E the opinions of Dr. 
Findley and @. Glenny, F.H.8. 
rdeners? Chronicle, Nov. 
"Wid. E. Ind X uus isa 
handsome variety. Light tube Tis tly striped with pink, 
ae RN freely, ‘disclosing a fine e rosy crimson corolla. 
s fine in texture, and will rank with the best of the 
ght ren 
Gardeners’ Gazette, Oct. 25.— Mr. Eppes s Fuchsia,— Rich 
scarlet corolla ; pale—nearly white s; very striking, Em 
if the habit be good, a pretty accompaniment to ‘Nymph’ anı 
«Queen of Beauties.’” 10s, 6d. per 
QUEEN OF THE VIR RGINS.—T his Maio is very attractive, 
d will give great satisfaction. The tube and sepals light buff, 
corolla large, and ofa beautiful. dark crimson purple, superior 
to the eun of Beauties. wer has only been sub- 
mitted to Dr. Lindley, whose Fus Non i es ae lows :— 
Gardeners’ Chronicle, Se ‘W. K.—A very pretty light 
TET having a ko Apa corolla.” 10s. 6d. p! 
‘The set 1l. ol dus usual discount to the Trade where three 
of each are tal 
AII orders ror unkn 
A 
with a Se En Nursery, Maa “Mat 14. 
SELECTION OF DEES FLOWER SEEDS. 
W ILLIAM E. RENDLE & CO. have a small Stock 
of the EPA choice Tied: Seeds. Many ofthe sorts, 
such as MARTYNIA FRAGRANS, PHLOX DRUMMONDII, 
and others of inen ERA have been saved underthe inspection 
of their Foreman, the Seed, therefore, can be warranted to be 
quite new, and correct to name. 
E OF PRICES, SENT POSTAGE ee 
En Choice paper Seeds, including the rey uU r 12s, 
ES do, 85. 
do. Ki 6s. 
Sacilicime, beridifolia: We nthe. Mangi 
aa pulche! Phlox Drummond: 
artynia fragrans. Dianthus latifolius. 
id us cæruleus, Lobelia erinus. 
d i tricolor. 
Nemesia forabunda. 
Schizanthus retusus., 
Visoarta SLE 
1 Finest German Stock. 
A useful Chart has just been published, „giving the height, 
Nemophila discoidali 
colour, and mode of raising the principal sorts of lower Seeds, 
ces n each ori reneral cate can be had on 
applica: A remittance is not from. non Cor- 
quired 
E RD or those who give. cee ia London. 
Union-road Nur: sery, Plymouth, Mar. 
GELECT AND CHOICE TUUS SEEDS, with 
full directions for sowing, treatment, height.c caduco) &c. 
100varieties choice Annuals, includi! 
ditto ditto .. 8 6 
DE bod ditto e6056 
0 ditt di ditto 4&0 
20 e best t kinds, in Toen packets, suited 
for filling ELA on lawns, m gh ps T 
12 vars, 50 
ditto - 
20 vars. choice OM inni Annuals, including 
Phlox Drummondii, Portulaca, Rhodanthe, 
Sedum azureum, Brachycome, Mesembryan- 
themum tricolor, Martynia fragrans, &oc. 76 
20 vars. choice greenhouse Perennials, including 
Caleedlaria, Fuchsia, Petunia, Cineraria, Cho- 
rozemas, &c. 10 
var: choio ce hardy Biennials and Perennials, 
WE fine Hollyhoek, Pansy, TIPS r 
0 
The NES AM ‘free by post at the prices affixed, or uM 
as follows 
Per packet—s. d. Per packet.—s, d. 
Calceolaria, carefully Petunia, from choice 
saved from choice OWETS + «eere 
o 6| Phlox Drummondii, 
Fuchsia 0| from 20 fine varieties 
ine Ditto, scarlet and crim- 
e 
ee way dito: 
CRNHHS 
e 
6| son.... m 
0 | Gladiolus, from splendid 
6| summerhybrids .... 0 6 
di 
hin sia 
Dane ditto 0 6 
Remittances in ‘franks or Post-office orders from unknown 
corresporidents. 
Catalogues of Flower and Vegetable Seeds, ruban the 
june iR UR will be sent pre-paid to applii 
nd Brown, Seed and. Horticultural Bstablstiment, 
Sudbury. Sunol. —Mar. 14. 
THE VERBENAS OF THE YEAR. 
EO. SMITH has pleasure in offering his matehless 
SEEDLING VERBENAS, of which G. S. warrants them. 
to surpass any oi n. 
First-class Prizes ; they are large, 
fully edged or spotted. | They have been justly a 
ed by ay who ps seen them. obe “ani out tho last week 
in geet a set, or 5s, per "E po: 
DUCHESS or SUTHERLAND, fine blush with: bright rr c 
obtained the First Seedling Prize at the Royal BONES 
Gardens of London ; First at Cremorne Gardens. 
Duc DE Nemours, fine rose. with yellow eye; first at the 
Royal Metropolitan 
EMPEROR, pue orimson. with white eye; 
Royal Surrey Garden: 
vivid. sear det edged with pink; 
first class at the 
LOVELY ARE first class at 
Highgate. 
Monpera, fino cream with rose s 
Miss V N, N, glossy | E Yid aie eye; first class at the 
ui ral 3 
MERRY Bier brig scarlet edged with dark rose ; first 
class at Highgate, 
QUEEN OF EADE A delicate pink with rose spo 
S. has a din Ton Alba Magna, ala Erie white, 
he throat veined with violet, It was shown at the Royal 
VERRE Gardens, and allowed by peoriueb and Florists to 
st white Petunia they had sı was aao favour- 
spy noticed in the Gardeners’ Chronici. Pri ice 3s. 6d. per plant. 
seriptive Catalogue of Verbenas, Fuc ier Dahlias, 
ready, containing every leading variety, they 
G. 
ko; B now 
forty at 105. ] er dis if by ‘ost A “po: age free ; or if by rail- 
Heeb ‘hamper and package gratis, vi 
Atrosanguinea, Avalanche, Array, Beauty Supreme, Beauty 
ore s), Bloomfield Beauty, Duke of York, Defiance (Pear- 
n’s), D Excelsa (Smith's, Emma, Enchantress, Ele- 
gans, Fair Rosamond, Grandis; E and, Gladiator, Hudibras, 
Hebe, Louis Philippe] Lilac Perfee! gnifica, ‘Messenger, 
Poultii, Princess Royal iey 8), “OUEN of England, Rose 
d'Amour, Rose Charmante, Speciosissima, Timandra; the 
CO Tricolor Alba, the Favourite, and Vesta. 
orders from unknown correspondents must be accom- 
paid! by p or reference. 
Tollington Nursery, Hornsey- -road, Islington, near London. 
SEA- SIDE PLANTING—BLACK $ ALLO 
AMES GRIGOR, NURSERYMAN, Norvidby “begs to 
state that he has just been awarded the Gold M of the 
Highland and Agricultural Society for a plan of plantin 
maritime situations, as most mo adopted on exposed 
north-west situations on the iis German Ocean in the 
County of Norfolk. This EH 
chiefly oe tomplshod by the use PO E "NORFOLE 
bep most determined grower, even when closely ex- 
o the influences of the sea air. Yarmouth, Hunsagpim 
ELE Aberystwith, Brighton, Bridlington, and other sea- 
side tow) e and Fh have already availed RUNE of this 
tree; so that the long wished-for desideratum, that of being 
able m Soniomplate the grandeur of the ocean from the shelter 
m pium is now being Er on the easiest of 
.G. o 
PINTRES at from 5s. to 50s. ce 
“I very particularly admire the pee Pine."— Duke 
Newcastle. — Nurseries, Norwich, March 
| ESSOP" S NURSERY, CHELTENHAM, Esta- 
blished in 1815, from its extensive connection offers ‘peculiar 
advantages to Noblemen and Gentlemen requiri: ng Gardeners, 
Foresters, or Farm-Bailiffs of EDENA skill and reputation. 
All communications promptly attended to, 
of first-rate form, five of 
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