THE GARDENERS’ CHRONICLE 
AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE. 
A Stamped Newspaper e Rural Economy and General News: 3. "Fhe e Horticultural Part Edited by Professor Lindley. 
No. 12.—1846.] 
SATURDAY, MARCH 21. 
[Price 6d. 
INDEX. 
Agri, Soc- of England - - 192 ¢ | Linnean Socie ge m m 
land—draining - 193a | Maize for poult? 
Agi. Produce prices of -~ 192a anures, Sper iments with - ma 
Agri. in Lower Brittany — - 1905 | Mildew, to 
Amaranthus oleraceus - — - 183 c | Plants, railing ere Pes DM c 
aera | Garden T d ing o! 
5, to bury ae” (Ss dae e Pa doa guoand far o 
Botanical Soe. of Lordo - 187a | Polmaise ^ e heating b la, 194. i, 18b e 
'aledonian Hort. Soc. - 186c Polyporus fomentar: 
Malendar, horticultural l 1872 Potato disease hup 
~= agricultun - + 194 —  effectofsoilon - = En 
Grops, mixed Sage Tua] pes lim» on 10 6 
paies on Lawns 5 c| — on different vation = - Hu a 
arlington Farmers Club— — remedy 
au tato cro} a - 193b ings - “179. E Wia 
Dui a e on = pe began in 1844 — - 5b 
om pan: E - rman pamph' - 
Draining at Streatham = 193 ¢ For iue: A è 
= grow Planting - 1845 Poner] prices of - 
Baeetieland = =  - 198a nwall 
Estates, entailed zen Yr [Pes Meat tenes land for 3 
Flan, stables * ~- c 0]2a| — an aly of Lc 
Fi), cultur - . - 4b fron yes - - ~ 182a 
Pocket E Be 1BE e| Pog, planting. Too. M9a 
cheias, treatment of - 10 b | Potato scoop. . 179 e, 54 
Eos len pot, West Kent - 184a | Potting plant: binc 180 
oath i isad, to reclaim + 190 c | Poultry, Maize for - 
are and bui = 190 c | Razoratrops, natural 
VR Imaise, n & 184 b, 185 e ye an exhausting crop = - 
m, No Ss erland 190a Savings’ banks 
tural Socle - 088a 
lay, Eo penson ia EE 298.0 Aoothploki, orange | 
e s 
nd Dratning Company x z Z MEUS to ED from twin 
aisi 5c ej retable 
Uaioe (De) Vegetable SKing- bem Kingdom, By Pr x 
187 a 
OLANE C RDHTEN HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. 
e NS of tl 
‘will be held on the undermentioned days? ties ne Pi ent year 
UESDAY, 12th May next, 
ete 16th vane next, 
FRIDAY, 24th Jul; t. 
me above RON is quien to the resident gentry and Ama- 
d "Urs; but, for the general encouragement of Horticulture, 
Prizes are pe to Nurserymen, who are invited to compete 
oe themselves at each Exhibition. 
-2 H. Axprnsox, Hon. Sec., , Warwick-r road, Upper Clapton. 
Rorar COLLEGE or CHEMISTRY, 
HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS E ALBERT. 
PEE oiy Dr. H 
The Tab STANT oroni SEY 
sion e Dab rants opened on the 18th inst., for the Second Ses- 
of Glogs d ends July 31. The method of Study pumed i isthat 
he passen, avery Student works in Analysis by himself, under 
S Praet ate and constant direction of the P: iios. s, So that. 
ae eal knowledge of Chemistry, and skill in manipulation, 
d simultaneous 
; for four days 
» 101, ; for three days, 81. ; for two ‘day s, 0l. 5 ; and for one 
every week, ae materi ‘ials included. 
—— Sy Order o! he nci, Jonn GARDNER, M.D., Sec. 
Keppel- street, Chelsea, 
OR SALE. — A LARGE QUANTITY OF 
SPLENDID TURF.—Apply to J. HAMILTON and Son, 
* manufactured by ES 
poses, may be seen in us: 
BECK informs the Public that the various Articles 
i m Slate fo: 
for Horticulural pur- 
rton Cottage, Islewirth, upon 
SopHognasd to the AET (day excepted.) 
unt should it pro 
discount to the tr: 
varieties of Fuchsias, 9s. 
Lady Prudhoe, 5s. ; ditt 
set of 5 varieties, inclu Weed 
AND A. S 
tensive assortment, is now rea 
of every amateur. 
THE NEW WHITE FUCHSIA, 
JACKSON’S “MRS. FREDERICK MILBANK.” 
ES (JACKSON AND Co., NURSERYMEN, ber to state 
t they have le upon reducing ths price of 
a magnifeat Ru to 7s. 6 
2 ve eem rwise than represented, 
e UT of ihe, 28th ult.) The whole of the plants 
will be. sent out the beginning of next month. The usual 
ade. A reny $ or remittance from unknown 
EE is respectfully solicited, 
d Co. can also supply the following at the annexed 
low Ue :—Fuchsia So ee 5s. each; 12 me ndid Prize 
d. each, and will return the 
o Geraniums, $.; Cineraria 
5 Countess of Zetland, as each. Best 
eautiful sorts, 17s. 6d.— 
21. 
Cross Lanes Nursery, Bedale, Yorkshire! March 
NEW DAHLIAS, VERBENAS, AND FUCHSIAS. 8. 
MITH anp CO. beg to dum their 
atrons that their List of the above, contaii an ex- 
, and ought to be in the hand 
s 
Also a List of Vegetable ane paces Seeds, 
German Stocks, Asters, &c.—Hackney, Mar. 2: 
(BS TURNIPS, 
c. &c. 
GRASSES. 
Poa Trivialis, 605. p cwt. 
» Pratensis, 60s. d 
» AE Or ‘ova Grass, 
65; 
Timothy Grass, 45s, to 60s, do. 
Lucerne (New), 70s. to 80s. do. 
Cock’s-foot, 5s. to 5s. 6d. per 
bushel, 
Pi DOES -tail, 20s, to 24s. 
r owt. 
teaser Fescue, e pide yess 
Hard do., Ts. 
hee] 2 
Yorkshire Ha; eT is 9d. do. 
oar Rye Grass, 85. to 12s. do, 
Pacey's do., 4s. to 6s, 
Sweet Vernal, 2s. per 1b. 
Furze, French, 80s. per cwt. 
Tares (Spring), 6s. to Ts. Gd. 
er el. 
E 40s. 
A cn zovosieat INSTITUTE OF GREAT 
N AND IRELAND. 
TRENA ME SETING e the Subscribing Members will be held 
of ace RD the 3d of APRIL, at the Rooms of the Institution 
T P ect ers, 25, Great George-street, Westminster, 
'Ubject for Special discussion will be— 
ache d of Design as applied to the Illumination of Manu- 
each conn try Ms peeuliarities which mark the productions of 
e 
ward, Dp Sd an ho cannot personally attend, are invited to for- 
to Dear on ny in A MSS. which they may consider as likely 
d subjec 
E em Apartments, 12, Haymarket, 
ance from 12 to 2 daily, 
T. Hupson Turner, Secretary. 
rac a Yon Un MEETING of the INSTITUTE will take 
Dishop Inder the patronage of his Grace the 
TUESDAY President, A EARL FITZWILLIAM, commencing 
- Cose nt 
ASEL H- RR RONEY POTATOES, free from dis- 
Seedsman, nan, 46, Cheap Um ar Ts. per bushel, of Mr. J. Nurrine, 
"PLE, , THE S STURMER PIPPIN. 
TONE take this medium of 
meros inquiries respecting the 
D ly given, with a drawing 
ay Be had Pruitist^ for March] 1845 
imps.—App un 1 former seasons, by inclosing 3 3s. 6d. 
near Haverhill, DEN © above, at their Nurseries, Sturmer, 
w He; Salthy Plin to sp aro, 
CARI —- 
ESSRS. NORMANS, AND P PICOTEES. 
from res most select colle Ontinue to supply a few pairs 
Also, some fine yellow-grous. ction n of show varieties grown, 
had on prepaid application ad uli paces: Ca’ rib pu can be 
= ields, Woo! 
E à JOSEPHUS, S UGUSTA, GIPSEY 
LICE. ORLEANS, LORD MOR- 
Wi MILLER begs to announce that he has about 
vui dozen sets of these beautiful S ai as ms 
e Um plants well established in poti eedlings to offer 
SHE or otherwise to any part of the Unite To can be sent 
5 e vun perfect safety. The price, for 
mey fi E 
order, ey from unknown ds 10s. 30 do. Ba must decompany tire 
5s., 25 do, 3s., post free. 
‘ice gus application. 
DiSgctorT x N Huta. 
URSERY, STOWMARK: UF 
S. SIRLINGS GENERAL CATALOGUN F 
QAHLIAS and "de FLORIST'S FLOWERS, ctm now 
Dahlia of eed ap a ion, containing nearly e ery new 
PANSIES 16 Season, eR separate Catalogue of ROSES and 
8 also ready, and can be had, if require 
Splendid: mise Pasture Grass, 
s. per bushel. 
s s das 10s. to 125.6d. do. 
TURNIPS. 
Stubble, 21s. per bushel. 
once Eyre 
25 Hardy American Azaleas 
W: uo and R 
REUS Grandiflor 
uscata, eset 
y 
laumacea, and 
12 Do. Climbing Rose! 
Cloth of Gold, 
Lilium Lancifolium, 
m, one of each for 
Camellias, of sorts, per dozen 
12 pee 
2 
6 Pair Choice ae 
Choice E ros Flower 
each, sent free 
Al 
ceived a 
S TOES: — 
M gain WURZEL, 
5 sold by J. G. WA 
UAR ER. 
White Stone, ca e Cashel, 
White Round, 2: 
Een er s o 
21s. de. 
White Tankard, Ter pn 
Green e 
BS 
we 
ae 
ae 
d 
White Globo, 21s. do. 
Green do. 
et do. 21s. do. 
New UE dug (very 
ge), 
Dale’s Hybrid, "Ds. ‘per bushel. 
Bee 'erple Topped, Seoteh, 22s. do. 
rei 0. 
Piele RU sie D d 
roved 
reen dos. ae 
Skirving’s hioi Liver] ‘povl 
eon 21s. do, 
ing's 5s. do. 
Matson's i 24s, do. 
MANGOLD WURZEL. 
Fine piu. Long Red, 505. 
wt. 
Long Talley, 70s. do. 
ESSRS. J. anv H. BROWN beg to ‘inform the 
ility and Gentry that they will send pa neues 
desir: ats 6 lants to ay part of the United Sp 
Andromeda floribunda, per coz 
Epigma repens, quite hardy, sach 
25 New Bay Ghent Azaleas one M Sort, named + 
do. 
12 Rhododendrons, bostan rdy sorts, iRiuaing Scarlet, 
e-colourel varieties .. Od i) 
25 Choice Hardy ‘Ameren Sarubs, of sorts 
Ticua, "Glauca, Purpurea, 
RGE, and Jagonica, Swen a Ta 
G Tree Pæonies, each 5 
erior Dwarf o on Sus own roots, named. “10 
Devoniensis, and vena Wakao: do. do. 
Album, Punctatum, ia Speci- 
$ 
IC Fulgens, Splendens, and Serotina, per dozen. duct 
est Perennial Phloxes, one of a s $ 
oS Macrocarpa and Teraxifolla, per di 
SEED POT 
WARNER AND WARNER, men 28, Corn- 
hill pppoe the Royal Exchange, London, have just re- 
supply of the following early and sound 
Yellow Globe, 60s. do. 
Re 70s. 
With every other kind «f Horticultural, ied and 
Agricultural Seeds in cultivation n, too numerous to in: 
Ter or Ee ‘ence in London from een Wa sey 
treet-hil, Hatton-garden, London, Mar. 21. 
en .. +. 248. 0d. 
E 
oo ooo 
do. eae 
ooocoo 
o. each 
r dozen 9 
12 Superior sorts of Greenkouse Azalea” .. 30 
6 Do. do, 
lO. +s 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
do. Ericas mo .. s wld 10 
Geraniums m «se 12 0 
2-0 
0 
0 
0 
10s. 
Seeds, in nd 5s. iid 
bion Paas Stoke Newington, London, 
RO ok Round, EM SM a Am introduced by Messrs, 
kson, of Ché 
keitesi Kidney: d Sp es NS 
Somersetshire Pr SUM very early and fine flavour, 7s. per bush. 
ere a large REOR of the last-named is taken, an ailow- 
ance will be made in pric 
B. See next page pus an abridged list of Choice Flower 
nd Vegetable Seeds, 
NEW AND SUPERB CINERARIAS. 
‘Woodlands Nursery, Maresfield, Uckfield, Sussex. 
M. WOOD aw» SON have an extensive Stock 
of the epee decre Spring Plowering Plants, well 
established, and now coming into bloom, which they beg to 
offer ch under :— 
12 fine varieties, for m eI sels ++ 63. 
12 superior dit! m SUITS s. 125. 
l12superbnew ditto ^ ..- ..  .. —.. 188, 
25 extra fine ditto m oleo ++ 15s. 
25 superb ditto — .. .. 
W. W. & Son are still issuing tieien new and much enlarged 
Catalogue of GREENHOUSE, “STOVE, ‘AND HERBACEOUS 
PLANTS; Camellias, Fuchsias, Yerlenas, Petunias, Cine- 
pen Chrysanthemums, and other plants suitablefor bedding, 
To which is added, a choice selection of Roses, Conifers, 
Shrubs, and Climbers, cultivated in pots. 
Copies of the above will be sent, axATIS, on application ; an 
those friends who have hitherto favoured W. W. & S, wi 
their commands will receive the same in due course. 
ENUINE HARE RABBITS.—THE LARGEST 
AND Ser SEE. E E KINGDOM. This 
and prolific as the common or wild rabbit; from one to tw 
months old, 12s. per pair; three to four months, 18) older 
25s. Free to London. 
Apply to Mr. Jonn Brert, Market-place, Great Yarmouth. 
TO NOBLEMEN, GENTLEMEN, NURSERYMEN, and Others, 
ETE CANADENSIS, or HEMLOCK SPRUCE, 
RGE BAKER, Nurseryman, usd. having the 
largest sioe E ita SD TR Europe, of all sizes and in fine 
condition, can Xm confidence recommend this noble tree to 
the notice of the Publie, and having so large a stock (viz. 
200,000 large plants 3 feet high, besides smaller sizes), Ep 
o, er: 
ursery Stock. He begs to offer at unusually iow prices, in 
all sizes, the largest assortment of Kalmia Ms folia ever s 
to the Public. —Prices can be had by leuer, anu shall be ate 
tended to forthwith. 
SEA-SIDE PLANTING—BLACK SALLOW. 
ipM GRIGOR, Nursexyman, Norwich, begs to 
state that he has just been praes the Gold Medal of the 
Highland and: Agricultural S for a plan of planting 
maritime situations , as most Pe E adopted on exposed. 
de situations on the Cliffs of the German Ocean in the 
unty of Norfolk. This triumph of Arboriculture has been 
pere accomplished by the ba of T NORFOLK BLACK 
ALLOW—a most dE VARRO ver, even when closely ex- 
mouth, Haus 
ystwith, [umo Bridlington, and other 
ide towns and Sedi have alrea dy availed themselves of ‘thi is 
tree ; so that the long wished-for desideratum, that of being 
able to contemplate the grandeur of the ocean from the shelter 
cae a Dae bower, is now being supplied on the easiest of 
g 
Strong slips, package included, and carriage paid to London 
or Hull, ; 10s. perl Important directions with each packet. 
|. continues neo supply plants of pis valuable HIGHLAND 
PINE- TREE at from 5s. to 50s. 0, according to size. 
“I very particularly admire the Highland Pine."—JDwke of 
Neweastle.—Nurser' ‘ies, Norwich, March 21. 
"SHRUBS, &e., AT VERY LOW PRICES. 
EM E. RENDLE & CO., having a very 
large stock of the following SHRUBS, &c., and wishing 
Ed BUS ads Fann they occupy, offer them at unusually low 
Those gentlemen, therefore, who are in want, will find 
fue mus. E Eu opportunity for procuring stock f 
All the plants are in robust and healthy condition. 
Ilex Oak, 3 years’ seedlings, in pans .. «+ 30s. 0d. per 1000 
ne transplanted, 6 to 9 inches 7 6 per 100 
Chinese Arborvite, fine transplanted, 18 inches 15 0 3 
Cypre: do. 18inches 15 0 ,, 
DIE if ix seedling, from pans e S8 0 ss 
Arbuti do. do. .. SY 0 » 
Cistus Tauritotius, fine transplanted .. ..15 0 — 
3 years’ seet ing + oe +. 1 6 per 1000 
Ash, 1 sats e seoding ue isas qoia bg 
Hollies e + 7-092009. 
och, 9 cats seedling x 3.761 sige 
Baie Oak, k 3 years" needling Shunt) A oap 
Seakale, fine Wl ads 8 NND 
Asparagus, Sedis Giant, fineroots |. 2 6 
All orders above 31. will be debere p ee of carriage 
to London, Liverpool, or Bristol. Post-ofice order or 
reference from unknown correspondents. 
, Fiymouth, Eph 21. 
GEEDLING FUCHSIAS. — — s 8. DUKE .OF 
NORFOLK, white.tube and sepals with a slight tip of 
green; very PR ul purple corolla. Price 1 7s. 6d. per plant. 
No. 7. DELIC large flesh-coloured tube and sepals, 
the latter SUR nr Mods crimson purple corolla- „Price 
Ts, 6d. per plant. 
10. MARY ANN, short pale tube, nearly gi 
ium IE sepals ; bright red corolla, veri fi 
hands 
WAY has devoted much attention to rais 
Ling TUCHSIAS during the lastfew years, ange 
in obtaining the beautiful Waited as above, 
offers to the public, confident tha 
faction as his Norfolk Hero did i in T: 
mitted to Dr. LINDLEY for b Ad prom which 
Gardeners’ RNa Aug. 9. “J B—Your sei 
nee, smooth in text 
ie 7, 8, and 10 ai 
ght sorts, s showy and ples 
b t the first week n April. The usual 
to the Tri aes eens Dereham, Nor folk, March 21. 
