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THE 
GARDENERS’ 
CHRONICLE. 
[Man. 21, 
AN ABRIDGED LIST 
[03 
NEW AND CHOICE FLOWER AND 
bim ed SEEDS, 
MVC RNER AND WARNER, SEEDSMEN AND 
No. 28, CORNHILL, orzosime T S ROYAL EXCHANGE, 
Packets of the following choice Flower Seeds can be had at 
6d. per paper, except where marked 
Acacia, several ehoice esr 
pn rosea superba, 
rsuta, "iS new, de 
pha spatu 
stemna, New Ves from 
India 
Alonsoa grandiflora 
Alstroemeria, SE 
Barclayana 
Anagallis perm voisine 
, monelli majo 
Anchusa capensis 
Andromeda buxifolia, 1s, 
paige vitæfolia 
ybri 
uriorus hybridum, 
shades of colour nixed 
Aquilegia, four new varieties, 
separate 
Arabis crispata 
Atropa mendragora 
Auricula, from fine named 
Azalea carminata, new, Ls. 
Balsam, fine do uble Camellia 
Brachycome iberldifolia, 15. 
» lilac, new 
Calccolaria, ‘shrubby and her- 
bs eous, from the most 
endid flowers 
Cal: Pea grandiflora 
». Loreii, blue and white 
» double white and violet 
anna, in varieties 
Yee from "i named 
lowers, 
Centaurea Menea 
Ciñeraria, saved from the most 
brilliant blue and crim- 
son 
Hovea Manglesii 
Hugelia coerulea 
TIpomea zobra Sorulea, Is, 
» triloba 
IWomiopsis brum 
Jacobæa, double dark crimson 
Kennedya, choice kinds 
Lallemantia pellat 
ur, n, fine mi 
Visus Ride m 
inted direction: 
Linum, choice varieties 
» des nqua, very pretty 
Lupinus Hartwegii 
ramosus alba 
» German, 12 pore mixed 
Lychnis alba 
Marigold, French Ee African, 
20 vars. - Separate, most 
des Pn Ts. Ge raised 
. Usher 
Min. eae, D. 
Maurandia Barclayana 
» 
, rosea 
Melissa grandiflora 
Mesembryanthemum albo 
P: 
Mimosa leucocepha: 
Mimulus Dent, sweet- 
splendens 
vue longifolia, 
yoona: “palustris, or Forget- 
A EA "discoidalis, black 
» striata, quite new, 1s 
Nepeta macrantha 
Nicotiana, scarlet 
nothera Drummondii 
odorata 
ciosa, pretty 
Papaver | bracteata 
5 tea, 
Passiflora edulis 
Paulownia imperialis 
Pentstemon splendens 
a grandiflora, beautiful 
» 
prix um 
Otona | Dulehella 
Cobæa scandens 
is 
Cockscomb, new giant scarlet 
new dwarf yellow 
Conyolyulus minor, dark 
purple 
» inflatus 
varieties 
Craocloseum longifolium 
Cytisus Atleeana, new and 
Deis, “from phala named 
Datars, "ubl white and 
pur] 
Daviesia "E 
Delphinium gr mdifio 
» choice varieties Vetpsito 
Dentaria pentaphy! 
Dianthus Okinenats, « extra fine 
double 
Digitalis grandiflora 
Eecremocarpus scaber 
Egg plant, new long white, 
from China 
Elichrysum, superb new var., 
from the Swan River 
ee ipm Sette aes ? is 
ventr. PIA 
Eucharidium grandiflorum 
E utoca Menziesii 
fulgens, splendid 
dark varieties, 1s. 
st Meyers 
Geranium, 
named show flowers, 1s, 
Gesnera Cooperii 
Geum grandiflorum 
Gilia splendens nova 
nivalis new 
Gladiolus Herbertiana 
Gloxinia rubra splendens, 1s, 
» Youngii, = 
», Menziesii 
Godetia ros 
» aurea 
3»_ pubescens 
Grahamia aromatica 
Heartsease, “from choicest 
named show flowers 
a by Thomson and 
her eminent growers, 
Hibiscus Manihot, splendid 
» liliflorus var. Barclayana, 
E 
a oe 
Is. 
» sinensis Parkerii, 1s, 
3» specio! 
cocci ved 
müllyhocks, 2 sorts mixed, 
$t oe "phe Camellia, 
flowered 
P hlox 
large crimson 
choice perennial vars, 
Pi (cote, saved from the finest 
ne lish named flowers, 
Pimelia Typeridiokn & rosea 
Pink, intermediate, very pretty 
Pink, from fine named flow- 
» new double, fine 
Phalangium liliago 
Polemonium diflorum, 
from join India 
Rovere? fine mixed, from 
nam: E flowers, ls. 
Peonia, eesti 
Portulaca splend fa ri 
Poppy, Sate mixed from im. 
"ted varieties 
Potentilla i insignis 
grandiflora 
usoides 
a$: rubra, fimbriata 
» curs ditto 
Rhodanthe Manglesii 
Rhododendron campanulatum 
RHET à CO! 
Salpiglossis, 20 varieties mized, 
super 
» 4 varieties, separate 
aly patens 
Ser named sorts 
Sai à proeum; 
Soabiosa, dies mixed,extra 
Schizanthus albus 
sus superbus 
Schizopetaton Walkerii, sweet 
ted 
Silene prre: 
Solanum cerasiforme 
Stachys coccinea 
Statice cephalanthe 
Stocks, German, imported, 24 
varieties, mixe 
Queen’s Bouquet, most 
“beautiful, new, 
» Moss’s intermediate 
» Emperor, new and splen- 
» [ESTA yellow, large 
flower, 1 
Sweet Bere "double varie- 
» dick rich colour 
Tetranema Mexi ^ 
Thunbergia, mixed " 7 A 
Torenia sca 
Bradesoantia erecta 
Tropeolum Jarrattii 
brachyseras 
» pentaphyllum 
Tweedia ccerulea 
Verbena, from the newest and 
best named flowers 
Veronica speciosa, new an 
beauti 1s. 
» 
Viola erecta 
Yinea rosea and alba 
Viscaria oculata 
MEE T violet 
» dwarf blood colour, su- 
p ps 
ri 
WARNER and WARNER's Advertisement—continu 
Wallflower, new double gi- Xon ier nee lu- 
gintic, » břonzy red, 1s. 
Zinnia eo mixed 
other varieties too numerous for insertion. See 
Gener patio and ‘‘Harrison’s Floricultural Cabinet,” 
for 
RMAN SEEDS IN SNRs 
Asters, aia vars, vor very beautiful 5 ? the collection. 
do. 3 » 
Balsans, 12 do. , ve Tj fine and double « e 3 i ^t 
Cocksombs, 12 do., uf 3 6 a 
Tollyhecks, 1 vq NE ay y 
Larkspus, 12 do, Splendid. m 4.80 » 
Em Tis . m 480 » 
Poppies 1 . 30 7 
Scabiois, E bc splen 3 0 y: 
Stocks,36 do., most eee and ‘double 6 0 s. 
» 12 do., Wall-leaved ee is 
;,. 12 do., Giant Brompton .« 36 5j 
Wallflover, 8 do., very handsome E a 0 W 
Zinnias 12 do., beautiful 9 
The abwe German seeds are all. of the. Fas best quality, and 
can be corfidently recommended. 
CHOICE VEGETABLE SEEDS. 
Beet, Whye's fine blood- Celery, White, The nor 
red extra, p. pkt. 0 
» Brazilian, variega- a AGES) large Red, 
ted, beautiful dor 6 
gan mishing - -0 6|Oouve; UE a dali- 
^ 
Broccoli, Walcheren, true, cious vegetable -0 
yu "s ; beautifully 
5 E Cos 0 
» Metcaife’s imperial New Summ 
Pink čape - -0 40 
» Early white autumn 0 » Now. “Winter “Cab 
>, Cheltenham, new, a bag -0 6 
very large and Ohio Ru a most de- 
anos vencellents late licious varie! 
vegetable eom 0 
Onion, Pee Whi 
» 
-0 6 
etae "Parit Cos, extr: rad 6 
mper: 6 
6 
[3 
riety - 
» Warners new su- 
perb White - -0 = e 
Lan m STUON new 0 6 
Parsley, extra fine dou- 
ble curled, beauti- 
fal for garnishing 0 6 
po zevadaüntó cti di 
Cabbage, Warners In- HET MON Ti aia 
comparable, the | „, wrench seat, 
aost delicious fla.” estes ne e eon 
-0 6| Scandix bulbosa, or Tur- 
» The “geen OB; nip-rooted Cher- 
Ane flavour - 0 6 vil, a most deli. 
Carrot, sie Scarlet Stud- cious vegetable - 0 6 
Caulitowor, ‘aria. “early BEER PES eee PRO 
iati 
» Large late London, Tomip, p Snowball, 
A Generai Catalogue “of Garden Aer "Flower Seeds may be 
had on application, by post, as a single letter. 
MPROVED GIANT ASPARAGUS.—This fd 
Vegetable may now be cultivated at less than half the cus- 
tomary expense, by hod ving the Improved Giant variety, which 
may be cut the following spring the beds are made. Plants, 
5s, per 100, with printed particulars for cultivation, may be had 
of Warner & WARNER, Seedsmen, 28, Cornhill, London, Fine 
Seakale, Rhubarb, &c. 
RHODODENDRONS, AND THE TRUE **DURMAST" 
ENGLISH OAK (QUERCUS SESSILIFLORA), 
The most valuable species, producing Timber of the largest 
dimensions and the highest price. 
ROGERS AND SON, NOE AND Con- 
ens in the New Forest (their e 
borders), beg now to state they have 
sale, anc that this is the best sm for their removal and 
planting, as also for the Rhododendrm, which from the parti- 
gular adaptation of the soil of a largeportion of their grounds, 
they grow to a varoni extent, and car offer at the low scale of 
prices quoted bi 
OAK: Rho rue "English “Durmest” of the New Forest 
s. per 1000, 
B-years, 10. 
0s. per 100 
RIODODE INDRON "PONTIGUM. xcellent for cover), 
6 inches, 60s, 79 ifiphes; 80s. per 1000. 
‘eet, 403. per 10. 
foo! 
Hybri di ate, 1 o t, 125. per dozen. 
SEA PINE’ (Pinus Surita) excelent for exposed aspects, 
1-year seedling, 7s. 6d. per 1000. transplanted, 20s. per 1000, 
RHUBARB, the Common Tari (Rheum  raphorticum), 
Os. per 
Myatt’s Victoria, 40s. per 
If ordered in less qui ay ce the above quotations, the 
charge will be at retail prices, 
RARE AND BEAUTIFUL COLUMBINE..— The 
sub: P bers beg to offer strong pants of their AQUILEGIA 
r 6s. 
GLANDULOSA, sent free by post atls, 6d, per pa ir, 01 
ozen, i for stamps of that value, The plan adi 
the open ground, being a hardy Perennial, The following is 
the opinion ot the Editor of the 3 Chronicle, extracted 
ee that paper of 29th Nov. NA “New PLANTS hn 
or. Y quilegi r) 
DERE -HIVES. Tw persons desirous of Celtivating 
that pleasing and profitable branch of rural economy— 
the Honey Bee—are respectfully informed by G. NEIGHBOUR & 
Son, that they have prepared, for the season, an extensive 
proved BEE-HIVES 
consists of ** Nutt’s Collateral Hive," * The Single Box Hive," 
“The Improved Cottage Hive.” “ The Ladies’ Observatory 
Hive,” &c., from either of which the Honey may be taken at 
any time without injury to the 5 and n be worked with 
safety, humanity, and profit, mid and unac- 
customed to Bee- aanpak on es itive paper, with 
dr; eminet and prices, will be forwarded on receipt of a postage 
stamp. Apiarian Depot and Honey Warehouse, 127, Hig! 
Holborn Dondon: 
NUTT ON BEES, (6th Edition) just published, 
NURSERYMEN Toa 
MAJESTY 
AND THE 
FLORISTS QUEEN. 
NEW AND SUPERB WHITE FUCHSIA. 
“SANSPAREIL,” 10s. 6d. per plant. 
OUELL anp CO. beg to call the attention of cul- 
tivators of FUCHSIAS to the above Seedling, which they 
will guarantee is not ped by any light variety yet raised, 
and will give general satisfaction, and refer to the following 
remarks upon it :— 
** A correct representation of it may be seen at the Nursery.” 
“An elegant flower, light tube and Dunn MET pane crimson 
cor olla,” See Gardeners’ Chronicle, Sept. 20th, 1 
“A HITE FOCHSTA.— da just seen à t magnifioone 
ME seeding Fuchsia, raised by tj essrs. You. 
about 3 inches in length, tite tube and sepals "white 
and SUD Netus Victrix,’ but is » 
is much more brilliant and fair in colour. It should be called 
Wl im ^ as it is most assuredly one of the most beaut tiful 
its species. We quite envy Messrs. DE their prize,"— 
Editor of the Cambridge Advertiser, Oct. 1st, 1845. 
Their 5 other fine Seedlings (for p: aedes e which see pos 
Advertisement of the 17th ult.) will be ready for sending out 
with the above in the DRE arr May, and when the set is 
taken, will be char; e 
HSIAS. 
(Now ready for m on per post free or otherwise.) 
12 Ex, fine Varieties, 12s. Selection left to Youell & Oo. 
12Ditto ditto ^ 21s. Seken left to Purchaser or do, 
50 Fine Varieties 40s. lection left to Youell & Co. 
50 Extra fine ditto 60s. Selection left to Purchaser or do. 
SELECT SEEDLING VERBENAS (raised 1845.) 
Helena, 3s. 6d.; Celeste, 
ó description of 
the above, see their Advertisement of March 1st. They will be 
ready for sending out, per post, free, or otherwise, the first week 
in qa» at 215. the set, 
. i per dozen, 
: » 
. ios ys 
PANSIES, 12 fine varieties. 
Extra ditto, very superior, 
. 18s. » 
v 9s. Sit 
12 
firs trate show flowers 
PETUNIAS, 12 x 
CINE RARIAS, 12 diti 12s. 18s. 35 
ERICAS, fine "and doni "owering dons by name, 93., 12s., 
and 18s, per doz a 
Superb new heavy-edged PURPLE PICOTEE, “ BUR- 
ROUGHES'S PRESIDENT," 15s, per pair. For particulars, 
see eae Chron, of 11th Oct. 
Also, * BURROU GHESS DUKE OF NEWCASTLE,” the 
best Vent. edged Purple Picotee, 15s. per pair. 
CARNATIONS AND PICOTEES. 
12 pairs extra fine and es A apr £ s. d. 
Show Flowers, by ien 210 
ditto 5 0 
12 e Fine show Flowers dito Cee 0209) 
25 tto ditto .8 0 
Tu s Showy Border lowest Mitto; 1 
tare 4 ane Show Pinks, by name, per dozen pair, 12s, 
HERBACEOUS PLANTS, fine sorts, 6s. to 9s. per dozen, 
RIBES SANGUINEUM FLORE PLENO, 7s. 6d. per plant, 5 
30 Packets of New and Choice FLOWER SEEDS, per post. 
free, for 6s. 
True FASTOLFF RASPBERRY, 24s. per 10! 
The "rs Mixed RANUNCULUSES, all fron ftis Wi, 
125. perl 
Sem Orders carefully executed so as to ensure safe 
tr ansmission, 
.B. Steam Ships to London three times a week; to Hull, 
twice pu week ; and pe or rail to London every eight hours. 
Thei CATAN OGUE for 1846 is just published, containing a 
list of. D es of the very best Fuchsias, Verbenas, Select Plants, 
Beihai, Ericas, Coniferous Plants, Petunias, Cinerarias, 
nsies, Chrysanthemums, Antirrhinums, Polyanthus, Herb: 
eous Plants, Carnations, Picotees, Pinks, &c. &c., which will 
iy forwarded ur application by enclosing two postage Em 
uth Nursery, Mar. 2 . 
SEDENT AND DISTINCT NEW SEEDLING FUCHSIAS., 
HALLY, NunsenywaN and Fro abs Blackheath, 
‘announce his intention to send. out about the 
25th March, the following distinct and beautifal TP UGHSTAS: = 
3 PRESS : hed is, by all judges who have seen it, allowed. 
to be the best t Fuchsia of the ae For description see 
Gardeners’ Chronicle, Sept. 27, 1845 ;— B.—Your seedling 
is a beautiful specimen of a light ER tube and sepals 
white, the latter slightly tipped with delicate green; it is 
smooth, shiny, and waxy in texture; the sepals expand Mis 
fully ahowing i the corolla, which is a clear rosy purple. This 
the bes and most decided of the li 
F . H.— Very pretty, 
like pis ut will be a. p mr ion. 
any li ve.” Again, in answer to B. R. D.— 
« Tally" sis pretty nearly, if not quite, the best we have seen 
this season," See also, in the same paper, a report of the 
West Kent meeting of Philanthropie Society of Gardeners, 
Met 2 was hi quud T is n aenea against 
It is as pretty as 
dee dn ERA NE 2 s red under any sd 
Corolla, a bright rose; a 
a most peattifel ene distinct thing ; was ex- 
hibited and Visas admired, although a bad plant, Hi the last 
July show in the Regen: t3 
3. MARCHIONESS OF CAMDEN, a large light flower, with 
well expanded sepals, and a large rich erimson corolla, resem- 
bling Smith’s Queen Victoria, but of strong robust handsome 
abit.—7s, 6d. 
4 BIS ; GLOBE, a EDI globe shaped flower, expand- 
ing well, colour of “Nymph,” but tube and sepals moresilvery, 
and peru more Mise of ver Corio habit.—7s. 6d. 
Set for 30s, 
FUCHSIA SERRATIFOLIA vp M 
SMITH'S QUEEN VICTORIA, 
A large VUES of Gameing, ia general assortment of 
Nursery Stock. — 
QE HUNDRED ^ TONS OF OF ? SEED “POTATOES. 
—RED KIDNEY POTATOES mes from disease, and of 
the very best quality, are on SALE at East Wickham Farm, 
near Welling, Kent, about 10 miles Tot London, Price 5l. per 
ton on the farm, or delivered free on board at Woolwich at 
5l. 10s, per ton. Apply to Mr. W. Dickson, on the premises. 
JOSEPH FRYER begs to call the attention of 
the Public to his extensive collection of first-rate PANSIES, 
which are now in the finest possibie condition, and can be 
supplied, free by post, at very moderate prices ; likewise, new 
Fuchsias, Petunias, Verbenas, and AE bomen with 
the Nursery and Seed Business. Catalogu warded on 
application, Fine corte Pansey and nnb Seed la s, and 
2s, 6d. per packet, Clarendon Nurseries, Camberwell, London. 
