218 THE 
GARDENERS' 
CHRONICLE, 
DID NEW SHRUBBY CALCEOLARIAS.. 
ENRY M AJOR, Knosthorpe, near Leeds, ‘begs 
to remjad the admirers of this beautiful tribe of plants, 
that he Mg sending out his New Seedlings, of acknow- 
ledged beaaty, brilliant colour, and variety, the first week in 
May, in two i of eight each—1st sat, 3 2d, M. 105. Twelve 
of his best Calceolarias sent out last y a he ior rs for 1}. 5s. 
To meet the wishes of n UE applications m friends and 
others, who, in their attempts t s of their own, 
have freque ntly ind in the alet TE H the growth, 
ntity of Seedlings. saved f m fine Pe 
pu pases sending out in May in Sietle of20, a 
parcel, or 3 par l., post free. They will al 
bloom the same year. Pr nted directions for the general 
the Calceol 
forwarded to See 
five superior Seedling Pan 
free. Also a e plants ofh 
ti * Br 
air. 
at lj. the set, post 
y" and * Duke of York 
E d out. n exten- 
Twelv 
sive stock of hel leading Pansi 
very choice kinds for 17., post free. - 
per packet, The stock of some var 
and Pansies, i is limited, the 
the whole. A Di cera are M atalozue of t 
larias and Pansies may be had on prepaid 
Miti, correspondents a remittance is rdypecifally AREE 
der. 
h of Caleeolarias 
rliest A ther refore will secure 
eed iling Cae 
Hi 
NATIONS 0 
EY ESSRS. NORMAN continue to supply a few pairs 
AVA from their EE ion of show varieties grown, 
S0, $0) grou cotees. Catalogues can be 
had on prepaid appllantion: m ndun Fields, Woolwich. 
E BECK intorms the Publie that the various Articles 
* manufactured by him in Slate for Horticultural pur- 
es, may be seen in use at Worton Cottage, Isleworth, upon 
application to the gardener (Sundays excepted). 
GREENHOUSE PLANTS. 
x "m isum AND Co., NunsERYMEN, being in 
sion of a large and beautiful stock of the following 
UNE s ye healthiest condition, beg to offer them on the 
ost reasonable terms, as annexed :— 
18 INDI s AZALEAS, fine p plants, for 30s.— Alba 
H 
superba, Eximium, Gladstanesii, Hibbertii, Lateritia, 
Magnifica. Magn ora, Macrantha, r ea, E ium don 
Splendens, Speciosissima, je Um rosea, Phoen alba, 
Do. superba, Triumphans, V ata, Wo 
20 prn CRISES, ver; m Stats, for Hs. -ktenmata rosea, 
Camea, C alba, Do. do. gran- 
diflora; Oseriflora, orasan, Coplandii, a aa Ele egan: 
sima, Impressa, Impressa alba, Lævigata, Nivalis, Onosmæ- 
lora, Purpurescens, Pulchella; Rosea purpurea, "Variabilis, 
Willmorea. 
12 ERIOAS, fine healthy plants, 
xs s Hiemali ee 1 nincefic 
penden: bra yn entr 
Westeotti, 
for TAA —Colorans nova, 
Neil Odora rosea, Pro- 
osa superba, Vestita alba, 
Wilimore 
red free on the Great North of England 
fere: gis or remittance respectfully solicited from 
Bedale, York: 
(9) NE RARIA BLADUA, 
THE Gr st NOVELTY OF THE SEASON. 
«| eren e i: nom;Sv, Hilperton, Wilts., 
h pleasure in offerin 
truly Benutiri v: uin ty. 
has 
to publie notice thes above 
e, May Lig 
or 
EY erar: 
ome under our motive this season ; the 
ally e divided into white and 
‘off bcn: i 
crimson, with the colour ey gives it a 
sing Be En dud. mee appearance," 
Hr e re y, ^de. 6d... each ; 
6- inch "pots 105. 6d. x 
London— 
halls Liat where specimen 
Catalogues of 
oses, 
large specimens in 
& um ULLEN, 6, Leaden- 
. HORST 
be seen | 
raniums, Fuchsias, Danei 
hemums, Calce 
I n 
ae esos 
larias, Philo: nia application. 
JAURES, | COM MO PORTUGAL, RHO- 
DODEND: IDAS, AZALE e ke. 
EVERG cel i AND SPRUCE FIRS; | 
&c.—T ze stock of the above, of | 
pon L rg and w "nished plants, beg to offer them to 
e T and to E public in general, on very reas le 
ITSKELL, Siena. 
— Apply to ] GA 
V AND SPLI 
we M. PAMPLIN 
and. the 
EDLING ERIC 
begs t» inform the Nobility, Am 
at he is prepared to send out 
did Seedling 
-KINGSTON NURSERY, SURR. 
JACKSON'S SUPPLEMENTARY CATA- 
LOGUE OF PLANTS, with prices, for 1846, may be.ob- 
tained free on pre-paid application. J 
_ Kingston Nursery, Surrey, April4 
D IAE SEEDS. 
noce nS D SONS, Srrruie, N.B., and 
have on gel a urge and select stock of 
ly moderate. The fol- 
oved. Purple- top. 
SWiDISu, Skirving’s I 
East Lo vim Purple-t 
YE LLOW ABERDEEN, 
Do. do. 
ith ton top. 
DP Purple top. 
Jo. lo. do. Improved, 
YELLOW IMPROVED EARLY, now much esteemed for 
sowing late in the season, 
WHITE GLOBE, 
GREEN TOP GL OBE, 
Jelivered free in London, Liverpool, Hull, Newcastle, 
Cork, Belfast, and Londonderry, when not less than 40 Ibs, are 
ordered. 
Xs of RUOTA Garden and Farm 
Jawson-st., Dublin. 
TH NURSERY. 
AMES SALTER Sakti his grateful acknowledg- 
ments to the wm gt Gs, Gentry, Clergy, and his numerous 
Friends of Bath, and t] ounding country, for the exten- 
Sive patronage received Ys him dor the lenethened perio: 
e has conducted the Nursery business at Bath; and, having 
jus of the same to Mr. JAMES GRIFFIN, feels pleasure 
and quM, inintroducing him as his Successor, in whose 
i half hı solicits a of the favours so 
Tiberany | bestowed upon himself. 
JAMES GRIFFIN, in erede to the Nursery 
business carried on by Mr. SALTER for the last 50 years, 
begs most respectfully to assure the Nobility, Gentry, Clergy, 
pad Inhabitants generally vt Bath and its vic cinities, that every 
xertion will be made by him to ensure and to deserve the 
transfer of their confidence ium his predecessor (who has so 
long enjoyed it) to himself; and trusts, from his knowledge of 
the “Nursery business, and ‘Horticulture in general, his efforts 
will secure the permanence of the pa! tronage by which the 
ove Nursery has hitherto been distinguished 
The recent reduction in the price of. Glass having m 
lessened the expense of erecting Horticultural Buildings, J. G 
intends devoting a consi iderable share of attention to the culti- 
vati on of choice and rare Exotic plants. 
SELECTION OF CHOICE FLOWER SEEDS. 
AY ILLIAM E. RENDLE & CO. have a small Stock 
of the EN choice ee Seeds. Many of the sorts, 
such as MARTYNIA FRAGRANS, PHLOX DRUMMONDE, 
and others of equal value, have been ‘saved under the inspection 
of their Foreman, the Seed, therefore, can be warranted to be 
quite new, and correct 
CALE OF PRICES, SENT POSTAGE FREE. 
A Choice Flower Seeds, insiscimg the EO ne «for 12s. 
do. 
20 do d 6s. 
Br: EE iber idifolia. | Fanjda iis Mangles h 
pu ulchella, Phlox Drummondi. 
Dianthus latifolius. 
Lobelia erinus. 
tricolor, 
florabunda. 
nthus retusus. 
aria oculata. 
yerman Stock. 
Podotheca capitata. 
Schizopetalon Walkeri 
Finest German Asters "ine 
ful Chart n published, giving the height, 
oto: PEA bon raising Efe principal sorts of Flower Seeds, 
gratis, "with each order, A General Catalogue can be had on 
application. A remittance is not required from known Cor- 
respondents, or poo who give reference in London, 
nion-road y, Plymouth, April 4. 
THE OU à FUCHSIA OF THE SEASON. 
2 NEWBERRY has a great aversion to the system 
de cud at the present day respecting F aen vue 
lenging. R. NEwnERRY intends exhibiting a specimen of hi: 
“DELIC GATA” at the shows in Londi vd gus of the 
Challenging Fuchsias beat it in colour or beauty, he will pay 
ive Pounds to the Benevolent Society. Strong plants in 
at Jos. 6d. t-oflice order will ensure plants bj 
n— if not the very best 
Nemophila discoidalis, | Y 
» | Se 
Reference or Pc 
r. Glenny's oj 
F 'uchsia we have ever se 
Upway Nursery, near 1 X. ec 
SE 
orders h ob- i ILLER’S UNRIVA LLED SEEDLING 
tained the s at the Gardens, jà VERBENAS. 
Regent 5, and much admired by all who Samye a op resi Gas Sunbeam HEU n 
ves E -E ..1 6 |Sapph sep 
Ww in offeri two: matchless | t m ub ) Alba Purpurea E 36 
ng ofb tied Dabit and abundant | Purban .. L .5 iante: IAE C 
paan M The n for 1, 11s. 6d. 
d pots, 7s. 6d. ; in 4 Gardener? Chronicle, Aug. 30,— : Your seedlings are 
dm Y large and good flower m * French white, with purple 
o. saree ae k. a 
Hall doe EAA nt Samye,’ pink, with a blotch of dud puple in the 
, and other Mery en set 
ati 
; from 93. to 30s. per doz 
iun to his extensive collec. 
vorthy of cultivation, and may 
or reference 
m unknown correspondents. 
road, Islington, near London. 
r HERBACEOUS” PLANTS. 
2 ds Uckfield, Sussex. 
poete ped xa plants 
WP to 
tion of Er 
be = a mos pat rei 
ectfully solicited fr 
adis Nursery, Horr 
TINCT AND set 
Ww oodlands Nur: 
us er "alicouut to | be; 
en o 
and distinct.” 
centre, is a large, handsome, d distinct 
Gardeners’ Chronicle, Sept. sg ee ox ORG RtE? when 
fully DDR. has the o ret lowers on the crown of a 
autiful rosy pink ; while those below are nearly white. When 
bloomed in tee OM odes specimen it forms a very 
handsome object. The same observation applies to the ‘Comet,’ 
is large havi ing a tinge of lilac on the face of the flower, 
s ornamented with crimson, purple centre. e have 
e somewhat similar to this, but e quite so large 
jur S Sept. 6.—‘ Mr. Miller : Your seedlings 
possess the char acter of di: beue 
. We 
ark 
z, with 
7&8. pledge them 
distincti kinds shall be sent. 
Select sorts, one of iac named. 4 6 
Supetionde, 
Superb New do. +s 1n 
Catalogues of be kone xinh e edo ERR son eters 
T" O CALCEOLARIA GROWERS. 
NO. STANDISH, NURSERYMAN, e begs to 
nd the Public that as a large Stock 
T ic ALC EOLA now; re ady to send out at 
rpn ices, Ranging from ‘our guineas per 
ls. 6938: 04. each are redi y fit for show flowers, 
o8, are gr novelties, He 
. ra ised from some of his 
per dos. 40s. 
dozen ; those 1 
and the other sci at rh 
has now ready some Seedling P 
er 
Also now read 
monstro; 
having a ¢ yx with » reflexed sepals, end a fine cupped 
rich purplish n son d ; the latter, an immense large 
flower, the colour of Standi ; bu it more than twice as large. 
Catalogues ofthe above can pus had on applieation, 
some splendi 
“Alfred the Great” “and E. 
: m 
usual allo 
priced Li 
s, do. 
at 5s. each, the former | Bean, and Laugh 
ners? Gazette, D. Mr, Miller: All are pretty be- 
dualis, dark eyes, but "Comet is by far the best in all 
T e Va erbenas are very 
Nc E distinct from any we abe cd 
P haracter of these as, the mass of 
first-rate o g m by all the ending Floricultural 
wor! ks ang the numerous orders taken for them when in Aore 
render any KU Ve iab ueber unnecessary. 
rame ts are taken, Descriptive 26 
ew Seedlings can be had of WinnrAM Mir- 
y Ram gate, 
LER, Prov {dened Nurse’ 
I AKER'S PHEASANTRY, Beaufort-street, i 
road, 
P: 
ngs 
by Appointment to Hen Masnery and 
LBERT. — Ornamental Water-fowl, Black 
0. ; Poieni E Ohina, Barnacle, Brent, 
Geese ; Pintail, Widgeon, Gargany, and 
Common Teal; Dibador. "Rhoveller, Gold-eyed tufted, Dun 
Chelsea ; 
E 
Diver, Carolina, and Call Ducks, we ED pinioned and domes- 
ticated. Great variety of Pou wl, 
Halfm ge, tr i5 China Pigs. 
&ce.—. 
[Arr 4, 
TO SEEDSMEN AND AGRICULTURIS 
WHITE & CO. beg to offer the following sorts 
* of TURNIPS, which ‘they can confidently aaa TEE 
and of which they hold large and genuine stocks. They beg, 
also, to inform their Customers de tthis DDR of: their business 
is now managed entirel, €. Scorr, late of Manchester, 
who was the raiser of the eat Turnip AS by the Secre- 
tary of the Royal Agricultural Society of England “ Scott’s 
Improved Manchester Swede,” and idi wig he gained the 
first prize of the ‘Agricul - Society of Manchester three 
times, viz., in 1812, 1843, and 1844. "Thedollowin ng sorts are re- 
commended :—t cots Improved Manchester Swedes, Skirving’s 
Improved ditto, Laing’s ditto ditto, Large Swedish elou 
Purple-top, Large Scotch Yellow Green-top, Large Scotch 
Yellow Purple-top, Dale’s Hybrid, Swedish and White and 
ae) ankand, and Pomerania: 
W. & Oo. have also a large and well selected stock of 
usn Mangold Wurzel, Clover, &c.; also Genuine Bone, 
um Acid, and other Manure: es. 
also offer Vegetable Seedsin colloctions, éompr ising the 
mus and best of al descriptions , in sufficient quantity for a 
year’s supply, for 21, 2s, 
100 varieties of Flower Seeds, ep all the 
beum pnd best sorts, for . e £1 1 0 
50 ditto, di 010 6 
Verbenas, imd. Geranium ms, ses for bedding out, 3s. and 
65. 6s, per dozen. zen.—Poole Nui rsery, Dor: 
h AE SRS. WE WESTMACOTT and C CO., § SerDSMEN and 
ed Fronrsts, 156, Cheapside, opposite St. Paul's, London, 
give the following prices of their Potatoe: EX e 
er bushel, 
» 
ee our SEED CATALOGUE in reoi Magazine of 
Botany,” “The Horticultural Magazine," “ Ga: rdener and 
Practical Florist,” and “ Harrison's Floricultural Cabinet,” 
Experienced MU dr 
le, opposite St. Paul's, Lon 
“7 OHN WALLACE, Gabriel’s- hill, Ma stone, has 
t? still a good Stock of the Perpetual TREE VIOLET, to 
dispose st tat Br per dozen. The plants raised last summer, 
and are n ngin the open air. These wil make fine 
E for E EERE E and winter. pply, as bones 
or to Sharlwood, 14, Tavistock-row nt-gardi 
(3 E NUINE HAT HARE RABBITS.—THE I 
J AND FINEST BREED IN THE KINGDOM. 
large, beautiful, and scarce variety (precisely the colour of the 
e) has great length and depth of carcase, great width and 
substance of loin, ears, and we eighs, when at matur- 
3 Are as hardy and prolific as the CERE 
or wild rabbit; from one to two open old, 12s. per pair ; 
three to four months, 18s. Free Lon 
o Mr. Jony Baz M eren Treat Yarmouth, 
ENIALE S me E DRYING-PAPER.— 
Two years having now elapsed since this PAPER was 
first. submitted to the notice. of the Public, it is now in gener: 
use amongst Botanists, and is allowed by all to be far superior 
everything previously employed fon drying Specimens of 
Plants. It preserves form and colour in the best possible 
manner, and has also the advantage of rapidly absorbing 
morare thereby obviating, in most “instances, the necessity 
a change of sheets. ue the plants are being dried, an 
Cons REN effecting a. 
ae the use of lb paper. It is also stout 
durable, and must therefore be considered as the cheapest as 
well as the best paper that ean be em 
The following namiot E tanists have kindly E 
LA RGEST 
Es 
ee 
E 
ER 
E 
E 
use of their names as ngly recommending it sos a 
n, Director of i Royal Gardens, Kew. Dh. po 
f Botany, University College, London ; Dn. BALFOUR, 
p Dum f Botany he University. of Edinburgh ; Mr. 
P SM Author of the admirable “Manual of Bri tish 
Botan; 
&c. be 
The UE ing are the sizes in which the Med prepared :— 
rH inches, fold s. per Ream. 
1188 M 
. 91s. i 
16 «28s. 
Manufacturers, w.& T. BENTALL, Halstead, 
E. Newman, 9, Devonshire-street, Bishopsgate (sole 
ids Tono G. Davey, Broad.street, Bristol; H. 
WETONE, Market-street, Manchester ; R. T. M'INTOsH, 
Florist, North St. Andrew-street, Eidinbur, 
Jotanists residing in the country can be EM through 
pectable Stationer in their own neighbourho 
EANES WA "ED GARDEN TOOLS.— 
Horticulturists, emo: all pE in Gardening pur: ae 
are invited to examine G. ang NE's extensive ee 
GARDENING AND PRUNING IMPLEMENTS. best PS 
made Garden uod and Syringes, Coalbrookdale dude 
Seats, and Ch. 
Averineators 
Mn. Watson, Author of the ** New Botanist’s Guide,” 
Garden Scrapers Pruning Bills 
ope Gatherers and he Knives, va- 
s 
Bags ging Hooks | Scissor: rio 
[Grav val Rakes and| ,, Saws 
Bor ders s various pat-| Sieves » Scissors 
ter Gr (UM 080g s Shears 
Botanical boxes d Fray cen in great va- 
Cases of Pruning In- REUS 
struments Hand-glass Frames 
Chaff Engiues day d nives 
CERO Knives 3 L every batten Seythe EAN 
Reaping Hooks 
Jaisy Rakes Hor cultural rs, various 
dibble: 
Dock usd Hotbed nie Sickle Saws 
Draining Tools Labels, various pat-|Sp and Shovels 
Zdging Irons and tem in zine, por- HR 
Shear: witch Hooks 
Flower Scissors Lad dies. "Sete. of Tools "Thistle Hooks 
» Btandsin Wire Lines and Reels — |Transplantiug Tools 
and Iron "king Ink Trow: 
"umigators Mattoeks 
Galvanie 's| Menographs 
and Plant Protec- » MER ERU 
tors Milton. EX Wee Extractors 
Garden Chairs and)} Mole n Hooks 
Seats Wheel Barrows 
oW ing P achines 
s 
» Loops P ick A: ouths' Sets of Tools 
E Rollers Potatoe. Forks 
a d DEANE are ga Agents for LINGHAM’S PERMA- 
NENT BELS, s s of which, with the Ilustrated List 
mple: 
of one sata al tools E an ie wend post paid to any pee of the 
nited Kingdom. Iorticultural Tool rehouse, 
opening to the Adern A King ilamstieot qondon- 
idge. 
HORTICULTURAL TOOL WAREHOUSE. 
Guus REEN anp CONSTABLE, WnOLESALE and RETAIL 
oNMONGERS, 96, King William Street, (four doors from 
Tonto Bridge,) beg to announce they mph a large assortinent 
of New and Improved GARDEN TOOL luding Lord Mes 
non’s Patent Hoe, Dr. Yelloley’s Patent. carton Fork, Lyn- 
don’s Patent and other improved Spades, solid head Garden 
Rakes, Ladies’ Light Garden Forks, Mgr p Tools, 
Jointed Hothouse Syringes, Pumigators, Garden 
Shears, Edging Irons, Ladies? Horticultural Chests te diste 
with every arenen requisite for the Garden, 
