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THE GARDENERS? 
CHRONICLE. 
“WOODLANDS” "NURSERY, | AEBFIELD, NEAR UCK. 
E ELD, BUSSE. 
WM. WOOD ann SON have the pleasure of offer- 
the following Plants adapted for Bedding, at the 
prices named when the EE is left to themselves :— 
FUCHSIAS, 
12 fine varieties .. 6s. 0d. | 12 superb new var 
12 superior do 9 for exp das ` 18s. 0d. 
12superb do. 50 fine d .. 80 0 
50 sbab ‘do. 50 0 
NAS 
25 extra fine vars. .. n e 
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12 fine varieties .. 5s. 0d. 
D 9 25 superb new do. 
12 superior do. 
12 superb new do. 
PETU BRAS: 
zi fine varieties . 
2 superb do. 
TUS plants of the above can be sent qune eri in 
tin cases by post, if require 
OINER 
Strong and comin rint bloom. 
E 12 fine varieties a fine varieties 
l2superiordo.  .. om us 25 incu LS GPL 
12 superb new do... 18 0 
Veitch’s, 
Each. | #doz. 
d N 
Calceolaria V be an elegant s. » 8. d 
ellow spes., highly Hepes or pee 70 as 0 
dd Paani (yellow) EG 6 
Gaillardias, of sor! S P TEA 6 0 
Lobelia erinus La (fine DN P (eg v 6 0 
Siphocampylus Pneu. E . CU PORE 9 10 
Silene laciniata .. E sw R09 3210 
Select sorts, one of n ned .. E m H [] 
uperior do. .. we £e 9 O 600 
Superb new do. ES 4 12. 0. 75 
AZALEA INDICA. 
* 12 fine varieties m . m ++. 125. 0d, 
12 superb do. .. m . 09 IS 0 
12 extra new do. m m m .. 30 
SELECT LIST OF PLANTS ABRIDGED FROM GENERAL 
CATALOGUE. 
, Each—s. d. Each—s. d. 
Abutilon Bedfordianum . 2 6| Lilium epis. punc- 
Æschynanthus Roxburg! hii 2 6 < tatum .. from 3s. 6d. to 21 0 
Alona ccelestis .. 36 a si rubrum 
‘Alstroomeria Errembaulti H 6| from 7s. 6d. to 21 0 
em Sa 36 P? testaceum 
Andromeda tetragona 26| fro: . 6d. 10 6 
Aotus gracillima 26 | Lisianthus Russellianus. 2 6 
‘Azalea indica Apollo 3 6| Medinilla erythrophylla . 3 6 
» Cleopatra 5 0 | Mirbelia illicifolia ' .. 3 6 
a exquisita 7 6| Nematanthus longipes .. 1 6 
» magniflora 36 Nerium Clesnder - An. 
a optima 36 glé 26 
a» Prince Albert . 3 6 | Oxalis Plumie hrubby) 36 
Bouvardia flava ee Pimelea Som aAA oe 26 
yellow) .. 36 is 251 208 
Brachysema platyptera sd U Platycodon grandiflora.. 50 
Ceanothus collinus ++ 21 0| Pleroma Benthamiana.. 3 6 
Oestrum aurantiacum Podostylus sphericus .. 1 6 
(true) .. p EE Ur Pria Dalmaisiana se: 016, 
Chirita sinensis 50 S RA sinensis alba 
Chironia floribunda .. 16 50 
Chorozema Hugelii — .. 0 16 
positifolia .. 3 6 mi! 16 
Cupitea strigillosa s> 26 Rnoäodendron alta- cle- 
lwynia clavata e 26 rense splendens 5 0 
»  glycinifollà .. 26 re campanulatun 36 
s udis sany. » ofragr Ke 
etr hw Ks (xU LM n 
Echites atropurpurea .. 3 6 invictu PSU 
picta .. I. 3 6| Ribesalbidum .. 2.6 
Epigwea repens FEIERT 4 » Gordoni: 26 
s fimbriatus .. 2 6 P Menzies; 16 
PEU euni . 96. sanguinea fl. plena 746 
5 hydrangzformis 10 Rondeletia, sor "yellow 
P T os d | species (Havannā) .. 10 6 
Fuchsia serratifolia .. 3 6| Ruellia glabra 16 
qe discolor meum , macrophylla, splen- 
Gardneriana ieee lt „did scarlet spe 76 
Gloxinia va- Sch 26 
Siphocampylus pee 
nd splendid 
duplo- serratus . 
n" 
tus (true . » semi- 6 
allea flaccida .. Spiræa Douglasii 6 
Hindsia longiora Tacsonia mollissima 6 
iolacea 6 
s 2 vio: 
Ilex latifolia on 
Inga paite 
Jasminum affine 
uero vabalai 
Justicia Maedonnellize 
VELIS spinosum 
Tropæolum rachyceras 
LII IIT 
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bo t9 O9 8D 
ooooooooosoo oo ooocoo 
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Leycesteria nepalensi: 
Lilium d album salicifolia 
s. 6d. to 10 6 | Xanthosia rotundifolia, . 
haiti ii ihe above will be sent gratis on application. 
A proportionate number of plants P eenten to each order 
towards defraying the expense of carriage, 
A remittance or reference required rdc "unknown corre- 
spondents. 
Sr: PHEASANT EGGS for eo he eee per 
dozen.—Direct to A, C., Post-office 
TILLIAM MASTERS, Exortc Nu URSERY, Can- 
terbury, will be happy to forward, free of expense to any 
of the South. Eastern Railway Stations, the under-mentioned 
choice Hothouse and Greenhouse Plants, at the prices affixed, 
vmn 
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the selection being left to himself :— £ s.d. 
12 named Geraniums, of 12 fine sorts for It +» 018 0 
12 newer named ditto, Sue Superior sorts fac oU 
12 Gpicenlarins, of sort: 2 pr "i Bb 
= Cape Heaths, of 12 diferent kinds ee nt s 018 0 
Chiang iinde of Cape Heath. 32 aT 
B cm s of 12 species of New Holland Plants. 015 0 
do. do. of New Holland Greenhouse 
Plants, of larger size » 4 
12 Plants of 12 species, of newer kinds, i 10 
12 small Plants of 12 TER of Cameltia ipod 10 
12 larger Plants, 0 
12 Indian Azaleas, of 12 ports EM oe os X 18 
12 larger Plants of Indian Azaleas oe m 5e 10 
12 tower r kinds of Indian Azaleas . E D 2 
2 distinct species of Succulent Plants .. EE E 
12 choicer kinds of Su. ucculents, one ofeach .. e. 10 
o Orchidaceous Piants of Er xxm ^t LE oe 
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5 
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se Plan, 1 of each 
12 Indian and Hybrid Rhododendrons, 12 varieties 
12 China and Thé Roses, 12 varieties ' .. m E 
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cooocoooocccoooo 
es of Verbena, 
ryanthemum, &c., f 
A large collection of the different varietie: 
ceolaria, Petunia, Anagallis, ua 
bedding, at from 4s, to 6s., in dozen: 
HE NEWEST AND VERY BEST FUCHSIAS, 
VERBENAS, PETUNIAS, &c. 
yu uae AND CÓ. are now sending out per post 
newest eae: very best FUCHSIAS, Toudig, 
Sorratifolia, (if required) a: o «+ 21s, per doz. 
Very Pe x st-rate Show: Va arieties ye 
Fine dit 
VERBEN, AS, inst class Show Varieties 
Ditto, fin It » 
ETUNIAS, Extn, Fine » 
CINERARTAS, i 
PAN VSIES, Extra fine andfirst-cla s Show d 5 
0s 
‘hose ean Y and Co. with ‘their orde: the above, 
are respectfully requested to state the varieties n alr eady 
possess, eu repetition may be avoided, every care bei 
esed. inr ng improvements, by adding süch varieties as 
will give ame 
CARNATIONS AND PICOTEES. 
Er B extra fine and uer id first-class £ s. d. 
how Flowers, by nam 10 9 
“ait 500 
12 dito Fine Show Flowers dit ~ 110 0 
25 dit ditto diti . 300 
m Showy Border Flowers ees 
Extra fine Show Pinks, by name, 
Also a few pairs more of the Superb Picotees 
uke of Newcastle,” at 15s. per pair, 
, per dozen par, 12s. 
“President” and 
HERBACEOUS PLANTS, fine sorts, 6s, to 9s. per pud 
RIBES SANGUINEUM FLORE PLENO, 75. 6d. per plant. 
30 Packets of New and Choice FLOWER SEEDS, du post, 
free, for 6s. 
CALCEOLARIAS, for bedding .. 
GERANIUMS, for bedding 
6s. st doz, 
6s., 9s., and 125. 
An HERBARIUM of RARE EXOTIC FERNS (many species 
almost unique) to be V eet OF. Price and particulars 
can be had on applicatio: 
For particulars of their new and beautiful White Fuchsia, 
“SANSPAREIL,” with Five other Seedlings, see Advertise- 
ment of March 28, Also their Splendid Dg ir 
Great Yarmouth Nursery, April 18, 184 
ENUINE m ME: puru TEAM 
hare) has vide. length and depth of carcase, Een width and 
i s, and weighs, when at matur- 
as hardy and prolific as the common 
Oo two months old, 12s. per pair ; 
three to four Mintha. 18s. Free to Lo 
Apply to Mr. Jonn BRETT, Market- nn ‘Great Yarmouth, 
GOOD, AND CHEA: 
BENIAMIN W. KNIGH T, PIS &e., Tivoli, 
nor St. peona on Sea, Sussex, begs to call the atten- 
tion of his friends and the public to the following CHOICE 
PLANTS, un eh jaro now ready to send out. 
Twely e and distinct Fuchsias, fit for IRA EAT 
for 6s. ; 12 extra first. rate very distinct varieties, all sent out 
for the’ ee time last season, for 12s, ; 12 distinct Verbenas, for 
3s. 6d. ; 12 extra new, good varieties, for 63.; 12 Shoe Petunia, 
for 6s. ; T good and distinct Cinerarias, KE 
kinds, For 12s. ; ; 12 fine Anagallis, Tox E 
d 4s. ; 12 Helotop ume for 4s, ; 1: 
dde nen very distinct VUE for ; 12 ch oice 
n 
s 
a good, for 12s. ; cho; Seeds, 
best varieties: Verbena, 
binums, 2s. 6d. . ber paper; Dahlia, 
; German Aster, 
good show Dahlias, for 6s, ; 
; 12 extra ng distinct kinds, all new last 
pins P 12 MUS fancy, or variegated varieties, for 6s. 
he Ere can be securely packed, and forwarded 
post- ipo on receipt of the amount wit] e order. Catalogues 
of thoa above may be obtained on pre- Eu application—April 
18, 1846, 
CA LCEOLARIA GROWERS. 
NO. STANDISH, URSERYMAN, Bagshot, begs to 
inform his Friends and the aue thathehas alarge Stock 
of splendid spotted CALCEOLARIAS, now ready to sei nd. out at 
unusually low prices, ranging S 12s, to four guineas per 
ozen ; does at 1s, to 2s. 6d. each are really fit for Ro lovers 
and the other sorts, at higher prices, are great nov I 
has now ready some Seedling Plants, raised from PETS of his 
best varieties, at 12s. per dozen, which will no doubt produce 
some spl endid new sorts. Lp now ready to send out, Fuchsia 
** Alfred the Great” and F. monstrosa, at 5s. each, he former 
having a oe red tks with VN HEAT sepals, and a fine cupped 
rich purplish crimson corolla; the latter, an immense large 
flower, the colour of Standishii, but more than vice as large. 
Catalogues of the abovecan be had on sess ed 
TO SEEDSMEN AND A AGRIOULTURISTS. 3 
[Arnir i8, 
NEW SEEDLING VERBENA, FUCHSIA, PETUNIAS, 
AND ANTIRRHINUM. 
Ww, PYER, Nurseryman & Frorist, Peckham, 
ondoh, begs to inform his Friends and the Public 
that n UU sending out after the 21st inst., the under- 
mentioned, which he can with ULM recommend :— 
VERBENA WONDER OF SCARLETS: colour of Boul 
Feu, and atrosanguinea habit—See Wed ue September 
20, 1845 : “ W, I—The Seedling you ed Wonder 
of Scarlets is a very fine variety ; the i ind dividual dower are 
Lo brilliant in colour, an. 
id. each. No discount unless two are 
FUCHSIA TRAFALGAR: tube red, sep als. ton corolla 
p purple, and very large, showing it much below the 
sepals ; ae distinct from any other variety. 7s. 6d. each. 
AINTED HADES white ground, margined pink, 
with Beautify pencilled eye. 5s. ea 
PETUNIA "e NIQUE : lilae ground, pe ey pencilled and 
black eye ; fine round flower and substance. 3s. 6d. each. 
PETUNIA, VANGUARD: rosy purple, xm lege lack: yeh 
. each, 
PETUNIA METEOR: rosy red or purple ground, very dark 
eye and panne foyer 5s, each. 
PETUNIA PE : light red ground, margined with 
apes and oet Pid ape, Awarded a 
certificate of merit at BEEN CES Gardens 53. each. 
ANTIRRHINUM EM IVERYA 
AA a Bue 
TH WHITES. 
Catalogues may he had on application. 
1s. 6d. 
GRASS SEEDS. 
GEORGE GIBBS anp CO. are now supplying their 
Mixtures for laying down to. peret Grass, at KE per 
acre, allowing 2 bushels and 12 lbs, to each acre. This being 
an import tant br anch of their business, having within the last 
ew years supplied them for several thousand acres, with the 
most favourable diu they have been induced 4 to lower the 
ia rice to 325. to meet the means of the plain farmer. G. G. and 
Co., therefore, confidently call the renum of those who may 
be desirous of converting land in: quick and durable mea- 
ae or pasture of the best quality, hott for hay and succession 
of feeding; full directions for ‘sow: treatment will 
secomppny, the Seeds, Men sorts, fori LT. old Grass- 
land, 1s. e per lb. ; fine sorts, for forming L: awns, &oc., 1s. 4d. 
rgo white Belgian Carrot Seed, 1s, 6d. per Ihe italian 
Ry, ce em PUE kind, 88. 6d. per bu: shel. al priced 
Catalogue of Turnips, 'and other Agricultural Seeds, RAUM 
on applieati tion.— Address 8 to GEonGE GIBBS and Go. , Seedsmen, 
the A l Society, 26, D: t, Pi ‘iccadilly. 
GEEDs: pie nr OF AM MOON-STREET, 
THOMAS GIBBS and CO., 
(By Official appointment), the SEEDSMEN to the 
“ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OF ENGLAND,” 
Beg to remind the Members & the Society, and FT RUE 
n general, that their only Counting House and Seed Ware- 
RUE is at the Corner of HALF- MOON SENN Ea PICCA- 
Y, London, as for the last Fifty Yea: 
Priced Lists of A prigava Seeds are KH ready, and may 
be had on application 
THE ARTICLE GLASS. 
M ie DAINES mE BRADDOCK have made 
arrange meri 
Posten. AND BRITISH SHEET AND CROWN 
GLASS, for Hothouses, Garden and other purposes.— 
R. C. having. again reduced the um for small elut squares, 
invites a his former 
lists :— 
er gross. per gross, per gross. 
6in by4 .. ib 8by5.. 13s 9by7 .. 18s. 
Tin. by Sby6.. 14s. l0by8 .. 265. 
i. y: 
R. 0. will in rU receive weekly consignments of STOUT 
FOREIGN SHEET GLASS, of which he purposes keeping 
such a stock as will enable him to execute all orders as soon 
as receive 
PROPAGATING, BEE, CUCUMBER, and GRAPE GLASSES 
of every description, cheaper than at any other house.—For 
New Lists, apply to R, Aun Glass, Lead, and Colour Works, 
48, Leicester-square, Londo: 
FOREIGN SHEET | GLASS, | GLASS TILES, &e. &c. 
he chi Si pest stoutest, and "best quality imported and 
sold at C. JARVIS’S Old Established Window Glass Ware- 
low in price; sashes TG on ‘the lowest terms, 
orders forw: arded with reference will meet with prompt atten- 
*.* The largest apr. allowed off all description of 
Glass for Eun money only, 
Ren TLEN & CO. beg to paa the following sorts 
TURNIPS, which they cai cai 
and of which they hold lar; rge and e uine Stocks. The; 
also, to inform their Customers Me this E oftheir business 
203 
Buy of the Koyal Aiuti Society of Eng gland * 
The following sorts are re- 
commended :—Scott’s Improved Manchester Swedes, Sat 
Tierpred ditto, Laing's ditto ditto, Large Swedish Yellow 
Purple-top, Large. Scotch Yellow Green-top, Large Scotch 
Yellow Purple-top, Dale's Hybrid, Swedish and White and 
Red Tankard, and Pomeranian, 
R. Co. have also a large and well selected stock of 
Grasses, Mangold Wurzel, Clover, ?; &c.; also Genuine Bone, 
Sulphuric ‘Acid and other Mani mur 
They also offer V. egétable Seeds i in i collections, comprising the 
newest and best p all Geese Deans, d in sufficient quantity for a 
year’s supply, fo: 
100 penn of Pee Seeds, Sigel all the 
west and best sorts, for Eis i 
50 ditto, ditto .. 6 
Verbenas, Petunias, Geraniums, &c, for béddiüg vus, [^ and 
6s, per dozen —Poole Nursery, Dors: 
TO EMIGRANTS, “COLONISTS, AND. AGRICULTURISTS. 
JOTATO SEED saved from the best varieties, for 
obtaining early, healthy, and prolific kinds, on Sa lo by 
W. CLARK eaten SEEDSMAN, a 25, uH 
juantity 
fine plants raised 
from seed last yea: er quart, recommended for planting. 
See Gardeners’ Sirona and Agricultural Gazette of 21st March, 
1846, for Reviews of Works on Raising Potatoes from Seed, &c. 
|| ELS GLASS OF BRITISH 
MANUFACTURE, at J. Wzrcn, j na PHILLIPS, & Co,’s 
Warehouse, 12, Panton-street, Haymark. 
rangements with a British. MER LA LUPA they are enabled to 
offer the above article in unlimited quantities at the following 
pat in Squares not ee a0 inches long :— 
— (equal to Foreign Shi 43d. de foot. 
' I averaging from ue yi E OZ. to the foot raa 
» 
» 
J. Waser B jun., having been many years with. Mr. Drake, of 
8, Jermyn- street, and 315, Oxford-street, and at the time of the 
glazing of Chat! távorth Conservatory, has devoted himself to 
1 Glazing D. , begs to call the atten- 
d of Horticulturists generaily to the seve prices for Glass, 
which they undertake to glaze in any part of the United 
They also beg to recommend for Pits and Garden Lights 
mall size squares, which they offer at the following low prices, 
roc in 100 feet PEL en Mer to thickness :— 
n.by3 .. 14d. per foot. 
» in. by .. 24d. p 
6in.by4and ,, din. by7 .. 9d. 
W. & Čo. solicit inspection of their stock of Stained and 
Ornamental Glass at their Warehouse, as above,—12, Panton- 
street, Haymarket, 
5 in. by 3 and 
| Baa S PHEASANTRY, Beaufort-street, King’s- 
road, Chelsea; by ‘Appointment to HER MAJESTY and 
R. H. Prinoe ALerRT. — Ornamental Water- fowl, Black 
Ade White do. ; Egyptian, ARAM China, Barnacle, Brent, 
Bean, S Laughing Geese; Pintail, Widgeon, Gargany, an 
[uU n Teal; Labrador, ighaveller Gold. eyed tufted, Dun 
inioned and domes- 
Bento), &e.—. 3, 
China Pigs. 
Diver, Carolina; and Call Ducks 043 
ticated. Great variety of Poultry, 
DER 
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orm a fine head Eo blooms,” - 
