HE GARDENERS’ CHRONICLE 
AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE. 
A Stamped Newspaper of Rural Economy and eneral News.—The Horticultural Part Edited by == Leder 
No. 18—1846.] 
SATU RDAY, MAY 2. 
[Price 6d. 
INDEX, 
Agri. Soe. ok England d 
how > i 
n of Ireland 292 Aem 
agis in loves Bray 289 b | — Garden noticed 
pokey and Insects on Grasa land. 
- + = 9) b| — destruction of 
| 
Aleyrodes € Coco 4 e | 
Amateur Garde: 284 b 
lias, iby Dubreuil; | 
lant, Gold Mohur - 
lants for Meng or ou 
Botanical Boc. n Edinburgh - 908 b 
Broccoli, remar 2 
lendar, eoreutiyrel 
— agricultural - oT 398 e  Potnodisate - 
ker infrult-trees | ~ |; a88 b |i — scoop - 
Gardaming hirau - 286a planting — - 
Rabite neit o 
Roses, to hedge bud. 
gs, to kil 
Flax sowin 
Flower vink en 
5 nual report - 
Flowers, EN pM for - 
Tenants’ rig is 
raining, fen. 
Wheat, development 
table matter in 
Yew berries, to 
Rooks, new charge against 
ge 
— summer treatment of 
Schnbertia graveolens 
at 
Warfor d eene “Club cte 
Wind Bur cen chine - 
pit 
of vege- 
Protection to Farmer Z 
EXHIBITION OF TULIPS. 
H GROOM, vh Rise, by Ap 
* Frorist TO Hen 
JESTY THE KING OF S. 
Gentry, and Amater 
TULIPS will be in flower on Mon 
Admittance 1s, 
p'eusm- * DOCTOR JEPHSON. PEEPI 
SIA was raised by the EM de the 
named Gentleman, and is pronounced by gro 
seen it to be the finest light Fuchsia known, Sapa 
snowy white, pore E a rich deep rose, habit of V 
anda profuse bloo: 
‘Plants 10s. 6d. each "with the usual discount to the Trade, 
Plants may be me on Capen to Messrs 
M*MuzzEN, Seedsmen, No. 6, Leadenhall-s 
Joun Cutis, CRO ar” Leamington Nursery, 
RIAS, AND PANSI 
Per TRA i any part of the United jm 
WALTERS, FLorist, Hilperton, re e 
* Wilts, can supply the above in strong E pente and best 
varieties. Per. doz.—s. d. 
Fuchsias, i in 12 TEER ** oe 6 0 
Ver is " E 3 0 
Dahi lia e Jie 6 0 
Chrysanthenuns, do. oe we 3 6 0 
Tet e! do. .. E 6 0 
E $ y 
do. " TEL 
C erini Bladud, "splendid, each 
The best ever offered to the publie, can ap Seen an 
; Leadenhall-stre 
LODDI & SONS, ion 
S& 
* for delivery a. limited nm 
eis 
mbe: 
high, very bushy, of UD DENDRON ROBUSTUM a new 
species from the Himala; ains, perfectly h 
magnificent foliage. ch. A remit 
expected with orders from new ' correspondents. 
i OYLE'S SEEDLING GERANIUMS.. 
Gipsy Maid, Josephus, Duke of ree T 
and Alice. . MILER has still a rew com; 
beautiful peealinge: Cash price, 31. the set. 
strong in Per 
N.B siptive Catalogues of Now Plan 
y ian ate. 
CE E PLANTS, 
Fount: 
5s. 
can 
Hes 
on DUCUM, Fus, Guuldor, Surrey, begs to call 
attention of p: s requiring a small 
Choice. Plante to the RO y selections, which will be 
found Ea CER notice, 
12 med Pansies, do. 
Superb Pipe 
Upon the receipt of a Post-office order for 2 
Siphocampylus coccinea .. 
Pentas carnea .. m m 
Alona coelestis . I . 
pins floribunda” os m 
m Lobbianum ++ . 
^ General Tom Thumb Geran 
few dozen of choice ice Dahlias at 10. Pus dozen, 
——— PANSIES. » 
JA SCHOFIELD has a large stock 
PANSIES for sale on the following terms 
. do. 12s. ; 12 good sh arieti 
pus of his beautiful BEEN CD vatietic 
lings, 2s. 6d. to 5s. 
peseriptive List of Pansies, Dahlias, Fuchsias, &e. & be 
] as, de. 5 st 
Pansy Seed 25. d. per packet.—Know, atrop, hear Leeds. S 
KINGSTON NURSERY, SU 
EY. 
JACKSON'S SUPPLEMENTARY 
m LOGUE OF PLANTS. 
ained free on pre-paid app) 
.. Kingst n Nui ursery, Sur: 
with prices, for 184 
ER. 
, May. 3. 
CABBAGE. PLANTS.—A 1 arge quan 
Battersea, Imperial, 2 om k SIRE AGE PLANTS, wW: 
ranted genuine and not to r at 
NE d. per 1000. 
$i had on apelication e W LAM Youne, 
ory, hear G [DA Surrey. 
MAJESTY THE QUEEN, AND To His 
AXONY, respectfully informs the N 
urs, that his SUPERB COLLECTION 1 OF 
day the 4th of May, and can 
be viewed every day from 9 o' inen until 6, Sundays excepted. 
reet, London; or to 
wwickshire. 
FUCHSIAS, puts PARA DAHLIAS, Nr TONES MS, 
EY, eo nowr 
“The Plants are 
f choice Verbenas, do. of 
do. of POREO and 6 select Fuchsias, 
Package included, will be sent to any c of the Kingdom, 
———— ME 
ET RE WU AND OTHERS, 
ppetatinents 
his splendid 
"s ue have 
ear 
Wi imprese, 
s. Hurst & 
a obie ied at 
2 feet 
ardy, and of 
Td will be 
— Augusta, 
ord Morpeth, 
ets of these 
be had. 
collection of 
h ps 
how flowers. 
of the best 
2 extra fine, 
la 
" 
6d. eac 
CATA- 
6, may be ob- 
tity of fine 
ar- 
Milford Nur- 
E AND REMARKABLE PLANTS 
zaiei i om eeds collected within the pig few Years in 
si dy or iu different parts of Colombia and 
AUSEN 
PS 
; in Cumana and Santa Mar ia jos ace: 
NM “ay, DE JONG HHE, 20, Rue des Visitandines, Bruss has 
Plants of the under-mentioned new and fine species ay AES 
CATESBEA LINDENIANA d "hanh: This new £ s. d. 
species has la: stained wi 
ge white flow ith rose 
s leaves. s No. 1799 of Mr. 
tera TOT 30] 
d .5g0 
w 100 
GESNERA HONDENS 3i (Humboldt and Bonpland) 015 0 
PILOCEREUS NIGER: Plants 5 to 6 E Rh 2090 
30to40 centimetres 6 0 
YELLOZIA CANDIDA: with Bowers of the form of 
the common white Lil, 2 0.0 
E m. Minas uiu with purple 
210 0 
n a Bag E Barbacen: n from the Pio 
ZAMIA DEB ILIS (om Cuba) : With linear leav 
w species from Cuba, with rather br 
d 
6—10 0 0 
Wn e from Cuba, with leaves broader 
han in the last T..—10 0 0 
new EUM from Cuba, a very fine thing 10—15 0 0 
ORCHIDS FROM COLOMBIA AND CUBA. 
1, ANGULOA CLOWESII (Lindl.), temperate clima e, 
Colombia. 3L-—5 00 
2. re UNIFLORA (Lindl. N temper: ate climate, 
Colombia 3—5 0 0 
388 05 VARTE ear “Windi.), temperate oli- 
. 3.—5 0 0 
4 TReHOCENTR MACUL x Crui (Lindt. ) Wr PETOG 
9. BLETI A (Hook iba 110 0 
28. EPIDENDRUM. Xe A GROCITILUM PURPUREUM 
eran Colombia iz 150 
ALBO-ROSEUM REGAT) 
y. "UL SM (QUO 115 0 
81. W ARRBA BIDENTATA al.) 00 
And 2 other species obtained fom the vollócong. 
EN, concerning which a special 
Sen k is about to he published. 
ORCHIDS FROM BRAZIL. 
BR E AVOLA CLAUSSENIANA : a new and unde- 
s species from the Mountain of Caraca, in 
be P ince of Minas Ber raes a 0 0 
Li BH: fox Ur SEM 0 
MAXILLA two 0 0 
ONCIDIUM. TRISPU Ni "wo vaste 10—0 
WARREA : two new TE es 0 0 
BENTIOUSH 
EL AURANTIACE M (Linden). —This plant 
is in the Herbarium of this traveller, It 
is Aon Pitie in the province of Carabobo. 
n state that this md shrub bears 
quantities of beautiful orange-coloured flowers. 
A strong plant 200 
BEFARIA: A new species, with “Fose-coloured 
flowers, from New Grenada, It grows at the 
height of 4000 feet above the sea 3.—4$ 0 0 
BEGONIA: New sp. from Cuba, with rose and 
white flowers 010 0 
CEREUS: New sj h white flowers, From Čuba.. 010 0 
CESTRUM : New from Colombia, with white 
flowers. It may also be en aded ouse.. 2 0 0 
Be S A new sp. fron 1 
3ACCIA Pau CHERRIMA. M Col UN de 
With scarlet flowers, from the 
Caraça 0 
GESNERA LIBANENSIS (Linden i m Cub 0 
New aad sp. E om 
Cuba. "E oo m 0 0 
LOBELIA ? s HD midal shrub, with red flowers 1 0 0 
» 
poU s aves and si 
pretty plant . 110 0 
LUXEMBU RGIA, SERCISR a Auguste gest Hilaire) 3 38.—5 0 0 
PITCAIRNIA HASTATA : Seape bearing, 
vermilion flowers dd . 200 
OLD GREENHOUSE. 
BERBERIS AURÜHACBNALS Beaty UE A 
species from Colombia, where it grows on is 
lofty Cordillera, 12,000 feet 3m the sea. 
handsome shrub dent) 
FICUS: New eegoles, with leaves bronze coloured 
underneath (gez Ran. 
LO A SA a gpecies, with large yellow and green 
flowe’ nt has a pyramidal habit 010 0 
LOBELIA SERRA TA A (De Jonghe): A magnificent 
ny species, with purple flowers, from the Blue 
Mountains of Jamaica 6 0 
PASSIFLA ORA : New species, fiom the Blue’ Moun- 
ains of Cuba, with large white flowers 010 0 
TACSONIA : With large red flowers. This new 
species grows like the ipee at the height of 
12,000 feet — .. ki 0 0 
ELASTOMADS, 
CLIDEMIA VALENZUELA (A. rd) m 
CREMANIUM FANICULATUR: Brant OE E 
LAVOISIERA A m "Em 
iy GENTI IANOIDES ul 95.9.56 .:.0 
i; QOTOPETALA:. AID Dl oro 
SEA DE PA sander CERA 
MIOONÍA cHRYSONDN SE (A. Richard) asi ee E 0 
» Species (4. d). Er eee 
gi VINDENIANA (4. Richard) "Rus. i 6*0 
Norr.—All these new species have but just born, PRU n 
and are to this day, with a few exception: oly 08s 
session of M. de Jonaue, who will exhibit to SHO mea fects who 
m with a visit, dried specimens of all of them. 
ailed information, apply to M. J. DE TONO 20, 
E BECK informs the Public that the various Articles 
ds QR Ed y x in Slate for Horticultural pur- 
poses, may e at Worton Cottage, Isleworth, upon 
application 2 the deno: (Sundays excepted). 
DANEGROF "T NURSERY, S STOWMARKET. 
G RLING'S cae RAL CAT. {LOGUE OF 
LORIST’S F LOWERS, can now 
g nearly every new 
ne of ROSES an 
Dahlia of the s 
PANSIES i is 
Weis ande 
or CHILE AN PINE. PINE. 
AND. co» s Stock of mg above magnifi- 
ed in this country 
ARAUCARIA IMBRIC/ 
7 OUELL 
they beg to call the attention of plan 
that those sey cae are not nursed pla m 
ne d E 
vec uine winds. The follow 
Gnd. amay bo-planted: ont citi d ORO D 
per dozen. 
eM 
Pinus excelsa, . 
4 to 5 inches I 
» oo» 
» 18 inch, fne bushy plant 
Gerard 
Abies Khutrow, 
Also fine specimen pi 
21. 95. per 
Agents M ur t the above, Messrs. FLANA- 
GAN and Son, 9, Mansion-hou: where samples may 
een.—Great Yarmouth Nur sery r 
E sy 
ants of older growth from 10s. Gd. to 
HODODENDRONS ax» AZALEA 1 INDICAS.— 
A Collec n of these ae, ele s are now in bloo: 
including all tl n e seen uM. 
(Sundays exe Eu Dang etude, 
J. B. Smirnu, Norbiton Nursery, Kingston, Surrey, May 2 
REATLY REDUCED PRICES. 
yy mran E. RENDLE & Co. have a very con- 
ren oe stock eA AN d us D. CH IAS, FUCHSIAS, 
UN. IES, ANTIR- 
tiscellaneous 
y-low. 
roth of May. 
AZALE AS 
Tanta, LOBELTAS, SELOXINIAS, CA TUS 
ants, ges which they are pows 
pe instan 2 of the newest 
in wantof good Em 7 refer to 
e Chronicle, April 25th, or am rocure a 1 Cue pee a 
copy of whioh fd be had, on applica on. 
N.B. early i Wee on vm net is "many of the sort 
offered are already ge PIou, May 2 
C. BALL, successor to Mr. Jonn Youna, egs 
* to announce that he is Drogen ed to execute orders imme- 
diately, in Strong plants, for any of the under-mentioned. 
Earh e solicited to secure ie Plants. 
NEW SCARL iT PELARGONIUM “HONEY MOON,” very 
eading habit, and v adapted f Tor 
Dr. Lindley's opinion, see Gurdenc ‘hronicle, 1844, p. 
s% ; Your Seedling Scarlet is of a very rich and intense flout 
he trusses are very lar ge and compaet, the one 
: Unc from 70 to S0 buds and flowers." Plants 
$ 
TUM." See 
RNODODENDRON * CAMPANULATUM PIC 
Gardeners’ Chronicle, 1845, p. 398—'* Your hybr 
panulatum inva laces ane PATEE S ground, 
g the margin of the segments tinged with delicate lilac, 
ES tio interior of the upper division E the corolla strongly 
spotted with maroon. The blooms sent indicato a very orna- 
mental variety.” Strong plants 21s, ea 
PELA ARGONIUM * MARIA," very fine, rosy- purpl le. 
See d Chronicle, 1845, p 2—“ Y eedling is an 
QU colour, and is 
5s. 
t ra on es v 
pe 
AORE pus CORTE ES 
Veronica speciosa ws wk, 
Cryptomerié deponice po A i 
Fuchsia serr 
Calceolaria ER for bedding 
n two species, Chusan, each - 
do.  Amoy 1286 
W: im s dev plants to compensate for carriage. “An allowance 
the Taunton Nurseries, May 2. 
M OPER E begs to inform ET friends and the 
public he has made arrangements with Mr. Pawley, of 
the While Hart, B punc p me to cenduct the plint depart- 
ment for E sale of plants 
as a few of n Sioun choice plants ready for 
delive: 
AZ ALBA Meer Am a beautiful ind. distinct variety ; 
EG d 
ei 
nie So- 
lings at the Royal Bo 
Eee ges Sak strong plants, 7s. 6d 
bd. 
ORA COCCIN 
DIN LANGI ug 
d us pon. 10s. 6d., small do. 3s, 6d. 
M UM Seo 
Li 6 
PUNGTAT 0 
SPEOIOSUM 6 
villioxre: A LINDUEYANA Ys 6 
LIOIFOLIA —.. 6 
De SPECIOS e 6 
FUCHSIA SERR ATIFOLIA .. 0 
Rue des Visitandines, Brussels 
o of F Re S. at the 1 
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