ELS eee 
THE GARDENERS' CHRONICLE 
AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE. 
No. 20—1846.] 
SATURDAY, MAY 16. 
A Stamped peepee of end ced and General News.—The HS et Part Edited by Professor Lindley. 
Agni. Soc. of Engle 
— lecture at rto 
Kale, Bud: 
Land, tenure of 
Age. io Lower priis. e eira Lease, the — - = = = 3355 
Yn Au - 817c Esp onte mou. 98 
Bees, remarka on- eea D iliii DES 
Birds, Nuchtelt > + + 80 Miner HOY eius ul ol. 9 
Boller, the Captain = = (o 8!6 a | — ras - = = 8820 
rown scale » 80c bur nde a substitute (for 
€ optical = 3898€ - > 819 
agricultural - 331d elton, toincrase = - 3830 
Cambridge New Bot, Garten 815 b | Morels - 819a 
Danker rema z 319c| Mustard seed and wireworm - 820 
ron doa = 890c 
DEus making amie -> 88lc htoperoa prolifer 2 
y manag’ > Bub a Witumanniana -~ 
Drainage on clay soils Z- 89a Ves Ed and ine to grow 
E gg hatching, áfilfieial + BiBc,Qogother 320 b 
Farm horses. pep - 327b e growing at Thornfield - 819a 
Farming r Bogie Bia rodek “ates | Plan oc beading - 86a 
rework.» = 396 b  Palmalse heating” = 18 ¢ 
Pir-trees, ulcers in. - 220 b | Potato disease - 8155, 319 b 
Flower dea Blants - 316a | Probus aemm, Club —Ma- 
Food, m - 395a ures - 339b 
Garden lu spotted 817 a | Putty, ma ine gus. a subs - 
Gar Y Benevolent Insti. tate for - = soc 
15 e | Savings banks - -< - < 398a 
Gardeners’ troubles 2 8890 c | Slugs to kill z E 
Gardening, romance of - 8194 | Snails 817 c 
as tar as manure = ; 839 b | Saila, gaps attraction of age b 
ure for insects - 818 ¢ ‘field Pin 819a 
oree cultu + 898€ TAA maousa | >. Bl74 
ore gate saxiiragafolia - 898 rees, Grass under - - 8iBc 
Grass under tre - 318 c| Tulip disease - ala b 
Hosting, ‘oles Mrs ae ooh i D and Peaches, to grow 
- B18 ¢ er 320 
asta hs oul lmreof - - 818b oki] - /- - - 818e 
Horticultural Boclety, 81ba, 3214 Wart rules - 319 
'thousea, ereo H * 8a | Wireworm and: Mustard seod 820 ¢ 
Soe to desti - 818c ags e 
TO THE. SUBSCRIBERS OF TH 
qaos BENEVOLENT INSTITUTION. 
URTH APPLICATION. 
e Votes of dio Subseribers are 
USES Election, on behalf 
years, who has been all his lif 
iy Aerona aea b 
Knight an 
& de Pine-apple-place ; Messrs. 
Noble j^ Co. 
earnestly solicited, at the 
of BERNEY FARRE 
e a Gal 
Y, aged 
rdener, Dur from a 
leet- ae 
Mr, Charlwood, Covent-garden, To all of the above-named 
tlemen B, PARRELLEY begs to return his i thanks for 
pecuniary : and other assistance, —May 
VIBES 
as the pas a the day by carrying off 
Grand Horticultural Show, at Chis ick, a Saturday last. It 
is now being sent out at 10s. 6d. per plant. 
May 16. 
Nurseries, Great 
LANE anp SON'S NEW SEEDLING 
SIA “MRS. LANE” has mus established itself 
First Prize at the 
PINE PLANTS. 
J C. WHEELER hasa quantity of fine, healthy 
* PINE PLANTS of the best varieties to dispose of at very 
moderate prices. 
His Catalogue of Dahlias, Verbenas, and 
other plants for bedding Qut, is now ready, and may be had 
free on 
GROOM, Crapnam Ris: 
H. 
AND To Hi JESTY THE KING O) 
E, 
near Lonpon (By 
Aproreruer Fours vo HER CENE THE QUEEN, 
F SAX 
mars of "SERANIUNS. AURICULAS, "but IUM LA 
y, begs to say his 
OLIUM, and NEW PLANTS is ready, and will be for warded 
ps E OR on SROHOAN ion 
as a fine stock of CARNATIONS and PLGOLRLS; 
and expects to have a fine bloom of RANUNCULUS and ANE 
MONES this season. 
* 
' Foreign orders executed. 
es WATERER begs to announce that his splendid 
; CEN of PANTS RI ye ONS: AZALEAS, and other 
, will be 
bloom about ie 20th inst., 
ae win est in perfection the ensuiug fortn 
rican Nursery, Bagshot, Semen, near 
tion, South- Wiss Railway, wher 
obtained.—May 
WS ud Sta- 
may be 
GREAT FALL IN TURNIP SEED. 
J. G. WAITE begs to inform the Trade that he has 
made a considerable reduction in the price of TURNIP 
SEED, a Priced List of which may bs had on application. 
N.B. Dwarf French Beans, 24s. ushel, in any panty 
4, Eyre. street-hill, Hatton- set huis N 
T BECK informs the Public that ihe various Articles 
* MA S. by him D d for 
ESSRS. J. ANp H. B OWN c can now supply good 
; .BR ; 
Plants of the following desirable varieties for bedding, 
&e. 
Dahlias, an the newest and best sorts in culti- 
. per 100, or 5 
per doz. 
Fichas D of thie most approved show sorts 0 
do. 
0 
v erbenas em Petunias, the ERA and best sorts Bh Oper doz. 
and 9 0>, 
poses, may Us Seen i n Cottage, Isleworth, noB 
application to the misdemer (Sundays s ewoepted). 
THE NEW 2ST AND VERY BEST SUCESIAB, 
ERBENAS, PETUNIAS, 
DenayERED IN PERF BOT ORDER, P Us "OST, FREE, 
NY PART OF THE UNITED i po pera 
OUELL AND CO. are now sending out post, 
free, the necp. 2 very i FUCHSIAS, fndludipg 
Sen sep and othe va s ai ve Oks. per doz, 
e first-rate aioe Ya USE ` v re 35 
Fine ditto 
NEW AND SUPERB WHITE FucHst A; 
Dd 10s. 6d. per plant. 
ELL anp CO. to eall the attention of eul- 
tivators of FUCHSIAS " mue above Seedling, which they 
will g itee is not surpassed by any light variety yet raised, 
Ande general SEACA and refer to the following 
remarks upon it :— 
“An elegant flower, light tube ando. ay aa crimson 
core a "ers" pane: d Sept. 2 
“A A A A S Susena a magnificent 
white seedling Fuchsia the Messrs. s YOUSEL, 
flower is abouti 3 inches in length, fe tube epals white} 
and Sar b] As Venus Vietrix, three mn its size, and 
is mueh more brilliant and fain in re It should be called 
H Sansparell, as it E most assuredly as m. the most "pets 1 
Editor of the Cam! "ic vertiser, Oct 1 
Their 5 other finc Seedlings are now ed for sendi 2. out 
with wx pores ; and when the set is taken, will be charged 
1. 11s. 
SELECT SEEDLING VERBENAS (raised 1845.) 
; Grandissima, 5 5s.; E Celeste, 
For description of 
ATO Beat of March Ist. They Vd 
crt as sending out; per post, free, or other adus m. he set. 
da ozen. 
š ery superio: 
PANSIES, fine varieties . 
» age ditto, 
ing of the be: 
tivation . 
po vo 
RI 
AS 
o 18s. 
AR and free-flowering sorts, ne name, "9s, 12s., 
ERICA! 
and 18s. per 
CHRYS S THEMUMS, "s best and newest sorts s by name, 
per post, free, 9s. and 12: r dozen, including a new species 
justimported fn ‘om heran 
hose ay ouring Y. and Co. with their orders for the above, 
pe ally requested to state the varieties they already 
tha hat a repetition may be avoided, every care being ob- 
n making improvements, by adding such varieties as 
will p satisfaction, 
CAL MAT AS m Housing sn sees 6s, per dozen, 
GERANIUMS 9s 2s. 
30 Padek of NEW Ach P PLOWER SEEDS, per 
post, free, for 6s. 
The Second Edition of their CATALOGUE is in the Press, 
and will be published in a few days, and may be had by enclos- 
ing two postage stamps, 
Yreat Yarmouth Nur: serv, May 16. 
Vi ERBENA SEED- Its simultaneous and healthy 
ES complete in 4 to 6 days.—Full and explicit 
par Tom for effecting this desideratum can be furnished by 
M. BREWER, EH T, 4, St. John's-wood-terrace, Regent's- 
park, London, where inspeetion of his numerous seedlings, t px e 
pri oduce of his aU is respectfully invited. In case of 20 c: 
CHOICE 
KNAP HILL NURS 
» near Bagshot, 2y is from the 
Woking Station South Western Rai! 
ERER 
OSEA WAT 
RICAN PLANTS are now in bloo 
any day, except Sunday, gratis. 
Rb begs to se AES AME- 
m, and may be seen 
The Wokiug Station is within 
an hour's ride of London, and there are always co 
to be obtained from it to the Nursery.—l6th May, 1846. 
nveyances 
GREATLY det PRICES. 
LE 
ILLIAM E. REND 
& Co. hi 
have a ver: 
y e 
siderable stock of GERANIUMS, DAHLIAS, FUCHSIAS, 
AZALEAS, PETUNIAS, 
AHINUMS, KREDITAS, 
Plants, &c., which are now sendin: 
for peanon, 12 Ey the newest Dahlias i: 
are in want of good 
VERBENAS, PA 
GLOXINIAS, CACT US, Miscellaneous 
NSIES, ANTIR- 
ing out at very low prices : 
their List in the Chronicle, April 25th, or proi 
co; ae which can be had, 
n early applientior ni 
ee ed are already getting aor bead 
CHOICE PLANTS 
on PAM ei 
ary, as many pi ape sorts 
Plymouth, Ma 
e soli 
sorts of the ges sould refer t 
ea € 'atalogue, 5 
HARLES HART, Frorist, “Guildford, Surrey, 
begs to inform ee Publio. ibat he has fine benitby. 
pér doz., eithe 
mu. Vedi 4s. per d 
uchsias, 5s., and strong Heloo huke. 4s. per Mor 
9f Pansies at 4s., 6s., 
how Me eee 
Anagallis, " per doz. 
ND ocampylus coccinea .. 
ph. ospermum SPfpupde 
‘Alona celestis ++ ++ +s 
Statice Dickensońii L^ UM 
Fuchsia pop 
een Victor ori 
apos Show Danis is, 103. des RU 
Ye prices, 
"pac 
plants 
for border 
oz. ; 
.. 5s, 0d. 
$486 
vy enira 
Lag oes tet 
. 2 t 
age Dind mated with 
g received by Wednesday Next ^e 20th ins 
the parties will "e required to forward pre- ent fees of 5 
cach, receipt of which would command direc? dispatch of re- 
quired information, 
Verbena Seed sent, post free, m $us B., would be accurately 
labelled with owner's name or safe and securely r 
LEE in plants, per post free, within 8 days, at a charge of 
s. Gd. per 100 seeds. 
B. BIRCHAM, Hedenham Rosery, Ld 
* Suffolk, begs to "offer the following First-rate PER- 
PETUAL and BOURBO ROSES, in pots fit for transplanting 
into borders, o o form beds of Perpetual Roses :— 
a 1 Perpetual. ourbon. 
Aubarn Cérés 
Augustine Mouchelet Comte de Rumbuteau 
Gleniettine Duval Crimson Globe 
Comte d' Eu Dupetit Thouars 
Dr. Marx Edouard Desfosses 
Due d’. ae 
Due de Cha. 
Duchess of Sutherland | 
Fulgorie | s 
La Bouquitierre | Madame Aubis 
e ne | 
Lady Alice Peel | Proserpine 
fadonie Bint Dathpibrcel Pierre de t 
Madame Lanay | Beis coss Clementine 
farquise Boceella ueen 
MLANA coca ars Souvenir de la Malmaison 
Mrs. Elliot Splendens 
nce of Wales E Virgi 
Pet Albert Noisette, 
ha 
P durpra de T yre 
| Cloth of Gold, 
icd the most liberal terms, 
peethilly requested from all 
Thib pati t 
William Jesse. 
R, B, B. wiil supply order 
remittance: or E is r 
I 
A 
un- 
Ca 
Railway. ERE May ds. T 
alceolarias and Cinerarias mm E 
Heliotropiums, Pinks, and Pansi : m 
elias, upright and tr: mind varieties 
Salvia Patens, Eugen c dur wads 4 others 
entstemons, 6 sorts . 
Potentillas, 6 softs .. . 
Phloxes, 18 sorts oe .. m 
Antirrhinums, 6 
Gnothera Tera: lia, s gen 4 others. 
Catananche bicolor 
Gazania, 4 sorts dedi. 
xalis floribunda 
Campanula, 6 tall and 6 dwarf v: 
Alstroemeria ts 
Iberis semper 
Scarlet flower 
Gaillardia coccinea, and 3 others . 
atellaria splendens, and Euthalis mier 
Anagallis Brewerii, Grandiflora, and 
Soa i Splendens; Flava, ponguntifollas and 
Stri; po 
Double ud Tree Violet . 
flavum 
Chrysanthemums, choice sort 
Sea d other Geraniums .. E 
Var legated do. SE vs 
D f York, new s strong grow er . 
Perpetual Rc fine new scarlet 
General, Tom T Thumb 
ng Stachys inodora' 
o. 
Tea. scented Roses ue “pots), mud Meque 
cluding Elisa Sauvage, De-Mont, Helle 
Allamand, Bride of Abydos, Devoniensis,&c. 12 0 per doz. 
Cloth of Gold, Noisette ^. 
12 superior varieties of Climbing Roses .. ae 
HARDY CLIMBERS. 
Cobma, eed ODD ME ge 
pe: n 
d Rhodoehitor 
Clema: Pecan randiflora, 
Do. Bicolor, Sieboldii, and Double Purple 
New Searlet Trumpet Honeysuckle 
New Yellow Hopersnciie . 
Double Red Pornegrana and Solanum crispum 
Wistaria sinensis and Passiflor fs 
Jasmines, of sorts, Apt bia, gin 
Creeper, Variegated Ivy, Buddlea bos, 
and New Blu 9 Oper doz. 
Greenhouse and Stove Plants i in great "Variety. 
Flower Seeds, 36 papers 10s. ; 18 do. 5s., forwarded free by post. 
s m Petunias, Verbenas, and many other ae could 
t by po: oreign commissions for Seeds and Plants 
bE an gh porn executed. 
Albion Nursery, Stoke Aia near London. i 
D LODDIGES & SONS, Hackx Y, have now ready 
* for delivery a. limited muinbes of superb Plants, 2 feet 
high, very bushy, of RHODODENDRON ROBUSTUM—a new 
species from the Himalayan Mountains, perfectly hardy, and of 
magnificent foliage. Pri 5s. each. A remittance will be 
ete With os tues i Met Cone RENTS 
AHLIAS AND GERANIUMS were never before 
offered at such prices, and the plants are all strong, in 
the best health, and are the very best varieties in cultivation, 
the best new kinds being regularly purchased, and propagated 
up to the present season. 
THOMAS APPLEBY, NunssnYMAN, York, being about to 
decline Dahlia grove ing (to make room for other s tock), is de- 
termined to offer his remaining stock of this popular Flower at 
the following tempee g prices :— 
100 Plants in 50 of the best varieties 
100 ed (all good kinds) . « 
6 
2 
oh 
2 
2 
$ 
D mix 
80 2 dn.) of the best varieties 
50 >, mixed (all good kinds). . 
20 |, in 20 best varieties 
ed, good lc 
ru orth, vat 308, s 
heap. Scarlet Geraniums of 
; ditto, General Tom Thumb, 9s. per dozen, 
can also su uppl: y E T 
in pots 2 months and twice stopped, at 4s. Also, 
Fuchsias, Verbenas, Petunias, EO A Pansies, and 
Lobelia erinus gr; andiflora, Am lozen, according 
i strength of plants, The t Fuchsias Er out last season, 
s, each, or 9s. per dozen, dá ong 
* The above 
age, &c. 
In addition to the above variety of articles, T. A. has also to 
offer a very choice selection of all the best varieties of 
ROSES, in cultivation, at the lowest catalogue prices. 
the Public ms ay form some idea of what T. Š; baa inthis way, 
he begs to state that gis obtained an extra and President's 
Prize ‘for a Stand of Cut Blooms at the Y. 
and decns Society's Exhibition on Age 
also ail the Prizes for Roses a pots (1, 2, 3, light, im 220. 
Suy atthe shes Exhibition 
nts. 
e prices are all Ans of Hampers, or Post- 
paid to London by Norfolk | 
i 
E. es Stove, and Hardy Herbaceous Plants 
eq aut z 
raas i will "be executed in strict rotation as received, and 
the best Plants (where there is choice) taken first, 
