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E GARDENERS’ CHRONICLE 
AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE. 
A Stamped Newspaper of Rural Economy and General News.—The Horticultural Part Edited by Professor Lindley. 
"No. 44—1846.] 
SATUR “OC TOBER 31. 
[PRICE 6d. 
DAY, 
INDEX. 
ir aaa ai manu- 
fac’ - 780a 
- E a “profes! lon 73a 
— science ES pu actie of, 
xeview-d P. E s 
Aloe in b bloom - Potato disenee, application of 
Amator karlene Bulbs - Ai a| chemistry todiscover cause of 724 c 
Blo-à in milk - - x, advantage «f early plant- 
ing wish respect to 732 a 
ulbs, va: ious modes of growing 72 a mined io any par 5 
^ 
733 
Ga den, Mrs. For 
tüne's appointment to 783a 
Chemistry, application y to cauce cf 
Eos; er of Potato nis 
pave |  verment commission 
Climbarn, e Saly A we > 728 b |, specting FEA 
pp eRe l 723a Potter ORMe f, ois 
Durham Poo Marketa + 726 | Potatoes Golden, from Poru - 
Faiy cing 735b | — prices of, in Dushem 
Farms, small, scheme of cu aeara à 
vation for = to s o as to secure 
Flax Improvement Boe. the Advent: sof autumn 
Fortune's (Mr.), appointn plan 185 c 
to Ghelsea Botani Garden,- Preston Ag. Soc. report of erops 73% c 
Gardeners and Cooks P operty, righ's 728 c 
Gourds, large - Reviews, malesinons Z qb 
Giass-land, to break up < Rights of Pre ` 728 
Gauno compound - Roser for stsndards © 2 7986 
Hei Sh ina a d*a plan st Season - 795 
law Skillings Agent Jute, rev. | 283a 
Kirchen «s ving, Toles f andlord, agree. 
fuas nd tenant, Doy bus e -Tle 
ment between 731 e Turnipe, ogee ud Sane 
oo to Keep over w inter 728 b edich - 783a 
rn sowane as $992 | Walks, Moss on, to iuo l 7386 
dia a Wasps. taken in Shropthire ~ 728 c 
— fartilie Wheat, Ate seed 731 c 
Milk, blood i P | = are plume or lean gralms 
Moscow, news from. - 22 Ta beste aeea 731 e 
Mosa on walks, to kill - T tice o o Blb 
Paulovnis ipte - Olga b| dome ek. - 2 Hv 
CARNATIONS “AND PICOTEES. 
jous DICKSON, of Acre-lane, Brixton, Surrey, 
begs to inform the. cultivators Sis this beautiful tribe of 
Blower ‘8, that his Catalogue of the t known varieties, now 
vee to send out, m be had on NEPAGO by enclosing a 
ip. — October 3 
i F IE ENOT ( Lyne’s ) 1846.— Rich | Ver- 
milion top petals, with an intensély dark le Tn the 
way of pM s Duke of Cornwall, but much superi: 
Editor's opinion, see Horticulture al Magazine for the erasers month, 
where will also be found e puns n Cd The Peri, Nour- 
mahal, Queen of Beauties, and Ta 
d gendo ours 
LI, memes REMEMBRANCE, PR eO RA- 
EIGH GÍLBERT, and THE PERI, 
Also, NOURMA BEAUTIES, TALISMAN, 
SALE, for 1. 
n Usual Discount to the Trade. 
Printed gr one can be obtained. Great attention paid 
to careful packing. Orders will meet with prompt attention. 
p.) to Nuit E. RENDILE and Co., Plymouth. 
, Union-road, Oct. 1846, 
HAL, QUEEN OF 
and SIR ROBERT 
SHOW Y HERBACEOUS PLANTS 
WOODLANDS Bree Ee UCKFIELD, 
EX. 
M. WOOD anD SON having for several years 
paid partie: ee attention to the ‘cultivation of HARDY 
HÉERBADEOUS PLANTS, during Tum time they have 
s pred no expence in e Newest and most. 
me now much pleasure 
in Bid well assor ted pontes on the following advan- 
rms, when the selection of sorts is left to them- 
Per doz, Per 100, 
‘Good sony ands, all ace 
ORUM 
Extra superb in 
Catslogues of the iore. de iie publistiod, and Le be had, 
s, on application. 
Er peut with each order to defray the expence of. 
carriage, &e. y 
CARLET PELARGONIUMS.—12 Plants of the 
above, in 12 of the best and most distinct varieties i in us 
vation, are now offered for I guinea, basket include 
Shrubland superb efighter astu 
XR Tom Thumb 
et 
Wio gia PIE true 
Qu 
Also i polirke from the above, mu in 2s, 6d. packets 
PHILIP Conway, Old Brompton, Toet 31. 
NEM SUPERB “SEEDLING  CINERARIAS; 
the’ finest Carnations, Picotees, and Pinks; fine Camel. 
lias ; meee eos ey a imbricata; the ‘finest Dutch 
Hyacinths; Geranium d TEX. ; Pansies; Youell’s 
G Victoria arb. 
Tobolsk DI Th RUR TAS TOLFF R. Vue 
For particulars of the Hm all of which are of the very best 
quality, YOUELL and Co. respi pectfülly efer the readers of the 
Gardeners’ Chronicle to their Advertisement of last week and 
the previous Werle ce STA CORALLINA fe. 
Steamers direct to Rotterdam and to Hull twice a-weck, 
ind to o: ae -— Yarmouth Nursery, Oci 
NUUS ACTORS AND PLANTERS. 
VICK, OR NVIITETHORN. —A few Hund 
Thousand of fine clean, jfransbleusad QUICK to be Dis- 
polea of, — e and sample, apply to Yournn & Co., Great 
Yarmouth Nu 
e above ae ‘of the finest quality, and possess an unusual 
quantity of fibrous roots. 
TI tacts: ANEMONES, IRISES, &e, de- 
red free to any part of London, or to any Station of 
the reat “Western pee the low prices annexed ;— 
red 
75 Rare 33-74 English v: mutes (quite mgt dy), i 50 
50 » 17 6 
30 3» » USER 0 10 6 
12 22205 D 0 
DUTCH HYAOINTHS. 
uperb varieties, by name E . Som Eres 
12 Ditto (the best 12) .: I m m Se 4010 6 
Extra fine mixed, per d or m v. Musei dE 
o. o. r 150 
ANEMONES (NEW LARGE). 
50 Distinct varieties, new uo Soule by name. 015 0 
30 S Too 110976 
The best 12 Ditto 05 0 
H. ARDY RANUNCULU! SES. 
50 Fine double sorts, by name m s. 0 12^ 6 
est sorts, a pair of eac MEE D 
The Sand choice sorts, in mixture, per 100° we OF 0, 
Show Flowers, i mixture, mostly Roses and 
Byblomens, very RR xe 00 em . 016 0 
Early dwarf Sorts, for pots, per doz. ETO sl. 26, 
OCUSES AND = VOWDROPS. 
Many sorts, pn colours, p: i. +» 1s6d.t0 0 2 6 
NAROISSU 
Peu MESA and Pheasant’s Eye, very Pu 
010 
uas konan, Paper White, ‘and others; Per doz, 0 3 6 
Pee ens POT 
La Reine, Cloth of ola, v Yellow, and all others, 
Choice sorts, by name, ae inr €» n 209: 45 0 
"The best sorts rn ed Peas, and Other 
n harvested, an ady for delivery 
True Ash- Tent "Kidney Potatoes, onus. free from disease, 
10s. 6d. por 
Jarden Seeds, are 
UPTON AND SONS, Rrapine Nursery, Reading, 
DEN] the above B ulbs A being the very finest in 
cultivation, and being now offer the above low prices, 
early orders are respectfully solicited Ad YN 
N.B ge free as above state 
N GAINE; las several | Mens A xtra strong 
e MOSS ROSES, E adapted for potting, that may be 
had for cash, only, at 25 r 100. His Des: expt e Cat. talee 
of Geraniums, dekene, Cinerarias; don Aor 1947, is now 
li listribufion.— Surrey lane, I ac, Oct. 91. 
HERTFORD NURSERIE 
E Pi FRANCIS'S NEW LIST OF ROSES AND 
* PRICED LIST OF FOREST TREES, EVERGREEN 
ve., are now ready for delivery, and will be forwarded gra 
E. P. F. has a large stock of the following leading a: articles 
Upwards of URS ng i strong 3-year and bedded ED 
yee tie! sh Oak + 9—4 feet. | Hunti Toon m. pe fee 
opui men st » |Laurels .. » 
SUM Fir Y) uo oe m Em 5 
Huntingdon Elm ; 32 25 
Berberis aquifolium, de 3 "feot, lint for ERE in woods, 
dc. 
Carriage of all goo 
s Sb paid or aaivreain in London. 
OSES. 
B. GUILLOT, Neronis AND Sprcrat CULTI- 
ABIES I DOUGLASIL - 
3 BA Zh LANE anp SON, Great Berkhampsted, 
3 Eee S sery a fine plant of this noble me 1 
107. at Berkhampsted, Oct. 3 
E BECK ie ms me Publie that tlie various Em 
* manufactured by ‘him in, ae for Mu reci Yen 
, may be seen in use at Wort 
fae e gari 
feet ms 
pos 
app. 
ZW SE LING § STRAWBERIISE. 
MYA ATT AND SONS have selected from their stock 
* of goeding it the following varieties, which are now ready 
for sending out + 
Myarr’s GLosE, large and fine Havens, perl00 30s, 
i MAMMOTH, very arge E 
»  Pmorirrie, early and gre; 
Yide s SEEDLING, early ?1s. 
above selection are quite distinet, and well worth the 
n. of growers. 
Early orders will ensure strong gc for fruiting next 
season.—Manor Farm, Deptford, Oct. 31 
RIED PLANTS FROM CHINA.—A few sets of 
the VALUABLE DRIED PLANTS collected in China 
y Mr. FonrUNE, may still be procured by applying to R. 
Hewarp, Esq., Young-street, Kensington, London. Among, 
them are many new and rare species scarcely known to Euro- 
ns. 
at bearer g 
OUIS VAN HOUTTE, Frorist, Ghent, Belgium, 
begs to offer for sale Mr. de LiNDEN's m pari vine for this 
fietation) following novelties, in strong plant 
PEN] APHTA. ES SIS 
E node 6a. 
[DENTA 5^0 
RUHACENSIS ;. 50 
LOBELIA SERRATA 50 
RHYTIDOPHYLLUM FLORIBUNDUM 
(Lobelia Hbanensis) 5.0 
SIPHO CAMPYLUS NITIDU 26 
ihe AST diseotdt te he Trade. 
ETHORN 
error in this advertisement last 
Ed Mr. N was named as Mr. Van Hovurry’s a 
partner. Mr. LINDEN is alive, and we hope well, and Mi 
VAN HourTE's actual pont ne 
By a typographical 
IN. 
WOODLANDS NURSERY, MARESFIELD, NEAR 
UCKFIELD, SUSSEX 
V 7M. WOOD anp SON'S DESCR IPTIVE CATA- 
LOGUE OF ROSES, - A New Edition; containing all 
the PROVED novelties of the season, may siill be had GRATIS 
on application, 
O THE TRADE AND OTHER i 
Nurseries, EA Honte, phe the ANI. Railway 
tatio: 
a AND SON Be to call attention to their 
Li ensive stock of FOREST TREES, EVERGREENS, 
ORNAMENT eun E SEUES: TL ANTS, ROSES, &c. 
ay one who may honour Semi wiih v 
riced Lists will be forwarded on applica 
THE HUNTINGDON ELM. 
LMUS GLABRA VEGETA, THE HUNTING- 
DON ELM.—This is by far the most Vigorous EE 
kind of ELM propagated in British nurseries, often ma 
shoots from 6 feet to 10 feet in length. in one season, and the 
tree en the height of upwards ‘of 30 feet in ten years from. 
the graft. Raised at Huntingdon about 1746, from seed col- 
lected 1 in that nei ienbonehod od by Mr. Wood, Bie tes 
there.—Loudon’s Broyeloneda of Trees and Shrubs, p. 723. 
S varieties which may n cured in 
British uere tbe best hind for cultivation for its timber 
untingdon Elm. D. 115. 
‘A large AS pore pR ELM MI wit Ure e 
now on sale at the Mondagioh Cusen at the following 
rices :— 
p 3 fe $ feet, per 100 12s. 
do 15s. 
$ £o i feet, per 100 — 30s. 
o. do. 
5 to 8 (2e 
SR 
ex 
20s. sto D do, 
e prices were ted last week.) 
Also a large RAS of the ORA a superior broad- 
leaved variety of the English Elm, at the same prices as the 
VATOR OF Ross,” Place de la Croix, la Guillatiére, Lyons, 
pete begs to inform. SERE nni ithe Public in general, 
at in his the best varieties of ancient ond 
EW BAST OR MATTING “FOR, HORTICUL- 
T oN OR cant oe article, imported from the 
ba by J. Cook, Esq., of Brook M exhibited at 
Fetein July 'and highly approved for its strength 
y Dr. Lindley, Mr. Marnock, and the numerous 
es gardeners and nurserymen who ener it, may now be 
procured in packets as imported, at 6s, each, each packet 
yielding as much tying NL as six gi by. forwarding A 
‘Post-oftice order for the amount either to Wm. P. Ayre 
Brooklands, Blackheath- dim Kent, or suy of the following 
Agenti ee J.A nderson 4 Co., Pine Appie pae 
Edgeware- e Gler Anae Nurseries, Ohiswi 
Fraser, p bridge road, Leyton, R TER CHE 
Rice a eum ; W. Catleugh, Hans-place, Sloane-street, 
Chelsea ; and F TOES Son, Mansion House-street, City. 
Persons wishing for a SAPE may procure the same by for- 
warding two postage stamps to Mr, Ayres, The usual discount 
to the trade for cash on deliv 
SEED D POTATOES Ri cen ity ofa PES "Potatoes es 
of the SHORT TOP REDS, and RED KIDNEY sorts, 
both excellent) and. profitable kinds, ,Brown on new and rich 
Fen Land, referred to by ‘ Cui rator," in another pant of your 
Paper, are now on sale at 1s. per p peck. They will b 
any part of the kingdom, EXT any D CTDAOR afforded as to 
thó most advisable mode of culture,— oP, P., Curator, 
eare of Mr, Bumpus, Bookseller, Holborn Bars, London, 
modd ROSES are to be) found at mo om prices He 
just introduced several new Seedlings raised by him in 1805, 
and especially the superb Hybrid Perpetual plant, named ** LE 
ANT DES BATAILLES.” Orders, post paid, ber 
attended o 
fine this ERS 
to SORINA many new and splendi 
genus, of the last two seasons’ pr oduct 
J. B.S. with their commands find the articles of first- 
rate EE and D ges pas moderate. A B00 collec- 
ion Ed Camellias, Rhododendrons, Liliums, Roses, 
A List will be forwarded on receipt of a Sonia stamp. 
ibn Nursery, ingen 
ESSRS. LANE RT “SON, ena) ED. 
beg to announce that their "ROSE CATALOGUE nd 
be had m application, enclosing a 2d. nie stamp. T 
beg to add, that the two last pages of the Catalogue may bi 
Sons] with much b avita gh by those desirous of making à 
really good selection, as they eontain the names of all the 
Roses Shih they have PIEN to be the very best for pot or 
greenhouse culture, and fòr covering trellis work, walls, poles, 
&c.&c. Their potted Maita. dnd unusually strong and healthy. 
Oct. 31, 1846, 
A large collection es Lr and Ornamental Trees, E 
ing and Evergreen Shrubs, &c., a Catalogue of which may be 
had on cose dades to S. Woop, Nurseries, jn 
ingdon. 
—. MIMULUS CONDUCTOR. _ 
ME Wo WOOD, Albert Nursery, Brentwood, Essex, 
s to call the attention of the public to that beautiful 
new Seedling, MIMULUS CONDUCTOR; it is the most dis- 
tinct of any yet sent out, 
ready? on applica on. 
RIED PLANTS FROM NEUE AND FROM 
SOUTH PERSIA.—A few Sets of the valuable Dried 
Plants collected in n ay M. Th. Heldreich, and those 
collected in SQUTH P y M. T. Kotschy, may still 
procured by une x M PAMPLIN, BOTANICAL BOOK- 
SELLER, Frith-street, Soho, London The Plants in both col- 
ections are named ; many of them is € known in the 
Engl ish Herbaria, and some of them a tirely new species. 
gar The New ANATOLIAN COLLEG TON of. M, Th. Hel- 
| dreich is expected to arrive shortly, 
jr —— ———— 
