THE GARDENERS' 
CHRONICLE. 
[Nov. 
- 
f 54 5 
~ STRAWBERRY PLANTS. HEDENHAM Rosary, BUNGAY, SUFFO MO SES, 
HALLY, NuRSERYMAN, Blackheath, begs to an-| AN ces LIST OF A S e E MÓN OF THE BEST P oonan PERRY, m EDO House, Fulham 
+ nounce that he has a HE E of well. established strong aur IN our N begs respectfully to inform the public that he has alarge 
ST RAWBERRY, 
D. 
." ^ This VERUS 
Keen's Seedling both in habit a uit, 
larger, firmer, and better TANER or mns n Plants of the 
above 3s. 6d. per 100, or 25s, per 1000. Also the following 
kinds, which having been early bedded out, and carefully 
selec ted, are strong and well established, and can be war- 
ranted tj 
s. per 1000. 
. , 
Keen’s Seedling . 
Swainston 
Roseberry 
Scarlet Pine 
Tui cm Late Pine 
Cole's s Bani Prolif 
Myatt’s . 
a Mammoth BAe rts AGREE. LCRA T das 
. m oo £ 0 5 
Hooper's T Seedli AE, RES 
Comte de Paris, atter’ E H -. 3 6 per plant. 
Princesse Royale y Boo TW 
La Leigeoise 1 0 A 
The usual allowance to the Trade, 
HOICE FLOWER ROOTS. 
LARKE ARD Co.; Seke a ‘> Frorists, 86, 
High-street, Borough, offer fur Sale the under- 
mentioned DUTCH B ULBS, wa a hate d true to name, which 
the 
follow- 
f the United Kingdom at 
s. per doz. ; Do. 
largest double, 2s. 6d. per doz. ; Polya nthus Narois 
; Parrot Tulips, bpleñdid colours, 25. 
Pscittacinus, Qs, 6d. per pF ibetinindnds $s. per doz. ; 
Crocuses, 2 8 best v per 100; Ranunculus, fine 
mixed, 4s. per 100 ; D) vede named varieties, 1s. 6d, per 
doz. ; Ateos, fine double, mixed, 8s. perlb.; Lilium Lon- 
giflorum, splendid, 5s, per doz.; Narcissus Pocticus, and Double 
White, 4s, per 100; Van Thol Tulips, for pots, or. per] 100. 
E d Tulips, from ‘named flo owers, for beds, 10s. per 100 ; Com. 
a Coelestis, "Arie bises 3s. per Lien EA 
Pi re (to bloom), 1s. 6d. root. 
All other sorts of ies Roots at equally low prices. Cata- 
logues may be had. 
UTCH FLOWER ROOTS.—The present being 
the most favourable season for general planting, 
J. CARTER begs to submit the following extract from his 
erase of such articles as he can pus f recom- 
ity acinths, for pots or water, 6s., 9s., and B 5 ger, aio 
Polyanthus Narcissus, various 5 
Paper-white co an Narcissus 3 s » 
Double 9416, 9553 
New early Soli d'Or ao. $16 ings 
Double Whi 1 6 39 
Poets’ or Phea t- Bye, crimson border 1 0 3 
Sweet-scented large Dutch Jonquils 16 » 
Crocus, 1000 in 10 ope fine sorts 2207.0 EN 
Fine mixed Dutch ditto, for borders 1 6 per 100. 
Extra fine late Tulips, from named sorts 10 6 » 
Iri d me, In extra fing sorts 3660. Ay 
itto . 30 0 
ed sorts 5 0 
very, ‘ine mixed og sh Iris 3. 0 per doz. 
Tris, Spanish, 100 extra fine sorts 20 0 
Ditt - 10 0 
Very finemixed 5 0 per 100. 
Anemones, finest now Dutch named 6 0 per doz. 
Ditto ` finest Sca QNO c 
HIM extra fn, nated 27 6 per 100. 
Dit q9. Qt 
Turban Ranunculus, imer Scarlet FS ON Say 
Ixias, beautiful mixed, 2s, TES gn AONO r 
paraxes, ditto 2s. . 16 0 m 
Gladiolus cardinalis, extra d 50 pe ae 
Ditti itto smal s 2 
Poe REGINA, a new and erent Stove Addids 
four seeds, 1 
= ae eA Seedsman and Florist, No. 238, High Holborn, 
on 
ee ON EN SRE TING: —On the 
et), will be 
of seed of his Black- isphie Cur ree for 2s. 
ingham's Victoria Green dns Melon, per packet 23. 
Cuthill's Early Scarlet Flesh , 2s. per 
d T s RARE UE Bue nus with EROS for 
per packet. 
uel Searlot Clove, and a French Yellow Picotee, at 125. 
The TBritish i quien and Keen's Seedling Strawberries in pots 
Forcing. 
J. cu Florist and Early Forcer, Denmark-hill, Cam- 
berwell, L 
TO! VER GENTLEMEN, NURSERYMEN & OTHERS. 
ABIES CANADENSIS, on HEMLOCK SPRUCE, 
G BAKER, NURSERYMAN, Bagshot, Surrey, havmig 
* the aet A Od in Europe, of various sizes and in fine 
condition, c. onfidence recommend this noble tree to 
the ign iof the DUG, at the ERG! prices :— 
—Transplanted .. t £0 12 9 ^ zu 
» » soy, 016 0 
35 » T5150 y, 
3to4ft. ,, 1100 5 
PICEA’  BALSANBA. 
1} to 2 ft. sabED 8 0 n 
3, 
G.B. having a fine Stock of Flowering KALMIA LATIFOLIA, 
can supply them at the following low pric: 
t £2 10 Po per 100 
» 
S:— 
D to 12 inches oe at 
» REM 
18” 5 120 m 
Wwe Specimen Plants from 3s. a ^ 5s. each. 
— have reduction.— 
The usual oa to the fi trade. 
GENERAL PATATE OF NURSERY STOCK. 
TI 
Wr 
AND SON, in returning their sincere 
ks dex past favours, bag le leave to iy Pass friends 
that they havo just fie de 5 deb Enlarge OGUE OF 
Vm EES CONTFETOD, “CLIMBERS, 
ED ERG RE ENS, d in Forest, an | Ornamental 
uem with a selection of Plants suitable for For 
art the Second contains a selection | of all the most wipes qu 
Str: 
I 
tive Catalogue sent on appli 
ondon per Norfo 
ED FOR BY 
OBERT. BENJAMIN BIRCHAM.—A Descrip- 
SALE 
ication. Carriage paid to 
lk Railway. 
Herbaceous ai lpine Plants, 
berries, &c. 
Copies of the abore also a Densipive Catalogue of Roses, 
may be had, gratis, on application. 
Woodlands Nursery, Maresfield, nr. Uckfield, Sussex Nov.14. 
Stron g 
Dwarf Height 
Plants. HYBRID PERPETUAL, ofStem.| Price. 
In Pots. 8. d. 
25. 0d. peo pense 2 6 
2.0 2—3 2 6 
Barone Mire s da 3 3.0 
Clementine Seringe 2 6 
16 Clementine Duval 
ue Comte de Paris, F. —: 2 6 
2 6 | Comte d'Eu, F. 2—3 3 0 
1 6 | Comtesse Duchatelle 
2 6 | Coquette de Bellevue 
2 0 . Mar: xd e) 24, [148.50 
20 Duc d'A 
2 0 Duchess c or Siberia 6 
2.0 alte 6 
1 6 | Fu 
ripis a | Merlin 
Julie Dupon 0 
6 0 La Bedoyér 
La Bouquetierre 3 0 
2.6 | La Reine UP 3 0 
Lady Elphinstone 2 6 
2 6 | Lady 2 ce Peel 3 0 
Eg aane, 21:8 2.0 
Louis queri 2—3 2.0 
2 0 Madame Emma Dampierre | 
Madam meme 7 2—3 2 6 
ré Madar Dafa ay, F. PE 2:0 
2 0 Marquise Boccella. 2—3 8 0 
20 Melanie Semis —3 2.6 
1 6 Mrs, Ellio: pt 26 
16 Princa Albert 2 0 
Princesse Hel lene 2:6 
20 dae of Wales 20 
e de la Guillotiere 2—3 2 0 
EIR Rivers (Laffa y) 2:8 2 0 
2 6 Robin Hood 
2 6 Thibault ? 
16 William Jesse 2 20 
BOURBON ROSES. 
1 6 | Acidalie AUR qu, T6620. 1-2 |2 0 
l 6 | Amenaide 2—3 2 6 
20 Anne Beluze 26 
Bouquet de Flore ps 2 0 
2 0 Jeres . M 2. 2 6 
2 6 et. sity d 
2:0 Seine et Marne 2—3 2 6 
2 6 Comte de Rambuteau 3 3. 0 
2 0 | Comtesse de EAE. 
1 6 | Crimson Glol 
a 2:0 
2 6 Deuil Due d'Orleans 
2 6 c de Chartres 3 6 
2 6 | Dumont du Courset 
3 0 | Dupetit Thouars... 
1 6 | Edouard Desfosses 2.0 
Emile Courtier 2.0 
16 EY te flm 2 0 
2 6 e Cuvier 3 6 
2 0 dion bos ie Te Guilloticire 
2 6 Gloire de Pari D 
1:6 Gloire de Rosamene” 
3 6 Henri Lee 
20 Imperatrice Josephine 
2 0 | Lady Gan 
5 0 Le aanee 
2 6 a Gracieuse 
3 6 Le. Grenadier 
5 0 | Le Marechal du Palais 
20 Madan X 2 6 
Madame Lacharme ` 2 6 
dame Nerard wie 20 
2 6 Moe Souchet 
2 0 | Paul Joseph 30 
Phoenix, F. 2.0 
1 6 | Pierre de St. Cyr 2 6 
2 6 Pourpre (Fafait) ij 
2 0 | Princess Clementine 2 6 
Princesse de Modéne 2 6 
20 Pros 2 6 
T 46 Queen, 2.6 
2 0 | Reine de TUS 
30 Reine de Vierges 
2 0 | Splendens, F. yis 2 6 
3 0 Ea iat Maislüison 3 6 
+ 26 
20 Virgile r 
xu d. worked upon 4 to 9 inch stems, 
Blanchefl. « Is 6d | Fanny Pari Is 0d 
urine ae main 7 6 |Gloire d'un parterre 2 0 
DE 1 6 | Grandissim: 16 
REESE UTR 1 6 | Guerin’s git A INS 
Duchess of Kent . 1 6 | Julie 1 6 
e ao dus s . 1 6 | Kean 2 0 
Hyp: 2 1 6 | Latour d'Auvergne 20 
La e . 1 6 | Madame Damoureau.. 1 6 
La Volupte aes . 1 6 | Madame Duchesnoy 16 
Madame Huet 1 6 | Madame DES cT 
Madame L'Abbey  .. 1 6 | Matthew 156 
lanie 1 6 | Modest ueria 1G 
New Globe Hip 16 ly M 1 6 
Nicolate ... 1 6 | Gillet P. it 2 6 
Pashot (fine) 2 0 |Rienne e surpasse .. Tuo 
Pompone de Laqueue 1 6 | Tom sims 
Princesse Clementine 2 0 | Triomphe Ris Janssens 2 0 
Rose D 2 0 | Beauty of Billia Pare) 
Superb striped unique 2 6 | Belle m 16 
Bou a ae Nanteuil ... 1 6 | Breny 10 
76; Charles "Ponequior 2 6 
jd Ville de Bruxelles 1 6 | Chen 2 0 
enelope » 1 6 STEEL EO de Lacepede 16 
Pope 2 0 | Decandolle 1 6 
Semiramis 5 2 0 | Plora Mac Ivor | dU 
Cerise Superbe | 1 6 |Fulgens 10 
i 3A 1 6 | Hypocrate 20 
Columella. =» 2 0 | Lord Nels Lo: 
gorren Almaviva .. 1 6 | Madame Plantier 16 
16 eau 2 0 
1 6 | Magna Rosea ... 10 
1 6 | Prince Albert (Hooker 1 6 
Duchess of f Buccleugh 1 6 | Richelieu ee) 1 6 
Due de Tre 1 6 | Tri Apne Laqueue 1 6 
Due de Valmy . 1 6 | Coupe d'Heb. 2 0 
16 Double Marginaéed rip 2 0 
Duchesse @Abrantes... 1 6 | Persian 26 
paan 1 6 | Queen o: Deua E LAC; 
1 6 
Se dida, Nov. 1 ; 1846, 
quantity of fine strong MOSS ess PLANTS at 20s, per 
hundred. They have been bedded out two seasons, and now in 
excellent order for potting. Ie merus great quantity of. 
Moss Roses in pots that have been potted one season, and now 
fit for forcing, which he will sell ata very reduced price. 
d LMS, FULITAM-ROAD, 
"THE ARBORET: UM, zr Hes 
BROM 
D. AP 
RAMSAY begs Ho “inform the Trade and 
others that he has a quantity of Two-year Bedded 
SWEE T BRIA R, in prime condition ie potting, 1 iu er 1000 
also a quantity of Three-year Bedden UICK 1 00, 
and SRÉEN HOL LIES, from 13 feet to 2 feet, 20s, Der 100, with 
an assortment of Standard Oytisus, A , Robinias, Poplars, 
Ash, Willows, Thorns, Roses, dsc. &c., of all sizes, on Purse 
moderate terms 
Orders ean reilly Pabkad and sent to any part of the Country. 
Plans and Estimates submitted for the carrying out all kinds 
of Ornamental Groundwork and Planting in any part of the 
ESE 
GER ANIUMS AND “ROSES. 
AMES WALKER is now TRUE out the following 
Six choice GERANIUMS for 1, 5. ee RIO &o., I 
in lp plants, viz. Foster’ Orion, Ard d Doctor 
Lindley ear], Garth’s Mag gog, d Tainbeidge's Ca- | 
milla. ion ot ‘welve from the follow wing varieties for l 
| 
| 
18s., cu: n Il, 1s, including. hamper, &c.—»iz. 
Hoyle's "itus. Chacipions Pompey, Sarah Jane, Unique, and 
Amelia. e’s Princess Alice, Imogene, Princeps, White 
Perfection, and Coronet. Foster’s Duke of Devonshire, Nabob, , 
[ow Shield of Achilles,  Garth's South-Western. Gock’s 
Hee Gaines's King of Saxony and Duchess of Leinster. — | 
Ca MEE s Juliet and Plantagenet. A selection of Twelve good | 
pot Roses for 9s, to 15s. 
A ye office or di will be required from unknown corres- I 
pondent j 
A iOhtalogue of choice Auriculas, o athua de. &o., ! 
may still be had on prepaid applicatio: 
E: hodes, Middleton, near Miiohepten; Nov. 14. j 
in AR IG FAD f 
'INES FROM EYES IN 6.INCH POTS, FOR } 
WALLS, VINERIES, OR POT CULTURE, 3s. 6d. each, | 
1, August Muscat, or Muscat p 17. Hatiff de Jura, black, | 
Museat of Alexandria. I 
2, | 19. Muscat, Cannon Hall, | 
3. Bla bum |20. Muscat of Fontainbleau, | 
4. Black E WiL ack 
mot's. 21, Mignonne, white cluster, 
5. Black July. 22, Museadine, Royal, white, 
6. Black Prince. 23. Pitmaston White Oluster, 
7. Black Damaseus. 24. Saint Augustine, black, | 
8. Cambridge Botanic Gar- | 25. Scotch White Cluster, 
den, black. 26. Saint Peter's, black 
9. Ohasselas Musqué, white. | 27. Saint Peter's, West's, black 
10. Early Black Cluster, Wil. | 28. Sweetwater, white. 
liams's, 29. Sweetwater, Dutch, white. 
11. Esperione, black. 30. Sweetwater, Bnight’s, 
12, Frankenthal. 
13. Frontignan, black. 81. anectnatey Grove End, or 
14, Frontignan, grizly. Early White Malvasia. 
15. Frontignan, red. B 32. White Riesling. 
16. Frontignan, violet or purple | 33. White okay. 
THOMAS RIVERS begs to offer the above varieties of 
VINES, all of which can be warranted true to of ii two years 
old (with the exception of Nos, 19, 26, and 27), wit el RDA 
shoots from 3 to 6 feet high; Nos. 1, 2, 5, 9, 10, 17, 20, 21, 
23, 25, 28; , are S vel ‘arly sor d d 
i outh, or s, 
black Grapes, 
is a new 
The re- 
rane es e 
ripening on walls onl, D in favourable seasons ; No.1 
and very early sort, with the upper Javoun, 
maining are all well known varieties for 
o save contita the plants can be taken Sonne the pots and 
their balls of earth sent entire, 
$ Sawbridgeworth, Herts, Nov. 14. 
SELECT NAMED SHOW TULIPS. 
V SR MAY, F.H.S., having a select collec- 
most oe "the winning flowers, begs to 
of fine named TULIPS in m varieties, comprising. 
ent is a proper season for their being planted. 
. Hope » Nursery, Bedale, Yorkshire, 
DOUBLE LILIES OF THE VALLEY 
BROWN, successor to Marnock and MANLEY, 
*. begs to offer the above beautiful variety. They are per- 
feetly double, sweet-scented, and prolific bloomers, at 63. per 
ozen. a he Trade supplied with the usual allowance. 
j o begs to say that he pon AM Seeds of that very 
pivi put Cabbage called M. OCK’S Cut ets vie. 
TORY, domes ly advertised a w re» ios Zi, jd. 
. begs to add, that selecting with nero care his 
collection of Vegetable and SES Seeds, both of the best 
uality and true en name; the latter varieties are chiefly his 
own saving this y 
True ADU UM NM ae 6d. per packet. | 
Nursery, "Hackney, Londo’ DA 
HERTFORD A 4 | 
P. FRANCIS'S NEW LIST OF ROSES AND | 
PRICED DIAS OFF Pia TREES, EVERGREENS, I 
&e,, are now ready for delivery, and will be forwarded gratis, 
E. P. F. has a finge fete of the following leading articles :— 
DONE of One Million of strong 3-year and bedded QUICK, 
English Oak + 8—4 fect, Huntingdon Elm, 5—6 feet, 
sh. TDI M 3, 
Spruce Fir E E ARIS AN 
Huntingdon Elm . 9—4 Do. 2. 
D SOM 1 to 1x feet, strong, 25s. ue AE 
1j to 2 feet, very strong, 40s. per 100. 
This planti Be highly seiiasrted for planting in woods, being 
very hardy and impervious to the attacks of hares and rabbits. 
cay Pr age of all | goods paid or delivered in London 
rad CARLET | PELARGONIUMS.—12 Plants T itio 
bove, in 12 of the best and most di sines erena 
AATE oa RPEN guinea, basket 
Shrubland superb nono impcoved 
General Tom Thumb ay Mayler 
Com Toneymoen 
Vivid King c£ Scarlets 
Victoria umen rue 
ts 
Also seeds collected from the above PITE in 25. 6d, packe! 
per post or otherwise, —Przuf? Conway, Old eond e 
(o 3 ARVIS has à quantity of cases or 
f the above article of the stoutest kind, 
en: abled to offer ata considerable less price than he fas ‘hitherto 
anothej 
done, in eonsequence of a favourable ase, an 
c is old established Window 
pe in the pr reat 0 fastest re doors from 
Raan yen where « evəry d 
Glass can be had on the lowest eri tor ate money only, 
