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THE 
ARDENERS CHRONICLE 
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A Stamped Newspaper of Rural Economy and G 
No. 47—1846.] 
INDEX. 
Agri. Soo. of England, eesti! 727 b | Manurer, theory of 8 
mp, Soc. of Ireland, a (d a, 780 b sewage comp., evi idence of 782 a 
- pene: oi Wurtemburg 781 a artificial, experimta with 777 
altura a profersion = 79a) cr ‘effectof on Potato disease 779 b 
matenr Gardene: Traa | Melons, viviparo ~ 7764 
ec = (Me) Garden, novice’ m ] Mildew,tocure = -~ Tn 
eor, to feed. Mowing Machine - — - 774 b 
lacksmi;h's charges dessa, news from : 774 c 
roccoli, Walcheren — - Pears, red Doyenne — - 772 b 
abbage, Portugal - apples, soil for = 773 c 
slendar, Hortlen — French, weight of 70a 
hemistry, Sparks v, Poimaine Hening - 72 
hinese mo jde ofa waring tro Potato disens 
aena ae E 
mpost yard, ho — caused y atmospherl 
lottage gardens, to er agenoy 780 a 
uthil ong Sue abi growing ds 6 DE fect of manure on 79 
loyénne P. 2 b | Potatoes, to autumn plant 776 b 
dwarfing treer, Chinese mode of wie | — orTumip = e 778 
mployment for all trades, So. 779 c | Roots, to harvest . 773 a 
arming, influence of circum Sheep, B. shod-fed + 778 b 
stances on 779 b | Snowdroy + 773a 
Fly-watar - 773 ¢ | Sparkes’s "Enemies xev. le Tha 
od, Jer. Arti pokes as - 778 ¢ | Strawbe. - Ma 
Fuchsias, seles - 776 9 Su aes Ta - Tha 
eo aorracifolis, 774 c | Tenants rights = = 780 
Gardens, to cles sup for inter ms ‘Thrashing path. g -. 7806 
Grain-crops, to thrash 0 b | Toad, sounds + 4b 
Graper, two crops of, in a one Torenia concolor - 775b 
'ear 171 a | Trades, &c., plan for employing 779 ¢ 
DOES Polma EE 7 Troee,Chinesemodectawariing 71 c 
pi ish Agri. Society -~ 777 a—780 b | Talip beds, to cover = = 776 b 
Jer, Artichoke as food - 773 c | Turnips or Potatoes = -> 7/86 
E019 artificial - = 778c | Vanda Ba:emanni 775 b 
"non Farmers! Club—thrash- egetable substances as od 775 b 
SAM + 777 b—700 b | Walcheren Broccoli 75 
M id nra aurantia To T Walls, coping for 
Matt-liquor, to boil - 779 b | Winser, clearing uj 
p for 
Wurtemburg, Ag. Tastitute of n a 
GIRLING'S DANEOROFT EARLY PEAS. 
SED WARNER, Seepsman, 28, Cornhill, 
n, having jurium the above stock, regrets, from. 
the Shea of the crop, he will not be enabled to send any out 
this season.—23, Corah; Nov. 21. 
ROSE 
DENYER begs to rd his friends and the pub- 
de tie in general that his large stock of STANDARD, 
phe eM UU and DWARF ROSES are on Sale in fine 
t moderate prices. Fruit Trees and Evergreen 
Shrubs of an sizes, of the finest growth, Catalogues of Roses, 
ton application, by enclosing two penny stamps, 
pri NET —Loughborough Nursery, Brixton, Surrey. 
UNDER THE OF HER 
PATRONAGE MAJESTY. 
JAITE'S QUEEN or DWARFS PEA.—A splen- 
did new variety growing only one NS high, producing a 
larger pod than any of the same habit e seed is quite dis- 
tinct from. a eS and larger than m Beant Pea in culti- 
een grown at the Royal Gardens at Frogmore, 
and itor "m of as a new variety, and also at Her Majesty’s 
table for its superior flavour. Per SER e+ 33, 6d. 
NEW EARLY WONDER PEA It 6 
4 Eyre-street Hill, Hatton Garden, "Nos. 2." 
eee ES 
Ea Baked ee Ue cera 
G. HENDERSON begs to give notice that his 
ie ew Uu will be sent out the last week in 
Novem! Defiance, ella, Maritana, Royal Crimson, 
Maid o By I'm Beauty of St. John’s Wood, and Y ernalia ; for 
description, &c., apply by post. Royal Purple and Cramoisie 
Superieure, two showy varieties, sent out last year, can also be 
na ad.—Wellington-road, St. John's Wood, London, Nov. 21. 
‘UNDER TER PATRONAGE OF HIS GRACE THE DUKE 
Sn Ud AND QUEE 
a 
4 
$ 
$ 
2E 
< 
5 
z 
a 
ing a great 
quy branch of his profession. ban de ante tunities he has 
had of gaining experience in the course of 25 service in 
some of the larges: es in England and Holland, he trusts to 
give that sort of satisfaction to those who may ‘employ en 
that will insure a. EE back again. Charges moderate, 
and by no objet 
8 a large qun of fine RAD ROSES and 
ck,- 
HE SEED TRAD 
G. WAITES WHOLESALE PRICED CATA- 
* LOGUES are now ready, a and ean be had at No. 4, Eyre- 
street Hill, Hatton Garden. 
DV 
OUELL? S TOBOLSK RHU 
ed DE fine stalks E a Peat Sane 
ots planted in a cellar or dark closet Now, 
will be en dor guttur the latter end of December. Extr: a strong 
roots, 9s. per dozen ; smaller, 6s. per dozen. T 
VI TOTORIA RHUBARB, 9s. 
GIANT Ain 2s, 6d. 
er doze 
E ne T RUE PASTO RASPBERRY, suse 
avour, and originally sent out by YourLL 
r small quantities, 
t of the nobility, as well as two 
London ael Society. They can also 
Nectarines, Apricots, Plums, 
Oberies; Pears, and Apples of the most esteemed kinds, war- 
ranted true to nam 
STRAW BERRIES—Dickson’ s Royal Pine 15s. per 
100, Princess Alice Maude 3s. 6d. per 100, British Queen 3s. 6d. 
T 
PINE STANDARD ROSES, 18s. to 24s. per dozen. 
FUCHSIA CORALLINA, 5s. per plant, Dose free. 
ERI ICAS, fine sorts, by name, 6s. per 
LILY OF THE VALLEY, 5s. per 100, NS strong, 
blooming next spri 
For the particulars of their extensive collection of Carna- 
Pinka, Camellias, new seedling Cinerarias, 
A ia imbricata, 
ds aniums, Fuchsias, Pansies, &c. beg to refer to their 
Advertisement of the 14th inst., as well as to that of the 17th 
a October. 
Steamers from this pore to Rotterdam and Hull twice a 
week, and to London daily 
for 
dy Great Yarmouth. 
VV ARN! JPERIOR EARLY "EMPEROR 
PEA.—This splendid new PEA, i as being the 
earliest and be: ions ed s Eno may be had, at 2s. 6d. 
per quart, of FREDERICK NER, Seedsman, 28, Cornhill, 
Also the » improved E. A RLY GREEN MARROW PEA, 
ssy pod, much superior, in flavour and 
earliness, to the old UEM at ls. 6d. per quart. 
general conec. of HYACINTHS, &e., 
FASON 
in the best 
DUTCH BULBS. 
ESSRS. WESTMACOTT anv CO., SEEDSMEN and 
Fuorisrs, 156, Cheapside (opposite St. Paul's), beg to 
offer the undermentioned y 
HYACINTHS. 
DovusLE RED ... Waterloo, per dozen Bs. 6d. 
W Acteur rM 5 0 
$3 Bouquet Royal, each 10 
SINGLE RED PEED rper ozen ... 50 
s L'Ami du Cœur, ditto 50 
rs Mars, each dud 
SINGLE BLUE ...L'Ami du Cour, per dozen 4 6 
ry Broken el, ditto (S 
‘orcelain FORES "ditto | 7 6 
SINGLE WHITE, ae and Vainqueur, ditto 5 6 
m Triumph Blandina, ditt 6 0 
» Favore Blanche, ditto 8 0 
Mixed Hyacinths 21s. per 100. 
Also Narcissus, alps: Crocus, Anemones, Ranunculus, &c. 
at very moderate pri 
Nursery, Stuart’s Gr ae Fulham-road, Nov. 21 
"AZALEAS, KALMIAS, ROSES, DUTCH BULBS, &e. 
R FORCIN 
GHN CATTELL has to offer this season a very large 
Stock of the above in excellent condition for Forcing ; the 
KAA. Tetifolias have fine green foliage, are very bushy, 'and 
will be one connate mass of bloom ; the Azaleas and Roses are 
also unusually fi 
egs also to remind his friends andthe publie generally, 
that his extensive Nusieries are well worth the inspection of 
way, rseries ORDRE a fine large as well as small 
PUTS cd Ornamental Trees and Shrubs, Quicks, two and 
ree years’ Seedlings and strong bedded ; also Fruit-trees, 
PRESE Dwarf, and Trained, of every esteemed variety. 
Priced Catalogues of the above Stock may be had on appli- 
cation ; or if by post, yy anne two penny stamps. 
Westerham, Kent 
other N d m Sto 
ed an evergreen p for sale; 2 years’ 
plants, bond a foot high, very si 
about 20 dozen of Black, Red, 
dozen.. —Direct, is paid, 
'ussex-road, Brixton, Sur 
Wood's Cottages, § 
NEW VICTORIA RASPBE URRY. 
EORGE CORNWELL, MARKET-GARDENER, 
Barnet, respectfully begs to call the attention of Noble- 
men, Gentlemen, and Gardeners, to his new Victoria Rasp- 
berry, unequalled i in the size of ay fruit, brightness of colour, 
and VERUS of flavour; is an abundant bearer, and grows 
10 feet high. Canes to be had at E. CnARLWOOD's, Covent: 
arden; Mesers. W I. NOBLE, Fleet- street; also M 
BORGE CORNWELL, opposite the Red Lion, Barnet, and all the 
principal Seedsmen in London, at 31, per 100, or 9s. per dozen. 
SELEOT NAMED SHOW TULIPS. 
Y A MAY, F.H.S., having a select collec- 
u of fine domed TULIPS in 200 varieties, comprising 
most cet the winning flowers, begs to offer them at 5l. per hun- 
dred, or at the same rate for less quantities down to 20 sorts, 
The present is a proper season for their being planted, 
Hope Nursery, Bedale, Y: Yorkshire, 
NE THOUS SD TREES FOR Sh pur 
ing of LIME, ELM, ASH, BEECH, OAK, &c., from 
10 to 18 feet high, calculated to give immediate effect to any 
OC or Gentlemau's Park or Grounds, The Trees 
e been D out eoe for a few years, and may be 
g required to be 
e Cemetery, RS 
SU moved by water. 
TTCHELL/ 8 “ROYAL ALBER TE RHUBARB. 
dus. 
tis ete by Mr. 
at 5. 
Tth D 
An n: application is necessary, as the stock is limited. 
Prepayment is reqvisite with all orders (which will be executed 
a ae rotation) payable to W. MITCHELL, Enfield, or to the 
e Agent, Cartes Farnes, Seedsman, 128, St. John-stroet, 
Toad. 
aiai i ARE smd General Neni Phe Huridaltarat Part Edited by Professor xe 
NUT ôd. 
Dex PLANTS FROM “CHINA. ke few sets of 
the VALUABLE DRIED PLANTS collected in qu 
may still be procured by applying to R. 
oung-street, Kensing! mong 
GENERAL CADALOQUE OF NU 
V EDITION 
IM: WOOD ax p SON in returning their sincere 
nks for past pea beg leaye to inform m ros friends 
that Miner Ee just published a n Enlarg ed CATALOGUE OF 
HARD REES AND SHRUBS, CONIFER, CLIMBERS, 
AND b VERGREENS ; also Fruit, Forest, ard Ornamental, 
Trees, with a selection ‘of Plants suitable for Fo orcing. 
Part the Second contains a selection of all the most esteemed 
Herbaceous and Alpine Plants, Chrysanthemums, Straw- 
berries, &c. &c. 
Copies of the above, also a Reve Catalogue of Boses, 
may be had, gratis, on applicati 
Woodlands Nursery, Mabbsfeld, "s Uckfield, Sussex, Nov.1£. 
(Ques ON CUCUMBER GROWING. —On the 
1st of December, Printed EE substantiated ‘py 20 
years’ successful experience in Cuc ber Growing PUR ast 7 
years extensively for Covent Garten | Market), will be sent with. 
a packet of seed of his Black-spine Cucumber, for 2s. 6d. 
Passingham’s Victoria Green Flesh Melon, per packet, 2s. 
Guthill’s Early Scarlet Flesh Do., 2s. per pack 
bp the d Russeliianus, with directions for 
owing, 2s. per pac! 
cuts Scarlet oven PD a French Yellow Picotee, at 12s. 
xum Queen and Keen’s Seedling Strawberries in pote 
‘or F 
UTHILL, Florist and Early Forcer, Denmark-hill Camz- 
berwel, ] London 
Domus NY SENDING o 
RIEN SU 1). 0} the two 30s. 
HE above first-rate GERAN IUMS have obtained 
Five Prizes at the London Exhibitions. DE pod Liste 
(gratis), and Engravings by Holden for 12 stamp: 
M MILLER, Providence Nursery, Toii cta: 
“THE S S RUM FULHAM-ROAD, 
A. RAMSAY, pore t and LawpscaPE 
. GARDENER, begs to inform Noblemen, Gentlemen, and 
others engaged i in Planting, that his unrivalled stock of EVE 
GREENS, DECIDUOUS SHRUBS, ORA NTAL TREES, 
and ROSES Eh tree and small sizes) is now selling 25 per cent. 
below usual p! 3 
Plans and Estiaiaben submitted for the carrying out all kinds. 
of ONE Groundwork and Planting in any partof the 
Kingdom. 
SHOWY HARDY HERBACEOUS PLANTS, ROSES, pu 
ILLIAM JACKSON anp Co., NURSERYMEN, beg 
to offer the following fine strong Plants at the very low 
prices annexe 
100 select and ‘showy dere in p in 50 named s, d. 
0 
E ERES RA 
J) named sorts 25 
100 fing aie proved Solos, je pian to insure 
e first season . .. 
w op Bart ses in F3 ein sorts ve .. 
100 do. 100 end show flows EE 
25 Standard Roses, in 25 splendid show M iPisticn 
100 eue sp varieties of Ornamental Flowering and 
n Shrubs, correctly labelled .. Je 
1 varetes aE the Pied best radars Azaleas oe 
m .. .. 90 
2 do. 
Rhododendron campanulatum, 3 
2 “wea s bedded, stout 
healthy plants 
per dozen, or 100 for 70 
e oooce oooeco eof 
Ey 
Rhododendron SUME. Sud “Smithiä sse 
years bedded, fine plants r dozen 18 
and; a fine E EA 
er Sane ?£ 9 
o. lo. and Arboreum, 2 
pedded, fine plants t "e per Fred 12 9 
0. lo. 
2 years bedded, fine plants 
B 
12 yen beautiful varieties of Ghent Aagless, o on their 
m roots, fine plants e m T. - 21 6 
do. do. 42 @ 
3p A fine Collection of cinere ofall Sizes. 
The above can be sent safely packed to any part of the 
United i e the Co ntinent, or America, and plants will 
be Ux n to compensate for long carriage. 
The Abridged General Catalogue, „and Descriptive List of New 
Rhododendrons, will be forwarded on the receipt of two post- 
age stam) 
A remittance or reference is respectfully solicited from mm. 
known correspondents. 
Oross-lanes Nursery, Bedale, Yorkshire. 
SHOWY HERBACEOUS PLAN 
WOODLANDS NURSERY, A ESFISLD,. CoRFIErD, 
SS 
S 
M DAR AND SON having for several years 
d particular attention to the cultivation of HARDY 
HERBACEOUS PLANTS, during which time they have 
spared no expence in obtaining all the Newest and most 
esteemed Species and Varieties, they have now much pleasure 
in offering well assorted collection’ on the foll Dus advan- 
tageous terms, when the selection of EU is left to them- 
selves, viz.— r doz, Per 10o. 
Good iet kanas all distinct .. us E 
Superi do. med Ur 
Extra Pe e new do. 1008. 
Catalogues of the above are just published, and may be had, 
GRATIS, on application. 
Plants presented with each order to defray the expence of 
carriage, &c. 
