786 
' THE GARDENERS’ 
CHRONI 
CLE [Nov. 28, 
TERS, Southampton, in E ig the following List 
of NURSERY S STOCK, to add, the whole are healthy, 
strong, and well rooted, b s on heath land, in exposed. 
bleak aspects, and well adapted for extensive Forest or Waste 
land planting. From the extent of their grounds, and the-fine 
n will be made 
low prices quoted, 
RS red in London by rail- 
SANI of m 900, 
a e by 
SEEDLING FOREST TREES, he. 
-lyear 1s.6d. 2 years 3s. 6d. 3 years 5s.0d.) . 
pur s 
E LB Ts 
acs » 5 6 a 
h Chesnut ,, 10 0 PM S n 
s X ds 0 » 290 e 
* Pin 
sea, one year, 7s. 6d. ; tw 
pots to plant out in very y exposcd situations, 
plantations quickly, 50s. per 
English. —The true 
3 6 
Es Pine (Pinus maritima). ‘excellent for exposure to the 
10s. per 1000 ; and in smal 
or thickening 
P Durmast zi a the New Forest 
(Querens. acaso ra. the uable species, pro- 
largest pies one year, 
Ts. 6d, ; two years, 10s. per 1000. 
Common English, three SP . 6d. per 1000. 
TRANSIRUS TED: FOREST TREES, &c. 
year. z pe: 3 years. 
B 0d. j a5. 0a. p. Wn 
6 
2OGERS AND SON, Nurserymen and Contracting | X 
TUGAL LAURELS, with clear straight stems, about 4 
to 5 feet, and good round heads, Any 
and willaddress a line to A. B., 25, Pikop: gat stating 
price and particulars, will meet with a. EE oma 
EARLY SEED POTATOES.—State 
V 7 ANTED, 
names of the varieties, quantity; quality, and price per 
wb. 200, Ds, or E EEA free at Leith. 
s A. C., Post-office, Edinburgh. 
TO THE NOBILITY, v ep. AND PLANTERS 
GENER. 
RTHUR MACKIE E p" announce that his List 
of prices for FOREST AND ORNAMENTAL TREES, 
FLOWERING AND EVERGREEN SHRUBS, &c., is now 
meade, for delivery, and can be had on application. 
A. M. begs to call the attention of gentlemen in the neigh- 
CNN of London to the great. edis afforded by the Nor- 
folk Railway for the cheap jeedy transit of Nursery 
goods ; and still further to mage thes views of his London cor- 
respondents, he has made arrangements for the delivery of all 
f Ornamental Trees, Shrubs, &c., free to any part 
of ian 
A M.'s s ock of Forest Trees is very extensive, and he con- 
Agents, el a! the rate of prices, and of carriage for them, 
uch as will prove an inducement to those who have 
h itherto been sabes ea to a circumscribed market, to M 
him with their orders. The UA. by Nortolk Railway tc 
London, 27s, 6d. per ton. nd. Peterborough line is 
access to the 
12 6 ey a aneor ditor he onenaduontly,,mpuighavill; give: 
10 0 Ho op en midland counties. 
20 0 40 E A. ikewise a very extensive stock of fine Whitethorn 
226 LR i PUR eR Enid DA Enclosures, Railway Fencing, &e., 
10 0 ta n and well deserving the attention of contracto 
10 0 SEA to call the attention, of tho Trade and those 
12 6 doo. eU e ely ‘engaged in planting, to the subjoined, list of a few 
10 0 o oe articles in which he abounds 
Sea Pine 20 0 40 0 If 20,000 
azel .. 15.0 4 gn Per 1000. Sre taken. 
Rapley "Bl Bog 80 0 e EDS MEER. 
Gak, Eng. Paina 1230 0 49 op Hu NT 
Byes 215 0 30 6 40 35.0 | 325 
Willow (Cora well), à new and valuable American speci for PREM Ren bt OKT meal OE a a 
;pice or Hop Poles, of rapid growth ; one year, 40s. ; 2 Horse, 1 F ET feet à 20 0 E 
years, ds. : E Mi coe 805. per 1000. y 2 to 3 feet 40 0 ae 
aureis ones Lye 2years, 405. 3years, 80s. p. 1000 | pis." Spruce O T S Tagai cdm 
: 5 
I ale oco rac dellantbiieneci taana sol te uU es 
100. * ands wellt butea eR Mind 
he above Transplanted are from 1 foot to-2feet hig " ed Piet, 19s. per 100 ^| 100 0 M 
Plants of a larger size CEA 2f un to 7 feet, for ornament or n. Ash, l to 2f $ 2 12 6 10 0 
mediate effect, are trom 25s. per 100. T DAE UM 20 0 15 0 
————— E eet 30 0 25 0 
RHODODENDRONS.—Excellent for cover, and not subject to Weel, EAN wo) T6 
the depredations of game, 1 to 2 inches, 308. ; 2 to 9) feet. 30.0 | 95 0 
4 inches, 60 ches, 80s. per 1000, robos Tto? ra 25 0 | 920 0 
» — 1foot, 15s. ;'1} to 2 feet, 305. to 50s, per o 8 feet 40 0 à. 
ponticum ros seum, 1 to 1j feet, 40s. to gp es 100. Maple, 1to2 ne FA Ye 20 0 y 
» Splendid hybrid, 1 foot, Oak, common, 1 to 2 feet . ae 27 6 0 
» — Scarlet hybrid, 2s. E 2 to 3 fect. Wi DE ad 0 
» Seedling hybrids, 25s, 00. i T mA 60 0 E 
» . rboreum album, 1 to 2 y Seat; 5s. each. 5 Levant or Bankes, i to à feet 40 0 iM 
These K and well rooted. fs y 3feet ... 60 0 th 
Pinus (Abies) Douglasii, in 60 size pots, 2 to 3 inches, from seed, | ORNAMENTAL TREES e SHRUBS: | Per 100. -Per 1000. 
0s pardoz: inna: a few badidsome,plants in: large pots, 3 to | Gleditschia triacanthos, 3 to 4 feet pin rie 
4 feet, from seed, 42s, each. unipers, 9 to 12 inches.. Bes ener Ne 
Kalmia latifolia, 3 oot, 50s. ; 1 foot, 752, per 100. aurel, common, 1 to 2 feet ge d 
matis azurea, 50s. per 100. Clematis flammula, 255. per 100, 2 to 3 feet $4 go AARE: 
Bigsionia radicans, 6s. per doz. 3104 feet, very: ‘fine. 40 0 ; 
Aristolochia Sipho, 6s. per doz. Box-tree, 1 52 foot Te LOLS at 
Common China Rose, 253, per 100. ortugal, 1to 2 feet 30 0 ga 
Perpetual Tree Violet, strong fow 50sper100, | Red’ Beant ot E aor ee 
Neapolitan Violets, flowering plants 00. pes : dee d 
Dou Thorne pret aor Oak. Bhihstemad? bonae. tom feet |" 120-0 
Giant Irish Ivy, 12s. 6d. per 1 
Arbutus, bedded, 4 to 6 in. "ane, "12s. 6d. per 100. 
Cotoneaster mic: rophylla. a 
HARDY ORNAMEN DEDICAN 
HERBACEOUS, and GREENHOU SE PLAN xtensive 
collection, Also a most superb collection of ROSES, ici 
allthe new sorts, Printed Catalogues ang prices of which may 
be had on application at their Nurseries, Red Lodge, North 
Stonehar m, Garden 
a ecd in less quantity E the above quotations, 
the pharge y m be at retail prices. 
* Agents for PA 'estoe's Mushroom Spawn. 
HYACINTHS. 
HUNT'S IMPROVED REGISTERED HYA. 
* CINTH POTS AND SUPPORTS, are far more condu- 
cive to the well-being of the Bulb, more convenient, and much 
See Gardeners! Chronicle, Nov. 30; 
HUM Bep se Gardeners? Ga 
$ Art-Union," for Dec., &c. From 1s. 6d. each, 
of most Seedsmen and Florists, Aet at H. Huwz's, Wholesale 
Garden Ware and China and "Glass Depót, 29, Queen's-row, 
Pimlico. 
HE CUBA BAST, 
Ue PURPOSES.— ‘This article, imported from 
the Island of Cul ook, Esq., of Brooklands, and 
hly approved for its strength and neatness by Sir W. 
Hooker, Dr. Lindley, and the numerous eminent Gardeners 
and Nurserymen who have seen it, may still be procured, in 
either 6s. or smaller packets, WM. PORT AYRES, 
re a Sean aoe park, Kent, or any of the under-men- 
tioned Nui eedsmen, who have kindly 
OR MATTING FOR HOR- 
Privet, Evergreen, 1 to 2 feet s 6 0 
2 to 3 feet im e 
Rhododendron ron um, 9to12 inches | 25 0 
Arbor-vite, Tartarian (pyramidal) . 25 0 | 
Ghinge. 25 0 10 
Roses, Standard, good sorts (left to my | 
choic 100 0 | 
jy wart good sorts ide E my | 
ice) 4 80 0 | i 
Dwar! praia S 2 20 0 £7 
D 
Norwich enin eg Re 
- | pora TO DISEASE, —SMEE'S | APHIS IS VASTA- 
OR, the cause of the Potato Disease, now on. sale, at 
Messrs, HORNE, THORNTHWAITE, and "Woop's (successors to 
E. Palmer), 123, Newgate-street. Pocket Magnifiers and Mi- 
croscopes, especially adapted for the investigation of the 
Potato Disease, within the reach of all agriculturists. 
OBERT PN eee BIRCHAM, 
osary, Bungay, Suffolk, begs to offer the following 
ppm BOURBON apis Tubo plants, well established 
GAESNCS 
to keep it XO que 
Henderson & Co., Pine Apple- | 
place, Edgeware-road. |. Newcastle, Staffords 
R. Glendinning, Chiswi | Smith, Wi 
ser, Lea.| eters anil È wes & Son, rem 
Leyton, Es Umm & Finney, ‘Gateshead. 
ar Noxthampeo 
G. Cunningham & M Liver- 
Burgess & Kent, 
dom 's-place, 
Sloane-street, Chelsea. 
Ede n SR Son, Mansion- Ww. a oe Bower Nursery, 
use-stre Maidstone 
8. -Ghariwond, Covent garden. Cattell, Westerham, Kent. 
Westmacot Co. | a. Waterer, Knap-hill, Bag- 
Cheapsid = | shot. 
XUI onis ews EE, Cana Newark, Not- 
S Mey ys, & Co., Bristol. | Pe 
Dickson, Chester. tle ud SENE Car- 
Us ‘Holmes, & Co., Shef- isle 
wson & Son, Edinburgh. 
| Un quabart & Son, Dundee. 
| Ballantyne & Son, Dalkeith, 
| Roy, Apane. 
A. gc Plymouth, 
Veitch & Son, Exeter. 
T. D. Watkinson, Manchester, | 
R. F. Darly, Cirences ter 
J. €. Wheeler, Gloucester. I Scott Date: Bel: ‘ast. 
Backhouse & Son, York. | Drummond & Son, Dublin. 
A, Stewart, Kelso. | F, Farrell, Dublin. 
A 6s, packet of the Cuba Bast will yield as much tying ma- 
terial as 6 ordinary mats. Samples may be obtained by en- 
closing two postage stamps to Mr, Ayres, A liberal die oi 
to the Trade,—Nov. 28. 
in pots pan d, s. d. 
pen “ a: 
omte ae Rambuteau PERAR Paul Jos AA AN 
Crimson G: ond gy EET JAVA 
Comte d’. Eu 2.6 | Pri incess Clementine 20 
Comice de Seineet Marne 2 0 | Pierre de St. t d 
Dupetit REDQUATE 3 0! Queen of the Virgins 2.6 
Due de Cha: 2 G|Souvenirdela Malmaison? 6 
Edouard S . 1 6| Virgile I SPAM RAI 
Gloire de Pari « Ü 6 
Gloire de la .2 0 P 
Grenadier 3 0 NOISETTE. 
E Eng La Gracieuse E 2 6|ClothofGold  ... ria 
e. adame Souchet . 2 6| Soltaterre on 
Superior varieties of $ Show Weert strong deny apon. 6 tod 
inch stems, at 12s, P (Bezel 
Extra fine do, 18s. p r dozen. 
Fine Bourbon Roses, es 5 feet ee E 20s. per doz 
Superior kinds of Perpetual Roses, good dwarf "EGET (own 
roots), at 18s. per doze: 
R. B. B. having a vie stock of the following kinds, can 
offer them to the Trade upon advantageous terms—the plants 
are strong and good:—Persian TIPI dwarf, and 2 feet stems ; 
La dine dwarf (o 'wn roots), and 2 to 3 feet stems; Lady Alice 
Peel, 3 to 4 feet ; Gillet Parlait, 1to2 feet stems ; Solfaterr p. 
Noi., Au T root; Reine ‘de Vergis, and Souvenir de la 
Malmaison, own root. 
Carriage paid to London per Rail,—Hedenh 
Noy. 28. 
ANTED, from 10 to 20 STANDARD POR. 
erson Hering Pu. e | 
„GENTLEMEN, NUKSERYMEN & OTHERS. 
ABIES CANADENSIS, or HEMLOCK SPRUCE. 
PAKER, NURSBRYMAN, Bagshot, Surrey, having 
e Largest Stock in Eur ope, of various sizes and in fine 
didt can with confidence recommend. this noble tree to 
the mu E the publie, at the KH d ie 
1 at 
TO NOBLEMEN,G 
—Transplanted 0 per 100 
2, » m Ores 
3ito4ft 7 a DOE. 
PICEA BAL 
à to 2 ft. n^ 4 
G: B. ovine a fine Stock of Flowering KAL MTA LATIFOLIA, 
can supply them at the following low prices :— 
9 to 12 inches 0 p 100 
D WAE OS TOT 0 
18 z 20 D. -¢ 
Fine Specimen Plants from 3s. 6d to 5 
N.B.—Large purchasers will have considerable: RARA — 
The usual allowance to the trade, 
DOUBLE | EE as, WHITE QUSS R-LILIES, AND 
LY HOOK SEEI 
FOWLE, S Sudbury, near Harrow, Mid- 
€) e diesex, begs to announce-that he has strong plants of the 
frstcnamed favourite spring flowers to dispose of at the (dE 
lowing pri 
Dos purple tele c 
Double lilae or peachy | 
vet, per doz. per doz, 
Do. yellow, per doz. "uc 5 0 DE Crimson velvet, per 
Do. nr per doz dde HJ nt > 
Single blue, per doz. 6 0| Mero and Hose, per doz. 
slants of the WHITE WATER- LILY, o 
for 5e., or ‘one for 3s. 6 
VE. s likewise Poad Seeds from the best Double 
Flowers s the HOL LYHOCK, the colours yellow, mulberry, 
paper white, scarlet, crimson, and roses with fine Shades, 12 
packets detiet for 5s. The same varieties mixed in single 
bio ckets 25. 6 
Orders for WE above will be sent free of SR to London. 
Post-office orders payable at 
M'Y ITCHELL'S “ROYAL ALBERT” “RHUBARB. 
e above valuable variety having been grown by WiL- 
LIAM ME of Enfield Highway, as the last four years, 
has enabled him to supply Covent-Garden Market with open- 
ground RHUBARB earlier than any other grower, it being two 
to three weeks before fae Tobolsk, or any other sort ever intro- 
duced to the horticulturist, A splendid red colour, most proli- 
fic bearer, and allowed. ‘he the best judges to " 
voured sort in use at the present time. It is pronounced 
d Deptford, to be the best E DARLY RHUBARB 
Stock is being rapidly bought up, those Faina 
mem order before the 7th December; 
day no M ce orders can Perd: Large Ro: oots, 5s. adh: 
arly application is necessary, as the stock is limited, 
Prepayment i is EM onn all MAN “which will be executed. 
in strict rotation) payable to W, MırcHELL, Enfield, or to the 
Sole Agent, CHARLES jocum Seedsman, 128, St. John-street, 
London. 
TO NURSERY MEN, FLORISTS, &c. 
GEASS. —Any quantity of 16 oz. Sheet Glass, in 
small sizes, packed in boxes, containing 100 feet each, 
from'2d. to 31d. ‘oot, according to size. 
Every description gfliHortioultacal Glass, from 13 to 32 oz. 
to the foo! 
GLASS. "DAIRY PANS, the sme. size and strength as 
earthenware, from 3s. 4d. to 4s. 6d. e. 
Improved Garden Hand- light ts. 
EDWARDS anp PELL, 15, Southampton-street, Strand. — — 
BRITISH AND FOREIGN WINDOW GLASS, AT 
JARVIS'S old-established Window Glass Ware- 
/* house, 38, und Castle- en eet, a few doors from Regent- 
street, where the best stoutest kind can be had at 
a gaen lower rate than ne md house in the Trade, for 
dy money only. s Tiles equally low 
promptly attended to, 
LASS MILK PANS.—in consequence of the in- 
creased demand for GLASS MILK PANS, owing to the 
incontestible fact of their being better adapted for obtainin; 
ream, throwing nearly 10 per cent. more than any s utensil 
hitherto used; anda also to the extraordinary r reduction recently 
made in the p: price ; Puitiirs & WrLom have the pleasure to 
announce that they have made arrangements with the manu- 
facturer for a constant supply of the above articles, and are now 
ready to deliver them at the under-mentioned prices :— 
Each—s. d. Each—s, d. 
12inchesin diameter . 4 e inches in diameter .. 4 0 
m i 6 7 E 
Teak: : 5$ ole # j MUT 
When a. dozen are taken at once no charge is s made for pack- 
EE British and Foreign Sheet and Horticultural Glass 
Warehou: 2, Panton-street, Haymarket 
"FOREIGN AND BRITISH SHEE 
GLASS, for Horticultural and general purposes, to be 
hai had in boxes as imported, of 100 and 200 feet each ; ae) Glass 
Paddle es, 11s. per dozen, Propagating and all kinds of Hor- 
ticnltural Glasses. Oils, Colours, Brushes, &c., of the best 
description, at lowers prices, atk. ec. 8,28, aue Street, 
East, us stre * For Ready Money on. 
tar PATENT VENTILATORS for Public Oflices, Smoking 
WEEKS anD DAY, Arcuirscrs, &c., Gloucester- 
*Je place, King's-road, Chelsea, HOTHOUSE BUILDERS 
and HOT-WATER APPARATUS MANUFACTURERS, most 
beg to inform the Nobility; Gentry, and Horticul- 
BAER: S PHEASANTRY, Beanfort-strost, King’s- 
road, Chelsea (by appointment to AJESTY and 
H. R. H. PRINCE AnnERT).—ORNA. MENTAL WATERTOWL, 
consisting of Black and White Swans; Egyptian, Canada, 
China, Barnacle, Brent, and Laughing "Geese ; Sheildr: akes, 
Pintail, Widgeon, Summer and Winter Teal; Ga dwall, 
brador, Shovellers, Mee dies and Dun Diver; Carolina robe, 
Call Ducks, &c., domesticated and pinioned; also Spanish, 
Cochin ates Malay, Poland, Surrey, and, Dorking Fowls; and 
at 3, Half-moon-passage, Gracechurch-st 
White, Japan, Ried, and Common Deaton), and pure 
China Pigs. 
turists, that ddl have erected on their premises, for the pur- 
pose of inspection, a variety of athois, Greenhouses, Con- 
servatories, Pits, &c., where all the various known improve- 
ments of the day can be seen. bote Hot-water Apparatus is 
also erected, and kept in constant action in various Hothouses, 
Greenhouses, Pits, &c., mad ere the whole principle of Top an 
ottom. Heating can be 
J. WEEKS & Day do ‘their Hot-water Apparatus to be 
efficient b» every purpose to wnich heat is applicable. SUR ers 
ofall sizes ; the largest is warranted to heat a range of Forcing. 
houses 300 feet in length, with a ER quantity of Sael, uds only 
to require attention once in 
Models, Plans, &c., i "Bl ir variety. 
