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THE GARDENERS CHRONICLE 
AGRICULTURAL 
GAZETTE. 
A Stamped Newspaper of Rural Economy and General News.—The Horticultural Part Edited by Professor Lindley. 
No. 1—1852.] 
SATURDAY, JANUARY 3. 
[Price 6d. 
DEX. 
ture, condition o.. Kitchen garden, to crop s.s.s.. 5 e 
23 egen, 5 ũẽõ f 11 Land, r . „ee. Wa 
a British bonk .ccccccscece Leaves, s winter scorched . 
Blackberries, white . 3 Man ote — 
Butter, taste . 12 asks babs to kill 3 6 
Calendar, Ho eh gaa 1 Mechi’s mit balance sheet „ le 
— Agricultu oe = ut, dupli- 
pa hee 12 cates in... „ 
— — 7 Qreherd roe ie 4 
i 1% „ 5 anama, poisonous plants of. 
Eels, prop 5 Pheasants, hybrid . 13 
arming, Mr. — winter food for ee 
— 11 lan 
e 
ruits o es s. 3 4 we eee 
Dulles ws 65 | Roads, fring e * 
= Mr. rers.. in 4 b| Roses a repairing tion 
— blinds for 5 a Sheep cure — 
— 6 a Smit field show 
Herbs sesssecseess 5 a Tomatoes .ͥ 
bias Agri. Society .. 125 Vegetation of Jamaica 
Insects, Clarke’s preparation for Walls, glass 
nn. otisao s se oo Be-6a — to face with Sipo ee. . 
Jamaies, A Naturalist's me tg r, hard, to s . 
in, rev. 6 e Weather, the 
Kew Gardens eee e E R heat, produce of . sooccesteese 96 
A TIONAL FLORICULTURAL ~ SOCIETY. 
ffices, 21, Regen eet, 
NOTICE is here — that in 2 — the ordinary 
HURSDAY, the 8th, tie cs 
— 9 
r er ** 
ie ky WAR 
ote.—The Anniversary General Meeting for the election — 
oles will be — on THURSDAY, the 4th of Mar 
$ 1 precise 
CAMDEN. NURSERY, PECKH AM. 
rILLIAM BARNES respectfully to announce 
that he ney Then the above aes Nursery — in the 
occupation of M Watts), and that it is his intention to 
re Ao a well siat Stock of Choice Plants, Shrubs, Seeds, &.; 
and he trusts, from his long and successful experience as a 
grower of bean — on and Floricultural productions, 
udgment may be relied upon by those who y 
favour him with their commands. 
W. B. would also assure his patrons anda friends that he is 
ed to meet sof *. K 
AMELLIAS. Go d PONE plants of Camellias 
bertus, Duchess of Nort humberland, Duchess 
of AB aceri ‘Double Striped, re r Colvillii, &e., 8 Ln 
dozen. Smaller size, 308. F HANDLER and Son 
Nursery, Wandsworth-road; urr ey. —Post-office orders Saye 
able at Ke NEW K Cro 
W KI TCHEN GARDEN SE 
WIe E. 5 AND Co., Plym mouth, — 
pleasure in stating that their new 
a itl "OP KITCHEN GARDEN AND FLOWER 
READY, and can be had in exchange for ONE 
reat attention i is paid to the Seed Danner sae their 
every sort being 28 proved before 
out. They grow many of the choicest sorts thems 
w 
unt in ndy 
he Ser, from them—an erewith take the . Da 
publi ishin ne) unsolicited testimonials now 
being 4 feo cted Jro hiwe — Fa a . 
charac 
Fro entleman in Yorkshire.—I find your seeds so gen 
rally —— petrn N it quite 88 my purpose to have to 
— tosuch a distance. I have grown some fine Cucumbers | 
from your seed this season. I ott saw handsomer or finer, 
and the best at a recent show at ———— were poor in compa- 
m a Clergyman eet 1 —Your seeds are very good, 
and I wiil not fail to s „ whe never an opportunity occurs, 
1 a have found th fare 
a Gentleman in Lin colnshire. — your annuals are well 
almosi 
«Mg sant rece | w th 
oy FIRS. 
ROMA, AS IMRIE anp SONS, NURSERYMEN, Ayr, 
eon — upwards of 3 — * ee FIRS, of various 
plan 
15 to 24 inches, 20s, ditto; 18 
22 and South-Western Railway from 
VW ee NEW AND SUPERB DAHLIAS 7 * 
Mrs. Wentworth, pearl — Aeir with 
BH 
-= coe H e~ 
purple, full and well Asp on the face. Not Mr. nen 
in his Almanack ; a won utiful varas for exhib ianya heigh 
3 ft.; only two gro — oots, price 108. 6d, Southby 
go! olden yellow, a — full-sized flower ty constan 
Pronounced by Mr. er, and many a 
h 
10s. 6d e, a 
„78. 6d. Yellow 
ne 
N. B.- Good ground roots o 
sent out * season, a 2 tipped flower, 15s. 
siber varieties “2 aS ast season reasonable. —Kincbury, near 
ungerford, Dec 
CHOICE FLOWERING PLANTS FOR THE 
ESENT SEASO 
"Y-OUREL a: anp CO. beg to call the attention of those 
f decorating their Greenhouse or ne 
eriod, to the following, in fine bushy plan 
beatifully, Turnished 
at 8 
CAM LLIAS, very — 9 4 kinds, 
with bloom-buds, 30s. 
vs s por’ growing fast. The vegetables, too, have done admi- 
ably ; so much 30, t that r know three or four gentlemen who | 
will — — chair 
From a Clerg 
man in Dorsetshire.—I was much pleased with 
my last year’s seeds, particularly the N which proved 
to be Sed good. My Parsnips are also mo t splendid. 
From a Gentleman in Piltshire.— The — gave great satis- 
gg Se 
a Clergyman in FIreland.—I have much pleasure in 
telling’ you that all the seeds grew well, and gave great satis- 
article from his stock at the most mod 
W. 1 during the last 19 years ( 
ervice of G. W. Norman, 
Hanb ury, Esq. 
Gardens of the Horticultural ae é 
and 
Address, WILLIAN Barnes, Camden Nursery, Peckham, 
QEED 7 A ANA 5 
NT, SUDBURY, 8 OLK. 
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Taylor’s New ‘Barly Prolific Ear toes Marrow 
Early Emperor Fair ’s Surprise 
Essex Champion Dwarf „ ion of England | y 
New Bishops Burbidge's Eclipse 
20 fin sorts © F quart of each, for 
Ac „ Sane dee Š £014 0 
and new tah, including the ab above 2 10 0 
An assortment containing 12 quarts of Peas in 12 sor D 
and other seeds equally choice, &c. 110 0 
An assortment equally choice 18 0 
6 
An assortment of choice and esteemed 80 
De above 2 ct paa the ‘al satis ton, 
‘The names o of the sorts applic fe 
Also 
oved, 
9 
Goods sent carri free to London, Ipswich 
yy rye on the ST i 15 „ 
3 aud Bao oa orders payable to STEPHEN BROWN, or to Bass 
SUPERB NEW EW EARLY PROLIFIC MELON, 
85 MAYES, AND “Co. n rehased 
tock of the above M MELON, 22 to 
wn in pots w 
Bromham Hall, under precisely the same treatment, and Ripe 
Hin fek cut full six Tees earlier, The whole of the fruit exhi- 
CUCUMBERS. 
Per Packets. d. 
6 Lord pogona] 5 
Victory of 
Roman 1 ba 
Holm — Wonder 
S Kelway’s 2 
0 
ee 
a BG i 
0 
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With all other a approved sorts. 
3 . — pe ends 
© 
— Sele — I have oe eee 
From another * — Lincolnskire. My garden teems 
Wich gaiety, rom your and the vegetables have been, 
and a i excellent, T ‘bave tried all the sorts now, and 
mt. My brother, who has 3 rr 5 
now, after seeing min e all 
—— and vegetable seeds from you in arene: 
a Colonel resident in Ireland —I have seen some very 
fine ‘Broceol plants, ~ — of which were got from you by 
the Honourable med Re * s Willcove. I should be 
ge bF hour sending ı — 3 O., 
a Barrister in Devonshire. . seeds have answered 
y brother-in-law to procure 
— 
ney — 
at he Ste ma from you 
. gyman in He r 
your ano last year, ‘all of wian were re excellent. 
ee Gentleman resident near London. — 
as before, that your seeds 53 . up true, and pro- 
They 988 particularly direct attention to their 
of e eee nto seat Seeds, which they have the fullest 
ending, from the universal satisfaction 
ao here e given to ＋ numerous customers. 
COLLECTIONS OF GARDEN 8 
No., 1. — Seeds 
st Broccolies, Narang rd 
Cele bers 
— of every Pai a re- 
e year 58 a 10 0 
ig 2 co Coltection, but in reduced qi quantities 1 3 0 
0. 2 0 
m 8 12 
he Quant e * _ Collection are STATED IN FULL in 
ar pi i es Current and Garden Directo so that pur- 
chasers see for rons mi weet they are * 
ie pee s for Seeds above 21, (ex 
Grain, Paves: Clover, & c.), will be delivered F 
Sakata GE to any Station on the 1 Railways: 
Great . ristol and Exeter, 
Bristol and Birmingham. —.— wW 
Southampton and ester. 
OF 
‘or th 
I approved very much of Nobi 
I have found this 
cepting heavy articles, such 
varieties, now 
CINERARIAS, new and e sorts, 065 to 9s, per doz. 
2 very select Greenhouse aad! Store Plants, 188. 
25 — ao: — 
re LANCIFOLIUM ALBUM, flowering’ bulbs, bn te o 
111 1191 É DANCIFOLIUaL RUBRUM and ROSEUM, flower ` 
$ oe 128. per 
OF THE VALLEY, strong fi forsing, de 185. is. per 100. 
V PR RENCH AND BELGIAN] sg mre in 5 
isa Sy 
yt bee FRU ITS. 
OUELL.axp CO. to call the attention of those 
gentlemen no ving or r replenishing their Fruit 
Kitchen 17 85 to yod following choice artic! 
a K STOLFF RASPB V. 
announce ag. are scutin: 
sup 
e WATTE RASPBERRY, 3: 
PEACHES, N NECTARINES, and Wich 4years P 
and forward for 
8 better pleat a ee to the quan sown E 
mos ea i íi aa „each. 
rom Mr. J. Wore, G G ardener to Most the Marquis PR CRON aii 
1 beg leave to are you my most sincere th: irei —— from. — 
Savion me — Ga — set mr ia tih ee PSE: ranted correct to rg ee 
to the gardener Thave ye Por panhich de the most mip guide STUR 4 — AND (D ANGLESEA PIPPIN, fine Espalier, 242. 
From the Journal o lon Horticultural Society.—Parster, | Per doz. ; Stan 8, 1s, 6d. s, ls. e 
RENDLE's Noble Garnishing, fro from Mr. RENDLE : ee is stronger 3 8 in — of the best kinds, selected for aise 
nd fla „ 5. 
every, V URRANTS, improved large White Dutch, 4s, per doz, 
poh could pie = ssh pe 155 this Paper 5 extracts ” a Bon pr Eees r don, 
„ 28. 
s fee lett ns of the Press, if it w Ae nape s Victoria or Ral "hed bbe — g’ doz. 
o do pád 225 yent will, Aix trust, be a suficient j 3 wks 
wee 
pro e s genera niger of =a Breas eds. In fact, z HUBARB, fno roots, fit for r i 
Lapa is good ; uitehell Royal Albert, 99 0 5, per doz. ; Dyas pone = a 
would — — only injuring pr fpes A were they to do doz, ; My the largest), 9s. per doz, ; Ti c 
ot 6s. per . ie 
Collecti ASPARAGUS, Giant (strong), 2 and 3 years, 2s, 6d and 
100. 
SEAR ALE strong), 1 $. 6d. per do. 
ROSES, Standards and — ee of the very best sorts 
in cultivation, to 15s. per doz. 
EVERGREEN PRIVET, 2 to 4 let strong, 35s. per 1000, 
ás. 
Ca ordir of 2l. and upwards Tre Rory to any 
Railway eng wes ee miles of the Ni 
Royal Nursery, G 
JUDSON’S RICHMOND VILLA BLACK HAMBURGH VINE 
eg ree ctr hl HENDERSON anp Co. 
e pleasure of : 
th Devon 
Or to any Market Town in 3 and I Cornwall 
JORE, DUN, and BELFAST, by Steamer, 
rice Currents apply to natik E. 
i Merchants, Plymouth, 
for flower, 93. * Kr 5 ae 
ERICAS, fine bus ni nts, 9s. per doz, - ; 
CORREA 2 ciosa major, Cooperi -bai and other fine 
EPAORIS, in 30 of the . varieties, abundantly set 
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