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{ — TOCK FOR SUPERS CEDARS OF LEBANON AND OF 
EEDLING POTATOES. - -THE STOCI ARS 
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SUPERB CEDARS OF LEBANON A 
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CEDRUS DARA & ARAUCARIA IMBRICATA. S oa 21 selected a CE CONIFERE. D OTHE 
V TE tful ly toca 2 ane attestion of the Nobility Weck. 3 4 W the members, gardeners, m aod gro wers Ja UCOMBE, PINCE, axo „Ap CO. hey Me re 
V and Planters of Ornam Tree Xtensive, | present at the Horticultural ryan PA Rooms, on tò AHS OF LEBANON, fit sins 
bases, and — u Stock p teen 97 1 hei bove, which a for sale, by te der at per ushel, Noone * 3 ny distance, Which are — o remove wi 
bad ed to offer at the following prices: — % d ar is less than 2 bushels. A full deseriptien of the also fine specimens of r 
die; DEOD. N 1 foot, = ashy, a 3 2 æ forwarded on receipt of one posta 1 sera p gA Agen me 2 — xad pervirens Ze. 
0 ob's, Seeds „ » ““ | Cedrus Deo — h 
rl ane sect d specimens, 3 feet, very reah ort aa wares yman, Battersea-felds, and | Abies Douglas — ai are es exit. 
2 at the Grower’s, Mr. W. J. NEwrox, 41, Brewer-street, 3 Abies Doug lasi taxifolia Quer 11 nts) 
ABAUCARIA e 1 fot, bah doz, -18 : square, Certificates of their several qu e e Rn Quereus — 5 
ad oyal G dens, rogmore ; p urpl ‘ 
na elected beate. anaes a 0 Royal Garden, Claremont ; Mr. Toanzn, Eton College p arien recurva, as Stand- ane e f 
Gardens. ards (with fine shape! Lanny 
aid on all hers of N. a upwards to London oo ee Ma nolia grandiflora (var. Exmou:h y heads) = 
3 * any Railway Station within 150 miles of the JoHN i HENCHMAN * ene of r plants of . honis agaif Wee ran dern 
Nursery. and the Trade to his well known aud extensive Stoc 4 0 arious other purposes, from 34. to 9—. 2 11500. Wood ai 
Yourdt and Co.'s Royal Nursery, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk. | Choice SEEDLING CALCEOLARI rie ie now sending Fer pa ie he above 
| ont 8 hea kthy Plants in — ye ot ea — Ltuperlor Exeter N — Exeter. SPY to the 
VERY „ bs oc Bg SEEDS _ Dito f ae W RESA DO e “THE GOLDEN N BALL” N 
— ane 3, pe EQUALLED NE 
Wurm E. RENDILE od CO., Seep Mer- 
» Prruhr 
The ee an very — 9 and should w 
grown in every garden—small or large. The whole a 
either saved by ourselves or by A one growers, on n. 
the fullest con 
A s T Aeg BE SENT FREE BY rost AT 
aie PRICES CHA 
fi p e 3 orders should there- 
fore be sen 
PARSLEY, r ee * —— K 48 
by the Le ae 
Journal as eng et — 
* — OCCOLI, RENDLE’s "SUPERB . WiLLoUv Ee Tue te 
Kk owledzed by all the leading tural writers a 
— to de by far the best S — n cultiv vation 
Bix Heads is ip nen in Loudon in May last, s 
wore than 
e RENDLE’S 3 of aie —— WI 
earliest of all the and k p H 
Ara Covent ure — as 9 mag whole of the 
—— 
1 of Pen — 
h of Prenvany, 15 they — two 
of the monthly m the Lo don — 4. ieuttaral 
She — . The . is fom the Gardeners’ le, for 
224 :~" T ery fine Heads of ‘ Penzance e hi? 
b Piymouth, 7 
as 2 fle 
and 
21 
ments 
withoat the leaves,” They —— but a very 2 upply o of the | | 
seed, it being very scarce, ac 
PARSLEY, MITCHELLS. WINTER MATCHLESS, a very 
superior car ted and hard variety, 6d per pac 
CELERY, 1 Tonnen s rE SOLID DWaRF WHITE, 
dire feom Mr, Turaer, Slough, Ie. per packr 
CUCUMBER, cornu BLACK SPINE, saved by Mr. 
Cuthf J. Is. iid 
cucu R, ELPHINSTONE'S PROLIFIC BLACK 
81 ce oom (Sse his Advertizement.) 
da. 6d. per 3 
eee NEW iai saved by — 2 Pitch, 
he great n 
883 
br nn US Soakuer FLESH, direct from Mr, 
‘ed by the Pacha of 
Hindostan, a splendid 
vartety, * . t, ro packets remain.) 
lettuces W CRYSTAL 03, a most excellent variety, 
per 
CABBAGE, RENDLE'S EARLY ADMIRABLY, one of the 
best early Cabbages, 6d par picket, 
8 ENFIELD MARKET, celebrated as being the 
imen 
Sir lan 48 p 0 blooming and spec 
plants, s, 12. pe = dozen; b diih s, 18s. per dozen. 
Choice vag PA Nats, — plants wintered in pots, 
ae 1125 
„ tee Seedling z CINERARTAS, fine plants, in 48 pots, jast 
showing colour. 98, to 123, per 
= aRANS hese 9 full of bloom, in 48 
Lana A — are k and 82 pots, 2 feet high and 
127 10 1 | 
so daper d a ‘Seed, 23 6d, per packet 
reden K Seed, from Chater’s best named sorts, 28. 6d. 
bushy, 
Cho 
HOI 
errs LEMON AND ORANGE e AN anD DWARF 
EXCH MARYGOLD, at 6d. per pac 
“i es Ne Post office — are 3 from T corre- 
spondents.— Edmonton, near London, Feb 
CAMELLIA JAPONICA 
C niy mad anp SONS beg to inform the 
ri and . age e CAMELLIAS ~ be very 
fine this se A gre are now in 
NB Cut —— m 
è ha 
NURSERY, ‘WANDSWORTH eg Lonpos, 
GUPERB RANUNCULI,GLADIOLI, ANEMONES, 
e., & e. 
R A NU NC u LU 3 — by poii 
T roots, in 100 e h superb veediing = aga 7 
bes! 
8 
rts 4 
50 roo in 50 vars. iy 378. ba. 5 5 38, in! whe a OS 0 
100 roots, in 100 vars., very se *. 85 0 
50 roots, in 50 ap a 155 26.3 10 0 
Mixed, extra, pe very eds Tea: z une border 5 0 
pete Rag White 1 ‘ban, 5s. per dozen, and others. 
GLA AS 
12 superb late varieties (Ramosus habit 
. „„ „„ 21 0 
Brenchleyenis, brillian 5 . — n 
Gandavensis, each, 4d. ; large 0 
Gandaven sis splendens, very 1 each. e 
Insignis, 73, 6d. per doz.; Psittacinus, per dez. : * 1 8 
A N EMONES. 
100 vars., beautiful -yi distinct, named, — E 
50 vars., do., 123. 62. ; 25 vars., do. Dien: 
Mixe „In wanes a 035 bdi; v ery fine 05 wte 
Lilium lancifolium, and a variety of other choice roots, see 
Catalogue, — free, on a cation. 
Remi required fr m unknown correspo: 
riage free n, * vim swich, Bury, 5 hen ee 
Bero a a Baows, Seed Horticultural Establishment, 
Sudbary, 
URP 870 
OR UE APNESS, “OTILITY,, wo DISPLAY 
= * owing are strongly recommended, CARRIAGE ram 
F 
cE ERY, SEYMOUR’ CAMPION WHITE, 
eg ti eaten * superior to 
— TRUE DUTOR HORN, a most valuable sort 
» per pae 
CA Bunter. MITCHELL'S Fan EA Í 
ariei — LBERT, a superior 
All other's 
— HARDY b weer * . 
ser’s selection 425 
FLOWERING AND EVERGREEN SHRUBS, ORNAMENTAL 
— 
Flesh, 1 
= 
seeds, 1800n, 
— Py 6a; or this and one of Captivation, t ins * ale 
0 
mentioned, for 6s. 
give as 
8 — ou 
E. T. feels confident — “one rt 
follow other 
ey’s Bromham 
Tiley s S Queen Melon, 
great — m as 7 
t by 
as) sy er packer 
tt 
Ab 
or five am Be ; also “P 
berlain’s Essex Hero, four seeds, 6d; Hanter: 
1 $ 6d., or seven wrens tas 535 
vourite, Is packet; Victory of Bath, Is, di 
f 0 * 
Epwarp Titty, Nurserym an, — 
Abbey Churchyard, Bath, Somers 
ronicle of January 3, 
B. A packet ae = 9 Golden Ball” 8 and ; a pad 
ber, can be sen i 
AS 
Suerte, AND 
market prices, as they always — — a = 
in their Warehouses, Reading, Ber 
Great 
Great Western, South- Western, or South-Eastern R 
arriage Free to any Station on the 
TREES, ETC. 
dir Bode, — AE in this Paper or | Purchaser's, or our choice, per 100, in 100 kinds . £2 10s, 
sent ies by te Salers, can be had of the subscribers at | Am own choice, in 50 kinds, fine ma 
rgita — gentlemen forming Arboretums, this is a fine opportunity. 
the vayilar ar printe pric COMMON LAURELS, 13 to 2 feet, per 1000, a, or 10s, per | ¢ 
a = 3 atalogueof Seed: oan be had on application to 100; 2 to 3 feet, bushy, per 1000, 51, or 12s, 6d. M 
S aiy z4 AM tae and Co , Seed . — Plymouth, PORTUGAL LAURELS, 14 to 2 feet, 20s. ber 100, 3e, per = 
HED MORE THAN HALF A CENTURY. 0. 3 feet, extra fine, 308. per 100, 6s. per doz e 
55 CHRYSANTHEMUMS, ETC. S EVERGREEN PRIVET, fine, 2 to 3 feet, per 1000, 403., i his 
M. RUML ae AND SONS can su the followin LIMES, per 100, 303., 4 to 5 feet, fine Avenue T. 
„Eres CINERARIAS, in Seas ants, ne louse Clustatis, 5 to 6 feet, 80s. per 100 ; 10 to 12 feet, 
. 55., or | 
ke iter. aurea: Bit ee doz., fne out owa selection; e 10; superb sorts — Rober: S 
3 | E AE our own choice; xed do., 39s, por 100; 
iar . sees tn er 
- r: sorts, own s on, 2. 103., or 158. per doz. 
— the 50 ditto, purchaser’s ch 
a onde Ne modin itto, 8 —— „ 
ee from 40 "n nding out at e Aa ta, | pe AS 59 Bnest sorts, our choice, 21. 10s, oF 15s, per des.: 
r 18s per 
P'ar pew CHINESE AZALEAS, 20 fine show sort: 
8 5 2 a. Pansies . — — Ver- 8 purchaser's choice Bie. oF Tas, por don. has 
e mepi be had * sean. idi ity for speci 
‘Gilling, Richmond, Yor HOLLY TOOK $ SEED, warranted to produce 75 in D double, 
r 
Ta hees AN SUPERB- is now three years”); Aporo pris a gt sorts, per 1000, 4l., in 
which, plants of them have hs splendid VIOLET 3 ae CURRANTS—May’, 3 Vigora or gy Castle R 
parts of the kingdem, are 8 ey. es where, D = | largest and best sort and onght to be fn — ae 
cultivate. The Rei cY of this Violet are, that it blooms — 100, or or 4e. pe a p donen; Red Grape and C Champagne, fine, 
„ or 
in the stem than any o her at ase it is fly saat tet ae’ ew AND 5 = e . —— 8 
nF 
toe ec sf a oeat af ang Rit i r. 77... 18 par | At 
; ese fl. 
© fhenonr to present bo her Majer he had the | eee ee fone e E — 
-k e, Oct. 25, 1849. 
O RASPBERRIES, | Sres 
— a that Joar POLLE nd of the wih a E Hame aad — dered or Double ies b. 127 per — per dom, on 305 E 
- Benguet of Violets, eie nars _ eho ee tha Ber Mojonty | m baby —— 58 l ee ? and late: kia en fas wets of 
a8 bee: sly pesas to accept them, si ; 
nvey ie se anis for e wating: geet teat a Yamal - 1 7 7 Mar, the Hope Nur. 
i obedient sevak Al ord P; LOP 
ers above 5 carriage paid to poet, 
hag oF the Press, d ail i mn tes e. 
may b à an Hir testimonials of 1| Birmingham, a oe 35 a ast intermediate 
' * ; 
tbrook Nursery, Bath, 
om | Stations within 150 miles of the 
UPSET g. 
4 of Lareb, soo Oak, &.; sizes and 
„aag furnished on 
wa correspondente is 
al terms, Poren Plat 
respectfully requested, 
part = —. country, securely packed, f 
17 to 19 lbs. the couple, at 2 sitting "of a 
few young Co-k Birds to ae oh of, 10s, 6d 
H. Copranp, Chelmsford. 
Aeh 
Th 
— 
box 
. ex isis 
— to Mr. O. STEED, Grove House, Baldoe“ 
os, FAmEBATLAx, Nurseries, 
OCHIN CHINA FOWLS EGGS FOR | 
Fresh Eggs from the d bi 
ers ‘attended to 
IMPORTAN 2 LTRY FAR 
OCHIN, CHINA FOWLS EGGS? FOR 
2 requisite 
xtra 
~ 
bree 
XQUISITE COCHIN CHINA 
à ees , 15s. ane ; Cockerells 105. each, | 
ò h E z . aucb, 
1 8 — N Achbr- de la- 
NEW VARIETY OF SHANGHAI | 
A tew pasisi Birds for sale. 
W. Tunner, Tufnell Park Road, Holloway, 
