10—1852. | 
THE GARDENERS’ 
CHRONI 
AKAL 
GH LOW anp wait have 
iS i patar of the — at a 5s. to 78. 6d. per 
ursery, March 
posea WA RS Descriptive Catalogue of 
Ko., is 
ace PLANTS Pe paipa ROSES, 
may, be had on application, enclosing 
ge 3 to Mr. Hoon EA WATERER, Knap Hill 
ig, Surrey. 
EORGE BAKERS Meee EN CATA- 
E OF AMERICAN PLANTS, CONIF GERA, 
ROSES, ORNAMENTAL SHRUB S, FRUIT AND FOREST 
TREES, &c., may be had on application, by osing two 
postage stamps.— Windleshany Nursery, Bagshot, Surrey. 
E. 
to offer a 8 a fine | 
5 NEW EARLY NO. EA. 
i pes 3 anD CO., in submitting the 
uable. PEA to the public, can recommend it 
with the pace 2 as the largest podded and best 
Early Pea known, first-rate quality; height, 2 feet, 
Price 28. 6d. per qua 
York Regent Potatoes, from prepared cuttings, 6s. per bus 
Camb bridge dic A first-rate second early, 6s. do. 
ey; 
eer Blossom Kidney, 6s, do, 
One-bushel hampers and booking, 
6d. 6d, each. 
A COMPLETE 1 
LODDIGES anp SONS beg to s tate that t 
ey 
are ro Il the 2 correct upwards of 
8 — rrectl oa = price 
— species livery; rand as thet — a of hardy — an — . of Show arieties . 3 0 4 
will ha o be d spe — Aa 8 5 pairs of Na rapipa in 25 — poo bere : 0 
i 3 t tfulis s m — — 5 irs of Piak 8 4 
yes ng y fr viding, they e ly 0 8 ans 25 Show Pansies, in 25 different varieties 010 0 
ARBORETO us ge 7 
tion, as the soko 
— h 6. 
— TREES, ETS: 
, BIGLAND = a NURSERYMEN and SEE 
to offer Ar aud PEAR 
Tete very low prices 
Stan L. 95. per doxen. 
Do. Pear Trees ai — 1 ay 
Trained 
H. B. and Co. be 
— ns of VEG 
any sized Gardens, which they keep ready put up, for par 
culars of ot see their printed Catalogue, which may be 
also to call attention * their complete 
TABLE and FLOWER SEEDS, to suit 
rti- 
had 
on applicat 
N.B. — paid on all orders of 21. and upwards, 
FIRST CLASS VERBENAS, FUCHSIAS, 8 
DAHLIAS, HRYSANTHEMUMS, ERARIAS, 
A 
PETUNIAS, PICOTEES, AND CARNATIONS. 
EORGE SMITH'S SELECT CATALOGUE is 
now ready, containing Priced Lists of all the ene 
Hinds of both Show and Fancy varieties, in their variou 
classes, 
G. S.’s Seedling Verbenas, Fuchsias; &., are of Brea erit, 
ha’ takea numerous 2 Certific aving 
been highly recommended by the Press. 
postage tn whiċh 
— 
ae 
For description see 
will be forwarded on the receipt of on 
lor’s excellent Treatise on the Chrysanthemum,” 
wes * post, 1s, 2d. 
enten Nursery, Hornsey-road, Islington, London. 
D per donen- E TUBEROSE „ 4 
rtation of the above-named 
s just pa received, and 
er be obtained, without disap- 
gn Aae 1 18, Pall-mall. 
—— nity ‘treatment sent; also, just 
and open Par. ses. 
eee Flower 
ee n mel fetes — when ty tr 
N. B. Printed 
arrived, very moist 
oer ean NURSERY, — — AA 
ER to announce t 
endrons worthy of cultivation 
i sa ; thus purchasers — afforded every facility in 
ections. 
RAINED TREES or PEACH ES, 
A RICOTS, ann GREENGAGE PLUMS, 
500 — ia ts Keren ‘sort to spare. 
- AQUIFOLIUM and BERBERIS DULCIS, 
E ALBERT Ru er 100; 1000 for 157, 
ty Superb e of ee r 428. 
sig n RIV) 0 obey 
aaa Co., W Northampton. 
En TAL PLANTING 
ants to spa 
BARB, 50s. 
in Orn 
TREES and s 2 — — bog 
offer at ota 9 vi Po price (for cash o 5 
ihe Tand'a — which their arboretum is planted being required 
— moe 4 to 10. — — ol the following genera, 
comprising a number o maa : Acer, Aisculus, Al 
see * —.— 
50 —.— Mespiius, Popalus, Pru 
a Sorbus, Spira, Tilia, Fon 4s, per — 
Ama or a selection from Woah piang , unnamed, 
Ametion Oaks in great va 
; two-bustiel. 2 Sacks, 2s. 
i PICOT EES, PINKS, AND PANSIES. 
PAN LLA ND, Br adshaw Gardens, Middleton 
ae chester, having a very large collection of the 
above. beaut Fiowers, — them at the following low 
e we, included 
, Polyanth uses, ee. 
Auriculas, Alpines 
ver office Orders to be made 
atalogues on application. 
CLE. 147 
SEED AND HORTICULTURAL ESTABLISHMENT, 
SUF F 
oe, = * BROWN’S ANNUAL SEED AND 
NT FOR 1852 more newspaper- 
tot — —. — 8 supplied; also stamped copies of the 
utumn Catalogue, which cont Roses, Herbaceous 
ardy Plants, a * 8 — t and new Shrubs, Hardy Climbers, 
Prize — 
SSOR — OF — — SEEDS. 
For Fst detailed statement, see Gar ome Onnen of 
Jan. 31st, and d Feb, Tth an mg 
Cat 
payable at Middleton, Lanca 
S iare E AND TEEN FLOWER 5 
— R STOCK, a perennial species, and hardy 
x NERA ARIA and 8 selected from * 
No. 5 Collection 219 0 
No. 10 0 
No. H E 100 
No. 4 12 75 010 6 
FLOW SEEDS PREE B 
Useful printed dean for . $ 5 K —. seeds 
with each ord 
1 * T Ass i X 
100 varieties of best and newest Annuals .£0 15 0 
50 varieties, 88. 6d. ; 20 varieties, 6s, 6d.; ; 20 varieties 0 4 0 
20 varieties of best D warf Annuals, large aes 
for cee out — 4 beds, &. 38 
12 varieties, do. 0 
20 varieties choice and new w Greenirousë ‘Anuuale w OTe 
12 varie do. . » 0 5 0 
20 variet G 1 P. ni Is 010 6 
— variet es, $ do. lat 076 
variet d new Biennials and Perennials 811 
12 varieties, d 0 5 0 
CH otos IMPORTED GERMAN § 
A on eh collection of Stecks, Asters, 
Walthovier, ghd 
spur ams, N gy Zinnia, Cockscomb, India 
n Pink, 
of Plants, that were ho sa em 
b they h had — — 2500 seeds of the eee wid 
500 of the latter, Is. each pa 
snags AZORIC US, d òf thi 
northern aspect ery beautifal - 200 seeds, 
CALENDRINLA UMBELLATA, one of t 
and mo om tee ant flowering ofall bedding plan 
SWEE T WILLIAM, in 100 v. acme 10, 
ment may b e stamp: a 
Jeves and Co, , Nurseries, Hocthaiagion’ 
—— Be ey AND Co. beg respectfully: to 
and the Public that their ne 
PRICED $! SEED CATALOGUE FOR 1852 is now ready, and 
may be had, postage free, on 2 Jt contains a list of 
all the most approved kinds of Vegetable 
together with a ‘very choice selecti on of — man 
e Seeds, which fi statin 
ing, and whether hardy, haif- hardy, or ten der; the Helent, 
Glas and time of flowering, —— mu ch other useful informa- 
tion, The Collections of Seeds, w ich t ey 
years, having given such potera — 
induced 2 so them as under 
No. 1; mple ete collection rer hhi woned psi for E s. d. 
2 
s „is an eastern or 
8. 
neatest growing 
ee „15. 
eeds, 18. 
they are again 
* year’s supply of a large gard 
No. 2. Do. do. insmaile mip iari «210° 0 
No. 3. Do, do. do. do, wk Ep d 
No. 4. Do. 
do. do. 012 6 
Tne kinds and quantities contained in each Collection are 
stated in — saa 
Delivered, free, stany station on the following Railways :— 
Newcastle, Vork, nd Ber rade orth British, Leeds and 
Thirsk ; York and Scarborough. aweastic and Carlisle, and 
h 6. 
Lancaster and Liverpool.—Gateshead Nursery, Marc 
FINE Dou LE TUBEROSES, 
3 Pion imported by 
AGE AND Co, SEED RCH TO ger AGRIcUL- 
TURAL AND ie al 8 OF INDIA, &. &., 
i i ad ae appitenaon: 
Ahipa AMERICAN "PLANTS. 
Azaleapontica, fine bushy set with bloom; 10s. p. doz. 
mae ses aami , 188: per doz. 
ponticum and varieties (v very fine), 10s, per doz. 
campanulatum, 2 to 4 ft. diameter, 199, 6d. to 425. cen 
ae collections; 189, per doz, ; Vacciniams 
2 possible. Post-off 
Tre — March 6 bers 
Hase DWARF MAMMOTH — | 
Ade pO eng aa "is pet gar | 
e in tis | 
ptinicipal hortical eee establishments in t in W = Osea appo and l 
varieties. ' Süperior in every respect to the tall growing | 
FLOWER SEEDS. 
ogee CALIPORNICA a a. pure white, 
„Gd. per packet. 
89 v var. 0 MOE 1 one af the 
See 8 page 
RASS SEEDS, 
* an and mixed, ot the vary best sorts, for the purposes 
requir 
Miztures for papanu Pastures, Park Mixtures 
Mixtures fe for fine Lawns, — Ea reen 
to suit all soils and situation 
„ and 
ns, &.; also Mixtures 
(es — and Plant List, 
had arately. 
TRUE ITALIAN RYE-GRASS, E} NOLISH AND IMPORTE. 
; Our Mixtures of Grasses have given the highest ne. 
action. 
Remittances required from unknown correspondents, Post- 
office 9 to be made 5 ated to Bass and Brown, or to 
— Brown, oe — «5 Na free to London, Ipswieh, 
orwich, or any tation on the s 
ESTA ABLISHED ABOUT Nace. A CENTURY. 
TRUE — GRENET KIDNEY Arai Fg: 
RKNEY, MAY BE HAD FR 
M On 
HAMILTO} ——— 
ILLIAM hn 156, 
CRTATSIDR, LONDON, 3: 6d. per peek; they are a 
most axocllont Potato, and welt it adapied for any soil. Ash- 
leaf Kido ney and Flou rball Pota = ste eck, 
W. egs to inform those — him with their 
phe for KITCHEN GARDEN SEI EDs, that he will ensure 
a ing Flower Seeds: fee 9 — in packages so as to 
be e ansmitted by post, are strongly recor 1 
— for . — Ae given universal satisfac 8. d. 
25 vara, SUP UR HAMBRO’ 10. a ag STOCKS 19 6 
The — in smaller pack: 5 
12 „ SUPERIOR HAMBRO’ 1 18 STOCKS 
24 „ BEXTRA eer GERMAN A 
E 5 tae 
I. e BFL ENDID ZIN 
12 „ SUPERIOR DOUBLE ROCKET LARKSPUR 
6 „ VERY CHOICE MOTTLED BALSAMS |... 
— 
50 vars. ee ee. ee ge oe te is 
25 si ood 1 
oe Beautiful Hardy Annuals 6 
E eg ~ nnials (many — , sr 
The above Annuals are — up in 8 labels, arian 
the 8 — tbe 5 —.— * * 
1 — ae gg Seedsman, — 156, Teen 
on, 
War as wow oo cores 
BOARD CONNOTA 
side, Lon 
AGE’S BLOOD. RED BEB. me t crimson and s. d. 
st sort in cultivation, perp 1 0 
NEW ROYAL CABBAGE LE. ETTOOR, per acket 5 
P a Gant * ITE ccs 
2 6 
RANDOLPH GREEN CURLED. ENDIVE (very supe- i 
acket 0 
SILV 12 7 PICKLING ONION OF NOCERA, per packet 1° 0 
— RICH SCARLET FORCING rarer : 
EF * 0 
a e DE RED D BELGTAN CARROT, per packet |. 0 6 
BRUSSELS SPROUTS, warr anted t true imported, and 
very gon t 3 
Testimonials er we rely u upon ou r reputa- | 
tion, A Lanai 8 Registry Offices, 37 and 
38, Oxford-street, Jaa mpton. 
proportion, inclusive of Melon soa! Cuc 3 Pe 
No, 2, Tr mrar — +. 110 0 
No. 3, oe ve oe x is 2 
No. 4, 
ite 
A list d tho rs in gen collection mayi be had ok sont 
cation, a „ &. 
be high r 
Carri age paid t eny 
E Je Eres begs — on at that in consequence are being 
one of the largest Seed 6 — in the market, he is in a posi- 
tion to supply the above — ory. 
High-street and Bower —— Maidstone.—- March 6, 
S SENT FREE B 
b 
GERMAN SEEDS ar e import from the so 8 house, 
as good as aie ps ipa They consist ocks, 
—.— Larkspu „ Hol lyhocks, double Wall owore, 
pplic ation. 
COLLECTIONS 2 5 THE mos SHOWY FLOWER SEEDS 
LARGE OR SMALL GARDENS. 
e large packet of gg = x 
ee Annuals, — and e. 28 : 
-> 
25 
2 ~~ 3 0 
The a * Ride may be had in 8 pack ts at 
half the —.— —Stuart’s Grove Nursery, Fulham Roa *Cheleea, 
UMBERS AND POTATOES. 
dley (Apri 
Many otter refer 
—— ae 
atten: 15 to 20 li ts of ABAN’S 
| successfully for fi 
er some time 
ny rain 
The Gardeners’ Chronicle. 
SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 1852. 
MEETINGS N THE ENSUING WEEK. 
Moxpar, March 
Tvrspar, — ager 
T j P.M. 
iterary Fund (Anniversary) . . 2 P.M. 
; (ee ee 42 — 
Wir Nnns Dar, — e ee ee 
1 See rene 
gee r dene 
; Roat sof Literature. 4 
— li<An i „„ „„ 6664“ 
a “ie oon AD ene a 
Astronomical 23222 8 Pt. 
Furpar, —— Royal Institution.. . 
NI e . 
r. x. 
Sarunb ar. 
— o 
Ox the 4th of last November the thermometer = 
o 22° near London, with little or no — 
vered t counties, and even 
straits of Calais in the form of sharp Aertz 
— en — age of 
tmometer failed t produce 27 
e en in At- "oh if the cold le ete tai behind, it 
te 11 of such hardy shrubs as 
. Chinese pianis, Aaa 
those of central 
t we have, seen the same amount of 
as utterly waste as if a — 
72 7 
—— 3 we apprehend, per 
— ofthis was, we of November, searcely 
had fallen, Tür ben the 
