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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, 
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uired by the y — ith before ~~ a inst., after 
wiih ime they will not be By Ord 
ARD R. deres, Secretary, 
97, Farringdon-street, Sindee, March 4 
PULAU AL SOCIETY OF LONDON, 
y LEGED TICKETS. 
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May, June, and July, namely, 
MAY 8, JUNE 12, JULY 1 
1 h or before . the 20th 
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CATA- 
RGE BAKER’: ESCRIPTIVE 
LOGUE OF AMERICAN PLANTS, CONIFER, 
noses. F FRUIT AND FOREST 
o., may on application en 9 
. Windlesham . 2 i 
L CATALOGUE E, Ae Dahlias, F U y erbenas 
Herber, 
„ Chrysanthemums, B 
on prepaid application. 
Stowmarket, Suffolk. 
ITALIAN TUBEROSE 
per dozen,—The a unual im 
ding Plants, &e.. 
ROOTS, 4s. 
Round London, 1s. 6d.; or by post, 13. Sd. Post-office orders 
on Camberwe Ilg 
Sa MES CUTHILL, Camberwal, London. 
upplie 
a . of 
> de neighbourhood for ng and for the fineness 
and luxuriance of its herbage 
fours truly, Josxyn A, LANGFORD, 
“ Stonor, near Henley- e 24, 1852.” 
FROM THE INCUMBENT OF GRAZELY PARSONAGE. 
To MESSRS. SUTTON, 
Sirs, — When you u are passing through Grazely, I 
e Grass 
Camoys about eg years’ since, is the 
early springi 
would 
E above, with permission to publish 
3 — ae s0, and have also the 5 ad ‘eating i at they 
3 receiving simila: a letter 
at recei 
from a 5 ara bee oat the 
sage :—** field I down spring 
me satisfaction, no little surprise to my 
3 ya another letter dated 
Rectory, 3 an. e Rector sags: 
acres which I sowed with Grass Seeds from abe 
was aleo 
Ema manuel 
our 
call in and see my Garden Lawn, reag ii oo Churchyard, which 
T sowed last spring with your Seeds, a ya 
was only a Bean ee but now a a beau dor Gren S San, må 
Tam happy to say free from weeds de been | 
quite surprised to sei ‘in 5 a thas ar es eee 
hope it will as I have invariably heard that your 
Grass Seeds are good Sad pe permanent 
Tam, Sirs, yours obediently, T. S. 
* tN Feb. 13. 
JOHN SUTTON anD SONS havi been honoured with th 
the em, bes sag entire 
No. 11—1852.] SATURDAY, MARCH 13. [Price 6d. 
EX. Pons WATERER’S Descriptive yer — PORTUGAL LAURELS, ETC. 
Agricultu ral geology.. 2 22 Law respecting nurserymen’s MERICAN ak ee ROS AMES MACINTYRE having a lar rge 
BEANE, tO. s+ «00025008 2 e Scion a and m application, enclosing PORTUGAL LAURELS, PHILLYREA, avd LAURES- 
Bir eink sop ot i Linnean . ps 1 2 two postage stamps, ‘to Nr. k ATERER, Knap H INAS, of various sizes and rich a superior growth, begs 
Carnation, tree. sesos Manure for Turnſpas ye 5 | Nursery, Woking, Surrey. ffer them at very low prices, whic: — J be ob'ained on app 
Cattle, salt for. — * Oldaker (Mr.). — : cation to at the Taunt n Nurseri et. 
ie arent at “ce — dete. 162 CARNATIONS, picotiss, PINKS, AND PANSIES, _ 2 
E bene CO, w sending out beautiful NEW AND RARE PLANTS 
. pesg gore emih 47 1 sel * — — — N a RY as 19 N, scsi ams ae ees 
Later... Plant hoases, to fumigate, . the above, in rem strong and healthy at , near Burnley, Lanceshire, begs to 
$ 4 i Lend D Polmaise heating 766 4 lowi bi: s: . „nn „ d. | Friends — “the Public in gen that his SPRING OA Ayed 
„eee te .. ..... .. .. Nee 5 25 paire of superb varieties of Carnations and Picotees, LOGUE of choice New * Dahlia “Fuchsias, Ver- 
Potion” e e Wes fo ene ne. eee 9 3 eater ai Pa 0 | benas, Petunias, Cinerarias, Antirrhinums, &., is po d 
Garden glean(nes, Silkworm ..... . 165 12 do. do. do. 110 ©] and may be a by enclosing two stamps. Also i 
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. s 8 * . — ae pain do. 018 0 — 1 be the be 5 * ie mr mes 5s. each; or 
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pinay ee Vala a el peu . 167 a r 13 pairs of finest Pinks, by nai”: „ 0 12 0] of Bedding Plants will b I, including v 
3 r * Weaid of Kent, roi roil of .. 176 a | Pansies, all the newest and 3 flowers, — all the leading corks of scarlet Geraniatns, deo, 
Lichens, Leighton KON caesar We 6 doz ey) Be me paenan T quested th > all orders be ac 2 
ee Att Order ofa ee ay alloy N, 8. oat Wee s (of which 
— — and upw ™ eia; ogu choice Carnations an tees (of w 
HE NATIONAL TULIP SOCIETV.— The next} Station within 150 miles o af he Nursery. co: ee H. W ie of o collection), may be had for one stamp. 
& — egen, on Thar 2 k= be held at yal — — . — — —ͤ— 
own : ‘ ursda ay 27, next. 
Schedules are n è had on application at CUMBER PLANTS. ede dias; 1 CINERARIAS, 
the Ofico; 28, aig UTHILLS BLACK SPINE CUCUMBER| $ S, AND CARNATIONS, 
J. 00 e Hon, Secretaries. PLANTS ready, Cucumber and Melon Seed, 1s. EORGE SMITH'S SELECT CATALOGUE is 
2) pa er —— e e lë; the b best sorts of Strawberry | GEOR 
Birmingham, March 13. Seed. s.6d. rag Pamphlet on the Potato n 
(56 pages), 2 * ; * post, 2s. 4d. Also on Market Gardening classes, g'i Soar r d Fancy varieties, in their various. 
G. Ss Seedling Verbenas, Fuch sias, &c., me of 88 merit, 
ha aving taken numerous First-clars Certifica 
been highly 1 ty Be the en 
Catalogue hich w forwarded on the acne ms 
postage Faris 
N.B. Taylor’s TP a ‘t Treatise on the Chrysanthemum,” 
ls. ; free by post, 
Tollington N ode Hiornees-rone, Islington, London. 
OHN HENCH MAN invites the attention of Amateurs 
Ditto trom the choicest — * . ng a new and superior 
arly tlooming and E 
Shrubby breed, 7 — * r doze . 
Strong plants epecimen. 
plants, 12s. per 40 emg best * d 188. per dozen, 
9 5 vice 1 óy INSE S, healthy plants wintered in pots, 
„ 98a a en. i 
1 Seedling ‘CIN ERARAS, fine plante, in 48 pots, got. 
ho „per dozen. * R 
GEN eA PRAG GRANS 1 7 — 3) yss 
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bushy, 128. to 18s. per dozen. 
CALCEOLARIA meek ae 2s. 6a. sa e 
p packets o OCK Seed, from Chater’ s best named sorts, 24, 6d. 
et: acket 
LEMON and ORANGE 9 aud ‘DWARF 
PRENGH 2 — 6d. per 
Post. office requested 3 unknown eme. 
— óe e Arita on, — 2 — March 13. 
SEED AND eee eae ESTABLISHMENT... 
FOLK 
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ASS AND BROW ANNUAL SEED AND. 
PLANT LIST —— 1852, contain pages, now sup- 
— . for e stamps, er: ne 
Kingdom, and can supply the 4 of Grasses and Clover. 
id li any — soil at 288. per ‘bre, “with Inst — 
best OVERS and RYE-GRASS for alternate 
r SEE 
ATION, 
ae 
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husbandry or to — down for two years, at 168. per fone and 
Scrron’s Renovating Mixture of Perennial CLOV ete 
RIED COLLECTIONS, : 00, 30s., ‘200, and 10s bds 
ny sorte 2 49 
Pinost GRASSES ‘tor 2 Old Meadows and Pasta res, 
* — ae acre being suflici 
aie. inest a gre 3d. per 
pound, or 3s. 
N. B. Mangold, Wurzel, Belgian Ca rrot, Turnip, and — 
other 1 of superior ez a Pri e Monti 
of which may be h: for one penny stamp, 
return 
Address, jou SUTTON anD SONS, SEED GROWERS, 
Reading, Berks 
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1 5 EN POTATO PLANTERS, —Pro- 
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ons 
e Bed E AA AMERIC CAN, NATIVE, 
E BLOSSOMED KIDNEY e prises real the produce o 
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sorts will 
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ALSAM SEED, the finest in the worl 
— of colours, t Packets, 
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singiy. Mi a, 
the largest in sadru. 1s. to 5s. per plant. s : the 
Scarlet King, o finest of ae ts ever raised, 10s ; Sir F. 
Thesiger, ampton chard Whittin ngt on, aa and 
prices ; Ditto 3 fa vourites, 
in five 
all me best 8 ones at * Sava 
ozen 
3s. per dozen. Fuchsias, Geraniums, Cytisus 
be Bin D stove and Greenhouse er spony Mr — 
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to CnanLes R. SMALLBONE, Fulham, 
payable at Pataey, promptly att 
and in 
e — payable a 
Sa —— ana c Co., Newington Bu 
ch, 1052, —Subjoined is y analyais of | iced 
DAHLIAS, PANSIES, CARNATIONS. PICOTEES, 
PIN KS, ETC. 
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| 100 „0 15 © 
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20 varieties of best Dwarf Ann 5 large — i 
12 3 fi 05 9 
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12 varieties, ¢ 3: 
20 varieties choice nd new Bieniials and Perennials ER 
12 varieties, do. 0 5 
CHOICE IMPORTED GERMAN SEEDS. ees 
A superb coliection of Stocks, A 
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Catalogue, page 4. 
GRASS 
8 and mixed, of the very 
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e Catalogue 
rate quali ty. 
Useful printed Wee e for sowing and raising seeds sent... 
with each order, 
BEST ra chao age ag 
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