12—1852.| THE GARDENERS’ CHRONICLE. 179 
ORTICULTURAL SCIE E N dad LONDON, OUBLE a TUBEROSE ROOTS, 4s-} AMERICAN NURSERY, BAGSHOT, SURREY. 
H nnee 7 — — 1 2 * — — 1 enian bee ed JOHN WATERER begs to announce that he has 
uraa i eautıfu 1 e an 
The ampa” 2 eoon z z la rge and well selected Bulbs may be obtained, without disap- publishes na Mir, hes eae ADE 8 
May, J 
MAY 8, JUNE 12, JULY I 
wh ce ly, on or before Tuesday, * 20th 
of Ape, may "btain, at the PRIVILEGED RAT Three 
gs and Sixpence A oem any net — a. iets ge 
-EIGHT ; but no applica ion for such tickets 
EXCEEDING FORTY dan Wines of Be boii 
after th at ty subscribing 
Jor tek — — a clear week 5 a 20 
of April during which they may claim them, AFTER THAT pene 
ALL THE 3s 6d, TICKETS SUBSCRIBED FOR, BUT NOT ISSUED, M 
D. 
er th ne? April, an y furt her number of tickets will be 
on or written 
e persou to * 
th a a me * ed by that 
Saler. ‘That — — say, er — a entering early may be 
transferred, but not the right to FREE admission. 
NEW FARM SEED 
Wee E. —ͤ— —.— 
hav 
Paper for their GENERAL List 72 appear in the B 
Pago — 1 i — 9 hae 2 The 1 of 2 st 
of the pin A "dire ected to 
SEEDS CLEAN AND 8 NUINE: | © 
ED, TO SUIT ANY 
ASS 
EPARATE OR * SOIL’ 
WARRIAGE FREE, as see Messrs. Surron’s Advertisement in 
the! last page of this day’s Gardeners’ Chronicle. 
ROOM, Crapuam Risk, near 
that his Spring Catalogue of PELARGON! TU Ms and “NEW 
PLAN TS is ready, and will be forwarded by post on application. 
BAKER’S 2 IPTIVE CATA- 
UE OF AMERICAN PLANTS, CONIFE RÆ, 
SEs, ORNAMENTAL SHRUBS. FRUIT AND FOREST 
TREES, &c., may be had on application, by enclos 
‘stamps.— — Windlesham Nursery, Bagshot, Surr 
UGH LOW anp CO, have to offer the under- a 
named plants: 
ROCKET, new double crimson, will prove a very 
showy pl ant; per 
* bar en “The Amazon” {ar 
penter), has been already e 
— “Chronicle... os * 
MIMULUS 1 * e 
ad NOVELTY. . 55 
„  PUNCTATA 5 0 
uli were rais ed by H Clapha am, ar 5 
r an 
* ln 
efai t 
6d. each :—Argentine, Asmodée, Anama 
Rag =A Taillard. Mode, cher, Reetecta, N 
Large flo hrysanthe — réved mierli, In hä ssb. 
ee 851, 98. to s. per dozen, 
Seakale, fine roots, 5s. to * bd. per 100. 
Clapton Nursery „March 20 
NEW SEEDLING GLOXINIA, 
EN oF ENGLAND.” 
12 and FLORIST, 
GE. 
friends . that Hewett 
e general a 
above G LOXINIA’ the first week in 
Pare white the trade when three are 
a > Beantifal ae carmine 
he . — nd Babi, "Was awarded a orate Society 12 M a 
Pe RANE GE Ge te aa t-rate, 
pectfully to 
their Friends cor ae Public ees their new 
SEED CATALOGUE FOR — 852 is now ready, and 
„ on contains a list of 
— 
Te most a pproved kinds of Vegetable Seeds in cultivation, se 
wah ee a very nga selection ph Saran on and other 
ta 
ver Seeds, which ar 
given such general satiaf; 
2 er them be — 
mts A — collec 
. Do. 
n, they are again 
on of for E s. d. 
am SUPP pe pate ge ie ag ge 80 
Di H in pallor e md * 0 
Do. k 0 
Do, do. — >, — 0 12 6 
Collection 
ree oie 
stated in 
free, at any station a the followi ates. E 
York, and Berwick; North Britis 
and Scar Newcastle and Fer and 
* 2 March 20. 
mss ce ag 1 the 
ively grown in 
Varieties. superior tis every — to the 
BA DEA BARTONIOIDES, spend splendid 3 half-hardy, 
» fine herbaceous plant, 6d, per 
FLOWER SEEDS. 
eng rg CALIFORNICA ALBA, a pure white, 
RDA RID d hardy „Gd. per packet. 
SAPONA e MULTIFLORA, one of the 
CR Paar. . 
00. Seep Mer 
with the yg r of 
a 
po ee at A, CopBeTT’s’F oreiga Warehouse, 18, Pall- oe 
N.B. Printed rago aons for treatment sent; also, jus 
arrived, very moist and open 
HOSEA WATERERS D Deseriptive Catalogue of 
AMERICAN Seat bet CONIFERS, ROSES, &c. is 
just published, and m e had on application, enclosing 
two postage stamps, 2 Mr. Hosea WATERER, Knap Hill 
Nursery, Woking, Surrey. 
RUIT FREES, 
„ men, Manchester, beg to offer APPLE and PEAR 
REES, Se., a at the following very low prices :— 
Standard Apple Trees eens ee * 
5 0. Pear Trees Ta *. 128, 
in for walls . 80s, 
H. B. and Co. beg also to call attention to their complete 
Collections of VEGE TABLE and FLOWER SEEDS, to ty 
any sized — which they k ready put up, for parti- 
ulars of which see their printed Catalogue, which may be had 
2 
B. Carriage paid on all orders of 27. and upwards. 
D CIST, 
Priced List of Agri- 
. — — Garden, and Flower Seeds for aa Holes, is 
— and will eg pel — ~~ ap address, on re- 
s in cultiva J. C. 
smen to pip Glo ‘ouces- 
ral Society, 99, Northgate-street, Gloucester. 
Seeds delivered, carriage free, to most parts of England and 
Sou 
4 he all growing | PRE 
NEW AND — on FLOWER SEEDS, 
E BY POST 
ESSRS. WH EELER AND SON ha ave selected ou 
ul and large collection of Flower s the — 
beautiful howy varieties, each sort distinct in 3 gee 
—— d to en planted out — beds o 
4 
roups They have marked each varie ety 
with its 8 and Taglien Name—He ight Time. of “forte 
ing—Colour of the Flower—Manner of Growing — Whether 
Erect or Trailing, be. —the Time it should bə Sown, and with 
men valuable 
are y and handsome, and w hich. prove to the entire 
satisfaction of any Jady or gentleman who t be disposed 
too eGER ASTERS, ZINNIAS 
the following 
sent free by post to any part of 1 dom a 
rices : È Fine ot “ington at 5s.; 50 ditto 
Varieties, 
itto 
J. C. Wane and Son, * Nort! thgate-street, Glouceste 
Nu — and Seedsmen to the Gloucestershire 1 
ETC. r 
3 AND Co., NunseryMen and SEEDS- 
Socie 
A NEW eRe POTATO. 
MESSRS. WHEELER PON have much 
£ antah: in tie dl a New Sead Potato, called 
H 
NCE OF 1 
It is an — 9 — in fact one of the earliest in 
cultivation, so early rae it escapes the dis — more t any 
other variet Te is a great bearer, of * quality, and, 
as we have a | = HOE, 3 can offer it a price. We 
bave much pleasure — addin ng the following eu Ad from the 
2 5 Agricultural ande < of the 12:h of 
oi Punta’ or WALES POTATO: Messrs, WHEELER, of Gloucester. 
e can speak, from personal experience, to the excellent 
sual, na ma abrt and earliness of this variety.” 
can offer it at 2s. 6d. per peck, or 98. per bushel, bag and 
3 included. All quantities of a bushel and upwards | en 
would be 8 carriage free to any — ation in 
E 
＋. 6. 15 — — aud Son, 99, Northgate-street, Gloucester 
neo and Seedsmen to the Gloucester Agricultural 
e 
— — — — ————ẽ—— 
FLOWER SEEDS SENT 1 BY POST. 
PROBERT WESTMACOTT begs to inform his 
Friends that he has selected with e ean 
of FLOWER AND bi sete 3 ABLE SEEDS 
foreign house, 
consist of Stocks, 
sters, Larkspurs, Bal sams, Hollybocks, ‘double Wallflowers, 
Dianthus, 8 reat — His D DESCRIPTIVE 
CATALOGUE may be had — — 
COLLECTIONS oF THE — SHOWY — SEEDS 
FOR LARGE OR . LL GARDEN 
arge packet — 1 
g ann. Annuals, Biennials and Perennials .., r 
op 15 6 
is Do. 4 i 
The aboye Flo ower Seeds may be had in er packets at 
half the price,—Stuart’s Grove Nursery, Fulham Road, Chelsea, 
1 CLASS VERBENAS, FUCHSIAS, —— 
— ANT 
CH 
ETUNIAS, PICOTEES, AND CARNATIONS. 
3 SMRAD SELECT CATALOGUE is 
now ready, containing Priced Lists of all the leading 
kinde s of both Show and Fancy varieties, in their various 
merous Firs and having 
or description see 
the receipt of one 
N. E. T cellent ! Treatise Chrysanthemum,” 
.; B. Taylor's exesilont 0 ge ae 
Tollington n Nursery, Hornsey-road, Islington, London. 
DAHLIAS, PANSIES, CARNATIONS. PICOTEES, 
OHN SCHOFIELD wae 3 
AND ve now 
nen ready a very 
FLOWERS. $ 3 healthy by planis of the most established 
Favourites 3 foll: low rates : 
from 4s. to 15s. per dozen 1 
from 9s, to 20s, per dozen pairs, 
ha 
been highly penne whe by the) — 
Catalogues, which will be forwarded on 
PANSIES 
CARNATIONS’ 
PICOTEES 
KS 
ame Seedling Verbenas, Fuchsias, Xc.. are of great merit, | 
“ay 
FLORIST | 
838 Roses, Cor 
enc 
sing t 8. 
colours of all the Rhododendrons worthy of cultivation 
are ee 1 purchasers are afforded wey facility in 
making selec 
FINE YEW 
ISH AND OBEE = detailed , Advertisement 
r in this Paper on the first Sat urday in every 
Month, to N they invite the attentiou of all interested in 
ARD LA Their Descriptive Cata 
logue, with the Treatise on the 1 n of American 
Plants, » — pen be had, by enclosing six stamps for postage. 
Gentlem requiring the services of a . Gardener, 
can — iie; by applying to the Advertiser 
Bagshot, Surrey, March 1 
SEED AND ae SDTABLIGHMENT,, 
8 RY, SU 
ASS AND BROWN'S ANNUAL SEED AND 
PLANT LIST For 1852, containing 36 pages, now sup- 
plied, prepaid, for four postage * — = the newspaper. 
stamped copies are ong A few re stamped cop 
of the Autumn Cata which co obi aeg the Roses, Hardy 
Plants, Climbers, Prise e. 
1. 71 
BdA 4 Eta 
TON, 
0 TED. COLLEGTIONS, Atta 3005 "208, por 108. 6d., 
or any sorts supplie X. 9 at the lowest prices, for first- 
rate quality. See 
zi "LOWE R SEEDS, 
E BY POST. 
Useful printed instructions for sowing and raising seeds sent 
each order, 
EST 2 cng MENTS, 
00 varieties on and newest Ann -£015 0 
50 varieties, 88 30 va varieties 65. a 20 varieties 040 
20 varieties of best Dwarf A 25 larg * ackets, 
for filling ds, kë 076 
arieties, di Sh > si 0 
20 varieties ch and new G I Annuals ... 0 7 6 
12 varieties 050 
20 varieties choice and new Greenhouse Perennials 010 6 
12 pp do. 076 
20 varieties ts and new Bieniials and — 0 7 6 
12 varieties, 050 
CHOICE IMPORTED AN SEE DS. 
ti f Stocks, lea Wallflower, : 
Balsams, Senecio, Zinnia, Cockscomb, Indian Pink, &c. 
Catalogue, page 4. 
GRASS SEEDS 
eee and mixed, of the very best sorts, for the purposes 
nire 
Mixtures ermanent Pastures, Park 8 = 
Mixtures for fine padem Bowliag-greens, &.; also Mixtur 
to suit all soils and situations. 
For priced List of Grasses, “sd our — and Plant List, 
ately. 
GLISH 1 AND IMPORTED 
ixtures of Grasses name given the highest satis- 
Remittances — from N correspondents. Post. 
office orders to be made 238 o Bass and Brown, or to 
paos Brows. Eik, carriage free to loadin, i Ips- 
Norwich, or tatio “9 u the e line. 
ESTABLISHED ‘ABOUT T HALF. A CENTURY, 
E. fe GEORGE HENDERSON a AND p BON, 
llington Road, St. t 
who TF 
8 to be sent out . the Ist — 4 a that all | 
be booked as receiv 
Fuchsia yee: Ai s pahed mgs » Bendersonit 
Sidi . Pie, i Te 
oe 88 of om 
2 Chrysanthemum Thumb 
Delphinium Hendersonii 
w Pen ne do. E 22 x 
» Exquisite bilis š 
55 — (double Sefa Hendersonii 
2 travaganzum 
15 Darling ° (bedding „ Odoratissimum grandi- 
variety orum 
15 2 perfecta, do. eee Voltaireanum 
e 
ription and Prices of the at aon see back numbers 
of this is Pape tebe 28, 3 6 and 13. ehe r 
with our usual dise 
The Gardeners Chronicle. 
SATURDAY, MARCH 20, 1852. 
MEETINGS FOR THE ENSUING WEEK. 
Moxpar, March 23 British architects +. ts 
Tvnspar, — 
4 *** 8 Pont. 
sss 
Wapnsspar, — „Str. u. 
Taurspar = 
Farar, — 
Wren, a — — since, we drew ate 
effect of this 
2 what are 
cely to have 
would have so entirely 
