22⁰ THE GARDENERS’ CHRONICLE. Arn 
A] EW FARM SEEDS. Ne attention of all engaged 
odes rming Operations 5 e to CHOICE PLANTS 
advertisement 795 Messrs. ER and Co., si RADENN 5 
2 which appeared on hie — page 25 this N Tews- | 
paper on SATURDAY, Marcn 27, page 208, Y O [ J E 1 i, A N D C O 
Our Goa ral Destriptive Pri rnb Catalogue of « 
m Seeds BEG TO CALL ATTENTION TO THE FOLLOWING: 
Is now ay and can b dere in exchange forone eer stamp. 
Apply to Watts E. RENDLE and C CAMELLIAS, of the 9 varieties, 21s. per dozen. we Snir abe ILEX Var. HUMEI, from the 
Seed Perchants "Plymouth, possess a Sey rge stock of these ood healthy plants, averaging | Esq ; this is a fine va 8 with 5 J. Home, 
ESTABLISHED MORE THAN HALF A CENTURY. 1 foot to 15 inches in height, — tt most of the old and — rine strong planes; 2 feet, 38. 64 e . and hang. 
Tr — — | many fine new varieties, which will goon . next season; WEIS ROSEA, a first ach, 303. per per dozen, 
POST FREE. as they are now about to break, we ur triends to pro- bushy — plauts 98, ” 5 A shrub, 2 to 3 
IGE SEEDS.— Packets of fine Mammoth | cure them as soon as possible; and ** che selection is left FORSYT HIE Mos gy go A 
2 — Asiatic Cauliflower, Giant Curled Parsley, gigan- te us, we assure them they hall have no reason to complain. 8 ested rub, 1 AMA A, excellent f far bps a 
tie Cos Lettuce, Mitchell’s Enfield, Cormack’s, and Barnes’; EPACRIS, fine bushy plants, in one 48s, of the handsomest er td eet, very strong, 98. per d very 
superior early Cabbages, Coles and Seymour's fine Solder, the | varieties, -$ of flower, 98. per doze M REVOLUTUM; this fine evergreen * 
1 vf “Cucumber, Melon n, and Vegetable Marrow 6d. ERIGAS, fine bushy bloomin . is of cliot ši DA, “trong, 9 s. per doz Wall plang, 
g sS of choice varieties, 
each : Fine m n Asters, ue Calesolaria, veces, in large 48’s, 9s. per H A REONBRIANA, 2 new giant I 
Cinéraria. "Portes Giant Victoria Stock, Canary Creeper, ? i foliage, ate distinct and very robust, stron "Hof ery broad 
Zinnias, aias. Cobsa scandens, Coxcomb, Tes Plant Seal. RICAS, in large 60's, nice “bey plants, many showing GLEMATIS MONTAN ayy n er g Plants, 9s, p. dog, 
tive, Auricula, Dahlia, P. nks, Polyanthuses, Gerani —— 68. per dozen. very 8 ve — Pro N exosllont 2 walle 2 — 
Sweet Violet, and dbl Sweetwilliam, 6d. each pkt. 100 pkts. oF APHELEXIS A, gg plants, in large 4878, covered | fusion „9s. per doz a flowers 
n Be. > 30 70 a tor 2 04. 11 2 f eee e e e CLEMATIS, sweet scented, extra st 
; new, ; 50. för3s ; 36, for 2s. 6d. ; 12 for 18. iy ~ ra strong, wi 3 
Superior Mignonette, own saving warranted togrow well, at 6d. Poon debe aia 8 oust = fine old favourite in | diately, 6s. per g a 
roz. A few packets of extra fine Balsam, at Is. per packet. i ee <td! Seana  JAPONTOUS, sath i 
pe 8 verestriped, one of 
ith each order. a E K | will be sent, ney Hints on a VERSICOLOR, new, 2s. 6d. eon vatiegated shrubs, 48. l Our prettiest 
e: had for Two Stam , on application | NERARIAS, new and extra fine sorts, flowerin err — S, 
to JosEra e Seedsman, Hastings. in large 48’s, 9s. per dozen; in 60’s, 6s, per dozen. Great 7 els — climbers, wp oe “best sorts, 6s. per dozen, very 
8 has been effected of late e years in this ir. aa _OOLONEAST 
1000 n OAKS, two-year plants, 4s. they are now among the most oraamen’al winter and spring 126. per doz ER MICROPHYLLA, strong Plants in pots, 
r 100. Also 2°00 one-year plants, 33. per 100; TURA plants that we possess, excellent for bouquets. CE eee AMERICANUS, 
aller u te r A or for making evergreen bedge. CALC 3 SULTAN, this finest dark variety (in fact — hardy, 9, $. per dozen. 
n paid, to C. Porrock, 13, Pond-street, Hamp- — of prete hers will bear any comparison with it), nice IRISH YEWS, — — — re pate, 2s, oe dee 
stea esex nts, 98. per LUCOMBE OAKS, 6 to 8 feet, fine s 
AINB TO blb HEWISON beg to state that | g 8 ARIA “Kentish Hero,” this fine orange variety, BERBERIS FORTUNII, a most ——— 
8 s. per H — 18. 6d. each. « 
ERB 
their CATALOGUE or PLANTS is now raor and 3 550 ; 20 i 
he ind (free by Post) oo application. Their Stock will be “CALCBOLARTA VISCOSISSIMA, ligt orange, ae nicl cutistien b mony a * apna not met 
e of many of the newest and — Pants of nat per r 5 3 o 81 210 BUND 3 25s, 
CA CEOLARIA LCAN, superb dark . crimson one by po heat : 
Hope Nursery, York, April 10. ed habit, a ka nd very f Son ve bloomer, S „ ba oeo * s, excellent f 1 Tor veda ding, aba aiaei rdy her. 
ALCEOLARIA CalIEA cana ood hab it andercellen a N ran f 
GUPERB HOLLYHOCK SEED.—Warranted to B —— 6s. per dozen. ERANA . PSBUDO- ARMERIA. This a s also is a firstrateir 
die eons h - Ace 281 in packets of 250 se. ls. 6d., CALCEOLARIA (ROLF’S SUPERB), 3 excellent | baceous plant, throwing up numerous heads of 
24, 6d. The averse! sa isfaction the seeds | for bedding, and very distinct, 6s. per ge te "all through the agp 5 strong, 68. per dozen, ; 
1 . N collection bare given, . 2 the} CALCEOLARIA SALVIÆFOLTA, bright y yellow, 6s. per doz -MA MA ROSEA, a pretty species, 9s, per dozen, i 
dation. Our descriptive Catalogue con- CALCEOLARIA GRANDIS, this very and stron 8. LATIFOLIA, hroms à — numerous spikes of i 
tains 64 pages of ber and interesting matter, and the finest | species produces very large flowers, of 1 Shoir, and with blue oe through summer and autumn, extra — 
—— beg rar? d Hardy Plants, Flowers, and Trees, at = little care may be induced to den throughout the winter, | per 
the whole gratis, for four penny 3. 6d each. PHLOXES, in many fine new varieties, strong plants a 
Stampa for postage ; ye Greenhouse, and Bedding SP ERONICA ANDERSONII, this choice variety is of the po 
N 1d. ; Part 2, Senge! a ee Plants, Roses, Shrubs, | easiest culture, a good specimen plant producing its = vem ROCKET. 3. double white, strong deer lene tena 
and Co: niferæ, 2d. ; Par Fruit war, 1d. ea ate— | spikes of lilac flower s, from early spring till late in autumn, PRI MHROSES; uble, in aars — 9 
the most complete. e. ever publi-hed.—Apply to Jonn 15.64 each, HEPATICUS, oF — 8. 43. per done. 
Mar, Hope Narseries, near Bedale, Yorkshire. ERIDM, six fine eee extra strong, 6s., admirably LILIU A LANCIPOLIUM ALBUN, 6s. to 933 
adapted 85 conserv. ae = L. 1 8 ‘a % 
s EED I EST. „| ,COLEONEMA beg cay x usually found among the win- ew French and Belgian Daisies, in 50 rity w 
8 a N 1 ABLISH ning ns at t ‘ exhibitions, e in abun. Lily of the Valley, strong, 5s. per 100, 
dance pretty pink 8 apes its slender foliage, Is. each. 
GERANIUMS. Baws 2 — FORMOSA and BAXTERI MAJOR, FERS, 
o 80 LK DRUMMOW DI, from 3 to 4 inches in height, 182 — oer runntonta pup t e 
be: ruber: — ant —— etty blue-flowering greenhouse se cain an —.— r 
; na mosti, aimat Boner mp UPM one coi plants GEDRUS Sane ARA.—The Sacred Cedar of the Hi ale a ok 
5 a eos PORUM GUABRATUM in its mative regions, the e and sublimity of its appear. 
neluding the METROS (DEROS SPLENDENS C e and reverence; and its 
y newer varieties which l th . k they consider — ia if used for any ORE — the 
p exhibited. The25tor . . nen os SHO}: 3 ing of temples, With u 1 hes out orsin native 
— oy eS ae er, * . diane luxuriance, Tuis and. the N a 
also a large stock of the following very fine ana plants ts, 6d PE | our finest Evergreen’ trees, Diente very bushy, 9s. 
CRASSULA I Aris A ODORATA. This makes a splendid | Spenn? ; 14 to? feet, 189. per-doz. La 
NEW VARIETIES OF LAST SEASON. pecimen plant, is very 28 and should be in every 2 
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jection. Large glàvi nta in 48's; Is. 6d. each; smaller ditto, 9s. . n ible, ery > 
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The following 12 for 503., or any 6 for 273. 
Hoyle's Ajax. Beck's 2 Domo. ve oe oe : Ixus it phere 
„ Ocellattim. Silk Mercer. CRASSULA “NAPOLEON BUONAPARTE,” w fine new dimen, Sia Sta $ feet, 30 per n 
; variety ; “petition carlet, fi ee — 25. each. PINUS BGAR IANA, 91 laß tol 
FA NY GER ANTUMS, eee sorts, 9s, PINUS FREMONTIANA. 6 inches, 10s. 6d. each. 
GERANIUM pint MAJO OR, $ strong — ‘Gs: per doz. | PINUS CE MEA AD ES, 9 inches to.) foot, 
This fine Ca stands uotivalled for brilliancy of | PINUS CEMBRA, 2 to 26 feet, 308. per doze ' 
colour, being a vich Fab PICEA PINSAPO, 2} foet and d 3 feet acro-s, 158. 
FUCH a Our Sete of this lovely flower comprises — — 29 feet aer 
all the newest and best; strong plants, of last season, 6s. CEDRUS LIAN US 4 ‘eet, 28. bd each, i 
2 1 PICEA CEPHALONICA, 15 inches, 2s 6d. : 
F. MACRANTHA, a fine species with long purple flowers ; PIN DROw, é inches, 98. per d : 
avianum, a: Pe habit of Humboldt’s Splendens, 1s. fd. each. PINUS GERARVIANA, 6 to 9 inches, 
BEN ao on 11 z 
VER A e are well known 8 possessing a large —— per dozen. 
BEST pane FANCY OF LAST SEASON. select variety of this charming flower. Our stock is very lar, ABI S MORINDA, this fine distinct i — 
The tol eke. alk for Rie, this — and ‘when — — is left to us we shall s 5 a weeping habit, anà is very robust, making of pace 
s Little ed he feet bo one seas 14 to 2 feet, 20s. per dozen; 1 foot 6 
ade | per u. i, 
; ABIES PUMILA, “awact and bashy, 12s, per dorm ai 
ORIEN TALIS, true, do, do., 128, per digg ih 
The admirers of dwarf Pines will be well pleased wi 
ABIES MENZIESII, one of the most e 
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pecie-, 9 to 12 inches, 98.5 12 to 18 inches, 
CRYPTOMERIA J APONICA, seedlings, 
2 to 3 feet, 428, per doze , of the most 
CUPRESSUS edie e 
DACKY DIUM PRANKLUINAL, 3 
a doz. sentont | PODOCARPUS TOTARÆ, J 7e 13 foot, strong, 
wich eri sa. aa aya — 288, ; 
; the finest ofits ee str ne ‘bulbs, 3s 6d. . tae oe den i Br Bngl and, patho ey 
: wink sah iteelf well worthy | Bourope, we ffer many pat ag es to purchasers, satisfaction 
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aracter given it w 2 ‘inn circulated ; it is one of Pes a giving 8% 
— lovely plants owe ee Plants ong, showiae | Price quoted below, We pride ourselves o varieties 
oom, Se. ed 3 wn enn — he —— by fi 3 
e . and BOSOBIANUS, These pr Praha ot a 25 
I species gr flower profusely, poe ip A or their "removal, p 
8 e . the roof of a stove m green- — _ varieties € 
ELECT PLANTS. hou e, and sad ta R eee su beautifal e 2 pairs ” 
Strong oe “PASSIFLONS ALATA, the gt Passi 5 sorte 75 ” 2 2 
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comes ee ee, 1s. êd Hoya bella, fine plants, ls. 6da i ny o het T ove Crer Aapee, e flower, 1s, 6d, Lh — . border z 
A ` A — brid, Marabilis, &e., 18. Carnation, 
sid te, |All mo, me, Geen oie rae ent, | etl os Ma — 
„ëd, 86. 1 CA à MACRANTHA, the finest, perha | 
e 6d., i 40 a spectabilis, 1s. 6d. * . shrubs; strong plants, 98. per den n. * Pansies, nice giii in pots, of the newest and 
3 fz a reales Sere 25. 6d, 30. fd: | | ESCALLONTA Rusts, excellent evergreen flowering shrub | flowers, 12s 
bella, with flower- buds, | E-callonia Bs. 6d., for walis, 9s per d ss Be f — n- varieties, good sorts, 68 9 i 
. W 1 COCCINEA, this fine ha ardy shrub produces A-paragu „laut (strong), 2 and years, n 
: posuti sent, prepaid, for four — numerous scariet flowers, very similar in form and colour to 100. ae d 
: UTUMN CATA UGUES, containing most of oan — strong plants, 9s. per duzen ; a few specimen er aie. i — g i 
— tor two postage stamps, which may be de- *. “x each. — 8 — ards and Half. T 
ore L oa back a — ste shru f 
RRIAGE FREE, to Lond nm, Ipswich, Ne len loon; 135. pardon, B40 — a 2 255 ie in cultivation, 12s, t0 to 713e, pe 
a Hee; 8 with orders of N. aud nn 8 Fonni, Sena — evergreen’ tree, 1 foot, per e or 48. per 100. 
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anh wu correspondents, Eee NE Moga ets of Choicest Flower 5 
> Sternen BROWN, i A —— e of thé. 
cam 5 Merton and upwards delivered fre to any Railway Station within 15 mia va. 
