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Ammonia, fixers offt . 353 6 „ht. 245 
Antigaity of forcing houses. . . 243 e 
Bigwonia radicans grandiflora.. 245 e 
Birds, British song .....s.0008 245 6 
— ears. + He 
Botani Society of - 
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Brassicas, mishaps a „ Abe 
Calendar. Hortis oe MS a 
. Agricultural ......s+0004 253 a 
* emigration to. ee = 6 
nee eee 3 a 
Climate of Gloucestershiro..,, 246 a 
Cows, Soul Rabi for. 252 a * 
Crowes zall guss 2 a Plan 
Drainage — pamphlets Plants, — ot growth of 2 
ee 252 e | Poisoning by a Cape Irid — 
—— % „ 261 a Rain at Lau due 
migration to — e eee 250 b | Royal South London Society.. 347 
Figs, — fruit o 246 b | Soot, — nme %. 252 0 
Fig fungus . „„ 246 % Trade memoranda , 285 
. Foreing bh — antiquity of. . 243 e — TENE 
Fumigating with Chi. „ee 2 e| Wheat, produce of .. eee WL @ 
HE GARDENERS’ 
AGRICULTURAL 
CHRONICLE 
GAZETTE. 
A. Stamped Newspaper of Rural Economy and General News.—The Horticultural Part Edited by Professor Lindley- 
No. 16—1852.] 
SATURDAY, APRIL 17. 
[Price 6d. 
IND 
Acriculteral Soc. of England., 252 a 
EX, 
— a Tmn in bo an 1 
TON’S tag das ke GRASSES. 
— E SUPERI n SURETY ** GRASS 
SEEDS plainly — by the us Orders they 
are daily receiving, through the — of former 
customers. 
Some interesting particulars of Land l laid down-with 
these Seeds is 8 m the GARDENERS’ CHRONICLE of 
March 2ith, page 1 
The for 
7 a 
Ás pe a are as under, 
nds or 
Exratvum.—In Mr. H Hardy’s Advertisement, at page 227, col. b 
i read vees, eek’s Number, for“ Bokhar ra Clover, &c., for beds,” 
opr , REGENT STREET. 
T ORTICULTURAL SOCIETY” OF LONDON. 
PRIVIL — TICKETS. 
The nN — — place on the Second Saturdays in 
May, June, a ely, 
"MAY N. UNE 12, JULY 1 
All Fellows who A apply, on 2 before Tesia the — 
of April, may obt: ain. at 7 PRIVILEGED Bee i of ie 
Shillings and Sixp ach, any number 
y 
EXCEEDING FORTY- Fai “pat no 1 for pan 3 
will be Nyt be after that ot. Fellows of the 
Jor tickets at this price will be allowed a 2 
r week from 
during which they may claim them, Arran ope ite 
He 38 TICKETS SUBSCRIBED FOR, BUT NOT ISSUED, MAY 
BE peek 
After the 20th of April, any further number of 4 will be 
ord gi CA ier 4 their rerio sopiran or written 
we Shilling: 
UTA ae 
Und Patronage of her Most Gracious 
oren, = The FIRST ply Sige 
7 22d APRIL; 
g 
HE 
z Hap 
blooms, Polyanthuses, Ci 
rarias, and See: alan Peg Oakey’ s Band is s Fl, for the 
occasion and their F at 12 
— The Rales, tis of iY ee. m 2 a Rises 
the * T. NEVILLE, Eben ay House, Peckham, 
| COTTISH, ES Lh heh of AND LAND 
RDS’ ASSOCIAT 
d in their applications 
Pica may be obtained 
CHARL s LAWSON Jun., Hon. Sec, 
2, George IV. Bridge, Edinburgh, eee 
e fo for 3 ions for 1851-52, due on Ist June 
AZALEA INDICA.—Selections from 
varieties, 93. to 21s, per 
or 
NDON 5 3 
bes 
but uo 
other cases where the cost is the 
ipal consideration, —— at about half the price 
had. 
net 
— 
yee! 7 eclaimed 
For best permanent Meadow and PoS mixed Per acre. 
aia oad a to — the soil 5 24s. to 286. 
For best Clov and Grasses (for ‘one, ‘two, or 
— ven to 2 
The sorts pn f true Perennial Grasses and Clovers, as 
named particularly in our Advertisement on the last page of 
the Gardeners’ Chronicle of 20th March, 
Joun Surron and Sons, Seed Growers, ‘Reading, Berks. 
ABUTILON L NS! Na 
a — LI NDEN, of Brussels, 
ong plants of — as 8 
oh, delivered at in Lond A 
Mr. us's Auction 
garden, ‘gee with 
3 
to 
now sending out 
p Pota * Tiar. annie — 
Messrs. Bobana and Blackeith, Cox — 
A 3 5 street, will undertake to f 
ICEA * —A ami stout 2-year-old plants, 
Seed, of the ab and handsome CO IFER, 
may now be had 5 eet Co,, Royal Nursery, Great 
poten Gos at 12s A anig 
They respect dull y refer the readers of the Gardeners’ Chronicle 
to their Advertisement of last week. 
MORTON’S YELLOW GLOBE MANGOLD., 
ILLIAM E. RE 
* 8 
f tural ‘Seeds can be — 1 x the 
t and most ahuina quality, at tbe lowest market 
— E. REN and Co., Seed Merch» ata, Oy eas — LAL 
— — to the "Sonth Devon Agricultvral 3 
the Royal Agricultural Society, Prince Edward's Is 
RIZE MANGOLD WURZEL. Abe aa of a 
crop of Mangold Wurzel depends very materially upon 
the oa aes a maps of — K — 3 $ is 
from 2 Yorkshire, says I enclose you a list 
| Plants of each 5s., in Discoun e Trade, when siex 
Ae 
0 IUM ALBICANS nis 1 ths best t Lio 
— for bedding’ yet offered. The general effect is a good 
WHITE, with a. n foliage, rendering it v ous, 
SIA, 5 E F oh 7 waxy age flesh, sepals 
saved; after se 1 years’ selec rng? obtained 
a very n — of the “YELLOW GLOBE-SHAPED | 
OLD. 
Weare daily receiving orders from customers, desiring 
us to 
send the same sort as ! 
ast 37 and a 1 irhas 
he Prizes 
ly The Man . 
7217 . And a gentleman writes from Terquiy-—" * 
1 but the Yelow Globe 
3 “Eason My neighbours 
nae cies many orders from this part.” 
We have pe stocks of Long Red, Red 
Yellow. Price of either per Ib., 2 Quanti- o. 
TIES, Or per Aii in ntities OF FOT ae FRAS 28 LBS. 
Also, TRUE LARGE WHITE — CARROT, 9d. 
glee Ib., or 60s, PER Cwr. In QUANTITIES OF NOT LESS THAN 
Carriage Sree as see our Advertisement in the GARDENERS’ 
Cc th Mar 
will 
Joun Sutton and Sons 
J 
Growers, Reading, Berks, 
OHN anD CHARLES LEE beg to offer the under- 
named nov 9 — they —— with confidence 
ard | form ; a beautiful — highly recommended by 
and Long | * formedy a 
MPORTANT SALE OF PINE PLANTS. 
the property of a Lady declining the cultivation of Pines, 
consisting of about Fifty extra fine s oe 2 Plants, 
o Hundred Succession Plants, all perfectly clean 
—For particulars spply | to Mr. Jom, Faunaun, 
Nurseries, Clapham, near London.—Apri 
FIRST CLASS 8 FUCHSIAS, CINERARIAS, 
PETUNIAS, TAT a , ALSO STRONG PLANTS, 
ENDING OU 
— ond from those superb Verbenas sent out by 
G. S. last spring, viz. :—Smith’s British Queen, -pong ean 
Exquisite, randis, Voltigeur, Bass geen &e. b e. e follow. 
ng set of 12 for 2l, 6 for 258., or 5s. per plan 
ALBA MAGNA, very large, of fine form ; greatly admired at 
the Royal Botanic — warded a first-class certificate 
at nk 
pemi r 
| preter prize at the — Floricultural Societ as the best 
- ar hl ge and likewise at the North London as 
| the — Verbe 
ELIZA 800K. purple, erimson eye, truss ory a of exquisite 
the Na tional 
Ploriguitaral Socie 
KUH-I-NOOR, a FE dark rose, with a darker centre, pips 
extra large, very "flat and even on the edge, truss large; recom- 
mended by che — Society. First class at the Royal 
South London, with extra money prize, and first class at the 
North Londo: 
NATIONAL, "shaded red, white eye, of exquisite form, large. 
3 at ‘the National Royal South London, and North 
mdon, with money p 
“ORL ANDO, "iino — — Ep e in the way of Mrs. Mills, 
but larger, and a — a 3 —.— at the National and 
Royal 5 orug Fa ard ey prize, 
PURPLE R Vab, ta Sergi eye, white pip, large, truss 
very large; of Sne form: Certificate at the National Society. 
STANDARD salmon, eye white, surrounded with rosy” 
scarlet, very, lat moves 2 fine; first class at the London Flori. 
g ural — 
s JANE, white eye, yellow, surrounded with bright rose 
pip, and tras very — > 
RGENLUS, rich jurplish ue, and trus A 
of extra fine form pea class 2 . 4 — South London, s 
and a money prize at the London Fiori 
MONSISUR JULLIEN (Toon, — mi i r 
of fine form. This will be a fine 
FUCHSIA ti 
d. 8. begs to offer the four ees > 
E. 13 
satisfaction 
as 
Sedonia, 
varieties for fot cannon. 
certificate 
— e Royal South London * 
— th d first-class at * 
LEAD ER, tube and sepals cri: 
grower and — i 
a violet 
good form, a free 
certificate. at the Koyal South 2 
ARI 
1 
Bret class. 
pals broad reflexed, corolla 
waxy white, tu 
formed, corolla rosy scarlet, of 
— form, free g 
th and good habit, 7s. 6d, 
SEEDLING CINERARIAS. 
ALBA M —— Sua white, purple fine form; a 
certificate awar the National — Society. 
JURE 
EN or BEAUTIES (Sure), ure white, of good habit, 
very suparios so = z k rege i 
pastaa oa es and mon 1 
1 seedling exhibited, 
‘SURPRISE 2 rosy purple, dise 
t; recommen t the — for its Siete 
—.— ocher — 78. 6d. 
NEW a DISTINCT PETUNIAS 
AJAX (Y r suas 5y purple 
the e edge, throat light, veined i 
ine, 
ignescens, Edmondsii, Glory of Sunning Hill, Hol e most pleasing a andn e en yet sen A 
pent —— carminata pe a utescens, splendens, del ta, rsmith, n 
cecta: trium i- 
flora, coronata, Minerva, Perryana, Cupid, vivicans, mag B AND 00, of aa Rites, Sturmer, | . 
queror, coccinea superb, lateritia ndiflora, magnifica plena Phoma di to g 
rosea superba, Incumparable, F , variegata, e varieties o 8 and 12s. per dozen. 
blanda, Saa, rosea punctata, 5 ane, Beddin: Pl ' A 4s., és. — per dozen 
e e aaa ge eee eee 
8. p. doz., 
pera dose, i s ber t variety, 12s, to 243. ——. e Major Whita Rocke, esd we per doz, 155 per 100. 
establish plants newest and ’ ooming s ngs, from the best, 23. 
— a Fer 15 per d per dozen, best kinds e „156. per 100, Seed from named flowers, ls, per 100 
pots ‘sl Pelargoniums, in 48-siz 
Dent, 1 ‘hog 9s, bale + per dozen, 4 ae 83 on sae td pf grr cia Perpetual mE 
hl ali n ormer years, ther , price upon app 
the novelues of the pre season, trom te pat hie — yita oe rae 1 t Halstead or Haverhill. An pu 
y ata t 
22 will be * sent on eo AR 
FRESH IM IMPORTED GERMAN ASTERS 
i STOCKS, gaat d BALSAMS HO 
. OLLY HOC 
3 
ET BARBAROSSA GRAPE. 
i to state that h 
‘yea 
13 . 2 
e, free 
CRISTABEL 1 RUSOAi),.i red Pinky er creat veined, with rosy. 
purple, throac dark, corolla peo 8 tance, flat and smooth 
as granted; and 1850, on 
an medal was awarded it. 
9 mee: Wale OAM he Ae te sash | 
pes are sling in Covent Garden market from 1b Py 
on the edge, exira, ra, 3s. 6d ; ve 
1 packed, with — to compensate for 
Plants can be forward ded safely to — Nn 
tree. nts forwarding 
Unken 
