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THE GARDENERS’ 
CHRONICLE. 
[APRIL su 
PERMANENT PASTURE 
SUITED TO THE SOILS REQUIRED. 
BASS AND BROWN 
ERIOR MIXTURES, as under, for laying down Permanent 
Pastures, &c. Their Agricultural Seed List, which contains the sorts separately priced, may be a prepa on 
TO OFFER THEIR VERY SUPE 
* 
d. 
TURES FOR PERMANENT PASTURE dea LIGHT LANDS, eo 3 =" Loge 9 Ibs. to ok — sae E * 
MIXTURES FOR DITTO, ON HEAVY LAN be. e 
MIXTURES FOR PARKS OR PERMANENT L LAWN PASTURES we ‘ po s. to 7 
MIXTURES FOR FIN AWNS, BOWLING GREE ` F 0 0 
MIXTURES FOR abo UNDS, or cnt re to food . 145 öss a 248. Me ae . 
MIXTURES FOR ORCHARDS, &c., much overshaded by n 24s. to 30 
MIXTURE 3 SOILS OF. ALL DESCRIPTIONS, as he ald down with the proper 1 kinds and proportions requisito. 
MIXTURE FO R RENOVATING OLD STURE 0 10 
MIXTURE FOR FINE LAWNS IN F FLOWER GARDENS, per r Ib. 
Our locali uy and 3 5 experience and practice in 
to our own neighbourhood, for a considerable distance 
‘mixtures as low as any Ati in th trade. We also 
Some we receive e other Local 
Collection oonsists of al ost useful und best 
found excellent, poet have given 2 highest sa I AsO 
TRUE ITALIAN RYE GRASS, English 
FINE SCOTCH PACEY AND COMMON ATE. E-GRASSES 5 6 
ICKNEY’S IMPROVED 
HOTU A 
fh 5 tog 
CERNE, Klante; SUCKLING, AND 
eye tiers man yof jhe. most pric sorts from the Continent, an 2 
AND OTHER GRASSES, 
1 0 
ere a several specie a ani kindle oft * 12 mare s 
, enables supply them either separately or 
kinds for the purposes required, The mixtures will be 
KS, PANSIES, Te 
CARNATIONS, PICOTEES 5 
L Ga rden 1 
e- 
25 or more pairs are pf 95 
ten, hamper 
EF 
= test ‘show PENSIES 
N 8s, 
* 7 
Lancashire, 
0. bo 
EW AND BEAUTIFUL PLANTS, no 
to be sent out from the PINE-APPLE Vonage 
A. HENDERSON anD CO., Pine- apple Place, oy 
AURICULAS, ALPINES, Pour ANT aE: 4 
London. 
AN 5 1 PERFECTION (Ep. 
—Clea r primro of a fine upright growth, 
wit Pe bushy habit; Been 
vidual soe rege y hardy he rbaceous beddin di. 
aN see this 2 its brilliant and chast r. Plant, 
3 LATIFOLTA 
brane tng ait 
Per bushel.—8. d. 
ar ne OS. ôd. — T ; 
4s, 0 6 
OTHER CLOVERS. Te 
NIPS, MANGOLD WURZEL, &c., at the lowest prices, 
RUM 
EVERY ‘DESCRIPTION OF AGRICULTURAL AND GARDEN SEEDS. 
OUR GENERAL DESCRIPTIVE SEED AND PLANI l LIST FOR 1852, 
OST FOR F 
Goods 2 kg s: Ta 3 gis ‘Norwich, or sad Station on 
the same Line of Railway. 
* AND HORTICULTURAL ESTABLISHMENT, SUDBURY, SUFFOLK. 
ESTABLISHED ABOUT HALF CENTURY. 
siete IAS.— The following distinct fine NEW 
VARIETIES, raised by E. oe Esq., and warranted 
fe pti ea to the pese rchase 
IADEM.—Rich crimson tube and sepals, fine shaped dar 
Ar Magic stat sepals a Seri — the ans 
ap Lily. 
BEAUTY 3 ‘DEAL.—White tube, with bright vermillion 
ha well, of good substance, and free bloomer. 
AS d. 
411 b 
[)OUBLE ITALIAN TUBEROSE ROOTS, 4s. | 
per pce e annua — ot the above. named 
ut Flower has just been anh and 
may be obtained, wit disap- 
— at A, CoBBETT’s Panga Warehouse, is, Pail-mall 
B. pac wel regulations tor trea jus 
rrived, very m nd open P A ah Cheen 
| PRE PASTURE GRASS SEEDS = laying down 
beautifu L and fragr 
: aiis 3 1 sepals reflex well. 78. 6d. 
3 = ins pen tw ube and sepals, lilac purple corolla; very 
milar nove! 
oe BE LL.— White tube a: spids ase; re- 
—Crimson, purple 
d Of orien kA.. Taat 
©. Tonnen, Royal Nursery, Slough. < 
Dene arns Beat TO POTATO PLANTERS. —Pro- 
8 3 og urest — to a good erop. 
r YORK REGEN Ts, 
A 
h 
_Land.—Hand- pick 1 Seed at 24s 
ass Seed and 6 
Henny 7 Seed Mere 
9. Kin. street. Covent. 1 London. 
CARCE AND BEAUTIFUL FLOWE EEDS 
EMPEROR STOCK, LATE species, and hardy 
1400 seeds, Is. 
CINERARIA a 
Plants, that were rr e. all persons who saw — to 
be the finest they had ever seen; 250 seeds of the former, and 
500 of the latter, Is, each paper. 
1 8 a bed of bes on an eastern or 
utiful; 200 see 
mM GALENDRINIA ‘UM MBELLA TA, one 7 the neatest growing 
and most bytes RA of all bedding — 1500 seeds, Is, 
SWEET WILLIAM, in 0,000 seeds, 
to each acre, 
to E 1 
varieties; 
Payment wer ba made in postage ‘stamps 
Jeves and Co., Nurseries, Northampton. 
= FARM SEEDS.—The attention of all engaged 
armin 5 is res ee bed directed to 
the eee of Messrs. WX. E and Oo., 
Yor — . 1000 10 7 Plymouth, Poea Dee back cove + of this News. * 
American ee no o Pe paper ox Saronnat, Manci 21, page 206. magnidicent foliage, render this — — 
— ge Radical ys i 13 Our we eral Descriptive Price Catalogue of | suitable for large beds, for tr woe aga 
; Paska 1 for 1000, 2 of conservatories, an 2 aut — 
„M0 erders ili be pis 000, 18. 6d, ; Is now ready, and can be had inex — tor one penny stamp, 07 8 u r remid placed on adawn y and for 
„n ͤ Si era p e EE Apply to Wintia E. REND us and Co "| purposes. 10e. 6d. | 
Office to Hay 8 ay N. ~~ —— ed Merchants, ‘Plymouth. . GLORIOSA Petit tes (Mr. Plant’s Glori 1 ö 
S ESTABLISHED MORE THAN HALT A CENTURY. tion to thar fine Dat gre: 
gh id — Glorii sa. A — era amber 
PP SEED AND HORTICULTURAL ESTABLISHMENT, over to this country from Natal, in sout 
“Wwe a . Lo URY, SUFFOLK. Plant, an eee settled in that place, 
ee ASS anp BROWN'S ANNUAL SEED AND |it tbere, and itis named after him., Tho, 
‘FoR, ee „ now sup. | thé — ne h — vier or 11. . 
y ~ | undescribed ; the plant does n z 
A 1 met the oak abies first whor! of fl mers is n . 
A sec an ＋ e a 
ants, — sa asthe Roses, Hardy dds . 
= a. w 
-a VEGETABLE SEEDS, gland, fom iis brilliant colour, and fs 
k P Ar IN CULT tha» Van Houtte’s Alstromerias. ; 
A ED COLLECTIONS, e D 10, 64., distinct habit.” 212 antag 
— ind 8 P: DRUMMONDII ari Y y — 
9 tiful — crimson and whit ý 
have much pleasure in i ading the 
* Chronicle 
April, 1851:— 
— 5 of tie 12th of 
tere PRINCE oF WALES Foran: z A WHEELER, eee 
n speak, from personal — 8 to 
santos. productiveness, p sae re 
Wee ean offer it eet 
allway Station in 
l, bag and 
‘FLOWER SEEDS, 
i Usefal printed instructions for for sowing and raising seeds sent 
with each or 
. — AS SORTMEN TS. 
5⁰0 varieti: s, 88. 2 30 88 ng be 
t „ 30 v es, 65. 6d. 20 
20 varieties o N chai gga larg o packe m2 
for fi z oùt iawn beds, & 0 F 
12 —— do. = ri bia 0 5 
var and new Greenhouse Anu S 
13 variable, Man! A ei api $ $ 
20 variet'es choice and new Greenhous ise erennials ‘is 
r: | 12 varieties, do. — pes i 45 82 
* Sia ae 555 i 
= — = new Biennials and Perennials 3 1 
Sli ICE IM MPORTED GERMAN SEEDS“. 
n — Ast Larkspur, 
Balsams , Senecio, . — 1 n e 
Catalogue, page 4. 
GRASS SEEDS, 
for 
| Mixtures for fine Lawns, Bowli 
to suit ail soils and eee, nnen 
. —.— — of Gra 
ls, 
TRUE ITALIAN ini may be had separately. 
ASS, ENGISH a axp IMPORTED, 
3 ‘Our Mixtures of Grasses have given the highest satis. 
tures, Park oe and 
also Mixtures 
eee oo 
> 
sean) ond mized, of the very best sorts, sorta, for the purposes 
Mixtures Permanent Pas 
are like the well- — own Rami latifolia, 
—— snowy babe ge tardi, 2 of a 
t 
ex 
a waxy 5 
— —— 
aluable goran ‘pls nt, flowe 
ing as 
daly, ana during the 
onths when pret 
LWYNIA SCABRA.— This 
‘DIL 
evergreen shrub has be Jong — to bo 5 
only recently been introduced by A. HENDERSON and Co. 
habit it is dwar f and branching, cin 
produ 
rs of bright rich scarlet shaped 
brilli possesses the — 
wong out its e of flowers all —— stem, each ch 
— 9 to 10 flowers exhibition plant it 
s similar to 
an Erica, aud flowers of a view brown and ie purple hue, 
Tt is a profuse 
and can easily be trained to form a compact bush, as f 
it — — a aie e size. 108. 6 
YNIA DRUMMONDII. —This very fine p plant i 
P green foliage 
cing most Peg m Wers shaped . ; come and 
ne with a yellow This is, without exception, one of 
the most — Saingi the many fine from Aus. 
tralia. 
GLOXINTA TRICOLOR. —Coloure e waxy rose, 
lighter, approaching to white, with a Sosutital and pee 
— — tinge in the throat, Sha ape fine, expanding after the 
the well-known G. grandis, which, for form and 
anique a stands conspicuous at the head of wn 
—— of flowers. 7s. 
REVILLEA LAVENDU ULACEA ee 9854 
e, and a freer sieve r. is. 
WYNTA CINNABARIN 1 
green 1 8 55 from New Holland. Flo 
einna bar or foliage “dark green, l 
an on robust stems, An extra desirable een er $ 
1 tion tent, and for 8 purpose, e eit erat 
der 
Rigby’s hoi 
either, ipasmu s it partakes of t 
the one, with the large trusses mab 
pretties ing to — 
. for or bedding purposes ; it will 
The plant is of a free 
a 
« WHITE UNIQUE: 
supeiior to the old purple Uniq ar 
scented, It produces abundantly its trusses 
in which, being of a globu Haer 
eas of iseit, = og eg of t 
the old Un 
se —— or tor suere with 
FANCY GERANIUM “ “« UNIQUE." — ToP whi 
son, with clear — 2 margini a unite, ende 
rong of ‘of light 
‘form, 10s, êd. 
„ 
FANCY CERANO margin; wne 
