THE GARDENERS’ CHRONICLE 
AGRICULTURAL 
GAZETTE. 
A Stamped Newspaper of Rural Economy and General Wews.—The Horticultural Part Edited by Professor Lindley.. 
SATURDAY, MAY 1. 
[Price 6d. 
No. 18—1852.] 
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Rural sketch ....... see 283 6 
Salad, Chi BB A. . rege ove 276 b 
eeds to raise in dry weather a 
Tea districts, Mr. Fort s 
milsslom to „ ee eden A 
— Pore rare to — — — Eud 6 
. — it. on 277 e 
— * N 278 Vinegar plant — 280 e 
Implements, agricultural . 232 Vines, dew drops on 2 222 „ @ 
OUNTY OF GLOUCESTER AND CHELTEN- 
rly 
n the . and yo the three 
days notice required, in onder that sufficient space may be 
reserve 
As the Prizes for the three Shows during the season amoun 
to upwards of 3701., it is ed 8 that a oes 
number of Plants, &., big hep yoyo . t highly 
necessary red t 
that the Rules be 
gi l. Wilani Hon, Sec, 
Committee Room, 382, High-street. £ 
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JOEN anp CHARLES LEE beg to offer the under- 
named novelties, which they recommend with — — 
— ts of each 5s., in May. Discount to the Trade, three 
M HELIOTROPIUM ALBICANS. ma is the best ~ mg Helio- 
for 88 yet offered. meral effect i ood 
WHITE, wit n foliage, — eA a it very us. 
, eT E FAIRY. ™, —Tube, = —4— flesh, sepals 
; corgia with carmine, 
2 the most benr and novel Fuchsia yet sent out, 
Nursery, Hammersmith, near London. 
UTTON’S PERMANENT GRASS SES. — Tur 
SUPERIOR QUALITY or SuTTon’s Grass SEEDS is one 
indicated by the numerous orders they are nite iving 
on the last page of 
March 20. p ge 
_Joun SUTTON and doa 8, Seed — Reading, Berks. 
RENDLES NEW PLANT CATALOGUE |m 
is just published, and can be had in e for 
one penny stamp. 
It contains PRICES of all the newest and best Geranium 
Azaleas, Antirrhinums, Camellias, Chrysanthemums, 
, Fuchsias Petunias, Calceolarias, Ferns, Lycop 
Stove, and Herbaceous Plants 
ea paid to to all the stations on the Sourmens Rat. 
and Co., Florists to her Majesty, 
3 MITCH Friends that 
SO ig ape ee ok rag 
Eo —Crimson, shaded with dark maroon, 
IR. BLENCOWE—A noble pet Been vag — bean. 
MITCHELL'S ENEE akts SEEDLING DAHLIAS, 
begs to inform his 
o> dba well in the centre, and coi 
flower ; 4 feet, 10s, 6d 
EEY OF BEAUTI 188.— extraord dry flower was 
N last season, and is un 8 the hen 
D — the w orid ; but o ole rous 
18858 t ch rose; Seong plants ; 
ELE —— — fancy variety, rose and pink, one of dee 
2 gy ge is class; constant and beautiful show 
Piltdown — Maresfield, Sussex, May 1. 
EDUARD GEORGE — anD SON, 
th road, St. John 2 remin nd 
to be N to 5 47 a = g sek fol aie rie Plants, 
after the will 
6 recived and exetuted in retetion, ST ” 
oer (show Antirrhinum Hendersonii 
» See ge do. * an — “a 
» Neon of the Season, Chrysanthemum 3 
1 Pendula, Pi ei — — 
» Exquisite 
» Peer (doable PEE 
» Darling (bedding | -y —— — 
grandifi 
2 Pe 8 perfecta, do. bange Folteirean: 
8 ‘and Prices of 
the i — see back — 
vun our w. —— March 6 and 13, The Trade 
OTO RIA REGIA. 
TERES “AND CO., Kin ste s-road, sage aa 
ym al em — — — 
At also as a v splendid” Collection of ‘sere 22 Plants, 
all in ighest state of cult * E STIMATES 
d E 
— quariu ums a N all AFA Hortieultural erections. 
J. Weexs & Co's HOT-WATER APP TUS is well Seating 
for Warming large Ponds, foe io Tpit tig and for Hea 
extensive ranges of Forcin: -hous 
HORKTICU ULTURE IN ALL ITS BRANSHES. 
AHLIAS.—If 
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ens, Trowbridge, Newbury, Wals acklewell, Taun- 
Jo Not pios: hill, — an Sloug They stand on this 
Fin 
udation 
leading 3 on 
Tria phant (Keynes), crimson 
Una (do.), white 
W oe 9 - (do.), buff. 
Laura 9 (do.), fancy, 
fawn and w 
Nancy (do.), fancy, scarlet and 
whit 
lants are ee ready, with all — 
Nurseryman 
— to Joun KEYNES, 
Aurora (Keynes), buff 
ae gt ens s), fancy, peach 
Bathurst (do.), fancy, 
lilac and white 
Clo 7. Gold (Hooper’s) fine 
ist tet ae . — three best A N of each colour, 
y be had o n. — Salisbury 
CAPE HE TG. 
3 in offering the following varieties of 
J. E 
EAT HS, AZ ALEAS, &c., begs to remark 
that they are splendid, busay, vigorous, plants, not to be 
equalled in the tra 
tricolor 818 pres 
a wie onii nii 
et a ji Bandonii 
2 os Dunbaril „ ampullacea 
55 „ Leeana » „ Fittata 
7 „ speciosa, “a acnabiana 
F McNab) „ Easoniana 
j 5 desama 70 sca purpurea 
x 088 „ princeps 
70 Herinelli „ ` _carnea 
„ retorta major ae heri: ag 
„ Vernoni superb ja 
* in —— ndifiora 
major Cavendishii 
Fi N of the above, 1 48-sized pots, from 18s to 
ozen, 
ections from the piri 1 15s. per dozen: 
Sel 
— — — vittata, baccans, 3 Sindryana, 
Bowieana, depres epressa multiflora, Juliana, commosa 
= a, C ceriathoides, “Baviliei major, rubella, 8 inter- 
edia, physoides, yana 2 sont ventri 
— sanguinea, mam pallida, ndromed:eora, elata, 
and Banksia. Fine healthy ge hr in bare ts. 
3 * following 
en 9s. to on, | We strong plants :— Alba 
en i ore Glory of zo% Bill, _ 
Riga 
eana, 
Sto — “a nd Greenhouse Pl — in great variety, 12s. to 248. 
N r *. — r the newest and best kinds 
1 in 48-sized 
season, from 63. pe 
A — aei — AP Amae will be sent on application. 
Bower Nurseries, Maidstone, May 1. 
— D RARE SEEDS, selected from 
rie sold —— . DEN TER, een and 
the Spre ad Eag e, London, 
— 
rpa orange and E cre 16. A new 
and very beautiful trailing plant; — — Sg — 
ANTIRRHINUM, or SNA PDR MR 6d. Saved by an 
t splendid collec 
e, 6d. Saved from 
rom the 
lobular variet y 
f China Aster; very double, and brilliant — 
oEN TR ANTHUS he gig Het CARNEUS, 6d, A beau- 
EAKALE FOR THE MILLION. 
EAKALE POTS AND ee superseded by 
“ The Barly Yellow Crown Seakale.” 
This valuable new — (exhibited a t the Horticultural’ 
Society Rooms, Re s perfec os distinct from all 
ground, early in February. 
— na He for os . 5 berni winters, and is offi 
pry public by Jonny ser eke p “en radian, Berke, 
s the Stock is very limited ted 
ich orders wil he faithfully executed in 
tion, so far as the stock wil 
the first week in June, which wi 
February. ice 10s. 6d. pe “ond 
where not less than — dozen are . 
than one dozen — aa cuted. oe 
ences required 8 * FNT 
READING NURSERIES, R ADING. BERKS. 
TANDISH anp NOBLE, iupra eg; Bagshot, 
Surrey, have to “ao the follo awing ae van nd select Piants, 
all of which are ape f ee Azalea 
Pine: JEZOENS seedling p pleat, 21⸗ "each ; this is one of: 
e last novelties in Conifers ; forms a noble of 120 feet in 
height and of very yer 1 8 y). 
Eee or refer- 
— IS the ground e 
ower is ee beautifully striped with purple, after the 
5 a p — ion, It is a very free bloomer, 9 inches to 
1 foot, 2 
cue RESSUS FUNEBRIS.—Seedlinge, 5s. to 218. each. 
eg pein ARIS FORTUNII, male, long leaves, seedlings, , 
21s, e 
En LOT AXUS 1 female, short lea eed. 
liags, ‘ie. e have withstood the late Rae st om 
ear 
drying winds without losing any of their verdure (very hardy). 
ILEX FURC „218. each, 
MAGROCARPA, 21s. each, 
QUERCUS e 218. each each, 
A CELLOSA, an abu ao and continued bloomer, 
t has large corymbs of — purple "blossoms, m 4 a hand- 
some addition to our shrubbery plants. 10s. 
RIDGE CUC 
CHAM LAIN can with confid j 
ly, is equally 
tter, ree 8 the ualities of 
ound of unequalled vy g, ue — market 
— — 
the * af M * 
Bea 2 to is. in 
dow as — — 
Byes the account of the produce i 
rs’ —— of November 22. 
the above su 
8 
qood — orders from unknown corresponden 
IN CHAMBERLAIN, € Great Horkesley, Colchester, Essex, _ 
= | Scare CE AND ot iS Bote EESW EN SEEDS 
EMPEROR STOCK, a perennial species, a hardy 
1400 seeds, 13. 
CINERARIA and CALCEOLARIA, selected from nee 
of Plants, that were admitted by all persons who saw them to 
be the finest they had ever seen ; 250 seeds of the former, on . 
500 of the tw Is, 00 1 gt 
YOSOTIS AZORIC 
bed of Basa on an eastern or 
northern 1 is = Deal pal 8, ae 
CALENDRINIA UM ELLATA, one of the growing 
and most brillian e bedding 3285 1500 code, Is, 
ecds, 1 
ahh babe as deta vice varieties 
tage stam 
sad Oo, Nort 
7. bee 
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Payment 
AHL 
THOMAS BARNI = is Ak pate out his superb: 
HLIAS, viz. :— 
SPARKLER. in orange scarlet ; constant and first-rate 
show flower. 
ALERT. ee red. 78. 6d. 
DAPHNE.—Rose tipped with white and sulphur; distinct . 
fancy. — 6d. 
ith all the leading ep ton of last and former years, at 
moderate prices and trueto name. Descriptive 3 on 
application. — Dane Croft Waresties, Stowmarket, 
NEW AND RARE fn 
BRUNSFE!.SIA NITIDA VAR. JAMAICENSIS, OR 
SHINING-LEAVED BRUNSFELSIA, 
tiful free-flowering annua $ 
ESCHSCHOLTZIA GRANDIFLORA ALBA, 6d, A new DWARD MITCHELL begs most respectfully to 
and beautiful hardy va er the above beau e Plant to the leren and - 
FUCHSIA CORYMBIFLORA ALBA, êd. Producing long Publis, as being the greatest novelty of the season, 
white tabular flow ete, with crimson centre, splendid. a very great acquisition to all growers of 2 woe 
GRAMMA S GENTIANOIDES, 6d, A beautiful annual = which it is most admira mirably adapted, as it is by far the — 
for growing ns — mer of that intere class o E. l 
— ; ČALISUREUS, 6d. Colour, bright yellow, with than 15 — high with 1 — ths of 
crimson sia. nificent — open at one time; 1 a — h 8 i 
LOBELIA RAMOSA RUBRA, splen nite new, 6d. dag g v e 3 
LUPINUS AFFINIS, new, w. pare w hite and deep blue, 6d. | above a bronze medal, at the last Jane Botanic Exhibition, for 
kosa he best named flowers, 1s. Saved by Thom. new ands rare — 3 * — — * * in the 
Bd et 18 emin * Bot: aga. : , 
SAPONARTA CALA BRICA, RIGA, bright pink, 64, Beautiful for | shrubby-growing plant, attaining 4 to 5 fet in, hel heights the 
growing i nmps o. ves leav: g of ri l 
Pure es, are a su ater r 
EaD RETOSOS Al ALBUS, 02., ifo — 8 8 — 4 — 2 * — ge 4 iuches in dia 
meter; altoget may red o 
RT K UVARIA, open groun perennial, growing from beaatifal 4 Ane th eke 5 ne ponn W ong paas 
crim: ange- sen ee , 
4 ee. fee wp ig ucing long spikes of porog a to the Trade when vat or — are 
SCANDIX 8 or Turnip-rooted Chervil, a delicious 
esis Porto 
La eng order requested from unknown correspondents, 
— Brighton, May 1. 
