A Stamped Newspaper of Rural Economy and General News. 
HE GARDENERS’ CHRONICLI 
AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE. 
—The Horticultural Part Edited by Professor Lindley. 
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PEL LARGONIUMS , good 
ons named variet in- 
DAHLIAS, do. . 45. to H 0| cluding Bony "Gs. to 12 
A remittance — from —— correspondents. 
Bedford-road Nurseries, Northampt 
espe AND OTHER FLOWER SEEDS. 
J RTER, Seepsman and , 238, Hi 
ve Soltero, L ondon, | . the following 1 list bed 6 bend 
SEE S to 
8 favourable for 
2 ers, the presen 
enera 
be had at half the p. snega 
SCARLET ee 
D 
see 
Penne e m 
sowing. 12, 6, or — 4 
2, or 6, but me — 
assortments cannot be divid ay The Seeds will be sent prepaid 
by 
i The foll owing Annuals, d&c., may be sown on a hot-bed or warm 
QYDENHAM FLORICULTURAL SOCIETY.— 
The first Féte of the Season will take place on TUESDA 
next. Within two minutes’ alk of the Sydenham Railway- 
the — overture mme 
has been secured; wil 
tance by TICKETS ONLY. 
Three 8 precisely, —Admitta 
to be obtained of Mr. 2 HaRTRES, Florist, 74, King William- 
street, City, price 2s. 6d. each 
dee . lah HEARTSEASE SOCIETY. 
“Amatears: 24 “distinet and — 
thirds. Open: Seedlings, 3 blooms 
HE CHELTENHAM AND COUNTY OF 
GLOUCESTER MONSTER EXHIBITION OF USEFUL 
AND pom pe 1 at the Rorat OLD WELLS, 
CHELTE , the 3p of 4 By 1852, 
* a ITED KIN 
Tue Rey. F. CLOSE, INCUMBENT OF CHELTENHAM, 
And the Nobility, Olergy, and ee A — the preg 
At which Exhibition will be given 100 S. 
Sched to be obtained rod — ‘the ies, 
Messrs, Jessop, BROTHERS, —Tickets of Admission, 
if taken on or before the 29 h of May, 3s. 6d. ; after day, 5s. 
a an — 6d. will entitle Subscriber to Four Tickets 
of Su k to be closed on Satur- 
owe isk May 1852, 12 years of age, 
half-price. 
rene operas 18 Piik; Music commence at 2. 
ORCHIDS AND FERNS F OR THE MILLION.—Dopmay. 
Wiliam MASTERS. 5 otic N 
terbury, being over- stock ay Baer aw aon FERNS, 
is enabled to og Sager them from . per doze 
Also 12 species of the new Sikkim "Rhod — from n 423 
per dozen. Early 3 are particularly requested. May 8. 
D, SEEDLING PETUNIAS. — We have 
from a very fine and brilliant batch of Seedlings, The three 
we can recommend as superior, and the colours will 
be found rich and attractive. 
BRAGANZA, very rich dark purple crimson, and fine shape. 
RICARTONII, bright crimson purple, with very dark throat 
MAZEPPA, ae . blush, very dark throat. 
Strong plants w ready, a ct ga 2 and may be had 
Free by Post. The u — allowan rade, by taking 
plants of a sort, - 
BASS anp BROWN, SUDBURY, SUFFOLK. 
NEW BEDDING aa 
E 2 stock of this 
than he requires, is 
Tt is a seedling from 
with the us 
ted, an 7 application is requested. 
with remittances or orders can onl 
be attended to —Pymmes, Banton, Aay 8 icy 
; it is described as being of 
le, of a blush white, 
Previa Gardeners’ 
border till the end oj . , en ery also in agua, under glass, 
season. 6d. each, 
for next 
24 Aster, fine — — € 5 3 tr gn aea aan d. 
eas fine dwarf € — 
12 Balsam, double 6 Petunia ʻi 
1 A Camellia 12 Phiox Drummondit... 5 
Wi rose-fl we 6 Portulaca 2 
1 new dwarf 12 Salpiglossis ... soot 
1 Convolvulus major... “ Salvia 2 1 
Gaillardia 2 per German * 
Jacobæa 3 17 ian * | 
Gourds, extra 75 new 12 ae 
Lobelia 25 1 wart 2 
6 Marigol spe ‘ taot Ateh: SA bsg 1 
5 Martynia i 12 Zinnia elegans are 
II. To be sown in the open borders hsi e Pond or June, or 2 
early flowers next year, in September. packets 3d, each. 
alliopsis ... fie 12 Larkspur, tall. 2s. 
6 Candytuft ... u k „ Stock-flowered 3 0 
Clarkia i 1 „ new Hyacinth 1 6 
Collin 1 Lupinus... ao 
: Convolvulus minor 1 3 Nasturtium 1 3 
0 Aaa ganid 1 3 
3 1 Poppy, e Sala Sie 
4 Leptosiphon 23 12 Scabious, fine 2 6 
Larbs dwf, ... 2 9255 us’ Looking-giass 1 0 
i il. , ial and Perennials. May be sown from May to Sep- 
2 tember. Many of them flower th the 732 year, Mixed Packets, 
12 Antirrhinum . 2s. 6d. Geum ro h 
6 Aquil si 8 24 Hollz hock . 
Anemone ... Peay R. Indian Pink ae ee 
am a alate Liatris ve A # 
4 Canterbury Bell .. 1 0 Qoothera .. . 1 
4 Carnation and Pi- apaver .., ane 
tsi nr -O Pentstemon a 
2 ll -2° 6 ntilla ... 8 
6 Delphinium aoe Stock, Brompton... 0 
6 Dianthus .,, . ik „ newim 
6 Digitalis... sank Beda Winter 1 
4 Eechscholtzia |... 0 9 | 12 Wallflower, extra 
6Gentiana ... . 1 6 
i Seeds, &c. May be sown from May till August. 
of those not priced may be had at 6d. each. 
ii „ 28. 0d. Lr ay ed ls. 0d 
Achimenes, mixed. ) ladiolus, 20 var. .. 1 1 
4 Als rœmeria 3 Globe ar 3 p 
4 Anagailis abe poba raae a 1 
a ed, 3 He lichrysu 44 1 
— 2 mixed 5 Kednedye : | 
die 4 Lophospermum 1 
fine mixed 5 Maurandya.., 1 
Fuchsia, mixed ... 4 Passiflora .,, ~ 
6 Geranium 6 Thunbergia 
And A dye olion “of other Flo wer Seeds, G., of Ponti Cata- 
. atis. 
1 l eee ye anD SON, 
ton-road, St, n’s-wood, London, are now 
Welling 
sending out their New Petia as advertised for this * 
See back Numbers of this Paper. Also good Plants of the 
following :— 
Select Show —— — E at or ps per = ery 
” * 
Faucy * — * = — 
a Show Fuchsias, ” 12s, and 18s, n 
55 „ Calceolarias, os 188. and 30s. 5 
á „ Cinerarias 128. and 188. 57 
„ Large Flowering — 2 — 
1 ‘> and 18s, 75 
„ Lilliputian „ and 186. p 
. akoma plants, 95. — 128, and 188. „ 
Tree Carnations 213., 305., and 4268. „ 
EB L — R o : Un p 
The following at oh 6d. en 
smi 333 Lip k's Movant Blanc No, 2 
Symmetry » Bacchus 
„ Emelia „ Gulielma 
55 emer „ Cen 
„ Prince Mount Etna 
„ Rosy Foquett’s Lalla Rookh 
B 8 o * unn at 2s. 6d. each: i 
eck’s Constance oquett’s Magnificen 
Sane Hoyle’s Crusader 
[pelier H le’ Queen 
Hoyle's 
aiad “Beauty of Mont- r oye Gipsy Bride 
oy os Oranga 
; Silk Mercer, 5s. 
hio ri in twelve varieties. 
Fancy sorts, 9s. per 3 — 
The above are fine blooming plants, 
Kae kit, Sawbridgeworth, Herts, 
in4-inch pots, Carriage | 
these Bede is . in the GARDENERS’ CHRONICLE of 
March 27 
No. 19—1852.] SATURDAY, MAY 8. [Price 6d. 
INDEX OHN PERKINS begs to offer the ——— UTTON’S PERMAN ENT GRASSES 
Soc. of E Jand.. 300 á Oak, Lucomb, growth of...» 294 plants, which cannot fail to give satisfac = Lge SUPERIOR QUALITY or SUTTON’S GRASS 
3 eber pe — * 396 8 z.—s. d. SEEDS is plainly indicated by e numerous orders they 
295 Soy idee — VERBENAS, of the best CALCEOLARIAS, 2 in $ 0 ar duly W through the recommendation of former 
A : 3:0 a | Poultry Prize List . . . sasa IA ae 5. 
5 PETUNIAS, g. HELIOTROPES, do. 2 6 Some interesting particulars of Land laid down with 
294 
4 299 
292 
The ag 15 best quality are as 22 hy: * 
poor eee Lands or other cases where the c 
l ar t consider icon mixtures at about half ety pr — 
anent — and a =. Per acre; 
. Ha, to 289, 
ars . to 208. 
sorts consist of true Perennial Grasses and Clovers, as 
named "partiewlarly * ‘oor Advertisement on the last page of 
e G Chronio e of March 20. 
nd Sons, Seed — Reading, Berks. 
e ELAR- 
9 — Bicolor and Crimson 
ing, choice varieties for bedding, 2s. Gd. each. Other go od. 
sorts 6s. per dozen, 
SCAR} ET 8 —Oonway’s King of Nepaul and 
Pet Superb, 2s. 6d. e All the best varieties at moderate 
Jonx 1 
EW CALCEOLARIAS, 
GONI 
CALCEOLARIAS,— 
prices, Good plants r= "beddin g, 6s, to 9s, per Sopes 
VERBENAS.—A * — be. 1 95.1 per doz 
Geraniums, Fancy 8 — 3 — — 
Phloxes, Petunias, Le. e., 1 
Catalogue war’ k 1 a application 
Mary Conway, Earl’s-court 3 Brompton, London 
NTS FOR BEDDING OUT. 
ASS axo BROWN have a large stock of th 
1 Y veel established, strong, and in good condition: 
VERB New varieties of last year, 1 the best 
raised by T r, Smith, Barker, Cha = or , Daf Seria 1 
— ) We ‘have still a aved of last x ar 
lants, fine * ne ae plants, for 45 863 12 ch ed 
for 128., or 20 for 188. 
est of 5 ntr room 3s. Gd. to 7s, 6d. per doz. 
well assorted a d fine var — sa 8. å 
PETUNIAS, ser 7 — per doz, pales to 9 
Best do., all of i aad pe oad *. — , per doz 2 í 
25 well assorted p d choice variet — tor 15 ( 
3 fin ae ae a chole x dat to 9 
. ni u ofla st year’s, per doz, 15 
sorted and A variation h . 20 0 
20 0 GERANIUMS, best sorts, per ¢ abe s.to 9 
ANCY AI ERANIUMS, extra strong, choice, p ‘doz, 25 to 15 
DAHL IAS, choice, per doz, sto 9 
Best Fancy do, per doz. .. 
CHRYSANTHEMU 8. LARGE Arche e Vastaries, 
r's struck, e per doz. Peba 
AR hives gts per doz... 
oa er on 
eco 
per ws one 
ula — per doz. dee se 
— varieties, ver doz, oe Ss ae 
—— wpe —— : ve reana to 
oa ea ar a yeentra, p = 
Gaillardia, in th: TA e — per dos 
Heliotrope, in — ne ae l Reptans, 
ro Lilacea, Leo,, pe do doz sie 
elicatis per doz se 
bella erinus, in two vars., wine — tlas, per doz. 
our best — inelu ding Prince x ‘Wales, 
Criterion, &c., per A 
Myosotis azorica — og per doz, ive see 
Plumbago Larpen ove sve 20 
ü ca <p — Ae tes 
PL TANTS FOR BEDDING. 
Anemone 5 and hy brida, extra strong, as 3 
Antirrhinum, best varieties, per doz 
15 best of new varie — per doz. 
mrose Perfection, each ... 
SS S S ee 
O 
Pri ee 
Cam mpan nula oe — pe — * dee * 
Erinus alpinus, per is és s 
. spectabilis, a 
grm randiflorum eplendeas, ‘large fine scarlet, p. a 
Delphini um Wheblerii, each 
Pentstemon azureum, Buckii, Marshailii, & Chas, p. dcz. 
Pi fine Wee per doz 
x, best —— 4 r doz i ats Ñ 6. to 
— aria ocymoides, — dee. vie 
— six fine varieties, per doze wee Sui 
Silene Schafta, per doz... vee 
Escholtaie, new alte, per doz. 25 
100 distinct and showy varieties of Herbaceous Plants .. 2 
50 ditto for 
n — ae including superior new 
28 ine Re ook Plaine so: 
12 ditto, for 
at 
does 0 
one see 
oe 88 eee ... see 
3 
ne, 9d. 
Se e ce or correspondents. Post. 
made payable to Bass and Brown, or 
