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THE GARDENERS’ 
CHRONICLE. 
“CHOICE BEDDING PLANTS, 
ETC. 
YOU ELL 
A N'D: GG. 
BEG TO CALL ATTENTION TO THE FOLLOWING :— 
Digt yadgeetes SULTAN, — finest dark variety ga pee 
of the others will bear a y comparison with it), atrong 
8 93 per doz bal 
. CRASSULA “NAPOLEON BUONAPARTE,” a fine new 
ariety; brilliant searlet, far superior to we — 28. each. 
NCY GERANIUMS, choice sor 
s. per 
GERAN IUM ARDENS M 2 strong 2 90 aot * 
LCEOLARIA KENTISH HERO, this fine, dark, orange 
cote 6 9s. per dozen. e Cape species stands unrivalled for brillianc 
r VISCOSISSIMA, light orange, splendid bao being a re ch sabr. 
rages: ‘or pot culture or bedding, a first-rate variety, FUCHSIA AS,—Our ection of this lovely flower — — 
os, om all the novelties of nt as 3 as the old standard varieties. 
RIA VULCAN, superb, dark, velvety crimsen, Where the selection is left to us we shall supply str — 
@ALOEO OLA TA 
good habit, and ar free bloomer, 6s. per dozen. 
CALCEOLARIA CAITEAN A, canary, good habit and excellent 
CALEOLARIA (i (ROLF’S SU Sa light bronze, excellent 
ding, and very distinct, 6s, per dozen. 
CALCEOLARIA SALVI_EFOLIA, ‘bright —— 6s. per d 
CALCEOLARIA GRAN DIS, thia inet and — 
very large flowers, wean a * e — „and with 
a little — may 2 to bloom throughout t the winter. 
15. saat 
148 
aan 
flow — Splende 18. Gd. e 
cH HRY SAN THEMUMS, Much —— — been pet 
in th e of late years, and, being particular favou rites of our 
per staf new 
— fine varieties. Our specimen plants are every year the 
pal aoe he of all who see F The collection at —— 
comprises nearly 200 varieties, which we shall be happy to 
supply in strong plants, the large and dwarf varieties 338. per 
ozen. 
BENA 
— select . of ing — ina gover, Fade the 
best of n 
the selection is left 
good bushy . — from old pits at * 
CHEIRANT pi 8 — 
flowering when 
e. Itis — * wae bo yg "12s. per dozen. 
32 ERINUS 8 und COMPACTA, two of the som, 3s. 6d. ; 
best blues, 43. per doze: 
ANAGALL ol AN DOM ARIENSTS, purplish crimson, of a 
—— ene ma habit, an abundant bloomer, quite a little 
ANA@ALLIS Bi BREWERII, fine blue, 4s. per dozen. 
n 3 inches * in * — of en the high 
GLOXINIAS,—Many fine new varieties, 98. per doz 
GLOXINIA PETOIA NA.— This superb light, variety, sent 
vans coloure d all ith o n lake. 
the finest of its 2 * iweag reed 
Kig: 
BELLA —This plant has proved itself well worthy 
acter given it when first circulated ; it is one of 
the most — plants we r Plants extra strong, showing 
smaller, 2s. 6 
CALLONIA MACRANTHA A, the finest, perhaps, of our 
. — WA shrubs ; strong plants, 9s. per dozen. 
MITRARIA COCCINEA. 3 fine hardy shrub produces 
numerous scarlet flow ery s inilar i in form and — to 
Erica ee rena plants, 95. per doz,; a few specimen 
happy to say it proves — 2 
PET a in — variety, including Crimson King, Rosy pienin, 3s Gd. each, We are 
1 — per dozen. remarkably me Bg as most of our plants in large 48˙8 
e —Triomphe de Liège, Voltairianum, &. are s howing fow wale . £ 
(strong). 63 SEAS, GIA PU ESCENS fi. pl., or Double Convolvulus. 
(ENOTHERA RIPARIA, the prettiest, perhaps, of thegen —This, first introduced as a stove plant, proves to be perfectly: 
2 habit, and small lanceolate foliage 5 — is is literally hardy, 8 — of our most ornamental climbers ; it is admir- 
—— 9 ry coloured bloom through ably rae ow for trellis work, e., baat of ro oe The 
s. per 5 flowers are pro axils of — leaves eat pro- 
“PENTSTEMON VARIABILIS, “Salter’s” nem variety, e colour, and very double, 5 85. Per deen. | ot 
1s. 6d. each, DEUTZIA A GRAC CILIS, 2s. 6d. pally 
CAMPANULA my naar stron, ended for PIELYTRA SPECTABILIS, Is, each. 
bedding f plants are —— of tailing , CEANOTHUS RIGIDUS.—This, ,soatrongly recommended in 
habit, * f be ‘star-shaped flowers so abundan 
almost to conceal th Na bes per dozen. 
of our handsomest a 
= See belai : tt Goh amit for its 
— flowers, which i 2 n profusion all 
and autumn, Pg ozen. 
NT TIRRHIN( UMS in great variety. 65. per d 
SAPONARIA OCYMOIDES,—This fine old br 45. 
CHOICE AND NEW PLANTS. 
mien fine — plants, in — 48’s, full of flower, 9s. 
blooming plants, of choice varieties, 
in tn deeper Ooms testy: pla ho 
, 1 s nts, many showi 
gl er og 8 super ba, 7 
brevifiv 
superba, invers — age ma mamm rubra 
Aware iflora purp! ovata, hy bri bride, gracilis is, Ge. 
— 
urea, curvifh 
* a HUMILIS, — plants, in large 48’s, with 
VERON ica. ANDERSONI. —This choice variety is of the 
easiest culture, a good specimen plant brad its pretty 
2 Ser flowers, from early spring till late autumn, 
Maleate NITIDA ODORATA,—This makes a 2 
egg mee s very fragrant, 75 — should be in every col- 
lection Erio ants in 48’s, 13. 6d. eac h; — ditto, 
90. per ozen, 
and best of the 
erous spikes of ons 
3 Pe 18. 6d. e 
ew species, produces 
bias bees ml — stron 
smaller, 12s 
CBANOTAUS ‘DENTATUS, Is. 6d. each. These are re- 
areas oo 
sagi H S Loo $ Pines of Wales, Duke of Wellington, and 
ach. 
ORTUN ps TEL LLOW ROSE, 2s. 6d. each. 
LESOHENAULITA FORMOSA, 
9s. per dozen. 
OXALIS ELEGANS ere! ho ig MAJOR, 1s. 6d. each. 
h. 
) ecies, light blu 
reenhouse climber, data of ers. ere strong prea, 5 
per doz 
1 to 14 foot, 188 en. 
— he 5 pe : ellis work of very robust habit a 
s,s, per do in . strong plants, in 
in ixed ANEMONE SEED, 
selecied bo (by post ip at 2s, are „ 
* or e other choi 5 w plants we beg to refer to our 
n e Conifers, and nearly all the 
others, being in pots, — still be removed with perfect safe ety 
a PINSAPO, 4 inches, 
per dozen. 
YOUELL ann COS NEW PLANT CATALOGUE, having | d 
— newspaper stamp to go free by post, will be published 
w days, and may be had on application x i 
from seed, very robust, in pots, 
All orders of 21. and upwards delivered free to any Railway Station within 150 miles of the Nursery. 
ROYAL T., GREAT YARMOUTH. 
sa bees, 5 
every 
& EXTRA STRONG DAHLIAS 
Bit “WALTON, Feger 
— The „Midland Florist“ ot 
to its merit krom parties whe 
ot April, 
Scar other Geraniums, Verbena: 
ther plants suitable for bedding, as, Anti — 
es. 
H. W. begs to refer 1 = his detai 
ment in the Chronicle of —.— 2 
b on, hee vo on 
Kc, 6 
er extra fine DAHLIAS. 4 
15. 
lso 
| office nor an pe — ph oper of un 
| GRASS SEEDS for r Perm 
STUBBLE SWE 
DE TU SEED, 
to | J CBN RI RIVERS solicits — attention 
of the J 
BLE 8 
eross be- 
— experience has 
ai aniy acs its a poem being 
vy cropper. 
month of June 
carriage paid to 
pa — Post. 
and it 
crop — a the 
amount of 10s, 
_ Sawbridgeworth, I 
CORNER OF HALF e — 
T Càrri D 25 
Globes and Taukards of sorts 
urple- top Swedish Turnip | Glo 
Yellow Globe Mangold 
Long red do. do, sige a cee 
anent Pas 
acm and other S 
TH HOMAS 8 Agricu other Seeds, 
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETE ‘oy OF ENGLAND, the TAL 
HALF MOON-STREET, Piccadilly, of 
| 7 „THOROLD, 55 ee ear Norvich, 
Offers Services asa SCAPEa nd ORN. 
an round in the nt style of the art, ine 11 AS 
3 orming Wat . — Pic. 
i and Distant Sener, Vis 8 ; correcti ng the 
i T. has no directing the practica l . A 
SKIRVING’S IMPROVED TU 15 
|| WILLIAM SKIRVING bogs to announce to a vem ge 
public, that he has fixed ised. per jd · Ad. 
thi fi bd. per 
TOP. e e CRELE. 2-inch mesh, light, 24 inches wide . 74-Pet s 3 
W. S. -inch strong soe D „* 
—— — Noe! acd confidence, reco heze Turnips inen — e 3 
for the greatest crop, the eal youth ; gri every r respect Whether | }j-inch „ light 2 E 
ue ae At the same — he Dane te — Gn 1s — strong o 4 „ -a 
town or country, — of cours ea th i 
accountabl , e, is not d wid 
Sse Hit , Seala ee | ith bao gun De 28 
other kinds of T one-fi ge Galvanised sparrow- 
bats ö wal at urnip and 9 general, a Patterns 
is requested from unknown — or = 
ware, Liverpool, May 22, 
strong plants, in flower, | 
CARCE AND BEAU 
Ss “olay te STOCK, TIFUL FLOWER StA 
se 
a perennial = 
„Selected d from 755 
persons ö 
seeds 5%. 5 
CID ARIA and CALCEOL, 
of Plants, that were 13 
be the finest they had e 
500 of the latter, wh wash 1 
oa SOTIS AZORICUS, rag do 
n aspect is very beat 
P OALENDRINTA ors beautiful; 200 seeds 1s, 
; 250 
r, 
. a be tage stam 
aaa Co., Nurseries, Northampton, 
ARES. on Me aw = be di 
Spo: 
L lane, Shepherd’s Bush, millers. x d at Wood. 
apply to FREDERICK — on the Premises, iin 
rge Gla 
be ocked. thi . ef — oa 
usiness, this n excellent 
Office of this Pap nt opening.—-Apply vang 
ARKET GARDENE 
14 BE LET, in yor eared of the “in 
usiness, a pith akon 
FARM, in a high state of: cultivation, | t — 
in 
and Frindsbury, t a ‘ead 
+ Lewis, Bag, 
—— of 73 3 with good Farm "Buildings 
Tithes low.—For so — — — enquire of J, 
Solicitor, Rocherter, Ken 
sait —WANTED, about Three 
r Gardening Purposes, with or withesed 
10 —— of * — mediate tely.—P.S. The 
preferred W. Tu — "Tufnell Park, Ho olloway, L 
RIZE — — 2608 TET 
CHING, 18s. 
Eggs, — ‘Spanish Begs oma Polish h Bega fe: p 65. perdet 
W. 1 
White Cochin C 
d fre 
gest 
time to purchase ‘Eggs for pos fom as more —— 
— ee — now to the middle of June than earlier in the 
u. e Tufnell Park, Holloway, London. 
tures and Meadows, and 
WARRANTED GARDEN TOOLS. 
ete, and includes 
TOOLS 
every recent approved invention, in addition to tini ma 
large assortment; selected 2 — 8 st maker 
which Tie stood the te — of . ikont, and continue to give 
eneral satisfaction ; ba et — ry Sulphurator for 
destroying 1 — 1725 ew upon Grapes, Trees, de. 
An erase ted Priced Catalogue sent bee a 
co meee: and Co. (opening to the Mo om 
i 
CLARKES? PREPARATION ror denen 
EALY BUG, SCALE, THRIP, 
OTHER INSECTS, WITHOUT INJURING TRE Pants 
s to acquaint all who are troubled wit 
f the above —— on their plants, that his preparation 
has eee thoroughly tested in the — of the Horta 
Sodlety and pronounced a perfect remedy, (see Report, p. 278, 
Gar * oni a avinger 
various 1 tha h tthe quat utity sen — 
ip very small ape e e intends f for t 
in 9s. as well N of a Lobes order or 
po eg — ps) the re amt to o male two wo gallons, and se lutar 
be found o bottle. Post-odiee 
omens — at Brompton. 
Also, 
CLASSEN TOB “we PAPER for Seer an en 
e. artic le is a 1 ueni 
To 
The trade supplied, ye 
Percy Cross Nursery, wee gen Polban 
INGHAM BROTHERS, 
N 
approved their lasti 
with the pontine ease, and, when dry, ape 
2 se neg a — for use sent with 
ttle Metallic 19 5 1 
aye, Horticultura 
Sole Agents in Lo wlan; G. and J. DEANE, London bridge. 
ann speed ent Warehouse, 46, King William-s am-streety 
GAME e 5 
GALvaNisED. Pha pe om 
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eee, 
