THE GARDENE 
y CHRONICLE 
AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE. 
A Stamped Newspaper of Rural Economy and General News.—The Horticultural Part Edited by Professor Lindley, 
No. 24—1852.] 
SATURDAY, JUNE 12. 
. [Price 6d. 
Abutilon vitifolium 4 375 5 
Agri. 3 15 England, sane 3/9 e 
— ereis vos 
Änt, to xn sessy 46 
Azaleas, hardy. ov 371 c 
Books reviewed . 3746 
Bugs, to kll..., oo hd e 
— . — 379 @ 
w mode of f making. ene — — 
Cutsem? — . 376 
= — re . rood ° 
Law of transfer of land N 
om 
DWARD GEORGE HENDERSON anD SO 
(irse „experiments s „ 378 
Leschenaultias ...ccecereses 373 
Manure, eng —— . 
— 2 try 1 
Orchis, lizard 7 
Ozone in plants s 
Pest a deodoriser 
Plan's, ozone in 
Calceolarias from whic Bi th 
, that ree varieties of 
saved can now be seen in 
Nurse ‘ar! yo hieis are rr 4 site to insure 
ee 5 this seed, which wil! 1. sent out in July, at 5s. per pac 
ee es 42 a ee Cone AND RARE SEEDS, „confidently recom- 
Cornwall Hort. 9 +++ 374 b| Rothams = 2 ands 1 pa 155 ee DEN „ SEEDSMAN and 
Dresden At. icul how “nee — Met 271 | Fro rch-street, 2 near the Spread 
Famigatore s, song aut 227 a — be g-houses at ,, 372 1 a kat following petoa per paper :— 
Grapes, out. dor s36 73 Ò — umem of cate — oe 377 Antares RHIN pd r SNAPDRAGON, 6d. Saved by an 
Guano, — of à = a vis T ders, ed 376 mateur from a olni d collection, 
— 1 ouae pe -ihe BELLIS PERENNIS or Datar, very dou bla, Se Saved from 
yg ME etek LA Water 3 374 ¢ the new German varieties ; bri colours, varying from the 
imson to white, throug hall the diferent shades, 
a 
1 BOTANIC SOCIETY, REG ENT'S PARK. 
Tn co 2 equence of the unfa W 3 state gas pe weather 
red n iy 
on Wednes 
for 
PLANTS N rons, Azaleas, Kalmias 
&c.), which continue in 8 Page wo The Bands of 
the Ist and 2d Life Guards, and t pet feta Wee ds 
Gardens fro 8 til 6 o'clock, 
. ota will — at the 
Exhib 
n Tickets already Nd will be available on 
én —— pr Tickets will be issued as — to the orders 
pete price 
T 
of Fellows of the Society, at t 
the day itself 7s. 6d. each, 
Y, WED DAY, the 
the Exhibition of 
f 5s. each, . on 
1 ie the Promenade 
MLOBOLARIA amateur from the most | 
DIA SPLENDIDISSIMA PLENA, Is, A new and | 
beautiful 3 unial variety. 
PAN 
SY, from the — — flowers, 1s. Saved by Thomson 
and other — Ps 
New pe 
NOTIC 
Jong SALTERS 9 collection st IRIS- 
RMANICA is now ia full bloom, an y be seen 
every . except Sunday 
Ver 8 Nureers ee Hammersmith Turnpike, Middlesex, 
UPERB 8 8 eee 
Luce ee , D CO. intend sending ont, 
y next, 8 following. oa beautifu 
O (Pinon s). Rosy tube on sepals, well reflexed ; 
cor ae p esha - frst finely expan s. 
ASPASIA(P "s).—Searlet — * sepals, finely reflexed ; 
corolla esse bine. los. 
‘s).— ri‘lia nt scarlet.lake tube and 
sepals, re 2. prae than any —— Fash, 
ich pr idas a nove) and most attractive effec! 
y” 
an the rs of “ — i " ‘and i Coral- 
which gave — h cei je a th confidence 
recommend the a 
3 poss 
d fine in quality, veld of all 
mbit ts, * blooming tae profusely 
2 Alesd. the high erm oh miich . ag Fuchsias have ob 
ee their having b o generally see 
sbar Gi antic. Emperor double 8 OCK.—Colour, 
rosy crim — — several years. 
Autu — * — STOCKS, 6 best and brightest 
colours, 23. 
TRITOMA UV ARIA, 1s. hardy perennial, growing from 
nder i unnecessary to Say any mn 
P. Allo pug “=: to the Trade, obe 
ara of dered.— eier ne ata 13 Jun 
4 to 5 feet —— err Be spikes of crim 
coloured flow 
WALLFLOWERS, 
7 1. bl thi mick: singular colours, 8 double po dl 
i D. The seah 8 opened until 2 o'clock, varieties, 2s, Saved nt a celebrated © who 
* F) P double Wall- 
owers. 
N ATI ICULTURAL | SOCIETY. 
„ REGENT-STRE 
NOTICE is mer: given that the e — — the 
hel THURSDAY, the 17th inst ü — the | ratu 
Season will be 
9 ties A. 
f iaraa otg Fon mgr Garnat 
12 Al alerts ses ust be 
CENsons, 
Mr. W. Barnes Mr. E. A. Seu 
„ W. Holmes 3 Moore 
w N k „ W. Catleugh 
” F ” „Lane 
j oo „ W. Pearson 
| 
8 Pelargoniums, Ericas, A 9 i 
ag ne Fuchsias, Verbenas, Calceolari 
ons, Picotees, Pansies, ya 0. 
staged, 1 — and ready by 
The 2 aa will take place on TH ur. the Ist 
of July. Censors 
Mr. 
es, Stowmarket 
75 J. Riley, t Huddersfield 
” ood, Nottingham 
Jog Epwarbs, Hon. Sec. 
THE GREAT NATIONAL ANNUAL 
— oF Bc 2 
(ADJOURNED eper 
At a Meeting, he 
on Wednesday, 
9th hat his S. 
jan 
objec oa 
it be held 
Horticultural Society. 
3 
under the auspices of the Nottingham 
be forthwith entered ee 5 . 
sary expenses which will be rr eby d. 
S — 
y Room 
and pledges itself to 
uccessful carrying out of that 
arrangements, and that such niieoee ht do a sal the 
following gentlemen, with derer to add to their number 
Presiden ILLI LKIN, Esq., M er r. 
Tha oaea ar agoda Fass. * eee 
J. Heard, » Alderman The R 
William Hanuay, Es W iam . Teq. 
William Cripps, Esq John Brow 
T. Herbert, Esq, Alderman J. Nevill 8 
R. Birkin, Esq , Alderman r. J. F. Wood, F. H. S. 
1 Heymann, Esq, Alderman | Mr. T. Gascoigne 
less, E.., Alderman Mr. John Hardy 
Thee Gimson, Esq. r. J. Hoddeniy, Jan, 
John Thackeray, Esq. 5 R. Lym 
reasurer—S, WRIGHT, bots 
Secretary—S. R. P. SHILToN, Esq. 
N 
— 3 all En and.—O AY, June 24, 1852, 
At : ibition of Flow wers, vane and Vegetables, 
— 5 3 and Wax Flowers, will be 
ottingham 
e areia Cups, vi * e 51, each, and a considerable eum 1 
— a athe ee ——. * res mage may be had 
py fared D, 6d, e 
June 12.5 7 H9., } Hom. Secs. 
CE 8 
HANDLER anD SONS, 
Rims of 
worth-road, Surrey, are haw ihe 
the best e 
i hed i 
an 
out ine strong 
s. per do 
EXACENTRIS MYSORENSIS,—This extraor- 
f May, and received th f w Plante; and was, 
indee KE asion, iration of all 12 aw it. 
It is a 
g ia — on for 3 pe An, 
f the neigh is a tl . h neat dark green 
foliage, saa is of easy culture. It js a altogether a plant of 
an 
an 
nth of August ne 
Trade 85 every three ecuted in strict rotation 
ived. ae — 
coi ing out some — 
carefully — a a very select 
and va 
SUPERIOR CALCEOLARIA . 
Saved ae well-shaped, highly coloured, well marked flowers, 
which t can strongly recommend; in packages, sealed aud 
— by 9 tree by post, ea 6d. each, 
L., P, and C . have reat plea 
nd they 
rders, us e plans for early, 
e obtained by so win ug now. 
— Exeer, June 12. 
sic my NEW PLAN Fr. 
Pa rth ph solicit early ord 
flow will be ob 
otie as 
s, and a splend id plant of the the Nepenthes | 
dis tillatoria ; : 7 — singly or in lots.— Apply to Mr. Pass 
Gardener, at Dee Hills, Chester. 
PARTNERSHIP 
ss an active PARTN ER, one 0 
oroughly j — and of persevering habits, to join 
in an — aen first- eL ogg Nursery of high standing. 
ete 8 fro om 500k. 1000 f. - Address V. R. W. L., 
Post-office mpton, near 8 
much 
: 8 can with dikes 
1 cnltivators as a plant that e 
| fait t to an Nr — — E wings of it will wil! 
bes * in the Garde 
he Piortoultural Canin month, to "which 
ey respe red refer, and also invite — to the followirg~ 
— 
"R roduction, and a very beautiful one. It 2 no 
y culture, and the 
rs will make it conspi- 
nous amongst the most showy plants," ‘ardeners’ Magazine. 
1. 
FLORISTS, SEEDSMEN, ET 
PARTNER SHIP.—A young Man 8 a small 
capital is — s obtaining a 1 PARTNER. 
SHIP in a 8 oun of t a 
30, Norfolk-s = geai London Sa 
ANTED GARDEN TOOLS.— 
Ho aeb — all eee in Gardening Pursuits, 
peon, ddrea 8, 
—— ares 
nds 
-| Pronounced 2 Mr, 
e invited to examine DEANE, DRAY, anp COS extensi 
Stock of GARDENING and PRUNING INPLEMENTS, best 
London-made Garden gines and Syringes, Colebrook-dale 
Garden Seats a hairs. 
Averuncator: [Garden Scrapers, Korag. Machines 
Axes Gidn Se Prussian | Pickax 
Bagging Hooks Potato ‘Forks 
Bills ee Gatherers & Pruning Bills 
Borders, various Scissors „ Knives, various 
patterns ravel 1 and, „ Saws 
Botanical Boxes Sieve » Scissors 
te ones Scythe Grecabioies Doors „ Shears 
Bro 8 ten nd Frames 5 28 great 
ammers 
. of Praning In- Haud-glass Frames Reaping Hooks 
stru ay Knives 
Daisy —.— Horticultural Ham- ache ‘Stones 
Dibbies mers & Hatchets’ | Shears, various 
Draining Tools pe = every pat- Sickles 
ging “Irons and Sickle Saws 
Shea Hotbed Handles | at — Shovels 
Ladies’ Set of Tools S — 
of seo — 185 
pee 
three are — —Exe' erer ee Buea, Jun 
NE MIM 
ROBERT SIM . egs to offer me following very. 
i — and fine varieties raised by A. CLAPHAM, È sq., of 
car 
ACaRBRO DEFIANCE.—Clear yellow, with 1 arge dark 
crimson-brown blotches. Extra fine Shape „size, . substance, 
Ciapham to be the y variety he has 
yet raise 
QUEEN VICTORIA. pirtee M 3 2 
with 82 ety maroon. large, and very attra 
variety, 5 
VEN bs —White, with a broad and even belting of rich 
imsov 
TALLOW PICTA .—Straw-groond, prettily covered with 
large and small maroon spots 
to . ve if three of each be take: 
ery, Foot’s Cray, Kent, Jun 212, 
GLASS MILK PANS. 
AMES PHILLIPS AND ga 116, BISHOPS. 
— enn BEG TO 
ARE 
21 A goo ole 
ieties, 
liival 
DEANE, NE, DRAY, 4 4 CO. (Opening 
* 
Sta in | Labels, various pat- DA h Hooks 
Wires & wn terns, in Zine, Thistle Hooks 
Fumigator orcelain, & c. Tra om g Tools 
Galvanic Dordi Lines and Reels Trowels 
and Plan t Pre: Marking Ink Tu fing Irons 
— i . — 1 
Garden Chairs and Menogra: atering 
M allie Wire —— 
Loops Hatchets eelbar 
0 Rollers | Mole Traps Youths’ Set of Too! 
DEA DRAY, anp CO. are sole Agents for LINGHAM’S 
PERMANENT LABE SLS, samples of which, their Illus. 
f Hordealaral Tools, can be sent, post to 
i y e. of tien United Kingdom A Wholesale an — 
| Age ents for oe celebrated F aah 1 
Gardeners in th 
to the — n- 
Ur sur PERIOR IN COLOU 7R, MAKE, AND QUALITY, AT 
EACH, OR 21s PER DOZEN 
IFA LARGE QUANTITY IS TAKEN A DISCOUNT 
E ALLOWE 
LORD caMoY's MILK prenons, LACTOMETERS, 
ASS CREAM POTS, &c. Ge. 
oucuMEEn runes, PROPAGATING AND BEE GLASSES, 
SHADES FOR AMENTS, FISH GLOBES, PIANO 
13801 La Tons, Ke. &e. 
eners’ . 8 Dec., 1851 
es under consideration ( Hschynanthus splen- 
di aus most 1 introduced. and certainly 
one A pis tes best,” — Gardene 2 March 13, 1852. 
Price 21s. each, Allowance 70 E. ade, oe r er wen 
„ 35. ry The set for 15a. Discount 
