THE GARDENERS CHRONICLE 
AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE. 
A Stamped Newspaper of Rural Economy and General Wews.—The Horticultural Part Edited by Professor Lindley. 
[Price 6d. 
AME URSERY: 
EORGE BAKER, Windlesham, beg Bagshot, . 
3 f: 1 or of 2 at the Royal 
c Gar -park. 
(noir —— AND L ye emcee ROOTS. 
a ea tricolorum, fine 5 each 2 2 to 3 
ee eras 23 1 6 
Tritonia aures, ugar er endid » » an 
Oxalis elegan veen and fine saúdan 
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Cyclamen, in seven | en beaut varieties 
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No. 48.—1 852} SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 27. 
NEW YELLOW GLOBE ARANTES 5 
mep and valua‘ion . . 761 4 * to inform e 
— of oats BE "er net 402 in Scie that he has SEED — Á new GOM- 
al 762 
Boas Isle ot Wight working clases . 11 panes a. or GLOBE A . Somers fen 
ee as ised ae. 257 b | recom of the greatest novelties introduced of late 
fa wee sastres * 757 
— t x Manure Masare ni res wae 45 ie en es the Gomphrena globosa, or common Globe 
attle y — 1 D Hort c oes . 5 Amaranthus, bet rad — —— — and stronger babit, aud the 
Sher — . Plants. 9 ST re TIF r of flow xariant. 1 he colour 2. 5 deep 
7 ofsammoniaon .. iss tah 2 ade e purple 
925 = e ame ah ale 86 b white. It is 22 of New Mexico, and exclusively in 
— .sverse 720 rn. 759b | J. 2 pos ponian. C 
ares armers or i „ Kk.II . „ . t. r particula m k 
Bera hat Ee ber re neee ee — s CARTER, Seedsman and Florist, 238, High Holborn, 
s... 1 525555530 
Drainin g. a W. rr nv reer. mh . e rds nc oh. Sete tet ee 
ble EW SEEDS-—GROWTH OF 1852 
t Weather predictions , ise a ILLIAM E. RENDLE anv CO,, SEED MER- 
ecm ariy Of .. * cHants, Plymouth, — much pleasure in stating 
= — me fe e | Zoophytes . 756 a that they are now laying in their new Stocks of Seeds, 
direct FROM THE RO WERS, 
Hor tie Menen 1 SOCIETY OF LONDON.— — r 
es 6 ly Peas, Beans, aud * Seeds for Early or Foreing Crops 
of SPECIAL RTOP hel kr. 7 AUTUMN Ter tly Peas, Beans, 
an be obtained immediately.— Apply to WILLIAM E. REN DLS 
row IRING HEATHS (show not more | © gman a ely. 3 
an 11 inches in —＋ e diameter) ; i TAB LE b PEAR RS (perfectly 
— collec 
ed Merchants, Plymou 
of 1 us, 
Dutch Hyacinths, 
of choice Sto — — 
Rock, and oth Kaak nts, — advertisements 
Chronicle of 2 16th and 30th. 
s Crocus 
— Winter T Flowerieg 
* f six, two specimens of 
= 2 — Na SANT inside dian — rane in 
— 1 inches i ni meter 
* VEGETABLES. 
SES FOR THE TRAD 
Rose M 
PLEBY, „Vork, begs to 
* announce to the trade that he has a fine ‘stock ol splendid 
and also of all | is 
tities. The meme Perpetuals 
Manettii Stoc hen ar in 2 they will ot 
charged half Catalogus price and for smaller parcels the usua 
80 
which have been 
s m any that may be required, the greater of — 
will be the choice of selection. For a 8 of their 
names, size, colour, flavour, productiveness, and period of 
ripenin geth th testimonials of uuexceptionable 
authority, of the last aud two p 
weeks, 
For particulars, see“ — Catalogue,“ supplied for 
three postage stamps. 
mp and — Seed and Horticultural Establishment, 
Sudbury, Suffolk 
B 
of the — being most vigor 
canker ; ; it will be found a Eros 8 for cig 
A specim 
W SEEDLING APPLE. 
RO ETE LEES RUSSET, — —— 3 * the 
1} 10 2 Peer. 
discount will be allow 
OS chat atl best ae 4 eg 208. per 
; Evergreen 
Shrabs, 4. 1 to 6 feet Nez as K. „ A, a aly Aucuba, 
| pew soe ag Ne green and variegated Molly, rig ats. Bay, 
: I udrons, Cedars, Pinus, C 
q cement Tora, 5 
rutt Trees in —— 
* Green-g gage 8 Apples, 
DEN ec 5 
Pears, Cherries, 
d Gucnogs seat on ton applic attou to EDWARD — 2 
. zone Brixton, near n 
i e LAR CEM 
Ditto itto 
There is a large stock of the 
— plies of ‘hich on the ground, or delivered at at | tad pts 
of Glusg 12 Sennori or London, ne A aA bya 
EN B 
* a 
Kosas RICHMOND VILLA BLACK 
VINE. 
A HENDERSON anp o * the pleasure 
nee their eee an s that. they have 
oh fee: plants of this v t 
. 5 ee ae sav pe Srp uatvely “troll Gomer | 
legans, Obscura, Mr. C. Baron, Penelope, Rosea grandifio 
Dele! Walden Gem, Magnum Bonum, Spectabilis, Saffcauo, 
a Pieta, bie Bapt iige Charl 
Formosa, Hebe, Mod ba, 
— . White | sar a * — ‘Bead. 3 
~~ n sees Spr counted England. 
e, in piores contaiaing UPWARDS 
or 200 — will be for Sirens free, upon the receipt o 
2. 6d. worth of postage stamps, by R. B. Bircham, Hedenham 
Rosary, Bungay, S Suffolk. 
CHRYSANTHEMUM SHOW. 
W IVERY begs to inform bis, Friends and the 
Public that his new Pompone au Sones versus arein 
fall bloom, and can be seen, Sundays excepted, £ 
AINA anover . Peckham, near London 
5 NEW, CUCUMBER. — The e Cadbury- 
r e Cary, 8 — pa rps his brother 
ery superior 
ys that vad 
a — riagi Baal re 
On ＋ es of 30 
sa 
stage stamps, three perfect seeds will 
2111 Yag 
2 ain e Bd. bee each.—N. * ma 
pp paar ME o of this vii, we 
2 ee Gardeners’ Chronicle of October 5, 18 
ph n p Boan 
stalk short, not deeply in 
russet; flesh enish white, , tender, s and sweet.“ : 
Fine dwarf trees, 3s. 6d. ea rriage paid to London; the 
usual allowance 2 the trade — — three are taken. A remit- 
tance or reference expected from unknown — —— 
— orders to be — to WX. Brownuees, Hemel Hemp- 
tead, Herts. 
“pea ARGENTEUM. 
COMBE, PINCE 4 e strong established _ 
various pia of Mo erer DAAT 3 
may “The fol 588 xtract from the Gardeners! 
plan Ke 8 ee e hed E 
25 3 : peale 5 
ne of the most —— ar 
the? eos thay Thad Braz (Oy coe rent 
growing in the 
it ae 
Deine. apple Place, London.—Nov. 27. 
ESSRS. PLATZ ap SON, Erfurt, Pras, 
tfully inform the trade, th 
on applica ation to their ERT tinct 
entrance. nl som 
long, about the b, and 
an erect panicle of inflorescence at least 18 rg tee M ler 
which beneath bright ne e like a beautiful H 
respect 
for 1853, in which will be found itr. Ron new varieties, n 7 be had 
ent, M 
Conservatory, Covent Garden, London. 
NOTICE. 
SELECT NURSERY 8 810 ock 
THE “SUBSCRIBERS beg to refer all who are 
interested in . to thei * — ement of the above 
stock in the Ga: nicle, Nor mber 6, page 707. 
ILLIAM we she and Co., Bedale, —— 
SEEDS DIRECT FROM THE GROWERS. _ 
(CARRIAGE FREE BY RAILWAY.) 
easure of announcing 
ave succeeded in harvesting their SEEDS in 
good 1 notwithstauding tue 3 weather. 
The advan rtf 12 wid Seeds direct from Growers are 
obvious. As som 
and W 
and Sona, aes re Reading, Berks.’ 
Gite — 
scarce, 
requeste 
a 
wh ia 77 anys way connected with the seed trade, 
bie BY CALCE AS, 
OUT * 78957178 NEVER 
NS N Co. „ns w 10 
0 eda and — gpi ee of SEED 
Y i ALCEOLARIAS, » can confiden ntly 
0 Mes il 
recom: 
n the most unique ate oor in the kin 
Shrubby they are perpetually in 8 and 
ee 9 — of their colours, they a 
Coni ug 8 „Standard and Dwarf Roses, Fruit 
and F. Trees, &. &c., had on application by 
inclosing 
PRINCE AsERTH AND. FAIRY QUE 
3 anD SON beg to offer the eer new and 
„ beautiful Roses, of which they at present hold the entire 
stoc 
PRINCE ALBERT 
the summer, deep 9 crimson, in ‘autumn ric 
lake, 34 inches in ror mt finely cupped an panita ve 
Tha a 
for the conserva or bedding- ou 
a the 
= S and . King’s . . Lonpow, 
GENTLEMEN KANO THE TRADE... 
Hiss es AND CO. ‘are now ready to 
cetyl EARLY NO, 1 PBA. i — 71 28. rte per 
th confidence recommend itas a very superior 
Scarlet PRINCE OF WALES 
quite as early as the Prince Albert, 
ed throughout, of exquisite flavour, and a loos 
3 & 
fice Orders from those not having an account open 
J k. r ie tie 
utumna 
=e i particulars address Jon SUTTON | 
perfectly hard; * — de 3 
being ectly y, Wi a 
to a aow — A a rounds of this 
ane may be had on application 
em, Full 3 ot the 1 culture will ere 
nished with the plants.— Exeter Nursery, Nov. 27. 
LOCKSBROOK. NURSERY, bbe 
HACKE to offer blie ; 
„ beautiful ab 4 ee Hei 
ON | tron; 1 1 h Ke A sapele 
tron amper a prf: 
d motto ‘woe Plants, such pap as be 9 oie yo Se 
per 
458. 
R. S. 8 an inexhaustible stock of Double 
E g — Strong pe 3 "Plante, 
from 20 to 30 bloo: on each pla r 
display at ones he w ~~ supply at 1 — 
dozen, ham 
= of this variety would supply several ete ae ~ 
m this time until the end of May a A large — 
pas of these = varieties can be sent through the post on 
receipt of 12 penny postage stamps, 
N 88 Violet Plauts 3s. per ; 
e White Tree Vi “o 
„ per 
t“ Sir,—Blooms of your ‘ Russian Superb an a a large Waite pi 
Seedli ae both | were. aey i 
recei this morning. Ha Having grown a kew plant of the 
-į foliage is large, thick, nak — i moe is: ; surpasses ev 
and abundance — 
Bourbon Rose in colour, form 
8 * in 3 ovember, 10s. 6d. each. 
se was figured in the Florist“ for Nov A 
It nom as 1 a first-class certi from the National Fi —5 
cultural Society, the Royal — London Florieultural 
andthe Caledonian Horticultural Society, at Edinburgh ; 
further been favourably no — fs the leading Hortcalcaral 
<A ournals, and er sA above 100 Nurserymen and A 
o have seen it in flowe 
" FATRY QUE BN, Hrnarp PERPETUAL —.— —— ae 
lil tals 
bloom. Strong 
in M sangt let. lih 5 e 
postage s 
Por EE and parties w hele both articles can be 
a h September, 1852, page 594, 
Bo 
we "i dwarf ons i . — 73. 6d. each, 
0 
eee are solicited, as the 75 is limited, 
Nurseries, Cheshunt, Herts, Nov. 2 
— ee a it by £ “tat hi 
pA a te t hi ee * 
117 bent 9 ar N. 2 3 
ruly, 
„ Bowood Park, Nov. 13, 
Mr. ROBERT SHACKELL, Locksbrook Nursery, Bath.“ : 
Post-office Orders payable to ROBERT SHACKELL, . e. . 
| Broa Ere Re Bath cr Leno Nursery, Bath, N. — 
