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THE GARDENERS’ CHRONICLE 
GRICULTURAL GAZETTE. 
Stamped Newspaper of Rural Economy and General News.—The Horticultural Part Edited by Professor Lindley. 
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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21. 
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DEX. 
Pig feedin; a eee 707 e—709 a 
Plants, On wintering . 701 G 
ditto in nutshells. AREN 703 a 
Popular superstitions... s.. s. . 702 
— * Ink n 
the north of Scotland 705 
Pota to ‘disease, fang cause of,, 700 
sects, We ative 701 
— li ight * — abe ei Nele 702 
Potatoes, autumn planted .... 701 
POGUEY 4.655 ide vcscevecens . + 70 
of. 
tee} — fowi 
— ar ‘Keeping: 
Roses, cu tu 
Rose 55 
Royal nea neg ee nif ree 
r! ³˙ V 
garon, diseases 0 
ash bars, where rf obtain. 
ed 
8 . neient, germination of 700 
Sheep. be COGS OF eas l 705 ¢ 
Sowing, thin. ....-civsvessecers 708 c 
Stable, the, T Hieover, rev. . 109 
Strawberry a T O 702 
Superstitions, popular . 702? 
„„ .. 704 
ta agro oat Gardens 703 
Tulips, t Lee err er yr Es 02 a 
Ve —— Bier ry eee ie e £99 a 
Violet, Neapolitan ......... 01 
Walnuts, to — ve. 
N V GAINES 1 * . inform the Nobility, Gentry, and 
his LIST of — — Pelar — eg 
ums, Calcelarias ote Ciner Ca- 
Chrysanthem * ai Te had 
TIR hema Satter- a — The above 
new Fancy Pelargoniums, Hero of Surrey and 
Madame Rosatii, also Miteager, Lyra, and many other new 
: TO PEAR GROWERS. 
Ree LANGELIER, Clarendon Nursery, St. Helier 
Jersey, as the season is approaching for pla nt 
begs to say owe his well-known bias og pa of th 9 
deserves one ye on. waving argely lit i 
- both in number of a forks on d stock, he flatters himself to be able 
do the best sorts, ya ihe trees pariona rly fine this year. 
any amateur with ave a the best sorts, R. L 
2 aa to isg by 3 a 8 x get 
rly orders c ly supplied, a 
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Dee etl AND PAPER WHITE NAR- 
ozen.— 
med for its its 
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A i 2 R 
au ene us, &.; price 
may be ae per p i 
UPERB e ee 
R. B. BIRCH, Hede 
folk, begs to state tha 2 8 
„ Bunga 
ts to offer fe 
„which ori erated 
collection ; the plan soa are healthy 
~ will give Here ea to purchas 
~. 2s, 6d | Mulberry .. 5. Od 
* 5 0 Model or of Perfection . 10 0 
. 2 6 leon * 
i +. 5 0 | Purpurea elegan 3 a 
i 88 osea alba , er a 
70 k : e A an perba 8 
a = oe 101 u 
—ꝛ 556 thot ree ce é | 
mec Sacer on rh gee hein lication. Bracuam’s 
: — — 5 — — ne about 350 of the 
SDANEIN G SEASON, 
his GENERAL 
een for 
andard and 
he fiseet 1 — 
vergreens, aud Flowering Shrubs, 
poan; Standard nd Dwarf Roses, 
ry low prices, : 
e ‘hat his importation of DUTCH 
excelent t condition, and are offered 
3 Pi 
Supplied at 
se begs to stat 
1 55 oe 
dann TT large stock of G1 
Sorts, Tadicans Major, doub 
Evergreen Oaks, San 
the 
yeine . Garrya elliptic 
— med Furze, Brownie of 
tu 
Jans most 
g without sem sr poy ; white 
r particulars 
BRADSHAW GARD! 
present season are now 
na tions, Picotees, 
upon 
more spacious. 
La 
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a Bigg eines “THE GEM, 10s, ôd. per pair. 
[Price Gd. 
being ka ef Sea est and most perfect red edged Pi 
aised, The pet: —＋ — large an II fi 
— the edge, the white pure oad free from the sligt 
andis yee he any collection. Price 10s, Gd. 
per post fre een — exhibited 
Class Prize Sta seat Chiswick, — the en her Botanic 
cotees yet 
smooth 
htest Spot, 
per pair, 
in the Ist 
Society 8 
PATRONISED 
BY THE 
QUEEN AND. 
PRINCE ALBERT, 
1 and is highly spoken of i 
ip The following W ‘ee: —— pronounced in the 
Gardeners” C Ch ronicle : 5 Ue 1 — flower; the petals are 
, large, formed ; of good races 
d dimin — a a res the centre formin ng a fine crown 
e good, red e — 
of their NR tisement of rare and hardy 
Con rl ng Camellias, Dutch Hyacinths, Pansies, oe ae 
Anemone Seed, & c., see Gardeners’ Chronicle, Sep 
THE FINEST SHOW A n rbi te PICOTEES, 
sar 33 orders from 
their celebrated collections of the above 
a 0 enn 
safety per post, at the extra a of 2s, per 
ozen saith; the prices of which are as follow 
2 pairs +f = fin * flowers, by name, 1. is. and £1 10 0 
25 "ditto 21. 10s, aud 3 0 0 
a pairs of newest and ‘nest first pow show flowers 210 0 
dit dit ditto 5 0 0 
Fine e border Carnations, 123 per dozen pairs. 
Great Yarmouth Nursery 
ESSRS. J. AND H. BROWN have to offer the fol. 
1 ard s "Dwarf trained Peaches, Nec- 
arines, Apricots, Plums, Pears, and Cherries. The 
a and most ee sorts of these respective 8. d. 
kinds, true to name, 28. 6d, each, or, per — 24 0 
ntrained or Maiden ditto, 1 . each, o zen 15 0 
Fine Gooseberries, Currants, and Raspberries, per gees 3 0 
Strong Vines, Figs, and Apples a4 ozen 15 0 
Filberts, new thin 5 and red skin dozen 0 
Andromeda floribun per dozen 0 
25 2 . hardy Belgian Jarieties, on = own 
oots, with flower buds, o by name R 0 
timen. Kanla Ditto 
25 Hardy flowering shrubs, one of a posi by nam 30 6 
12 Rhododendrons. pie el scarlet, white, me] rose, 
hardy varietie ze z1% 0 
New hardy yellow Rhodode: ndrone each, ir 64. to 10 6 
6 Fine hardy Magnoli as, one of a eee 10 0 
50 Dwarf Roses, n their own root, we apart E 2 0 
12*Tea-scented es, superior sorts, by name, in n pots 0 
Standard and haltstandard Roses, ut ues 128. and 15 0 
3 Moss Roses, 
rimson Moss Ro a x rta 0 
“Bourbon 92 95 superior sorts, aie Rose La Reine, ú 
er dozi 
t blooming plants 25 0 
45 0 
18 0 
12 ee. Azaleas, one of a 
12 Choice Camellias, by name, ditto, ditto 
50 Choice Flowering Greenhouse — one of a sort . 
24 Choice Ericas, one of a sort, by n 
Bs Chrysanthemums, 3 and — kinds, per à doz, 6 0 
* Fine Perennial Phloxes, n varieties, per d 8 0 
* Fine 3 8 Picotees 22 * of best s 
— Ñ new choice varieties per dozen 
3 inn — Reue beautiful Lilies : ae 
rubrum, speciosum, venustum, 
8 superbum, candensa belladonna, and ome is 
iflora 
3 marked th can be sent by post, if desired, Also, 
yeei Lists of Dutch a Cape Bulbs. 
Nursery, Stoke Newington, London, Oct. 21. 
pis 
: PLANTS FOR SALE.—The different varie- 
ell-rooted. 
gers RAL ERAL THOUSA AND YOUNG TREES for Sa for r Sale, 
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105 
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6 0 
s and ence warranted clean and w 
h Green, Hammersm a AAE 
Price ver. The = 3 — 
London, and near good roads. Apply to ae Tims, Estate * 
63, Upper Charlotte ee Tas y-square, London, 
Baton | GARDEN ARCHITECTURE, 
e AK AL IMPROVEMENT, 
practice, oat also 
Nobility and Gentry, e 
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untry. 
mates for Greenhouses Con- 
RIST FLOWER 
MIDDLETON, ur MANCHE ES 
OHN HOLLAN D eer iuforms his F 
at Flori LOGU 
Ne Lists of ae 
Le nsies, an 
aisig thanks 
premises TA Middleton Station of the 
orkshire "Railway, where in future all letters 
be addressed. 
8 1 e on, en nelosing a post stamp. 
neashire 9 
Bradshaw Gardens, Middleton, near Manchester, Oct. 21, 
ardens | 
; if 3 or 
1 plaut A taken, 10s. Gd. n 
gents: Messrs; Rene et 
Me F. Wather, Cornhill, ‘lan dens — 
apple. place, Bdgewar are road, Le nden; Meas 
ton; Messrs, L Co., I 
Osborn, Fulha 7 
rving, Live en b. 
—— Veitch and 8 
under. Lyne, 
Good ‘established plants will be sent out, The usual r. 
ance to — 8 = emittance fre 8 
will be e ERT JOSLING, Seedsman, St. Alban’ 
SELECT PLANTS AND CHOICE FLOWER 
R „now sending ou 8 
8, „net keJ new varieties 
io — HJ * ; 12 fine vare., 5 
i er vars., > 
| CHRYSANTHENMS, 12 2 1 — — —— 
nts 
, Exeter; ; Mr. K. Miller, Rn 
TS „ 
R 12 gored 50 
ge eak vu 
Ca aK. NATIONS, 12 pair superb i show varieties 425 
22 12 pair do. do. 
ST R. 
ày 
and 12s, ; 1 derte 
without P per 1 
CLIMBING canal 12 fine variet 
HaRDY wae CEvUS PLANTS, 1 select and 
tae 
3 a 25 do. 
ROCK P TS, 25 5 tine vars 
GREENHOUSE FLA Reni 50 fine and select vars, 
5 do., 28s, ; 2 do, 
DO. and STOVE PLANTS, 12 Ane vars, for winter and 
spring flowering 
HOLLY HOCKS, 50 fine, double vars., » Proved 
24 do., 15s. ; 7 
ant a UMS. ‘the. vars., ôs 1 2 8 superb ne new ... 10 
, 12 fine double Ma es 6 
tcheil Ibert, 6d. each; 
vat ‘ee Victoria, 98. per doz. ; Tobolsk — Radford's 
‘12s, 12 vars, 
288 * 2835 
coocoo SSS oo coos o oÔ 
18 
1 15 
wee 
eee 
9 
Giant. per 02. 
20 named prize v varieties 
aco 
0., 98. ; j 12 fine named vars. ... 
OICE 3 ROOTS. 
peice fps wees HY —5 RIES tw 3 — 
ts, glasses superb 
923 24 e vars., 12s, ; 24 N vars, ees ; 
matted do., of all colours, per doz. 
TULIPS, 20 fi ne VATS., 88.5 12 vars. 
‘RO CUS, „David A r and new wn white, per 100 
in 6 distinct varieti 
ANEMONES, 712 f fine named doubie . , best colaurs .. 
t mixed double, 2s. ; fine mixed, per doz. . 
ENG LISH . 3 — fE vars., = es 24 vars, 
xed, 28. 3 doz., per 1 
8 8170 IRIS, 25 6d doz r 100 
Is, Sa Salter’s vars., 5 ixed, per 
GLADIOLUS, 12 5 named area 
free by yoo ee rr hie 
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ar - D 
Ss eee 
„Old Bo 
22, 6d. per doz. ; 3 
5. 6d. per doz, ; Pscitt iner 
Ganda $; 
2s. 6d. (ach, Rex 
jendens, fine, each 0 
LILIUM iknerkoutil ALBUM, is. to Bs, 6d. “each; 
punctatam, 58. ea „each , 7 6 
— UxcuLvs — Se ep instructions for cu'ture), 
super ea — mense number 
of — ost), 50 e 25 vars., 
22s. * tine older seers 156. 2 , 83.; best 
mixed, ‘Tos. per 100; fi Vee 33 
A 3 2 PRICED CATALOGUE of choice Flower 
Roots, select erst apie s, hardy Herbaceous and Clint. 
on “applieat om. — freo 
rticles presei: ted 
correspondents. Pos at 
to STEPHEN Kues or to Bass and 
Establis 
office go pay able ment, Sudbury, 
Brown, 8 and Horticuitural 
olk. 
EW prem e. with brass fittings, 
designed RAVE, A.R.A., for SUMM os! wile 
ART NaN ACTURES, | and sold by all el 3 
The late novelties in 1 Art Manufacture 
as set toe hee “metal, 
Kni Flowe 
sent oa receipt of three e postage stamps, from naiera B, 12, 
nd-street, Lond 
jes yng ERN UINE AND OF 
ES 
outh has for eee Deen jast aah ag a for its well- 
— ” the del whieh, when 
| known „ Yarmou — eg 
Bes 100 package inclu t 
REDEBICK . BROUGHTON Yovrent, Church- 
i 
$ 
i 9 to 
1 Yar 
square, Great 
