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THE GARDENERS' CHRONICLE. 



[Feb. 24, 



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SEED TRADE.— SO MONOPOLY! 



JG. \VAITE, in returning thanks for the very liberal 

 * support he has received from the Country Trade, begs to 

 assure them that the report so fieelr circulated by the London 

 Seedsmen as to h ; a being unacqua ii.tcd with the Seed business 

 is untrue, he having been engaged therein for U years as 

 grower and dealer, although he never solicited country orders 



until this season. 



J. G. W.begs to submit a Catalogue of Seeds, &c, which are 

 of first-rate quality ; and all orders shall have careful and imme- 

 diate attention : — 



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Waite's Queen of Dwarf ». 

 Peas . . per quart 21 



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 riety, growingonly one 

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 larger pod than any of 

 the same habit; the 

 seed is quite d net 

 from all others, and 

 larger than any dwarf 

 Pea in cultivation. The 

 stock li limited to a few 

 quarts.] 

 Cormack's Prince Albert 

 Pea . . per bushel 

 Shilling's New Orotto 

 do. . . per quart 

 New Mammoth do. ,, 

 Dwarf Blue Vntory, p.bus.15 

 Early double blossom 



Frame d<>. . p. bus. in 

 Dwarfblue Scimitar do. ., 10 

 Tall and dwarf Knight's 



do. . . p bus. 1* 



Spanish & Bishop's dwarf 



do. . . . p. bus. 12 

 Blue Prussian d ». „ 7 



Victoria do. . ,. 10 



Bedman's Imperial do. „ 10 



Early Warww k do. „ 9 

 Ear'y Racehorse do. ,, 10 

 Dwarf Marrow do. „ If 

 ■Green do. do. . ,,10 

 Woodford's Green Marrow 

 do. . . . p. bus. 10 



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ber p. lb. 14 



Long Prickly do. .p. 10. 7 

 Man of Kentdo.,p.pkt.6</.to 1 

 Victory of Suffdk 



do. . . p.pkt. fW.to 1 

 Sion Bouse d >. „ 6<f.to 1 

 Walker's Prizefighter 



do. . . p iikt.6rf.to 1 

 May's Prince of Wales 



do. . . p.pkt. 6rf.to 1 

 Melons, choice vars., p.pkt. 



Mustard Ik Cress, p. bus. 12 

 Hound Spinach . „ 10 



Prickly do. . . ,, 8 



Flanders do. . . „ 9 

 (ireen curled Endive, p.lb. 4 



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Mixed Sweet do. 

 Scarlet do. do. 

 Painted Lady do. do. 

 Black do. do. 

 Purple do. do. . 

 If ixed do. do. . ,, 



Waite's New Early Long- 

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Early Longpod do. ,, 

 Green Long pod do. ,» 

 Waite's dwarf blood-red 

 Beet . . . p. lb. 

 White do. - . m 

 Furze do. . . »> 

 Walcheren Broccoli, p.oz. 



Chappel's Cream do. p.lb. 



It White do. „ 

 Grange's Early <l<>. do. f , 

 Early White Cape do. 

 Brimstone d>. 

 Large late White do. 

 Late Purple do. . „ 

 Early Purple Cape do. ,, 

 m Sprouting 

 do. . . • p.lb. 

 Fine Southampton do. ,« 

 Fine Malta do. » 



Dwarf Mberian do. „ 

 Imported Brussels Sprouts, 



p.lb. 2 

 Superfine early dwarf 



Cabbage . . p.lb. 1 9 

 Large and dwarf York 



do. p.lb. 



Nonpareil do. • 



Emperor do. 

 Early Battersea do. 



New Hope do. 

 Penton do. • > 

 Sugar-loaf do. 

 Red Dutch do. . », 

 Drumhead or Scotch do. „ 

 Dark-greenColewort do.,, 

 New Incomparable do. M 



[This excels all others.] 

 Dwarf Green curled Kale, 



p. lb. 



Red Giant Celery . „ 

 White do. do. . m 



Early Scarlet Horn Car- 



rot . . . p. cwt. 

 Long Red Surrey do. ,, 

 Fine selected Altringham 



do. . . . p. cwt. 63 

 Large green-top white 



do. . . . p. cwt. 42 

 FineEarlyCauliflower,p.lb. 6 



Large Asiatic do. . ,, 7 

 German do. . .. 7 



White do. do. 

 superior broad -tlag Leek,, 

 True London do. H 



Brown Dutch Lettuce ,, 

 Itnpr* AVhiteCosdo. ,, 

 True Pari* do. do. 

 ,, Bath do. do. 

 1). umliead C.tbb*ge do. 

 llainrm-r^mith Hardy do.,, 



Brighton Cos do. p. lb. 

 Egyptlas do. do. 

 Green do do. 



BorUo c<d>Uage do. 



Saxony do. do. 

 Unni^-ball do. . „ 



Improved L°ng Red 

 Mangold Wurtzel, per 



cwt. 

 Red Globe do. . ,, 



Yellow do. do. . ,, 



New White Globe Onion 



per lb. 

 White Spanish do. ,, 

 True Deptford do. ,, 

 James* Long-keeping do. 



rawn Globe do. 

 Silver-skinned do. 

 Strasburg do. . 

 Blood-red do. 

 Tripoli do. • 

 Welch do. . . M 

 Hollow-crown Parsnep, 



per cwt. 

 Extra treble-curled Par- 

 si* y . per bus. 21 

 Eany Frame Radish 27 

 Scarlet short top do. 20 



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1) WHITE & Co/* Collection of Flai . of which a 

 !• Catalogue is now res i nippisa every variety emu 



ntum Furi - . Verbtfia, Chrvsaathemum. D*hUa»&c. which i^ 

 tby of cultivation. The following collection* ate offered, the 



n being left t>thepurcha : — 

 40 first-rate varieties of Geranium . 



12 ,. m New do. .- • 



2) „ ,, Ftwhsia . 



40 M „ Chrysanthemum . 



20 „ »t Verbena, including 



Seedlings which were suhrni ted to Dr. Lind- 

 ley for hia opinion, and reported to be "all 

 very fine," see Q attUm e tf Chronicle* Sept. 30th 

 and Oct. ;th: "Alfred: All your Seedling Ver- 

 benas are good flowers/ 1 .... 



12 first-rate Dahlia* . 



100 fine show do 



The above will he ready for delivery in strong plants the first 

 weeks. of April and May ; and orders containing remittances will 

 be executed in strict priority. Orders amounting to 5f. will be 



delivered free. , . 



Agents for the Rale of Stbphkvsox's Conical Boiler, ianic. 



«tc which may be seen at work, and can be supplied at Manu- 

 facturers' prices. Also Whitnkv's Composition Substitute for 

 G 1 as s.— Poole Nursery. 



FLOW Eli SEEDS— 36 Packets, 10*. ; 18 ditto 5*., 

 forwarded, postage free, to any part. -Apply to Mr. John 

 Brown, Albion Nursery, St ke Newington, L- ndon. Any pre- 

 ferred species may be specified in the order. Payment by Post- 

 office order or stamps. 



J. II. H. has on Sale an extensive collection of the most ap- 

 proved Plants lor greenhouses and conservatories. Parties 

 building laree o r small green :.o uscs c an be well supplied. 



UK&T& M'MULLEN, SEKDSMKNUnd Florists, 



6 t Leadenhall.street, beg respectfully at the present season 

 to invite the attention of the public to their extensive and well- 

 sHected Stock of GARDEN SEEDS, comprising every new and 

 choice vattety worthy of cultivation. They annex the names of 

 a few varieties deserving particular notice, for provnt use, and 

 bee to say their List of Nkw and Choice Flowbr-Skkhs, of 

 which they possess an unrivalled collection, will appear at the 

 usual time in " Harrison's Floricultural Cabinet" fur March, 

 and in the Gardener? Chronicle of the 2d March. 



CHOICE VEGETABLE SEEDS. 

 Cormack's Prince Albert Peas, in quart packets, 



X AWN GltASS SEED.— Mixtures of the finest fcindi 



of GRASSES and CLOVER, warranted to insure a fine 



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Sward, (allowing two quarts to the square rod}, 14*. per bu^^ 

 Sent "carriage-paid to London, in not less quantity than half a 

 bushel. Mixtures for Lawns intended to be fed, ios. per bushel. 



John Rivbrs, Sawbridgeworth, Herts. 



^USIIELL'S Light Seedling Dahlia "ElfitA. 



Plants in May, 10s. 6d. Colour white, tipped with deep 



, and centre, good ; the largest, most 



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Scarlet <lo. do. . . ,, 

 Large Drumhead Savoy, 



per lb. 

 Seakale . per quart 

 Salsafy . . per lb. 

 Scorzonera 

 Winter Savory . 

 Thyme . 

 Knotted Marjoram „ 



Basils . . „ 



Imported Early Dutch 



Turnips . . per cwt. 70 

 Early Snowball „ /0 



Laing's Improved Swede 



do. » 65 



Skirving's Liverpool dodo. 60 



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Purple top, do. do. „ 



Green do. do. 



Dale's hybrid do 



White Globe do. 



Red Round do 



Green do. do. 



White do. do. 



Lucerne (fine) 



Mignonette 



Fine Selected Grass seed 

 fur Lawns per bush. 10 



Fine Mixed do. for pas- 

 ture .per bush. 7 



New Early Prolific Pota- 

 toes . . per peck 4 



Ash- leaved Kidney do. 



per busb. 6 



Early Frame do. „ 6 

 Russian Mats perdoz. 12 

 I . .ant Asparagus Plants, 



per hundred 

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Myatt's Victoria Rhu- 

 barb . • each 

 Early Scarlet do. „ 

 Mushroom Spawn p. bus. 



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 16 » »» Prize German Asters 



8 Superior „ Zennia elegans 

 69 Very fine varieties Hardy Annuals . 



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J G. W. has lately received a large freight of very superior 

 Lisbon Onion, which he offers at If. 10*. per lb. Samples may 

 be had by sending a letter inclosing two postage stamps, which 

 will allow purchasers an opportunity of proving the stock before 

 it is wanted for autumn sowing. 



J G Waitb's priced Catalogue of Flower Seeds is now ready, 

 and may be had on application at his Establishments, Nos. 1 & 4, 

 Eyre-street-hill, Hatton-garden, Loudon. 



N.B. A remittance or reference in London is required previous 

 to opening an account. 



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true from the raiser 

 Shilling's New Early Grotto Pea 

 New Early Kent do. . 

 Thompson's New Early Dwarf do. 



Flack's Victory do. 



Victoria (new branching) do. 



Ward's Incomparable, splendid new late Pea 



Cormack's British Queen Pea, in quart packets, 



true from the raiser . - per packet 



New Monstrous Windsor Beans, very superior, p. qt. 

 Walcheren Superb Broccoli 

 Hammond's New White Cape do, 

 ChappeU's Cream do. 

 Chappell's White do 

 Lake's superb New White do. 

 Danger's P:nk Cape do. 

 New White Victoria do. 

 Handsworth's Superbdo. \ 

 Howden's Purple (splendid) do. 

 Imported Brussels Sprouts 

 New Cabbaging Green Borecole 

 CattelPs snpero Blood-red Beet 

 Walcheren Cauliflower (true and splendid) „ 



Fine Asiatic do. . *» 

 SUPERIOR FRAME CUCUMBERS. 



Elphinstone's Prince Albert . per packet 



Warwickshire Hero . . $$ 



Spink's Imperial ... n 



Improved Sion House . $$ 



Cherry's Goliah . . • »> . 



Victory of Suffolk . . »» 



Cuthill's New Black Spine . $$ 



Patrick's fine Long . . » 



May's Prince of Wales . . $ 9 



Wan of Kent ... >» 



Stockwood fine Ridge Cucumber . „ 



MELONS. 

 Beech wood Melon (new) 

 Iloosainee . • • 



Windsor Prize . 

 William the Fourth 

 Netted Scarlet Flesh . 

 Cuthill's New Green Flesh 

 Malta Green Flesh 



and many other excellent varieties. 

 New Ice Cos Lettuce . . per packet 6d. to 1 



Paris Green Cos do. (fine) . tf 6rf. to 1 



Snow's fine Cos do. . . ,, 6rf. to 1 



Wood's Hardy Bath Cos do. (requires no tying) 6rf. to 1 

 Victoria Cabbage Lettuce . per packet 6d. to 1 

 New German do. do. - - .. 6rf. to 1 



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cherry; the petals, form, „ -•— , — „,. 



constant, and free in flowering of any Dahlia yet propagated, and 

 has obtained several prizes. •• Pet Rival" Plants in May, 5,. 

 Colour, purple maroon ; fine cupped petal and free bloomer ; ex- 

 hibited in several winning stands last season. Kennington Rose, 

 Plants in May, 5*. s most constant Rose grown. To be had of 

 Messrs. Axseli., Camden Town ; J5. Girling, Stowmarket; 

 F. and A. Smith, Hackney j and J. Busiiell, 12, Hali-place, 

 Kenningt.m-lane. 



VIEW SEEDLING FUCHSIA." SlDMOUTHU'^wiU 



IN be ready to send out in May next; price 10s. 6d. each, 

 carriage free. -This magnificent variety was raised last year bv 

 Mr. Bahti.ktt, Nurseryman, sidmouth. It may be considered 

 the finest hvbrid extant. The flowers are large and colour bril- 

 liant, is a strong grower and prolific bloomer, with fine foliage. 

 A specimen flower was sent to the Editor of the Gardener? 

 Chronicle last October, who spoke so high in its praise that any. 

 thing further is superfluous, beyond its character as above. 

 Visitors to Sidmouth will be gratified by viewing Mr. B.»s Collec- 

 tion of this lovely and graceiul flower; having a mode of treat- 



ment peculiarly his own. 



%* To se cure fine plants e arly orders ar e desir able. 



RANUNCULUSES. ANEMONES, CARNATIONS, AURICULAS 



and LIL1UM LANCiFOLIUM. 



H GROOM, Claphain-rise, near London (removed 

 • from Walworth), by appointment Florist to iikrMa- 

 jkstv, begs to remind the Nobility, Gentry, and Amateurs, that 

 this is the best season for obtaining Collections of the above 

 Flowers, and that in consequence of the success he had in their 

 cultivation last year, he can offer them at the following moderate 

 prices :— £ s. d. 



100 Ranunculuses in 100 superb sorts, with names . 

 100 do. in 100 very fine sorts do. 



Superfine mixtures, from Js. to 2 Is. per 1 00. 

 100 Anemones in 100 superfine sorts, with nanus . 

 loo Bo. in 50 do. do. do. 



Superfine mixtures, 10s. per 100. 

 25 pair of Carnations, in 25 superfine sorts, with names 3 

 •25 pair of Picotees, in 25 do. do. do. 2 



'25 Auriculas, in 25 superfine sorts, with names 

 25 Geraniums, in 25 superfine sorts, with names . 

 Lilium lancifolium album, good bulbs, each . 



„ large bulbs, each . 

 punctatum, good bulbs, each 



large bulbs, each 



C'ouveTronchouda (delicious winter vegetable) 6d. per packet. 



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 6d. per packet. 

 2s. per peck 



Roberts' Prince Albert Cabbage . . 6rf. 



Early Dwarf Nonsuch . . 6d. 

 Early Sprotboro .... 6rf. 



Early Hope (Improved) . . . 6d. 



Scarlet Studley Carrot . , . 6rf. 



James's New Scarlet Carrot . . firf. 



Extra fine Early Horn . . . 6rf. 



Seymour's Superb White Celery . . fjrf. 



New Matchless Red • 'id- 



Law's Giant White * . . 6d. 



Manchester Red . . . . 6rf. 



Myatt't splendid new Garnishing Parsley . 6rf. 



New White Globe Onion . . . 6d. 



True Silver-skinned ,, ... 6d. 



Pine Snowball Turnip . . . . 6rf. 



Early Yellow Malta Turnip . . . 6d. 



Wood's Superfine Frame Radish . . 6d. 



New French Olive-shaped „ . • 6d. 



Fine Flanders Spinach . 



Alpine Strawberry . 



Martin's Early Globe Potatoes „,„,._ 



A choice selection of Pot Roots of all the best varieties of 

 Dahlias in cultivation, from Is. to 2s. 6d. each. 



Lilium lancifolium album, 4s. each. 



Double Italian Tuberoses, 4«. per doz. 



Tigridia pavonia, 3s. per doz. 



Fine Double Anemones, 10s. per lb. 



Single do. 4*. per lb. 



Splendid mixed" Ranunculus, 5s. to 8s. per 100. 



Myatt's Victoria Rhubarbs (true from the raiser), Is. 3c?. each. 



Marshall's Eaily Scarlet Rhubarbs, yd. each. 



Lancashire Gooseberries, in fine variety, 8s. per doz. 



Grape Currants, 6s. per doz. 

 Mixed Grasses for Lawns and Pastures, of the very finest quality. 

 Selections of seeds carefully assorted and packed for all climates. 



Standard and Dwarf Hoses, in fine variety. 



Metallic Wire and Labels, Garden Tools, Knives, &c. &c. 

 Agents for the sale of Humphreys's Compound. 

 Hurst and M'Ml-llbn beg to thank their Friends for the kind 

 and encouraging patronage they have received, and to assure 

 them that all commands shall have careful and prompt attention. 

 —Wholesale and Retail Seed Establishment, 6, Leadenhall-street j 

 Warehouse, 19, Vine street, Minories. 



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ORANGE and LEMON TREES, from 8a-. to 25*. 

 DOUBLE ITALIAN TUBEROSE ROOTS, 3s. per dozen.- 

 R. HALL begs to advise the arrival of his Annual Importation of 

 the above named Trees and Bulbs, which are this year remark- 

 ably fine, at his Foreign Warehouse, 63, South Audley-strect, 

 Grosvenor-square— facing the Chapel. 



" TO GENTLEMEN PLANTING. 



J and J. FAIRBAIRN are induced from the uncer- 

 • tainty upon which they hold the Manor-f treet Nursery 

 (situated contiguous to the Home Nursery, Clapham Rise, where 

 attention will be given to all applications), to effect a Sale of the 

 Stock at as early a period as possible, consequently beg to solicit 

 the attention of Gentlemen and the trade to the large and re- 

 markably healthy and well-grown stock, consisting ol fine large 

 Laurels, twice transplanted, of extra growth ; Portugal Laurels, 

 very handsome : Green Hollies, of various sizes ; Evergreen 

 Privets, fine Standard and Dwarf Roses in great variety, fine 

 standard flowering Thorns, Almonds, ^Esculus, Robinias, and 

 other Ornamental Trees, and Evergreen and flowering SnruDs, 

 with a large stock of fine standard and dwarf, trained and un- 

 trained Peaches, Nectarines, Apples, Pears, Plums, and Cherries, 

 of the most approved kinds, and of growth rarely equalled ; also, 

 a large assortment of Forest Trees, consisting of Limes, bims. 

 Birch, Beech, Hornbeam, Spanish and Horse Chesnnts, Mountain 

 Ash, Poplars, and Spruce, and Scotch Firs ; also a larga number 

 of Gooseberries and Currants, of excellent growth, and of tire 

 best varieties in cultivation, to all of which J. & J. F. "spec JuUy 

 invite the inspection of Gentlemen and Nurserymen, n«teriDg 

 themselves that the general character of the Stock is such as to 

 ensure unqualified satisfaction, and which they are disposed 10 

 offer at very moderate prices for cash. 



J. & J. F. respectfully beg to call the attention oiGentlemm 

 to their advertisement of Heaths, &c, which appeared intneiror- 



deners' Chronicle, Oct. 21 and 28. 



Nurseries, Clapha m, near London. Feb. 16. 1844. 



THE BRITISH QUEEN AND PRINCE ALBERT P^ 3 - 



WM. JNO. CORMACK begs to call the attention 01 

 Noblemen, Gentlemen, and others, to the above two ne 

 Varieties, the merits of which are thus noticed in the V" ,fl ? n .L 

 Chronicle. -THE BRITISH QUEEN on light soils, is tn 

 best of all kinds, and will drive Knight's Tall Marrow out « 

 the garden." "THE PRINCE ALBERT, which Jas been ca 

 tivated in the Garden of the Horticultural Society du> . ng 

 season, produced Peas fit for the table ten days earlier th*n J 

 other variety sown at the same time." Both varieti es may ^ oe 



in packages at 3s. 6rf. each, at W. J. CI w^^^en. 

 ment, Newcross, or the Bedford Conservatory. C ^venJ_Oaroe_ 



THE KENSINGTON NURSERIES. 



THE LEASE of one of these Nurseries «pir 

 shortly, and the Ground being required for build n, 1 

 poses, Messrs. PROTHEROE and MORRIS are »; str ^; Uest 

 offer to public competition the invaluable Stock or itne si 

 of these Nurseries, in the occupation of Messrs F "^^ ider . 

 Co.. and the Stock being far superior to any within a coi 

 able distance, will afford Gentlemen, Noblemen, ana ^ 

 engaged in planting, a fine opportunity to supply them ^ l ^ 

 likely soon to recur. The sale is on the 4th March, »»» '°"% ri p! 

 days, and includes ornamental Trees and shrubs ot everj 

 tion, variegated and Green Hollies, Evergreen Oaks, »n 

 Trees, large Fan and other Yews, twice transplanted com ^ 

 and Portugal Laurels, Arbutus alaternus, Hemlock, s>pr > h[e 

 May be viewed prior to sale. Catalogues is. each, 1 re J . ip8 i 

 to purchasers, may be had on the premises, of the v 

 Seedsmen, and of the Auctioneers.— American Nurserj, 



tonstone. 



TO AMATEUR FLORISTS. ^___ -._ a 



TO LET, at a low Rent, a SMALL HOL SE, «» 



X VERY LARGE GARDEN, Greenhouse, and Pit. 

 at N o- 1. Mann's Row, Stepney Green. . 



TU GENTLEMEN, FLORISTS, WDVT****'^* 



MESSRS. PROTHEROE & MORRIS will ^m^ 

 Public Competition at the Auction Mart, Bartnoi tf 

 lane, on Thursday, Feb. 29, 1844, and Wlowinf "/^fti* 

 o'clock, about 300 DOUBLE CAMELLIAS, oo»sisti £ o ^ a 

 leading varieties, beautifully furnished with bioom-Mi «*' lKR i. 

 fine assortment of STANDARD and DWAR* K 0b . b ; s '.' d the 

 CAN PLANTS, DAHLIAS in dry roots, &c. May bt - doftW 

 morning of Sale. Catalogues may be had at the Mart, au ^ 

 Auctioneers, American Nursery, Leytonstone. 



*»* The Camellias will be sold on Thursday, 2Qta 







