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THE GARDENERS' CHRONICLE. 



[Mar. o ? 



SELECT LIST OF CHOICE FLOW ER-SE !■: PI- 

 SOLD BY 



HURST Be M*MULLEN f Sef.d bn & Florists, 

 6, Leadenhall-stree*. Lou B. 

 Imported German Stocks, in :i6 splendid vara., p. collection Gs.Ojl. 



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Hunt and .UMuIlen's Seed Cut ?ue continued. 





Ditto ditto in 20 ditto 



Ditto ditto A«tcrs, in 24 < > 



Ditto ditto ditto in 15 ditto 



Hollyhock cry choice) in 1J named varieties 

 Lark^mrs (icrman) in 12 splendid ditto 



Balsams, 13 beautiful double varieties 

 Imported Zinnia elegans, 8 fine varieties 

 Cockscombs, 6 choice kinds 



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Primula sinensis, 8 distinct shades of colour, mixed, p. pekt. 1 

 LfeianthusRu liianus (with Catbilll Treatise) „ 2 



Viscana cculata (new and beautiful) . . . „ 2 





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The following may be had at 6i. per packet, except those 



marked at Is.: — 



Impatiens glauduligens 



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Acacia lopantha 

 Achiiuencs longiflora, It 



„ luseasupcrba, 1* 



Alonsoa incisa 



, ( grandiflora 

 Alstrcemeria, fine mixed 

 Anagallis Philipsii, If. 



M coccinea splcnrtcns, Is. 



99 azurea granaitlora, Is. 

 Anemone vitifolia 



f9 new Russian 

 Anoda Dilleniana 

 Antirrhinum (splendid mixed) 



Aquilegia glandtilosa 

 M new spotted 



Argemone grandiflora 



„ alba 



Aster, Ccrman (fine imported), 



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, f in varieties 



fine double Turkey 



nosegay 



new early blush 



Anemone flowered 



globosus (dwarf) 



Auricula, from choicest named 



flower, is 

 Balsam, superb mixed double 

 t , new spotted 

 t , Camellia-flowered 



Bellideria scandens 



JJlumcnbachla Insipnis 



Brachycome Iberidifolia 

 Bitowallia grandiflora 

 Cacalia aurea 

 Calceolarin, from finest named 



shrubby varieties, Is 

 Calceolaria, herbaceous (very 



choice]!, Is 

 Calandrina elegans 

 Calliopsis Drummondii 



elegans pomprc 



\ icta 

 Campanula granrii c f Is 



lactiflora, 



pyramidalis 



Loreil 



Trachelium 



stricta 

 Canna, in variety 

 Carnation, from stage Cowers, 1; 

 Catananche b. color 

 Centaurea Americana 

 Chemiiia decussate 

 Chorizema spectabile, Is 

 Chrysoc' i aurea 

 Cineraria (very splendid mix- 

 ture:, Is 

 Clarkia alba fimbriate 



,, grandiflora 

 Cleome, in fine ts 

 Clerodendron ?pcciosnm, Is 

 M squamatum, Is 



Clintonia pulchella 

 Cobsea scandens, Is 

 Cockscomb, crimson giant 

 „ yellow ditto 



„ "new hybrid M — 



singular colour, is 

 Convolvulus minor, new dark 



variety 

 Convolvulus, scarlet 

 Cosmanthus fimbriatus 

 Cuphea silenoides 



, f lanceolata 

 Dahlia,warranted from the very 



finest varieties, Is 

 Dahlia scapigera 

 Datura, of sorts 

 Daviesiasaligna, Is 

 Delphinium elegans 

 f , junceum 



lf fine mixed 



Dianthus splendens 



,, chinensis, fine mixture 

 „ japonicu?, fine scarlet 

 Didiscus cserulcu* 

 Digitalis, new spotted 

 Dipto ta Dampierii, Is 

 Doiichos lignosns 

 Eccrcmocarpus scaber 

 Elichrysum, splendid 



varieties 

 Erica (new from the Cape), is 



,, Andromrediflnra, is 

 Eriostemon buxifolium 

 Eucharidium Californicum 

 Fuchsia corymbiflora, is 

 fulgens. Is 

 ,, fine mixed, Is 



Gaillardia picta 



9f $t coccinea 



Jt „ Richardsonii 



Gentiana asclepiadea 

 Geranium, splendid varieties, 



mixed, Is 



Gesneria splendens, is 



Gladiolus hybridus 

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Gloxinia, fine mixed, Is 



Goodetia Wiidcoowtt 

 „ Lehmannii 



Heartsease, selected, very 



choice, is 

 Hebenstratia tenuifolia 

 Heliotropium, varieties 

 Hibiscus, in varieties 

 Hollyhocks (superb mixed) 



H in colours named 



Iberis lagascanica 



„ superba 



Impatiens tricormis 



mixed 



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Ipomcea maxima alba, Is 



muricaule, Is 



lutea, is 



dissecta, Is 



rubro crcrulea, Is 



new ytdlow 



Quamoclit 



coccinea 



nagporensis, is 



hederacea, Is 

 Ipomopsis elegans, is 



picta 

 otoma axillaris 

 Kenncdya, choice kinds 

 ,, rubicunda 



Lmtana Sellowii 



Larkspur, German, fine mixed 



n lt in varieties 



very splendid 

 liEthyruslarir is rubro 



,, grand ifoli us 

 Leptosiphon densiflorum 



f , album 



I.euc* iia senccioides 

 I/imnanthus prandiflorus 

 Linnria i vrc?M 

 Linum mul ule alba 

 Loasa pentlan lica, Is 

 Hcrbertiana, Is 



Place H, is 



Lobelia ramosus, splendid 



erinus 



gracilis alba 



heterophylla 

 Lophospermum erubescens 



M Hcndersonh 



Lupinus elegans 



German mixed 



new var. from Texas, is 



Hartwfegtt 



Nanus 



Lychnis fulgens, is 

 Martyniafragrans, is 



Maurandia BarcWyana 



J( alba, Is 



Mcsembryanthemum tricolor 



m a^*>a 

 imulus' cardinally splendens 

 Hudsonta 



moschatus 



, f Choice Tars, mixed 

 Nemesia floribunda 

 Nemophila discoidalis(new), Is 



,, phaceliorles 



,, cramboiiies 



Nierembergia, fine, mixed 

 Oenothera Sellowii 



Drummondii 



,, silenioides 



Oxalis florfbnnda 



Papaver armeria 



„ floribunda 

 Passiflora incarnata, Is 

 Peas, Sweet, New Purple 

 Pentstemongentianoides splen- 



dens • 



Pentstemon gent, coccinea 



,, ,, campanulata 



Petunia, mixed, from named 



varieties 

 Petunia, in colours 

 Phlox Drummondii, in many 



beautiful shades of colour 

 Phlox Drummondii, new scar- 



let, is 

 Phytenma comosa, is 

 Picotee,fine imported, yellow, is 

 ,, from stage flowers, 



very splendid, 1* 



Pimelia licndersonii, Is 



,, rosea, U 



,, decussata, is 

 Pink, from superior named 

 varieties, Is 



Pink, new Hybrid Mountain 

 (much admired) 



Playtestemon californicum 

 Podolobium trilobatum, is 



,, new imported va- 



riety, Is 

 Polyanthus.from named flowers, 



saved by a celebrated grower, is 

 Portulacca Ttaellasonii 



splendens 

 ,, Gilesii 



Primula sinensis fimbriata 



m « alba 



„ ,, cortusioides 



Ranunculus, saved from a su- 

 perb collection 



Rhodanthe Manglesii 



Rhododendron densa, Is 

 ,, fine mixed 



Rhodiola Americana 



Rudbeckia lacinata 



Salpiglossis, all the best varie- 

 ties, mixed 



Salvia patens, Is 



bicolor 

 „ hispanicus 

 Sanvita lia procambens 

 Scabiosa, mixed, German 

 Schizanthusalbus 



Grab am ii 



Hookerii 



Priestii 



retusns 

 Schizopetalon Walkerii 



Schypanthus elegans, U 



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Tropteolum tricolorum, Is 



canariense 

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pelegrinum 

 Verbena, fine, mixed 



Violet, Russian 



Wallflower, new lilac 



& Trench striped 



„ dwarf, blood red 



Zinnia elegaub coccinea 



alba 



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rosea 



grandiflora 



vidacea 



lutea 



splendid varie- 



Shoi'U californica 



ne speciosa, new and beau- 

 tiful, is 

 Stachys speciosa 

 Stocks imported, German.mixed 



n in variety 

 Prince of Wale ew) 

 True Intermediate 

 Victoria 



fine mixed Queen 

 fine mixed Brompton 

 Stance sinuata 

 Thunbergiaalata 



„ alba 

 f9 aurantiaca 

 Trachymene caerulea 

 Trachelium ceeruleum . 



All the enmaon varieties of Flower-seeds not named in the 

 above List may be had in 3d. and Ad. packets. A general Cata- 

 logue will be sent with every order, in which each variety will be 

 found described, whether hardy, half-hardy, or tender Annuals, 



or Perennials. 



Fine Giant Asparagus, 3s per ICO. , 



A choice selection of Pot-roots of all the best varieties of 

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



Splendid Mixed Ranunculus, 6s. to 8s. per 100. 



Mvatfs Victoria Rhubarbs (true from the raiser}, Is. 3d. each. 



Carnations and Picotees, all the most beautiful varieties, Is. orf. 



to 2s. 6rf. per pair. 



Yellow Picotees, 3s. per pair. 



A superior collection of Pansic?, comprising all the new and 

 aaproved varieties, of which priced Catalogues may be bad on 



application. 



A constant supply of all the choicest kinds of Phlox, Pentste- 



mons, (Enotheras, Delphiniums, and other favourite Herbaceous 



Plants will be kept during March and April. 



Orders taken for Miller's splendid New Verbenas and Fuchsias, 

 Plates of which may be seen in " Paxton's Magazine" for 

 February and March, or at No. 6, Leadenhall street. 



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



Agents for the sale of Humphrey's Compound. 

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



Warehouse, 19, Vine street, Minories. 



SEED-TRADE— NO MONOPOLY. 



JG. WATTE, 1 and 4, Eyre-street-hill, Hatton- 

 • Garden, London, most respectfully begs to acknowledge 

 the handsome support he has received from all parts of the conn 

 try since his Advertisement in the tVirow/cteoflast Saturday, and 

 assures all those who may favour him with Orders that he will 

 continue to pursue the system be has adopted in supplying 

 Genuine Articles at the smallest remunerating profits, without 

 heeding the opposition of Monopolists, or the clamour of parties 

 interested in keeping up high prices. 



J. G,W. refers his Lancashire friends to his Catalogue of 

 Sekds, advertised in the Preston Guardian of this day.— March 

 2 nd, 1814. 



PASTURE AND LAWN GRASSES of the Finest 

 Quality, selected for every description of soil, consisting of 

 Poas, Fescues, Gold Grass, Meadow Foxtail, &c, with a mode. 

 rate supply of Clover, will enable Noblemen and Gentlemen to 

 lay down upon very reasonable terms. Particulars of quantities 

 suitable to various soils to be had, with an estimate ot the cost 

 per acre, by application toWARXicn and Warner, Seed-mer- 

 chant?, 28, Cornhill, London. Genuine Italian Rye-Grass, Man- 

 gold Wurtzel. and sup erior selected Turnip Seeds. 



* PERENNIAL GRASS SEEDS. 



SUTTON and SONS, having for many years paid 

 particular attention to the collecting of NATURAL 

 GRASSES, and having been employed by most of the Nobility 

 and Gentry of Berkshire, Hampshire, and Oxfordshire, to mix 

 Seeds in proper sorts and proportions to suit the soils on their 

 Estates, but h for laying down new Pastures and improving old 

 ones, have great confidence in soliciting orders from the renders 

 of the Gardeners' Chronicle, in the more northern parts of the 



kingdom. 



Surrox and Sons have just published a Descriptive Table of 

 Grasses, with some information which they consider would be 

 acceptable to their Agricultural friends, and which maybe had 

 gratis.— The cost of the Seeds is very moderate, as will be seen 

 by a reference to the Table above referred to. 



Agents for Potter's Guano. 



Reading Seed Wa rehouse, 7 and 8, Market- pt., Reading, Berks. 



**jQ \Y ER-SE EDS.— The most Showy & Hardy known 



in a Collection of 50 Sorts, with Instructions . aBQ 12 6 

 Ditto in 30 ditto . 



Ditto in 20 ditto . . . 



The most Choice Sorts of Tender and Hardy Annuals, 

 including most Superb German Asters, Slocks, 

 Zinnias, Ilo'Iyhocks, Kemophylla discoidalis, 

 Viscaria cculata, &c. Sec. &c, in 50 Sorts 



Ditto equally choice in 30 Sorts 





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 Messrs. Slttov and Sons growing almost every kind of 

 Flower-Seed worthy of recommendation, are enabled to snpply 

 their customers with such New Seeds as will not cause the 

 disappointment so often experienced in attempting to produce 

 a constant supply of bloom in the Flower Borders. 



N.B. Parcels delivered free to London or sent free by Post. 

 Agents for Potter's Guano & Whitney ^transparent Composition. 

 Read ing Seed Warehouse, 7 and 8. Market-pl., Reading, Berks . 



SEEDS,— Belgium Large White Carrot, Is. per lb- ; 

 Mangold Wurtzel, Long Red, Orange Globe, and Red 

 Globe, \s. per lb. each ; Le Couteur's Belle Vue Talavera Wheat, 

 lis. per bushel ; Kintbury Skinless Barley, 8s. 6d. per bushel; 

 Meadow and Pasture Grass Seeds in Mixtures, suited to soils, 

 ftc.i at 32s. per acre ; Mixed Sorts for improving old Grass 

 Land, is. 3d. per lb. ; Fine Sorts for forming Lawns, &c, is. 4d. 

 per lb. Price Catalogues of Turnips and other Seeds are ready. 

 Kitchen Garden and Flower Seeds.— Gkorck Gibbs amo Co., 

 See smen, &c. to the Agri. Soe., 26, Down- s et, Piccadilly. 



SHILLING'S KARLY GROTTO PEA. 



and S. SHILLING have succeeded iu raising the 



above PEA, the Early Frame I*ca, impregnated with the 

 Grotto or Oyster Marrow, which they, with confidence, recom- 

 mend to the Public generally, being quite as early, and nearly 

 double the size of any other Pea in cultivation. Qnite hardy, 

 will stand the winter well, and a good bearer; the pod large and 

 long. They would particularly recommend it to the attention of 

 Market Gardeners. Price 3s. per quart; 10s. per gallon; 17s. 6d. 

 per peck; 30s. per half-bushel; 2/. 10s. per bushel. Agents:— 

 Messrs. Field and Chili;, 119. Lower Thames-street, London; 

 Messrs. W. and J. Noblb, 152, Fleet street; Mr. Kkrvan, 4, 

 Great Russell-street, Covent Garden ; Messrs. Hurst and 

 McMcmev, 61, Leadenhall-street; Messrs. Grav, Adams, and 

 Hooo, Kensington; Mr.T. D. Watkinsov, Market-place, Man- 

 Chester.— N orthwarnbo r nngh Nursery, near Odiham, Hants. 



THE~BRITISH QUEEN avi> PRINCE ALBERT PEAS^ 



WM. JNO. CORMACK begs to call the attention of 

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

 Varieties, the merits of which arc thus noticed in the Gardeners' 

 Chronicle. "THE BRITISH QUEEN on light soils, is the 

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

 the garden." "THE PRINCE ALBERT, which has been cul- 

 tivated in the Garden of the Horticultural Society during the 

 season, produced Peas fit for the table ten days earlier than any 

 other variety sown at the same timc. M Both varieties may be had 

 in packages at 3s. 6d. each, at W. J. C.'s wholesale Establish- 

 ment, Newcrosai or the Bedford Conservatory, Covent 



A CATALOGUE OF CHOICE D A H L I AsTsoiTbi 

 V>\ R. WHALE, Florist, &c. &c, Elcot, near Hung C r r or7 



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Berks. 



Whale's Preceptor, a Seedling of 1842 ; bright crimson 

 scarlet; goodsuhstar.ee and outline ; beautifully 

 cupped petals; splendid show flower; fine habit"; 

 height, 4 ft. 



Second -Crimson Perfection, of great substance.beit. 

 20 petals deep; high rising centre; fit for a back 

 rtfw tlower in any stand ; good habit ; height, 4 it. . 



Third— Mary; white ground, margined with rose- 

 pink ; a fancy border variety; constant and abund- 

 ant bloomer; height, 3 ft 



Spary's Lady Antrobus; white ground, margined with 

 scarlet lake; beautifully cupped petals; good sub- 

 stance and ouline j took numerous prizes; de- 

 cidedly the best light show flower of the season; 



heigh 1 ", 3 ft. 



Second— Aurantia, on an orange-buff; decidedly the 

 best flower of its class ; took several prizo S . 



height, 4 ft. 



Madeline (Daniel's) ; a beautiful lilac ; good substance ; 

 fir for a back row flower constant ; height, 4 ft. 



Prince of Waterloo (Drummond's); a shaded red; 

 beautifully cupped petals; fine centre; took the 

 first prize at Chippenham; placed before Keyne's 

 Standard of Perfection, Lady Antrobus, and brown's 

 Lady St. Maur ; first prize at Bath, &c. ; height, 4 ft. lo 



Sir H. Pottinger (DrummmuPs;; dark plum colour; 

 cupped petals ; good centre ; a most desirable show 

 flower; height, 4ft 



Sir J. S. Richardson, Union; one of the best flowers 



of the season; height, 4 ft. 



An improvement on the Duchess of Richmond. 



Opber Yellow (Edwards's) ; fine show flower; 



height, 4 ft 



Bermondsey Eee (Proctor's); crimson-purple; fine 



show flower 



Nonpareil (Proctor's); ruby-scarlet ; first-rate . 

 Talmer (Gii ling's) ; purplish rose ; good show flower 

 Royal Sovereign (Stanford's) ; bright-yellow. This 



flower is little known, and scarce; was shown in 



Hampshire, Sussex, &c, last season in grand style; 



height, 4 ft. 



Park Mount Rival ; a superb yellow 4 



Vanquisher (Wood's) ; shaded maroon ; first-rate * 

 Lady Stanford (Groves's) ; yellow ; fine 

 Cheltenham Queen (Hodge's); white; first-rate 



The following Varieties, at 30s. per Dozen. 



10s. 6<f. 



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Antagonist (Bragg's), white 

 Ashmodeus (Davis's), dark 

 Beauty of Sussex (Mitchell's), 



edged 

 Blanche Shelly (Mitchell's), edg. 

 Blue Bonnet, brown, self 

 Colonel Baker (Dodd's), self 

 Confidinc (Cook's} , orange 

 Cornett (Thomson's), dark, self 

 Dreadnaught, self 

 Essex Triumph, dark, self 

 Favourite (Dodd's), light-edged 



purple 

 Hero of Stonehenge (Whale's), 



dark-mulberry 



King of the West (Walters's), 

 dark, self 



Miranda (Brown's), white- 

 mottled purple 



Mrs. J. Richardson(Edwards's), 



white and purple 

 Mogul Atwell, ?elf 

 Paul Pry (Brown's), rose 

 Perpetual Grand (Brown's), red 



Purple Perfection (Mitchell's) 

 Swindon Rival (Compton's), 



mottled-rose 

 Sir R. Sale, self 

 Sultana (Appleby's), shaded 



purple 

 Vivid (Thomson's 1 ), scarlet 

 Virgil, dark, self 

 Perfection (Keynes's), purple 

 Venus (Gains's) 

 Venus (Atwell's), white 

 Suffolk Hero, dark, fine 

 King of Lilacs (Girling's) 

 Claude Laurain (Harrison's) 

 Lady of the Manor (Atwell's), 



light-edged purple 

 Lady of the Lake (Gains's) 

 SirR.Chester(Stein's),dark,self 



Lirchiel, scarlet, large flower 

 Lady Sale (Edwards's), red 

 Victory of Sussex (Stanford's 



dark, fine 

 Novelty (Whale's), shaded red 



Queen of Trumps (Brown's),&C t 



The following Good Old Varieties, at 12s. per Dozen. 



Admiral Stopford 

 Andrew Hofer 

 Admirable 

 President of the West 



(Whale's) 

 Phenomenon, ditto 

 Attila. ditto 

 Beauty of the Plain 



(Spary's) 

 Mrs. Shelly 

 Lady Cooper 

 Maria (Wheeler's) 

 Competi tor ( Hodges') 

 Grand Baudine 



(Low's) 

 Conservative, ditto 



Bedford Surprise 

 Lady Murray 

 Euclid (Ward's) 

 Eclipse, W. 

 Eclipse, C. 

 Tournament, C. 

 Indispensable, G. 

 Burnham Hero 

 Bridesmaid 



Maid of Bath 

 Candidate (Silver- 

 lock's) 

 Duchess Richmond 

 Lady Harland 

 Marquis Lansdowne 

 Metella (Brown's) 



Robespierre, dark plnm-colour, 2s. 6d. 

 A Good Assortment of Fancy Varieties, at Vis. per Dozen 



Oakley's Surprise, Nihile, &c. &c. &c 



Marchioness Exeter 

 Prince of Wales, D. 

 Prince of Wales, G. 

 Pickwick 



Princess Royal, H. 

 Queen, W. 

 Rival Sussex 

 Ronge-et-Noir 

 Sir V. Johnstone 

 Springfield Rival 

 Twyford Perfection 

 Prince Albert, A. 

 Defiance (Cox's) 

 Rose Unique (An- 

 sell's), &C.&C.&C. 



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URBIDGE and HEALY beg respectfully to inform 



— the Horticultural world that they are quite ready to supply 

 tMeir new BOILER, of every size. They have now fixed a suffi- 

 cient number to warrant them in stating that what tne> put 

 forth as the qualities of their Boiler and Furnace arra JS e "}:J 

 may be perfectly relied upon : they have put up one at the Hor- 

 ticultural Gardens, where B. and H. believe it is cous-.dcrea to 

 answer as represented ; they have also fixed it in connection 

 with a new description of Iron Tank, which combines the quali- 

 ties of the round pipe and the open tank, which may . be J 511 * 

 nounced the perfection of a Heating Apparatus for HorUc "";"„ 

 purposes, particularly for Graperies, Epiphyte-houses, Meion- 

 pits, &c, &c. The arrangement is such that any F entk ™ a " °J 

 gardener may have the whole constructed so as to be P IU |"£ " 

 ther with the greatest facility by the gardener, first senfl.ng * 

 correct plan to 130, Fleet-street. A Prospectus may ue u» 

 tailin&r the prices, Sec. ^ — 



THE KENSINGTON NURSERIES. 



rpHE LEASE of one of these Nurseries expi .i« 



-L rth-, and the Ground being required for Build ng P 



poses, Messrs. PROTHEROE ATrt> MOIUUS are >n« tr "^*? l€ L 

 offer to public competition the invaluable Stock on the sma .1 . 

 of these Nurseries, in the occupation of Messrs. F » R " h " i(ler . 

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

 able distance, will afford Gentlemen, Noblemen, and or'^ 

 engaged in planting, a fine opportunity to sui.ply themselves, 

 Hklly soon to recur. The sale is on the 4th March wrdjjtojg 

 d 

 tion 



Tree? 



and Portugal Laurels, Arbutus alaternus, Hemlock ^uce, [e 



May be viewed prior to sale. Catalogues Is. ea »li, : n. ' , a j 

 to purchasers, may be had on the premises, of the pn > * 

 Seedsmen, and of the Auctioneers.— American Nurserj , ^ j 



stone. ' = " 



TO GENTLEMEN, FLORISTS, AND OTHERS. 



ESSRS. PROTHEROE & MORRIS «i l^ w . 



to public competition at the Auction Mart, » !! ^ at l2 



lane, on Thursday. March 14, 1844, and I the (o llowing < £> ^ 

 o'clock, about ONE THOUSAND STANDARD RO. -* Koi . 

 condition, consisting of Bourbons, Hybrids I <»P e,u ' root8 . 

 scttes, &c. Also, a fine assortment of MNtt in . ]iad at 

 May be viewed the morning of sale. Catalogues may tQn . 



the Mart, and of the Auctioneers, American Nursery, 

 stone. 



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