THE GARDENERS’ CHRONICLE 
AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE. 
A Stamped Newspaper of Rural Economy and General News.—The Horticultural Part Edited by Professor Lindley. 
No. 22.—1853.] 
SATURDAY, MAY 28. 
[Price 6d. 
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SEED and HORTICULTURAL ESTABLISHMENT 8 Sudbury Suffolk. 
igs NEW AND RARE PLANTS. 18593. 
. — — AND CHARLES LEE beg to offer the following NS EDLING VERBENAS «LADY 
Machinery, асана ect ‘and bea utiful PLANTS, which they can recommend “>й «Ву m АМ FOWLETT, ” “MRS. BEECHER STOWE,” 
angst Wii SEMEN scene EF —— D: 8 108. 6d. a character e к зе й variety babi! ohn ren 
National Floricultural Society M3 e nia Prestoniensis (Pince), | horn), 7s. 6d. to 10s 64. very е сушр crimson сезбе; every МА — нкан. 
EX A: * ё an 62. splendid. cacia Drummondi the best oft this — yet sent а 
Potato d 1 agor ageria rosea, strong, 10s. 6d. —— Championi, di — ш Th ond variety mentioned is a splendid cerise colour; large 
Rhubar wine И x ML disco r (Rollisson), 5s., | Hoya variegata, 10s. 6d. ; picta, — эз — ere ас Tues c Wr - 
Royal i b peindre T leaf. The third and к-т named is уе and great im 
F 346 | Plectran * — olor picta | ГА — а splendidus ment on Jenny Lind g much is — p irme m nm dis- 
Siphocampylus iia + 4 i5 Low),2s Sen 18s. per doz. BS eae 7s. 6d. tinct eye altogether a fne — 1. 4. looming variety. 
ER esa lub, . . M * | Conacl ti , 18s up —] fructu-albo, The bove three n 
S to drain. e| per icem for bedding. satisfaction as any othe "- due ps, being inate form, decided 
— — - oo 8 5-4 Epacrises, 15s. Dione muscipul. a, Be, OF, ours, trusses all large and compact, and will prove ex tra fine 
‘or 8 vari | эте insigne, show varie 
Factor ee Genethyllis з имде 105. 64. | Dracena nobilis, 15s.; macu- We, are now ready, at 5s. each. The usual allowance to the 
W ultensa eric — [s без уе ü lata, 15s. to — c 
rich rs and freeflowering | Cephalotaxus Fortuni, cuttings They will be sent postage and package on е of = 
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JH ORTICULTURAL SOCIETY OF LONDON.— bal n idi 10s. 02." i re mm „F 
Е is hereby given that the second EXHIBITION » scabra, 10s. 6d. æa 10s. 6d. 
of FLOWERS and FRUIT, m » SOCIETY'S GARDEN, will | And every pode Novelty.—Nu ‚ Hammersmith. ARD TILEY Nurseryman, Seedsman, and . 14, 
F EW TURNIP SEED FOR 1858, Abbey Churchyard, Bath, Somerset. 
Tickets can be р ocured pr pi iis Office upon presenting the N ON SALE, BY THE SUBSCRIBER, 
* ; or, on the day of the meeting, a ea qe uu NEW 9 AND VERBENAS 
21, Regent Street, London. Aberdeenshire Yellow Bullock Turnip from OF THIS SEASON. 
Ф АШ size l and selected oe with green green top m 0 8 pr ind WALTON, Frons, Eà Edge End 
allon’s en Yellow лаке grown a ire, is sending out nice you 
CUR MEM OF PELARGONIUMS, ETC. ted Bulbs, dark yellow, possessing excellent тш plants of the following :-FUCHSIAS, Glory (Hanks), and Glory 
N DOBSON begs to ann is Second uali € and proved nrivalled for 2 of England (Harrisons), 5s. each, post free; the other new 
Annual Exhibition of C FELARGONIUMS, TULIPS, PAN- | improving dairy produce $e Кама 10 | varieties by the end of June at reduced prices.—V ERBENAS, 
—.— гасна will take place оп WEDNESDAY and skirving’s Ра Тор Swedish do, 10 | Arestes (Smith), Elizabeth, Mrs. WU Glory, and Vesta. 
— Y next Er «a. ae gud 2d, from odes E dusk, to rom Tran niod Bulbs | 0 | (Young's), Garland, Lady Franklin, 5) Parity, 9 
an vers ds tig ings n fors ‘fall- Yello LL Bulbs | I Dane rom (Be Basset er Ga each ро 2 eis 
engaged for tho к Dale's Hybrid (improved os. 
Admission Free. Trains ivo Waterloo Station every "hour. "e" (imp cene Ee e 
grows v rge, and of fine texture) 
Woodlands Nursery, Isleworth, Middle Border "Imperii ud p.d ida 10 
EXHIBITION OF eee PLANTS. (g, 5 8 — 
BRY, eg Subscriber 1 is authorised to refer to the followin: ‘gentle- K р: осаат ee 
"uà nma Ar „ Api FC F WARD GEORGE | HENDERSON anp SON, 
рага on and after the 1st 2 June next, and may be —— : f rob cone AA de are all ie oer б a йө Fond, edd си Lenten, having just 
a diy. Picky. me eing Sati is mien an hour's ride of London, sold cheap in busbsts-emd large 9 (THOMAS Cuxwixo-|and Primessa ‘Matias both beautiful variegated flowers, the 
е ‘Woking m estern, Rallwsy, Та Dalachy, Kife; ALEXANDER WYLLI Bolton, | greatest novelties of the season, their surpassir 
E 2 aut trains acide m whence capital conveyances m may | Bast Du Jas. ALLAN, Esq. Clifton, West [рете &c. beauty they are induced to hasten the introduction of them, as 
- The i 1 Encampment on Chobham Common is within | тАк 7 re, esd and ON Merchant, No. 2 Shore, | the most limited collection must inelnde jeg for another pesson 
t short stance : a Orm, Os, each. — 
Al on hand a large su n Verbena Camille and r^ of s varieties, can be 
Hosea WATERER, Knap Hill Nursery.—May 28, 1853. Grease, of Iwas quality, for sale, at pg a — ет supplied in fine plants, i ppe 
EXHIBITION OF AMERICAN PLANTS, EW AND SELECT PLANTS 33 by BASS CHOICE CINERARIA, AND 
AT THE AMERICAN NURSERY, MANT, SURREY. AND BROWN. The usual trade, WOLLVHOCK SEEDS. 
„JOEN WATERER begs to ann pena be vd то ео Fuchsias. Si d maton ge 1 a Co., 5 for 
5 sending out SEEDS of their very RARIAS, 
finely into Bloom, and wil continue AZALEAS, LE is now — — — . to m ... ... E „>. — CALCEOLARIAS, and HOLLYHOCKS, w hich have been 
et Juno. miniata, 75. 64. e Ro EE tas snaps. ^ ius 1 m ich vien most and - 
The ursery near 8 station, South- p. af ie Dew. eet dee ben i a я т satisfacti their rarias a ceolarias 
Mu me ч чи "^ Balsainina latifoli ‘alba, 25. 6d. "r 4 have given for several successive years enabl to 
cete — — end their Seed of they чем th much confidence, 
83 —] 3 — — finge 7 % The Hollyhock Seed ed from the finest and most 
‘CRIMSON- -FLOWERED IVY- — d gar ei Cyrtoceras re un 4 approved varieties, which, i it tis well | as have been cultivated 
Canna W. 2 sanguinea, splendid... tis À 
ANDISH лхо NOBLE have now to offer the very ES ш 8 Exeter Nurse 
shove, which they cái ы PLANT Deutzia gracilis, in $ in ‘tower, 1з. 6d. to 4 Sealed t Ci at M 64. each ; Calceolaria, at 
— the first 8 the нен and foliage of the well known : 2s. hd eni; "Holly hock, at UN 6d. each, Free by post, and 
iety, but the flowers are of the brig n. e о 
— aom а mulam raided el ML Echifes se ar fragrant yellow flowers, carmine Striped, 21 o| Х.В. Itis now a good time to sow these Seeds, thereby securing 
the leaves upon stout foot-s lants, in June, 10s. 2 € h. Aischynanthus splendidus, 3 6 2 Stock o petite ie. early blooming plants. 
The usual discount to the trade when three or uchsia min niata, а perb pete e variety, в a а abun- ter Nursery, ea а аа, 1853. . 
taken.—Bagshot, Surrey, May 98. i 1 
ә King comers, Marien) 2 PA x c uu MI HORT GR ES. 
RHODODENDRON EDGWORTHI. Ф . et MT Mec «n ue noie — Ere GRASS LAWNS tx FLOWER GARDENS, 
t А ап ы 59 ore s.. a xpense of nd carting 
W. J. EPPS begs to offer strong plants of this „ жор Glory (Gbb N WOMIT „ "x 1 Ma ul 
. pa 3 ebe | e Perfeetiom(Banks) .. .., ~- » 10 6 weeks, by sowing SUTTON'S LAWN SEEDS, 
De. Lindley in Chiswick on Satur а ge agent ром Fitz- Roya Patagonic ZOm m X cd €| consist solely of the finest and shortest growing kinds, perf 
were of the largest si | nus: cream | Gloxinia imperialis 3 bade: | Кит; ; 
руу ы “НИ, more fragrant than words » Mrs. A. Adanson, a fine C. are 
can describe.”—Bower Nurseries, tone. Geraninms, new varieties, sent out in October. See reduced 
prices in our Ad Gardeners’ Chronicle І 1 
NEW 1 CALCEOLARIAS. S 7, do and 21. "21 a 
PPP. Hoya campanulata, ejje „, „ NOTOS el. . зе pr gallon; or 2s per bal 
тик Poma LIC, 5 0 Address Jon ае те ы sid Berks, 
. WEEKS AND Co., Cakisra, have now to offer a|. » cme ates Le ee dut. АГАМА 
ch Pv and b Y Collection б rg SEEDLING Hexacentris mysorensis . gu dox - - 257 zn ol 
— ALCEOLARIAS М they сап confidently Ipomca palmata . np tede. je n (c a. Ju ишанч vds 
V HM mem — € ving ing eee carefully saved mM Lobelia St. Clare . 3 6 y new КҮ: S 
varied from idi e kingdom. e beau ontinen ariety, cream Seeds are d to ap to JOHN ` 
ете ід E Shrubb they —— ee in flower: and from . unió — 2 e|[& боа 1 — Reading, B be тк 
great variety brilli colours, they are Е a ыы ш шн as recei ) 
ЭИ" oF bedding-ont Passitora Conte Nesel „„ em oe ai А 
ES я 3 2: Comte ee СИД nae gig 3 40 1E — SON cap Poe ena CO. beg to draw 
SHCROFT ту : rulea i «эд si» E ase friends to their new 
г. а ОЕТ SWEDE.— This ex Swede, "e Drummondi Bol Lapi ^ 0 wA W 3 — y, ely, PHILOX DRUMMONDI MAYI 
LÀ duc x ER size by any other, has yi variegata, 12s. per dozen... 4 ak Bale AT. — — by them, at 18e., 
proved to be г hardy, and has stoo: —— psoni, 9s. per dozen s E H n er Plant. = тиз Med ga 
Winter and sharp spring frosts better It is MET conenlor pieta, beautiful variegated foliage, exception one of the most sang and — 1 
— „ pe sow е for palling ear early, not fine strong plants, 2. 6d. too.. , 3 6 introduction; it is also 3 in 
ag че 14. per 8 VV 1 6 large — Conserv: 
Mr. K. Hickman, of Brimpton Н 1 alluding Saxe Gothwa conspicua ... woo pete w КОӨ Ж. н & Co. aloo take this 
to the — fie p Boe in a letter en, 1st, Lm „% Lu. c UN ORC i : PULTEN EA ERICOTDES, 5s. Wee e 
y a Being 'acsoni. 1s. 64. to wee 2 LI Т +e E LI JA I These two 
not confine merge 5 5 Антін ^ E E E 2v o ho RU P and de „ 9 8|of prizes at the recent er shows, and. are 
that it was by far the zir not only in weight | Tritoma aurem, 24s. per dozen .. n. . 2 6 | admiration of the floral world. 
ut , ropeolum T de Gand wee e 2 6| М.В. For a further list of new and plants, A. HENDERSON: 
SP a ee id ih ТО „ „ $ 61406. ee solicit an inspection of their New 
Ў 1 6 | Sheet тг, bn the present ; and amongst other 
Fine Bedding Plants Нед as pots. especially recommend the splendid new 
GASTRÓLORIUM 8 SPECTABILE, price 218 
Pine Apple Place ,Edgeware Road n 
