> THE GARDENERS’ CHRONICLE. 
No. 1 2.—1 842. 
A STAMPED NEWSPAPER OF RURAL ECONOMY AND ‘GENERAL NEWS. 
THE HORTICULTURAL PART EDITED BY PROFESSOR LINDLEY. 
SATURDAY, ast 19. 
en of CAMELLIA JAPONICA, 
OSE. _A collection of these beautiful Recctice § rs 
- nowin bloom at Charley and Sons’ Nursery, Vauxhall, Admit- 
tance gratis 
UNDER THE YATRONAGE OF HER MAJESTY. 
OYAL “ows LONDON FLORICULTURAL 
a oem ING, Hon. Sec. 
C - aeeberi dia: bet 
SWEEPSTAKEs_OPE 
ARWICK AND WARWICKSHIRE TORTI- 
TURAL SoclErpy’S FIRST EXHIBITION for 1842, 
agg aeek, for Cutspetin my ey oe Polyanthuses, Hearts- 
: eolarias, GreeMhouse aceous Flowers, "SECOND 
i -gahpecateeg 23d fosse' for Cut! Species of Geraniums, Tulips, 
Pinks, Roses, Fuchsia®> 
Particulars, with copilinom of f Ezhidition, may be had on ap- 
notice, or double entrance, pun of 
d, ad- 
, Warwick 
ACON’S se ahesios 
Goer STRONG PLANTS Of this “superb Variety, 
price 7s. o mein hh ay be obtained of Mr. H n, Nursery- 
orfolk, For description see last number of the 
Sets oo ae 
oor 
man, me 
ee 
Be ORs ethan afflict faa ech asd mee 
ACKSO Psy Ler ePey me an, &e., Kingston, Surrey, 
pectfully info!Ms his PatronS and the Admirers of Hor. 
. ticultare, that his Y supplement va rabeou E OF PLANTS, with 
prices, for 1842; And his f Choice Show DAHLIAS 
may be rong ae ona eppliation. 
' Kings ursery, March 17th, 1942+ 
AMES Purdy “Ine, he Peni WALTHAM: 
3 fo info Publi 
ckle 
eS May be had on pre- paid Soper, 
ad of ode Macrophyila, at 5s. each. 
a ee rai ee 
RB FUCHS 
rPHE Nob Nosiig” weg a fa "Florist =e bin eqtally 
‘ QUELL having bestow 
e and a! eats toe nd ae of all the poe 
sent ow ct ape ~ ic 
aeape tg d distin ugha 
which can canhpentiy te co 
the first week - aoe] se rate o 
wil Be pty > st-office order 
sent meg ee avy part of the 
al rey ea respective prices, 
Great Yarmouth 
© libre CRIPPS, FLORIS, Tunbrid a 
bce g ra poe VureTRrx, rari be Senay In of whe ow White 
no = ay, 21s. each, 
with the usual discowMt to the tee te more plans re 
ral C for 
of 5th 
Char, ache 14, 
Cormack ang or New 
see 
” Gazette” or “ Chronicl 
= Orders aptiy pe) were yecel vest So foe Mr, George 
- Tavistock Row, Coyemt Garden; 
Sree aroecy 5 Mr, ire mh iy awn a . Ash- 
, Seedsman, © 3 sts. 
oe co Mareetield Nursery 3 or addressed es aboy Weel and 
O AGRICULTURISTS AND F. 
Teas SUBSCRIBERS have . ceed SOLE 
ve ImPorters of GUANO, f 
country 
‘securing a quantity of this uns urpassed Manure. In 
where it tas been exteDsively used, itS Virtues have far Saceaet 
; Deenwtit AnD Sons, N an 
a * South gerners Sdinbores.  siiacnaug, —— 
$ -D, an ave T€agon to bel believes from recent ex 
highly valuable for kitcifen er cote 
ALIAS Lot statement Some time ago, that a 
system o} meas be adopted with effect, in 
tions Appears to rs consider. 
ica ona ores 
ays beh t 
Class cull tie a bared 2 
I’ make on Agia hes offering 
rely 
r;  iyeace weg five 
wnereat to to the fund at Salthill 
Doms each at ant a Sagi. aber 
e person’s wth, and 
hy three ot more, if willing, of the 
- e &DSying Salthill ex exhibition, 
chell, shied, Davis eae )y Wid Dod at Ng ee 
(Salis oJ. 2 ‘Turner 
(Southam ampton), 0 ictal per§on named. 
upon condition, 6 a oe 12b 
eoa by di 
: fine Fie Seating era by — : te 
ers, Selected ftom the best of 
me + hy gaticy = last 
8 VicT 
Alp as maton Ww. MYATT havtig a phy Stock of Strong 
raised by offsets from the original S' eedling, can 
supply them at poo per — —N.B. As —_ Be tier sorts 
sol are now se lling u nder ** Myatt’s 
> setae poreishaete sana do ager ro aheaine aps warranted, 
—Manor Farm, Deptford, Oct. 23 
Price 6d. 
TT. 
W ge as an AMANUENSIS, a fairly-educated 
is ays ee very steady, can write very 
pet a History ; if with 
2 Pare uch the better. Salary 
ee vie ‘Avply by letter, post paid, toR _, Messrs. 
keen, Printers, Maiden , Govent Garden, 
KEYNES’ CATALOGUE OF FIRST-RATE 
* DAHLIAS is now virra and m be had on OT 
Extra fine ig cad ma y in Ma of 
* 
pa be undersold by a nrentenen in nays ped 
a 
_ Salisbury, } March 1 
CE rae Ot SEED: 
COE ie “PINCE, & CO., vind an extensive 
and well-selected Stock of the newest and choicest 
FLowEr Seeps, to the ang: be pea - which they have paid con- 
siderable attention, and the q which they can confidently 
recommend, beg leave to otter them fot sale, bet parringe 
wir cad 2, 
free to any p 4 
3 packets of Wintinet. named sorts . ° 21s, 
me be 
30s, 
42s 
Amo th es POPE! oor haseredeie iberidfola, Clintonia 
pulchella, Erysimum pies dcntborig soa) Gode etia Pig: ao! and 
anii ni ryan- 
themum tricolor, Phiox Drummondii, Stocks, ‘ainnias, "ee. tm, 
: 3 Tt: 
Gaines’ COMPACTA;; fine ‘purple, very superior aye of ex. | 
vemos of a may be had on application to them 
te: 
one 
W. ie F, ae o. wt few pai 
Mé« ESERS. 
of that most beantifal Flake, Wilson’, = Maret, 
iia ‘e “considered by the first Judges in the ones to be 
most perfect flower of class on oi Iso 
e will eat 
ATIONS AND PICOT 
YO ir 
do, , first-rate extra fine do. 
Great Yarmouth Nursery 
VER BERNA, “THE QUEEN;’ 
Flowers of a pure white, and sweet- iouiiees 
Ww”! IVERY, hgh Peckham, near ree Sai 
which ay oe habit of vy. eres diana, blo ga equal  atrens 
of . pure white, it produces < striking 
Pit was exh hibited, and obtained a 
pr rize, at the Surrey yi noe pe! sags last Septe ember, and at 
the Crown and Anchor, Strand, London ; also at Salt Hill, where 
it was greatly admired. Highly favourable notes = it Foca ve 
hr 
$10 6 
nicle,’’ and ‘‘ Gardeners’ Gaze 
Plants can be had after ~~ in. 10 at 7s. 6d. each. Agents in 
London, Messrs Waceee and Warner, 28, Cornhill. A remittance 
or reference expec’ 
ROWN’s MASAUIS, es LANSDOWNE DAHLIA. 
-This most essential Flower will be sent out in May 
xt. co mega shaded oa ; fine cupped petals, which are 
beautifully arranged; and one of the —_ constant and success- 
ful Dahlias o the season, having 
tained Seven Seedling 
three of which — first, and twice defeition Sf omanense r of 
the Plain.” ot chet successful reage of two 24’s, 
and 2 bloems for ng oo de by 
“OB 
2, prizes. A wing 
in the:Forist’s Guide, M March 
23 ge 3 strong “Plants on hand of his much-adm 
sonata ANSIES the “ Countess of Orkney” and ~-Jewenn, =! 
at 76. | 
A CATALOGUE, “antago? a choice selection of DAHLIAS 
and HEARTSEASE, is now r mee may be had on pre-paid 
on.—Slough, Page Bons! 18 
RANUNCULUSES, ANEMONES, AURICULAS, CARNATIONS, 
PICOTEES, AND GERANIUMS. 
M, CrarHam Hass, near London, (re- 
* moved from baler inane tog: A Appointment Flo: ist to Her 
ieee the. > aod 
jw — ee 
: ction of ae above Flowers, which he 
nF ur 
crease 
Bphsinenncte oF 
100 Roots in 100 superb sorts, with ther names . 5 0 0 
100 ~— ditto oa. eg cbing 210 0 
Superfine Mixtures, from 7s. to 21s. per hundred. 
ANEM ES. 
100 Roots in 100 superfine sorts, with names. 310 0 
100 ditto in 50 ditto - 210 0 
6 
: 0 
25 superfine sorts, with their names, 1 pair ofeach 210 0 
> 0 
0 
25 superfine sorts, with their names, 1 plant n ofeach 3 10 
apn Geraniums bed. te evi 
sent out in May next, 
N. GA . BATTERSEA. 
iia ORANG: iN: iful orange, at tim 
Shaded. This PERYROTION, Desutfl ange Horticul- 
tural and Floricult of London; at both places con- 
sidered first-rate. It is a fine grower, throwing its $s well 
above its foliage. A show flower. A ee 
, and 2nd Prize pitiless oh ee 
? EMPEROR; beautiful rosy 
ce a dat Well op im the rhe A 
petal, centre. 
Awarded 2nd Prize at Kingston. 
16s. 6d. 
hi throwing its bloom looms well above its foli 
well ar ze ‘Bood —" flower. Awarded 2nd Prize 
Smith. 10s. 6 
dg were considered first-rate flowers by th 
that sa fe teeta growing. Plates of them will appear in 
lng’ A Amateur Foren ” in April and May next. 
Gaines List of first rate 
cgites Peaiaaian, "he. ar be Seer by post- 
biccuars: ohne 
t Hammer- 
tion as above. His new of Wales, 3 
‘ 
in * Wake. ; 
1000, a Biggie 
Norman and $ 
Loni 
Ww ANTS a SITUATION as GARDENER, a Married 
Man, 33 years of age, who lived in the mo: 
places of fran. rally understands gardening in 
branches who has had great success ~ the wy x2 
Pe aches ne wes: ap: also a competent ae ea of 
an be highly psa by the 
ge oe he has Just lt, a ‘also bi Fa some of the first Horticul- 
turists of the day. Addr Foes Milton- 
eg a SITUATION as GARDENER, iy Piva v4 
n, Aged 30, who is well = aaa tok with 
Fh ie of Gardening, Forcing, S Probapstion eed 
Culture of Plan Can have a good  Blewiet from his io 
situation. Direct to A. B., Mr. ogee noting Nurseryman, Hornsey- 
road, Islington, Can be ecommended from the above 
Nurs rsery. 
N ANTS a bi gerbe as GARDENER, a Sa ad Man 
aoe oroughly understands the ement of 
Pihes by fn general, &c., Kitchen and Flower Garden. 
Would h have no objection to take the management of the farm 
(if not too extensive). Upwards of three ib geo character 
and most respectable Pome for 
personally, or gi on to — Gra are of 
Londo: 
Nurserymen, Hackney, near 
YO SEEDSMEN, &c.—WANTED - ARTICLE a a 
respectable Agel for 5 or 7 years, at a fair premium. 
Address to H. and , Mr. Hastings’s, poonseliek, Carey-street, 
ORREST & Co., poe — ae & os 
b] 
as 
Sada ral abd 
the attention 0: of their fri 
can Tecomm 
a collection, they ~~ to — 
nm application will be forwarded post free, 
none m chinense, new ght New Green Marrow 
A tum grandifioru: Nemesia floribunda 
Alstreemeria acutifolia Pentstemon, of so: 
Brachycome iberidifolia Phlox Drummondii, and others 
Clintonia pulchella Portulaca, fine species 
Cc a elegans paver floribunda, and others 
Cosmanthos fimbriatus Platystemon ts) 
Cant ifolia Primula sinensi 
Primula cortusoides 
Rhodanthe Manglesii 
Rhodochiton volubile 
tachys coccinea 
Schizopetalon Walkerii 
Centaurea americana 
Cale eolarias, finest sorts 
Cin neratia, from new sorts 
e | Eucharidium con 
Heartsease, finest kinds Streptocarpus Rhexii 
Humea elegans Thunbergia, of sorts 
Helianthemum, mixed sorts Tob of 
a pets picta im, 
moea rubro-czrulea Cucumber, Walker’s 
inom Michauxii kcumber, Weedon’s 
pomeza Quamoclit Cucumber, prize, 
Lychnis fulgens and all the ay argc : 
Lupinus Hartwegii Celery, Seymour’s white 
Lisianthus Russellianus Endive, long Imperial, for 
aeartens ' tam: 
Peas, Auvergne _ ee ate crops 4 
W renaon,» and WARNER, Seedsmen 1128 Cornhill 
beg to their friends and the p ic of the 
$,! their imported GERMAN and 
$ (in collections) from the Continent, and to ii their 
attention to their list of new and cheice Flower feeds, in Har- 
*s Floricu Cabinet for the present month, among which 
acd the followin 
IPOMCA RUBRO-CRULEA, at Is. per packet. 
ig 
rey ree g PULCHELLA, Is. _ 
BRAC 
ME TBERI]DIFOLIA, 3s. 6d. per 
SSR iNIUM, from fine varieties, 1s. to 2s. 6d. per ditto. 
EASE, the best kinds, 1s. to 2s. 6d. per ditto. 
the following at Is. per packet :— 
Alstreemerias, of sorts Lupinus Hartwegii 
Asters, ed German, - 
ed me Petunia 
Salesolntia, ia, shrubby and h Picot dag hones . 
: shrub er “ors importe: 
|... baceous = a k, from a choice collection 
Carnation, from stage flowers poetry 
Cinerarias ; Ranunculus, saved from superb 
Clintonia toured varieties 
Centaurea ameri Schizanthus 
Dahlia, from choice ¥ varieties —_— Be aed German, mix- 
ete. a eties ¥ as 
~ asta jamoc er Ang 
Ipomopsis Zinnia elegans—&c. &c. 
Lobelias 
Also a few choice Vegetable e Seeds, including the following 
kinds ir Frame paige at is. Birt packet :—Barnes’ Man of 
La a aces Sa Mg ee 
packet. Lake’s New Superb W : 
calf’s New ‘= Cape ditto, at ls. et packet. 
Sprouts, &e. & 
’s superior Frame Potitoes: 33. rer peck Kew poxiarn 
Clover, is per packet. Myatt’s British Queen Strawberries, | 
oa hun Myatt’s Eliza, it. per hundred 
2s. each. Sey’ 
Celery, 2s. 6d. per Backet, 
ations and 
Carn 
pair, all carefully nam 
March 17, 1842. 
General 
