130 THE GARDENERS’ CHRONICLE. [FEBRUARY 28, 1857. 
BETTERIDGE’S- SUPERB B QUILLED. ASTERS, ` 
ASTERS, 
ASS anp BROWN'S NEW SEED CATALOGUE . CARNATIONS, “PICOTEES, ’ "AND PINKS. HARLES TURNER begs to announee 
contains e hich can be desired of the choicest OUELL anp COS collection of the above’ des BÈTTERIDGE has placed in his hands'the entire stock Mr, } 
new and _ Toate hA ber Flower Seeds, Copies supplied servedly favourites is probably the most extensive in the | saved from his collection of Splendid ASTERS, 94 Det Seel 
on applicati Trade, and having for a series of years paid especial attention to | which ie tmo 1st Prize at the Crystal Palace i ane i 
ce ing 
pona COLLECTIONS OF VEGETABLE SEEDS. their cultivation, introducing the best of the newest varieties, T o C. o hesitation in saying that the Seed is l 
These collections comprise only the best in cultivation, and for | 21e enabled to offer them at the following prices for fine strong | trom Flowers of unusual ips and can now be had in ' 
quality are not “pig leah well-rooted pla Collections of 10 v PP aS. és 
No, t (20 quarts Peas, and all oth CA ARNATIONS AND ROPES a d wo ie 
Patient pooh ton for one year’s prit try E „£3 0 0| 22 pairs of os bape aca O Cx wing: ae 
Collection Lo 2, in reduced proportions ged 200 24 o |The ee hy lng new A tieay and very T eee a 
tee ve w Kale of great excellence we l 
Collection N cna Pine old Glove ‘Caiationae per dozen n pairs a 12 0 op mi it 1 
"a 1l y ; Nos. #and'5 15s.6di & 0 10 6 "done pairs Border Carnations: ome Picotees, per Š J Cucumber, peleh Standen a the best of all ” : 
yA fi ase ~: 9 
sie bae Him pt ine nto 
tse ys arta Wed ery 2, and 3, see Catalogue. id i to ‘fle a very nf oice collection of this bodai kinds gro 1 à 
5! c omy at 18s. per dozen. Maunder fe! oe 
Sa Perel i SELECT FLOWER SEEDS. kor PINKS.—The a first-class show Pinks, by name, 9s. to 12s. True’ Patavian, ae superior to pine ie variety” E 
per dozen pairs. ‘owell’s d Tomato, ripens earli 
ments i in the Gardeners’ Chronicle of Feb. 21, page 125. Fin e mixed border ditto, 68. per dozen paits món prt dwarf abit. pem m er m the ” 
ee napag tare ay separate -« 2s Gd, All ord of 2 u A are delivered carriage free to | Melon, Orion, green-fiesh, very fine es or : 0 
a in larger packets, —_ 2s. London, Peterborough, " iiuen, Newcastle = sian as we ” rogmore, scarlet’ flesh, a very fine v: ariety AA tt 
hacks BEST an oO ge as to any railway station within 150 miles of the N sery. Golden Ball, a small and döicious Melon |. "9m 
Free reoby i sights, months off eult get The <i ane talogue reei Nursery, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk. p> n a on crimson, true me i H 
gives colours, heig mo flowering, ardiness, —, AUT GI T . ppPrarn e IP inium ormosum, a beautiful perennial vari me 
with price: ket ä d. "Mey cas ear p FOR B rean if sown in March will flower in the summer ety; ot 
100 varieties golan ony eos mersani newest .., i5 0 or KOREEN er pkt.—s. d, | Obeliscaria. pulcherrima, a new and hardy perennial 
50 vars., 8s. 6d.; , 5s. 6d. 00 -v. 0 peeps gen Ae from the handsomest paor = à ipo oa “ The Florist ” for Nov. 1856 oo 
Svars. tent ave i koalas large pickets fot filling bods lotched varieties 2 6 | weet William, extraquality 
on lawns, &e., 78. 6d. ; ge pac g x 0 Suemtuae. S ditto, on to ` .. 2 6 | Tree Lupine, from Oregon, a handiome varie n E 
P E h A ii raa a The o I from 20 vari 76 midal growth, and covered with yellow flower = Meni 
ee sO PRIMULA SINENSIS FIMBRIATA (red and’ white) of Acrolinium roseum, a handsome Rodanthe like emia ‘= 
20 vars. choice Greenhouse Perennials, including new, co s shades, selected ge the sm bea’ sw to diag 1 6| Veronica Syriaca, utifal blue ann ie 
103.6d.; 12 vars. .. 7 6 saved from 100 of the bes Dya 2 6| Very choice ere ot in 12 distinct named vanish 
20 vars. hardy Biennials and Perennials, including new, POLYANTHUS, do. 50 do. ++ 2 6j separate, the collec 
7s, 6d.; 12 vars. R 5 0| VERBENA- 5 do. ae 2 6 Ditto, ditto, mix eee is 
T FLOWERS, oe a HOLLYHOCK, 60 of the most superb kinds, 2 6) Very choice Calceolarts, oo quiy = 
ch FER represen erie Sy eee kaia SWEET WIL ELIA’, from the new and ANE Sai # y Ci s ove 
a > eties we 1 0 Dah lia $ 
Hollyhock, ex., saved from 20 finest vars. of our elkoni 2.6 DAE E S thie new Beli ste gti = fe bars 
gian n kin ds, by name 1 6 Mimulus 
Pentstemon, ex, fro from grandis, ie Themisteri, and’ : ANTIRRHINU M, saved from 20 best named varieties ... 1 0 For descriptions of the above, and particulars of other. choice 
Da hes y vars., = S ý EMONE, from the most showy ee illiant kinds 10 Vegetable and Flower Seeda, see e soe ire: can be hadon 
Potentilla, ox, fom oun ve R vs ve ws i Ha above aresaved only from the very best named varieties | *PPlication.—Royal Nursery, Slough, Buel ih 
Calceolaria, ex., from choice new vars. hee ee of donee introtuetion, and may be relied upon'with the fullest R S a RB NEW P 
Geranium, ex., from cho TOTEE PEO con: ; to inform the Public that he is: 
pena ” from finest ea AR ane oe sad FLOWER SE cure (Annuals).—Youetn & Co. beg to offer a E. sending out asetof NEW and DISTINCT CINE) 
Gloxinia, ex., fen superb vars. pil ee nese pal very pi collection of these, co ee all the new and the finest ever yet offered to the pub he beg: 
xinia, e pe: pu 8 
a es nsis i mre es Mey. ue one ‘ius a > most brilliant hardy varieties Ta «te ona _ post free. | below he dang testimonials of parties who liave grown thous 
sipan m ae fr tra finó vars... seer ee Postage stamps recei te 1. ATTRACTION, white, beautifully edged with blue 
Verbena, we 2 Yourtn & Co. Royal Nursery, G Great ¥ rmonth. 2 AURORA a p - = tet Jendia ! 
CHOICE TIPORT: BD GERMAN SERDS—Ix sranane | A ESSRS. J. . BROWN offer te following ‘ aoe ee oa 
choice BOANDE ep they will forward to g: BARON, very dark purple self, good shape, and‘ 
30 superb Aa sohn German AA a “Se ae 15 v jesi A Fi o“ A eda floribunda, bloom well set, per doz», Pol 4. BEAUTY OF LEAMINGTON, white, edge with | 
Aage ep BANAN kets, wh te Hy Pe caT ai one sin ir 25 Azaleas, new hardy Belgian varieties on their own roots, with crimson, the finest of that class yet sent out. ; 
Fine Seid ‘ pated i , hath l: 4 | flower buds, one of a sort by name, 20s. 5. ELIZA, white, beautifully tipped with light iaa tef 
Aa i? wats. new | large fo wings White maë wa gs 25 American Azaleas, do., do., do., tas show wy (dw: warf). 
A id ind ee a pae Saeki wee Hardy Heaths, Ledums, and Kalmias, per dòz., 63, 6. — ara Orr ot pe tng white, with dark 
ae ear w: IL i ied. of Prass -2 6 12 Rho dodendrons, ehdin scarlet, white, and rose, 12s. very early b 
12 superb vars. sar ea ssian ... oe Fine hardy Scarlet Rhododendrons, 1 to 2 feet, per doz., 15s. bs SCHAMYL, beautiful bine sell) light disk, 
15 superb vars. a an me = t e T Ne ge aa ratkas Azaleas, best new vars, per doz., 12s. to 188, . SULTAN, b , very: distinct from any 
Fine scarlet Ti am isy ix bi “tare ti Camellias, fine sorts, well set with buds, Lich doz., 308. in cultivation. 3 
= vars. Perpetual Emperor, coming ee times 2 o | 50 choice hard- onda Granito Plants, one of a sort by| 9: ——- rt cen ncn a Serie with a beautiful | 
year name, 453. m, very s d dwa: ; 
= vats. - new large flowering do oe 5 E n2 0 |12 Orchidea Plants, one of a sort, fine species, 40s. 10, GENERAL CANROBERT, clear white, beautifully 
13 eana vars. G Pranie ai ya 5 asd 5 12 vars. a g |24 choice Ericas, one ofa sòrt, ben pots, ns name, 16s. carmine, an abundant cabinet one of the fin 
, SU adores . 7 pee 12 fine Chrysanthemums, new, large and small flowered, 6s. ication. 
10 Superb vars H aerem ener ee er a Best Standard sod te Serdar doz., 68. i TESTIMONIALS. i 
Jon and Half Standa Roses, a to 15s. per doz. arwick, May 
10 superb vars. Pæony-flowered French do. (Truffaut's). 4 0 50 Dwarf Roses, on their 6s. “ Sir,—In answer to yours respecting the Cinerarias, 
- Also superb imported TE Fes rm ‘samp sono Cedar of’ Lebanon, i in pots, 2 2 feet, well aoe per dozen, 10s. | flowered them. I can wi 
or ngea Cockscomb, Zinnia, and many others. See Cat Various choice Hardy Climber, for cea ca &e.,p.doz.,10s | very sh flowers. The ‘Beauty of ieamington 
ct puge i CHOICE FRUIT TR good a Cineraria as: I have yet seen. ‘ Attraction’ is 
FINEST aaah GRASS SEEDS.—These include the finest | Fine Standard’and Dwarf-trained Lena i: Bae Neetarines, byte, kee one I believe that is out. —Yours truly, 
=o Revit ned compas: species best ‘adapted for the purpose, 1s.3d.| Pears, Plums, and Cherries, 2s. 6d. each, or 26s. per dozen. Rosset W 
per Ib. ro a p bushel. The Fine Tonus, Tim, Medlars, Quinces, pak olaki anik, 20. “Arboretum, Teachbrook rook Road, Leamington, Sept. 8, 185 
; required for for new Lawns is 2} bus hels e Gooseberries, Currants, and Raspberries, per dozen , 38: “Mr. Raper, Dear I have. give ven zpi Ch 
e Free (not under 20s.) to all the London Tèr- Filberts, new, tbinshelled and ređ-akinmed; per Gnn: an trial, and Td think, as a Ep e of 10, both as regards j 
i i and all Sta on e Colchester Line between London | Strong Vines, in pots and out, best doz of the flowers, the varia ation of — colours and habit, 
peor bu Potoa Ora ers payable to Bass & Brown, or | Peaches, Nectarines, foriti, Cherries, i Hams, Pears, anA Yini not to be equalled, M. MILTON, Bupa 
to STEPHEN Bro zrown expressly for ss narra e, per 18s. di +e uly: 
s ap BROWS, olamen ome Ter at Eigen Sab any quantity | „si gm graye rece eae 
LF e Cinerari consider them first- 
Seed and E a Establishment, Sudbury, Suffolk. oan anit Stoke Newington, London.—Feb, 28. first and second prize for #ix; at our Show, with three 
y i h collection.—I re ours respectfully, 
“Ranelagh Nur: 
Mr. Raper, Dear Sir, —I am HADDY 
FLOWER AND GARDEN SEEDS. Gardens, Jam 
ESSRS. E. G. HENDERSON & SON'S- peee ft S 
PRICED CATALOGUE Em fn, ap strons Daanin 
Of the n containing all the varieties of the season, will be forwarded ree on application ; and at the Fee SALE—TEN 
same time will be published a Coloured Plate of the New Bedding. nae (price Sixpence), 
he und t be cleared 
se VERONICA SYRIACA. Patent Hot-House Works, Ring’ Road at 
E tue, Tower petals white, habit dwarf, 6 to S inches in height, compact, and covered with bunches of flower; mere’. Grounds, Morning 
re stock was purchased of Messrs. Ernst and Von Spreckelsen, of Hamburgh. In URD anD VOKINS, 1 itthe Smi 
nor Street, King’s Road, Chelsea, HORTICU 
nearly eties of Flower mee the caine of which are mee unéer their different BUILDERS | and HOT-WATER 4 APPARATUS 
Padus, and H Ornam Flowering T ee ae 
s from Wiete Correspondents i in Australia, India, Caan of Good Bebe, ai 1l cases the height: HOT i, Ne ys sey Se 
mt and colour of its flower 1s given, 20 that amateurs and persons utes a ed with the names will be able to select for J ew Park 
i treatment of Linum grandiflorum rubrnm verum is add Srepeg nndin the raising of 99. seeds of every |“ *, (late STEPHENSON & PEILL), I “nahi 
tiful and aioe Bedding Plant. (Seed in packets, 6d. and 1s.) ical Boilers in in Tron and Copper, ja nor po enables 
s most desirable and highly recommended Flower Seeds is given, with Notes and other Memoranda to siderabl in the prices esi stb se by 
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uildings of every description; Iro seag pes 
description of metal work. Rae | 
AN LOWER SEEDS, Ro 
EN a TEA pae eepal potent confidénes dosotimenā: Descriptions of 
D aap Ta r Plants will also appear 
BANKS? NEW FUCHSIAS, 
for 
white 1 varieties, each with a — coloured corolla; two varieties possessing red sepal5, and each of distinct 
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eharacter; E vie wah mae onee "and graceful form of flower. A new and beautiful coloured Plate of six of the above varieties In stu 
1 ready, and can be had for 12 recipe suuni n formed dinaon le ae te ca, et 
NEW VER BEN AS: Or tis Wightest stone. colia; but: sms iez 
Raised by Messrs. Banks, Breeze, and Evans. A co isi paration, price 12 stamps. req 58, 
T TO DD'S PATENT ' PAINT COMPANY (Limited). 
th ERECT GLOXINIAS, ‘William Street, Lo dge (E.C), where T n 
original introdueer of this form of flower. Railways, Engineers, Shipo 
achinery, have more than en 
and ate 
of t a (ordinary), oF Wik Patent. 
Nov Rhogodend ite and the first of its 
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