286 THE GARDENERS’ CHRONICLE. ii 
286 ; [APRI 25, 
ARCHMENT LABELS superseded by . BOR» 
CRESCENS, ROBINSON axp CO.’S PREPARED LINEN AGRICULTURAL SEEDS (Carriage Fre e) 
LABELS. They are ¢ per, wri A O ee ze . . 
> t durable. § rin Nee ee ye ee 
and y, and g gp era 'CnesceNs, ROBINSON, & Co.’s and B PAGE anv CO. have had the honour to supply for some years me MANGEL WURZE 
and Paper Bag Warehouse, 79, Upper Thames Street, London. = : grown on the ROYAL Teg DETE and their Trad rable with Practical Tais TURNIPS 4 
<ingdom, indicating fi strict market prices. hroughout tha 
INGHAM, BROTHERS, Birmingham, MANUFA B. Pace & Co. have great pleasure i in stating that their STOCKS of SWEDES, TURNIPS, MA 
TURERS of the Improved MONOGR Ar or PERMAN ENT usual, tin "sat ct Trans fant ted Roots, gro gae DE by them in different districts, to avoid h ybridisation, eee &e., are, ag 
WOOD LABELS or GARDEN BORDERS, FLOWER POTS, | that Turnips grown in close proximity, or rey Tan , causes general detéri ving proved 
&c., in boxes.of 100 ich The Bite La nu 
factu by LINGHAM BROTHERS for the Inst ast 10 y ears with in- Present ere Carriage. fe vous B-A all Par ts of England ony 
Sones crag and acknowledged by those parties who have Willers e-em s Purple-top NIP— ie ge Tom, larg a 
used t rior to anything of the kind before offered Lothian do. + . e- = Red Round + per Ib. 0s, og, 
to the pet eig or neatness, durability, and cheapness they » Skirving’s PENR E E e cbwinr. 0 8 Early Six Wee ern 
a — all other kinds of Labels for Horticultural » perem e nagata . vè = > MANGEL WURZEI iveta, i TAPAT Rea s T U 9 
is Long Red Baris 
eo Agents in London, DEANE, y, & Co., Horticultural TURNIP-—Abordean, Bullock, or Seotch Yellow 10 k Orange Globe M 
Implement Warehouse, 46, King Wilian Street, London Bridge. Taa sary es : : H Red Globe .. ages M 3 
” pi ” Yellow tes 
SLATE WORKS, ISLEWORTH, gs ESEX. ” „» tankerd .. - OW oe Wiio Belgian toe i5 +o eR 
DWARD BECK MANUFACTURE in SLATE a po UT a eee ie Ra Bees, Gomes oe CAD -iga a ead oo 
variety of articles for het ig ie a purposes all of which o Yellow ka a Sy st = on a = CLOVE BR, i rts, -E 
may be seen in use at Wor ki Gr eel ES a oe ic a sh h 8 E- r bus .. .. = uo 
ra Bogda except a ” reen Roun: IE tei a : RY. GRASS, ITALI AN, &. oe 
d Lists of Plant Tubs and Boxes forwarded on application. aeaii for large quantities. i 
6s 
THE VERY BEST MATERIA Foseph Blundell Pecan FOR oe, BLOOD MANURE, 
For SAEN T e OUSES, PIT: ae AND FRAMEs, osep unde] Esq., ot Bursledon, one of griculturists in England, ex 
fe. i. Rao a Narain T0 THE Booms oF FROTT & Co ’s St Mangel Wurzel in ‘perio, “as o 2 or ae esses his opinion of H Pate 
Markets Kabara arare Botley, Bishop’s Stoke, nas Fareham, Romei" 
OM a Winchester, Rin 
Wpo! gwood, South. — 
HAWS TIFF. ANY. — A light, cheap and dnrable | “Pin, Ne 
bide. Sal d in pieces 20 yards long ’ by 98 a noes wid dine nw, a 's Stoc pwi fan he Kiigdeom, known and appreciated that comment on their part is unnecessary, and their prices 
at 3d. yard, or 5s. per piece. A Sapia will be sent free by 
post on plari to WirLram Woop & Sox, Wo Gilead Nur- 
a 
SIY, , Marestield, near Uckfield, Sussex, appointed 4 Agents. ARAL aia ll PASTU RE AND LAWN GRASSES. 
& Co. have laid down some thousands of acres most successfull d 5 
“ PPVEFANY,” ror SHADING CONSERVATORTES. wie wed his great ome ty the PUBLIC GROUNDS 
—Manufactured. by Jons Sua Ca. a Pa SOUTH. A of which the S sar to the Corporation has expressed his great sutietuetton in a testimonial w 
Street, Manchester. —< a i a 
TIFFANY, a light, cheap, and durable material fi 4 Shadi = 
Conse ätoriosand of ober F A Oriane mham iina degra B. PAGE & CO, Pasa a ange 4 wie Oxford Street (adjoining 
m th anette the sun, without tiling th light; ey’s Ho a hampton 
also _ of the be best "t protectors of į it aim Birds and Was S, 7 : wt wen Sout Pp i 
es from Sprin; i ld in pieces 
SE yhects long ty Ave Wide, a& 6d. pee yard or 63. per piece. NEW epii PLANT CATALOGUE. NEW VERBENAS. A 
pa ar allowance to the Trade w. White Wer are ploces dre tx taken IN’S GENERAL DESCRIP- UGH LOW anp CO. can now supply Plants of 
Fae ep ae unknown corresponden 4a canes bo-eccom: IVE SPRING NG CATALOGUE for e of all pn aa the undernamed VERBENAS, raised ef 
a ce. new inerarias, i 
am w & Co. to inform their n S correspon- Dahlias, Ta sies, toe once Stove, Groen- poe hen that will be offered for Sa bestor à 
Doakoa. " E for chading Conservatories, &e., Soe Bedding, eE ss Plants, at very reduced prices, is| each :— ie i, 
ge on Barn 
essrs. Charlwood & Cummins, Me chant ve age Also, their Tis OF TRAD PRICES a will be ready in a few Maala Casille,” bright phew te oon Arai 
pr Hurst & aimp Seed Merchan days, an: bein the hands of every purchaser, as their Stephen, lively carm with ro oa e 
A. Henderson & Co., Pine Apple Pha Padon. Stock is peon ree for cheapness and quality by any in the Andromaque, flesh colour, with f S 
ie Minier, Nash, ECO: "Seed Mer chants, London Stock; is ungurpass near Richmond, Yorkshire: Julia de Courcelles, r le. pet bra 
et eter Lawson & Son, n, Seed Me rchants, Tokdon and HARDY HERBACEOUS ROCK PLANTS, ETC Duchesse de Paimelli,, Dohi ot white tre 
Mr. gg gt eyed p M me ae [Edinburgh. ASS RO saat all pic dale oe Calypet, stan A east tion s = 
» Francis and Artie Dickeut's Sons, Seed Merchants, HERBACEOUS PLANTS, 100 fine and strong vars. 30 0 ee fiery scarlet, white eye strrounded with black 
Mr. F. Godwin, Market Hall, Sheffield.” [Chester. » 100 superior, including newer vars,  ., 50 0 wee re vel vet, ‘white 
Messrs. John Sutton & Sons, Seed Merchants, Reading. AS eee om beak adapted for rock 120| Oa bright rose, blueish valv 
»».. John Edmondson & Co., Seed Merchants, Dublin. PHLOX, 26 beautiful new mtinental vars. of 1856. of mie pat segama violet, _ 
~ B Reid & Co., Nurser Abevioen. many rich Aor abcong oa finely mar marked, for ., 50 0 spard Dozin, scarlet, yellow eye 
” , cymen, n H tte H 
Mr. J. H. Cottrell, Se an, High Street, Birmingham » 12do. from the above, our selecti ue 0 Š enriette Huet, bright violet rose, white centre 
Austin & McAslan, Nurserymen, Glasgow. : j 25 fine vars., best of previous introduction, as Coun. Cu pein, bright fiery scarlet, brown wn centre ie: 
‘Mr. James Veitch, Jun., Buotic Nursery, Chokes = of mae ade Randatler, Roi Leopold, ki ia Se a oy white centre, surrounded with 
fames Dickson & So: Ni Chester. —— ., for os ee xá .. e. i 
” James Dickson, Sons, € Co. N n, Manchester. | o» 25 vars, very fine, older vars; ,. >æ 10 0 ra ag No 
> Mowbray & Lowe, Nurserymen, Wolverka rete > Madame a fine formed rosy lilac with white NEW DOUBLE FRENCH 
‘Mr. George Baker, N ingdale, AS ges o, aighi i ma Sanalient bodder, are é 0| Gloire de Lyon, La a. La Mésange. Price 2s.6d,each, 
4 i olona. Baga os 0 CH FUCHSI 
Son, Highgate Mussericn, Leadon. adprosia, striped and fime bodder ` 9 0} Bellidifioóra Ds 
Mayes, & Co., Nurserymen, Bristol. ANTIRI os a vg collection of good formed and finely shaped Somer 3s. 6d. : 
‘enzie, Seedsman, Cork. flowers and rich per doz., 6s. to 9 0 mouveaux) finest stri chsiain existence 
PENTSTEMON BACHARIDIVOL Ii, st rich bright scar- Sonem very ‘large, =— orange colour striped with 
let of dwarf ha’ 3 per doz. 12 0 — white, spotted with rose, and 
9 : ipod with b (Dubus), ren large: and pe 
6 sepals pure white, corolla 
sees — ee Ba. a 
0 Clapton N: , London, ril 25. 2a 
-e ERBENA “MISS TROTTER” 
aaa Uta wilt ; ait iie I N CONSIGHING THE STOCK OF 
erchant, Chester. very ‘habit, each.. 3 6 f na to Mr. R. PARKER 
rs, Seed Merchant, High Street, Southampton. |» Sudbury Gem. rich orange yellow, deeply shaded bee respectfully to intimate that 
Bass and Brown, Nurserymen, Sudbury, and sp bright red, cach 3 6) 5 all h i i l 
. H. Caparn, Seedsman, Newark. » fine vars., per don 0 6s. and 9s; newest selection, lant 4 o have seen it to be superior in qualities a 
. Morrison & Son, Nursery Seédsmen, Banff. 15 0| Pant to any Verbena yet 
X: urseryman, HOL ieee collection, per doz., 9. 12s. and 25 o| Verbena are extrao 
. J. C. Wheeler & wi Nurserymen, Gloucester. DWARF ROCK CIS varieties for ole Oa © colour, superiority of habit, 
Co.'s “Tiffany” may also be procured from the under- | HARDY CLIMBING PLAN yoy nesar se :2 20 o| Those who have had ami 
mentioned Nurserymen and Seedsman na CHOICE CARNATIONS, PICOTEES, PINKS: also a great | ™etits have han 
Messrs. Osborn & Sons, Fulham, Middlesex. variety of hardy half a plants, of wl wi The Trotter, 
‘ & : have this season a stock oft strong plants, scarlet, early, good 
» A. Paul & Son, Cheshunt, Herts. CATALOGUES for t season, Nos. I., continuance in bloom is superior to 
2 cg ftinbrides & Hewison, York. IL; TIL, IV. and V., may be had on application. Thrower, Gardener 
_ME Caldwell, Knutsford, Goods Carriage Free (not under 20%.) to all the stations in I consider Miss Trotter Vi 
Tonin anette tore on the London and Norwich, | poses by any I have ever seen. Tt will | 
I DOMO.”—Patronised h tho | Colcheeter'tines a House, ores naka sees 
| Queen, the Duke of Northumberia epigr Bass & Brows, Sudbury, Suffolk. searlet Verbena that 
__ his\Grace the Duke of Devonshire ee FLOWER SEED. wiil Mise Pre het foe Dett mato am a ofit 
= E Trubs of Denai fe A ron aaa Toa C. WHEELER anp SON have e pleasure in offer-| 150 long, and it covered t nd as wi oe 
See Sree | Pak, mal egeical, Society, Inte Mrs. a i ar eE prie ico GERMAN FLOWER SEEDS, | scarlet cloth, “and was th he admiration of al ha 
GI DOMO,” a Canvas made of patent p Hake | kewers ER pier most, celobrated Sr ene Som : 
_ perfect non-conductor of Heat and C sping "German Asters, 94 endid varieties 36l “Mi tter Ve 
is applied aed A fixed temperature. —— for The above k wenei eer vies a 
purposes, for preserving Fron h ye aes i 
and lowers tr from the od eee of the sun, from 5 Dn "tin and Fag 
attacks of insects, and from frosts. To ct colours 6 Oli 
Length, 2 yards wide, at 1s. 8d. per yard above brilliant colours mixed ` 1 0 
AS ARCHER, Suse ee New argo towering 4 Torak Stocks, assortment of 
Cannon Street, City ; 0} Nurserymen 8 p 
Eron TUNS “It is much cheaper The above Parin AA aa è 
W. Woman's Gardener Prom Tasees PE Rrra takin in arrant 
: om James F. MARTIN, ESQ., Stonchaven, Ki 
: ar “arn bal a bont 14.00 play a weit keep the Hth December, 1856. neardin 7e N.B, 
ist three or four years; aA S | wie Torme Herr aa a tamatying to the ~ AA wed? 
ho sees m 
is astonished to see how EEEE they are without the | Seeds last season. Suffice it to say they urs simiri ‘ty by all des 
use of glass. á These 0 bscrvations äccompanied an additional | who saw them, and ae cation = First Prize at our Ho rti Aria petition, bed L had of it last summer 
order.—Oct. 22, 1856. Show. Nothing like them has been se in this q J y Smith, the Basan er tea? 
=—_ ‘ : ran , 1856, pa ars as to price and time 
© GERANIUM, | en, Th? Girer seotis'you sent here lest spring sane i in Mr. Panzers advertisement of this day, 
FLAG GER e German the best | respectfully requested all orders may bead 
pat a i Stoc were s i. tai 
pono $ PARSO ONS, n aih and SEEDS SMAN to 7 ever saw. : M ~ ener te -i m Davip Tromso, Dyrham Parks, 
Mh tee to dffer this Geranium to the public for | and have desired me to have next year's supply from the 
“ JOHN 
time. ‘It is decided the most beautiful of all tio | Source.-Youre DAVENPOR VERBENA “MISS TROTTER.” ig T 
Leaf Merd foliage is very onnathental, “ Gardener toT. B. Potter, Bui 1 “ ester,” te, : 
and Re ‘with dark shading, the colours being | From Mr. WYLLIAM BARI saakaan ed mr eee Ee ana, krai s rm 
oe Sa are a cage orange scarlet, ri Nov. 18, 1856. inal DESA ag bes two seasons ! ol 
a sey ae cues Tirgo, and I have pleasure = in bearing testimony to the exeellency and| all that is stated of it net the above list of testimon 
hibiti i purity of the seeds sy h oe paust uro 
iS. 
Ex 
Plants 7s: 6d. each. 
“The Ge As ree each, or 12s. per dozen, with the 
err? C Waea E Bon, Be Asters a splendid. ; and a tae ne j 
