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THE GARDENERS’ CHRONICLE 
LIST OF THE AWARD 
OF PRIZES 
AT THE FIRST EXHIBITION, 
ROYAL BOTANIC GARDENS, 
REGENT’S PARK, May 20, 1857. 
EXTRA weeny MEDAL. 
Mr. Thomas Whitbread, Gr. to H. Collyer, Esq., Dartford, Kent, 
for 16 Stove and ieai Plants 
Mr. Gedney, Gr. to Mrs. Ellis, Hoddesdon, Herts, for 20 Exotic 
Orchids 
GOLD MEDAL 
r E. Antrobus, Bart., Tran Cheam, 
“for 20 Exotic Orchids 
SILVER os syge DAL. 
= Gaines, Surrey Lane, Battersea, for 10 Greenhouse Azaleas 
r. R. Grix, Gr. to the daté A. Gainer Esq., Cheam, Surrey, 
for 8 Greenhouse Azaleas 
Ee 
Mr. R. a Gr. to ths me A. Palmer, Esq., Cheam, Surrey, 
6 Exotic Orchi 
Mr: Charlos Tassi Nurseryman, Slough, for 6 Cinerarias in 
rserymen, Lea Bridge Road, for 12 Pelar- 
MEDIUM GOLD MEDAL. Messrs. Fraser, oe en, Lea nes Road, Leyton, Essex, 
Coster. Streatham, Ff for 6 Fancy Pelargoniums in 8-inc s 
"on: Poe domi aa ae: Groene ow ee Mr. T. Windsor; 2 ——— rate ., Kiddapore Hall, 
serie . Basset, Esq., Stam for 6 Fancy Pelargoniums in 8-inch pots 
* a Btovoa p See Plants TIATA io Cra Stockwood Park, Luton, 
Streatham Place, Brixton Hill, for 
Mr. B. 1 Peed. ‘Gr to T. amps Esq., St. John’s Lodge, 
Woolley, Gr. z i B. Ker, d Esq., Cheshunt, Herts, for 20 
Exotic Orchi 
Messrs. omer a Nurserymen, Kingston, Surrey, for 
16 ids 
Messrs. Lane & Son, Nurserymen, Great Berkhampstead, for 
10 Roses in 13inch pots 
GOLD MEDAL. 
Mr. ef Cutbush, Nurseryman, Barnet, Herts, for 12 Stove and 
reenhouse Plants 
Mr. Dols Gr. to Sir J. a Englefield Green, for 10 Stove 
md Greenhouse P! 
Mr. B. Peed, Gr. to T. Tredwell, Esq., St. John’s Lodge, 
Norwood, for 10 Stove and Greenhouse Plants 
Mr. W. Cutbush, Nurseryman, Barnet, Herts, for 10 Cape 
Mr. Thomas Williams, Gr. to Miss ês Kent, 
Traill, Hay Place, 
Mr. wo utpa, Nurserymam, Barnet, Horts, for 10 Greenhouse 
, Gr. to J. Coster, Esq., Streatham, for 8 Greenhouse 
Mr. Tur) Nurseryman, Paradise, Holloway, for 16 Exotic 
Mr. Keele, Gr. to J. Butler, et eia for 12 Exotic 
6 Roses in 13-inch pots 
SILVER MEDAL. 
Mr. Morris, Gr: to Coles Child, Bsq., Bromley, Kent, for 6 Stove 
and ae Plants 
Mr. BT z va , Gr. to J. R. Scott, Esq., Hornsey, for 
Tall 
Mr. Rhodes “Gr to J. Phillpotts, Esq., Stamford Hill, for 
e Heaths 
to Sir E. Antrobus, Bart., Cheam, Surrey, for 
& Son, Nurserymen, Kingston, for Cypri- 
pedium sp. 
Messrs. Veitch & Son, Nurserymen, Exotic Nursery, Chelsea, 
for age agg Veitchi 
M Be Child, Esq., Bromley, Kent, for 
eak; Esq., TAE Hounslow, 
rat Bing 
Slough, ‘for 6 Fancy’ Pelargoniums in 
Mr. Weir, Gr. to J. Hodgson, Esq., 
6 Fancy Pelargoniums in 8-inch Hews 
Rowland, Esq., a mean m, Kent, 6 Roses, in 13-inch a 
Siana. Paul & Son, cartes ler, for collection of 
Messrs. E. G. Henderson, for collection of 6 Dracena 
SILVER 
Nurseryman, Hertford, for 10 Roses in 13- 
Mr N Wo, GE to E. Postar, Esq., Clewer Manor, Berita, for 10 
ums in 8-inch 
Aegis SILVER GILT MEDAL. 
rymen, Lea Bridge Road, Leyton, Bisse, 
for 12 s oy ary aa On Greenhouse Plants 
Mr. M. Clarke, Gr. to Chas. house Plants Hoddesdon, Herts, for 
Mr. Chas. Turner, Nur: ; 
10 Stove and Greenhouse P 
Mr. Carson, Esq., Nonsuch Park, 
Cheam, for 1 x Stove an Greonigaso Plants 
Mr. Rhodes, Gr. to J. Phill , Stamford Hill, for 6 Stove 
Mr. Or 6 T Gr. oo Antrobus;- .» Lower Cheam, Surrey, 
r 
Messrs. Nurserymen, Lea e Road, Leyton, Esse 
for 10 Greenhouse Azaleas = ž 
Mr. M. armen ne to Chas, rr Bag; Sioddesdon, Herts, for 
ei cne mee, p ena Slough, for 6 Greenhouse A zaleas 
Me Nes Gr. "to Coles Child, Esq., Bromley, Kent, for 12 
_ Mr. Dods, Gr. to Sir J. Cathcart, Bart., Englefield Green, for 6 
Exotic Orchids 
Isleworth, for 12 Pelargo- 
niums in 8-inch pots 
Mr. Te Gr. to Lad: Puller, You for 6 
na y T r 6 Roses 
prt 
ME Sa 
SMALL 
Mr. Parker, Paradise Nursery, Holloway, for Cattleya 
Messrs. Veitch & Son, Exotic Nursery, Chelsea, for Ixora 
sp. n 
Mr.” J. ae Nurseryman, Bagshot, for Rhododendon Hye 
thin 
lim 
Mr. Taylor, Gr. to J. Coster, Esq., Str 
Fags ls o: aoe Stove ‘Greenhouse Plants 
eed, to Capai el, Esq., Norfolk House, 
Piik for 8 zaleas 
Mr. Jas. Harlock, Gr. to R. Ea Natten Esq., Wanstead, for 6 
Greenhouse Azaleas 
Roe. Dobson. & Son, Nurserymen, Isleworth, for 6 Fancy 
Mr. Bray, Gr. to Sir J. Goldsmid, Bart., hn’s Lodge, 
Regent’s Park, for 6 Fancy a ir i in abt h pots 
Mr. Bragg, ee. Slo for 36 mama 
Mr. James, Gr. to W. Watson, eet} lowe, for 24 Pansies 
Mr. Glendinning, Na , Chis wick, fi or ium grande 
Mr. Gl , Nurseryman, Chiswick, fo r a Kæmpferi 
Mr. Chas Nurse pas, Slough, o 12 Pansi 
oolledtion of of 24 Tulips 
, Hammersmith, for 20 Hardy Plants 
BRONZE MEDAL. 
me ets ee re ee 
on Surrey, for 36 Pansies 
Mr. A Florist, Bedi pi fi P. 
T. DE ngto n, or 24 Pansies 
Mr.-E. A ot termes see emma ertford, for a collection of 
ee a ATES OF MERIT. 
r. Wm. Cutbush, Nurseryman, Barnet, Herts, for correct 
Lal Se een, 
4 OVAape 
Mr. EES, to Sir- J. Goldsmid, Bart., 
6 Greenhouse A 
for 6 Exoti 
Mr. Aes rn sess r, Narseryman, Slough, for 6 Fancy Pelargo- 
Mr. Bousie, Gr. to the Hon. — sai Stoke Park, for 6 
: Fancy Pelargoniums in 
D EE sa. 
Gr. to Jas. Thorne. Mawbey Hi South 
h, for 16 Stove and et Grenonon TE 
ainn G 
don Smallpiece, Esq., 
st, Surrey, for 10 Bova. and Greenhouse a 
OET iye el, Esq., Norfolk House, Str 
reenhouse Plan 
yman, Chiswick, for 10 Cape Heaths 
ee tS. Joie Lod, ji 
Mr. Groet, Gr, to Sir E. Antrobus, Bar, Tower’ Olin’ Rake: | = 
Fike into 4” Pia. Esq., Cheam, Surrey, | 
lendinning, Nurseryman; fe or Aralia papyrifera 
Mr. Gaines, ee S 
daid urrey Lan o Baien T r Rhodo- 
Mr. Charles Turner, Nurse an, Slough, for 1 Seedling Pelar- 
Mr. nf oe ditto, 1 Fancy Pelargonium Adelia (by 
K Gator "fa urner, 1 Fancy Pelargonium Acin mse amm 
Me Hoyle, Reading, piete eg Seedling Pelargoniu 
MG Green, to Sir s, Bart., ran ng Cie eag 
Messrs. Cutbush & § © son, M — Highgate, for 1 Seedling 
fleur 
Mr. Charles Turner, nner ymanis, Seedling Cineraria Baroness 
CoN Lane & Son, ¢ Great Berkhampstead, for collection of 
jel, Esq., Norfolk Hox use, Streatham, | 
Messrs, Veitch & Son N Nursery, Chelsea, for Gesneria’ Micllezi. . 
Mr «beans E. Beck, Esq., Isleworth, for Seedling | Good 
Signore 
had ema 3 
Mr. Wig cc a 
do 
Seg a ree: Dorking and Reigate, for 
WELLING Le fee 
ITHE GIAN 
SKIRVING, “of Walton Tariy} 
e begs to\announce the safe arrival a 
s “MONARCH of the Ltt e direct 
ey are fine w: 
p 
aga arge res Er, A 
IMERICATA and ‘CEDRUS. DEÖDARA, of all SRA UCARIA 
10 feet e sizes ar e particular] well 
avenue iene piim pi nting where R eie — te 
wanted. Trie moderate. 
W AND BEAUTIFUL PLANTS. aa 
Ap SON 
EITCH 
ESSRS. V 
Exotic Nurseries, ee and Chels sea, a = oA 
sure in now offeri rst time the eet novela, i 
the selection of which “they have been guided solely by the 
termination of nl: Plants as are of geni eneral 
fulness and ster F 
ling 
Plants will be Naif pany Deuy on and after June ist 
ADHATODA CYDONAIFOLIA.—A very pretty stove plant 
a great ac quidition, It is -in 
zine ” ao Sortie 1857. Price 15s: each, 
CORRÆA ra RDINA —De ak the and most 
brilliant-colou of shies we nus. owers, which ate of a 
rich bright sendet; are predaced i in great Sa 
spring and summer months. It will t be a most 
rns pots . 
gson, Esq., the Elms, Hampstead, for | 6rnam 
— 
reatham, for correct | e 
E Hamp, Gt to Jas. Th Tho: Ao ond oan ‘Or lind teen N 
res ag 
e plants. Its 
foliage and habit are both ee ‘neat anid ves 
was fal Pal ed t ates oo ot oes w plant in flower at the 
ay 24,1 
at the’ Royal’ Botanic Bociets 1 Exhibition on ates 28th | 
eri aigesan he meeting 
1856. It was ti me rs 
Horticultural Society, M and H pein Be 
that of May 5, 1857. It is is ge onder figured in- bear 
Fearr Magazine ” for April, a pak a “Florist” for 
August. in the e year. a first-class plant. Strong’ 
established lente: 21s. each, à 
` COLLETIA sepatan TER Sie fine an 
ry hardy Ev n Flow 
of _ the "Right Rost Lady Ro 
Barnes, the oh age at Bicton. 
foliage of a bright 
flowers in masses. cer y be 
the wie we Strong a plants, 10s 
EMBOTH mim COCCINEUM.—We haven now much: pler- 
sure in being en: 
Mage! erra dë 
severity of the five last 
I hapiri t protection, there can 
y. itis 
is there described by Sir Sir W. Hookers 
shrub, wi ith racemes OF the richest 
a ahs 
It ed ‘prizes at sat ji 
May, 18 1855, at the Horticaitaral Societ ety’s m bie a 4 
e Crystal scons penn Å 1856. wt halt 3 -i po 4 
being a pe ‘bloo; j 
ds Som fool justified in earren £ 
his truly ‘beautiful acq es which wey confidently 
a Price 21s 
"FUCHS. ey ROYAL (Venon) a). Rich hi scarlet 
y reflexed white corolla, free coral 
ciwedly the "pest habit of all the white. corolla 
Price 
— fine 
HYPERICUM OBLONGIFOLIUM.—This omas oth ani = 
‘tube: 
aud unto 
al tion, being, wi 
doubt, perfectly hardy, ott is Pasa adapted either for a! 
ush on a lawn or for masses ina shrubbe: Good estab J 
piaite, 10s. 6d. each. ‘decidedly 
IXORA ACUMINATA. Ta pe white species; tions 
distinct foe si others. merits -and mite a evo 
are—habit a: foliage ack weer flowers white an 
PETH, a pee Aye pee bloomer, small plants in 
flowering cach is a valuable addition to our ten wane 
ce 21s. eac! 
PELARGO! -QUERCIFOLIUM 0! 
y of retai e aa 
was exhibited at the Crystal Pal pe ges Horticultural pat 
ra or bein June, Ars and awarded the first ot 
ng Siha iir The flowers pe large 
ben oie Cigar with dark spots in the upper 
Strong 8, each. peculiar 
RHO ODENDRON PRINCESS ROYAL. —We have igi 
satisfaction in stating that ou penis d tn = 
greenhouse Rhododen Pavone 
the feet natanto the very curious and si ‘Veitch: 
cess Pen oe) ‘Rhododendron, exhibited by Mes jomini 
is striking obtained from “chi ine 
fioratn, b v the = Aga variety. of R. jav: partes cleat 
in i pl its parents, but its flowers were 
pa rose co 
met, this ae n it its a Largo Site Mee Hi 
e o : are fa sage i 
gem of this class oi worthy of the univ 
admiration wi 
m. You s, 21s. eac! 
fee ae m ee poi = na is a 
stove climbe Face 
beauty, in the cnet spri 
it it mill eta riy Bont 6 useful 
hed plants, 10s. 6d. each. edit deo 
ARE usual allowance of one negna over “Tr de Terms 
Trae, > whan three plants are ca ite ade a. on le 
be had for appli noe — ss No Trade et gibi 
plants of 
