JULY 4, 1857.1 
THE GARDENERS’ CHRONICLE. 
467 
AWARD OF PRIZES.—Continued. 
CERTIFIGATE. 
Mr. Epps, re for Specimen Orchid and Acer Negundo 
ji- g ryman, Battersea, for 12 Exotic Fi 
MS Woolley, Gr i Gr. sho E B. Ker, Esq-, Cheshun, runt, Herts, for 12 
reen, Cheam, for we toa Labels 
i -< are for Correct Labels 
Gi r 6 Exotic Orchids n 
x Wakeld Por’ for 6 "Fancy Pe eng r n be here 
Se ek ee tee eee also oe OVATING 2 MIXTURES of Fine Grass and 
fi h of th Pi over Se or improving old Pastures. ce 9d. 
Messrs. Veiteh re i rane e Seedling: Pelargoniams The NE TURNIP SEEDS now ow harvesting ¢ will be ready in in 
E aa Nursery, Watford, for 50 Cut Roses | & fe . 
Mr. The fo: and spring lns 
> Roseries, Ealing, 50 nco. híre Red 
JMr. Oat Roses Nurseryman pe! G at Yellow Tankard Turnip, 
Hertford, for 24 — Blooms of Roses t for sowing any time hi 
= any, te ‘oungsbury, for 24 Single Mai of Roses of 1 Turnip Seeds being, good, 
in rae ek Berks Seed a Reading. 
RNI SEED ko 
aut 
ROYAL 
BERKSHIRE eS 
DSUMM™M 
UTTON anp SO 
te ed ITAL aaa re Big eae 
ey) abun 
July. 
Yr. George Smith, Florist, Hornsey Road, for Seedling Fuchsia 
neess of 
id Gade, er, Holloway, f for Specimen Begonia, ‘and also. for 
Anzctochilus Lo 
‘Wr. Watson, Florist, Dia Middlesex, for 1 basket Peers 
ly yee 
ST BC ere roe $ 
pes WSON AND SON, Srrpsiren to Her 
ea 1 kaas —~ Queen, teh have t this season s 
lig oy announce that their New cannot 
S SEE 
ti 
fr Ne London, an 
wing ee Wen 
Sin oloon e 
OSE: ES IN BL 
LANE X ND SON beg to announce to the na 
that their tihive ‘and choice selection of R 
pas i 
Con: 
anda General Hache 
fail giving g satisfaction. Betichiinpates 
uated on the London and North-Wes 
ORD! 
FRANCI IS superb Collection of ROSES e. the 
Manett i Stock is Pra! bloom, and will inue to 
| flower through the season. Morning, evening, and ar, pad 
| are best for viewing faoa. 
OSES. LIE COLLECTION OF ROSES at the 
a seme mt Nurseries 
ge 
continuing E s 
ha er y invited Z ar tth es, where every novelty 
ed is fi fairly sabaditen ta to trial, 
J HATER Hg SON yeas a DA ‘Seed, ree 
. from their ep Aesth bad Toll A dg —25 vari 
see, 
fr? fine stocks 
Mr. Maher, n Gr. t to R W. Buckle » Esq., Beaumaris, for 1 Queen | of URNA And MANGEL WU SEEDS, sant from 
le re ected bulbs. d Lists 
ka viaaa EE PRT , tek atid Js “4 at Gott “Trice wor sent a a ae aca 
D. M Ewe Petworth, for 1 S | 
k Mr Harrison, Gr., Oatlands P. 
Mr. Whittaker, Gr. to Lord i 
Mr. th Pond: Miarodd, for og e- 
j binson, Sebel, at 1 Green-fte h Melon 
Gr. to T. White, Esq., Wethersfield. for 1 Green- 
Roehampton, for 1 | 
, for 3 dishes of Grapes 
Viscount Dillon, Ditehley, Oxon, for 3 dishes 
S. Lambeth, for 3 dishes of Grapes 
“Maidstone, for 12 lbs. of Grapes 
Market Gardener, , Langley Lane, for 12 Ibs. of 
Rye, for 12 Ibs. of Grapes 
Ibs: Finchley, E A 
r 12 of Grapes 
en Oastle, for.1 dish ot Black a 
pes 
eau eases, for 1 dish of Black Ham- 
of ra Hamburgh Gra) OSEPH MAY awp CO. b to offer the followin 
3 ms prer Ki ates for the present and next months’ sowing, g dates d 
(j recommend wit OZ w8, 
een Pine 
reota ge, for. 1 Pine 
Crewe. Hall, Cheshire, for 
4 
to 
men who contemplate 
th by A List, with 
Peckham R 
aa 
at an siene crass Pe 
prices varying from’ 15s. u 
the description of soil. 
m one eR Whitehaven aang for 1.dish of Black 
Mr. ae Gn to Sir William ‘Smit ryt Hall, 
i ixcutevibine for 1 dish 7 mn eaha 
Ne Gr. z Earl of Caernarvon, ode dish 
0 
0 
wn Cos Lettuce, white seeded H 
Hard White Winter Cos 
A Catalogue of Vegetable and mae Seeds can be had, 
free.—No. 1 2 onion eee 
HE ASSIGNEE re pointed ander po ha 
ly of HORATIO UNIN J kn GF oth Lex rf 
si tec “bogs to 
te Musca. | post 
Oxon, for 2 dishes ôf Peaches 
oJ. Elger, Esq., Putney, Heath, for 2 dishes 
Watson, Ealing, for 2-dishes of Peaches 
wir 
hiss 
2y art the Packers Sim of Seeds (not compelled 
J. i Monro, Colney Hatch, for 2 dishes of Peaches and 
tio acce 
the highest or any Te on capmese eg! rs iida Y 
E. T. Homer, 58, Nort 
w. 
ANITHA. for an abundant 
Stowe tank r 1 dish of Black Cherries Season E i ois 
selected Ra were ia 
i spreading, t 
5 ditto, 4s. 
seeds, 1s. 6d. ; ins wo Sweet William Seed, 
"X „per ket. —Nurs ursery, Haverhill” 3 uly 
(NABBAGE P PLANTS.—Extra fine hyi rum also 
e, large ys Field Imperial ; and the choicest arly 
ns 6d. per ;‘a choice variety of Brocoodlis, 
ourien; 48. ho 1000, packed and deli livard ab Godalmin 
tation 
THOMAS WELLAND, Surrey Gardens, Godalming, OWA 
DIS U sled A 
ing 
EFEC iim, EE t 2 
FREE. 
RIVER'S STUBBLE SWEDE. “Ap fine large yellow Swede, 
which may be sown any time in daly. and will keep well till 
spring, either stored a in the oy 
ae cpg wa SWEDE.—This valuable hybrid has 
iti ty ong but the root is similar to 
p be sown even med than ‘Ber bushel eceding and 
well. TEE Bera Sl eta 
amn yes ind other, Seeds for, autumn 
bowing, as ecb ied ich may 
Ste ae a 
The Gardeners’ Chronicle. 
SATURDAY, JULY 4, ‘1657. 
MEETINGS*¥OR THE ENSUING WEEK. 
Turspayr, July 7—Horticultural 
oes ee eee eee w Hes 
PE SEA 
THERE is in the horizon a speck that few people 
now iii sis but which, if we fail to bestir our- 
selves, may become as tro ablosome $ as 
ate ‘that goes before a hurrica 
T ugh not much, and t ould b 
men’s business at once, ki stay its Dost if it be 
impossible to disper rse 
Not the leas peee the follies of the French 
Ta eia were two brilliant schemes that 
from the brains o 
TO 
AN cpr tay LEU! 
ly: of rich honey. . Six; 
kind of Bee Plinte a ee buona | yb Oe! 
Brighton, for’ 1 ‘ish of White Chervtes Bate 
sp 
VARIEGAT 
to offer 
i SRO ATED -FOLIAGED A Mrs. o OON 
‘TED-FOLIAGED PETUNIA—V 
LIAM € cca gas, SON 
-» Woodford, aai, for 4 
at 4 ozen, or 5s. each; also pooping 
NENTAL VER č 
Soft vn 
ARKE Bogs my invite his friends and 
roth i a collec 
ALCEOLARIAS. 
conan, CLARKE announce 
great satisf 
the decided improvement "hail ie 
him to offer w with m 
iie 
Pr ami sion petri 
‘worthy of ert is 
> 
ERR 
nae he 
Jpn avenue apy E = 
thin saaa has a remark- 
ge coos this season present 
perian action, an C. would remin patrons 
period of blooming i is s tho bast best time for for E orders to be 
‘only can a proper ‘selection be made in colour 
newest Geraniums, Fuchsias, Azaleas, Ericas, Cal- ER. begs to ‘inform his’ friends and 
as are exhibited at the of Nursery stoe sold Fruit that his i ad ‘ae en and DESCRIPTIVE 
Sintra wry ‘rom London The AN of Exotic O 
OF = 1857. 
ther prain. 
uary, ‘Febru 
ne reascended their Sieni thrones. 
Palace. eğa 
Place N Fuchsias, Herbaceous Phloxes, Miscellaneous, gp Green- | r ingenious scheme was to sweep clean 
JOSY ve AZALEA vaiti imt ea peA sa apnea, s apf avery E Beas away all theaus ustomary names of w weights, measures, 
tine variety saber Plants of this at epi y pos ge ers and Hornse y Ro oway, N. i (and money. Pounds, krd yards, pints, quarts, 
das Contigo Allowance the trade. Tt was Aw arded a first. | TO NURSERYMEN, ROSE FANCIERS, AND OTHERS. ‘crowns, and pence were sent to the la 
May [eee at the N Floricul fe ernari i PR ROTHEROE | AND MORR RIS most the scaffold along with king, queen, and co 
intin , y invite the Pu to in: t their extensi 
bite an se ten | Gon vate cllcton of ROSES now in blot whi whieh with t their pi Nam bigs ig aa 7 
ging over 20 acres, consisting of of France as the other. 
: the leading and choicest varieties of Fruit and Fi nd inche uarts and 
a cass of | Evorge ns, ntal Trees, Deciduous Shrabe, and Ameri: pieces, acres, y ards, ps te 
’ lants, are in the highest state of cultivation, and well smelt of the other rag 
ped fro aa n a is accessible by Rail- The whole must be chang 3 ts, 
l Sues ursery | ¢ o Trike: imes dai . Measures, and mone; y Hi 
Sia axDIS 6 m & Nos ae os np; weg ed ed stone Station, wich ich adjoins joins the Nery. ai it pn open the ube a which rty and 
takes this opportunity of ackn. = ss id ibe fraterni ight be ut b ant 
i Viry Wbedaa pateduage oie eae SNET EFN who — xa tchen Gardens “Dar | Oe a en ie tr per rolni n 
an TTELL’S > 
safely sown as carly as as thé middle of sane VAROR foe ve | French to ts hine, or Good tenth Which: w all 
vine Sastavi ee rms ge tithe ; everything was to be a multiple of ten or 
from all parts of the United Kingdom, as well as from Amerie | divisible by ten, or reducible. to ten, and every 
Australia, C ke, and £ soit A as er Tad vulgar e of coin, weight, or measure, was to 
ison with other ki can wi e greatest con- | eth 13 > 
enea aay are to the best sorts known. Tore be fu the Porree b y * i words 
ne sd of of the hese Cab may be had by post, the Reltante in havin root. To oe tad e es ination, 
-| hale. in one oun kets, ient and long st ner seem to 
r ete me cate Seedsman, E Kent. Tra and the weedy of decthtitity: was —_— Tma- 
