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SUTTON S COLLECTIONS OF GARDEN SEEDS. 



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1 tfsssjtls* Kale, of sorts 



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C) 4nr tfoffct Whits and Sutton's Superb Pink 



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I <;>l*nd triad kinds 

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RA; »t aorta tor ■uooaoaion . 



SITS iC.lt, luniMi and wfntM kinds 



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3 ounce* 



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12 quarts 

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 2i pint* 

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11 ditto 



1 pint and 



4 ouocea 



3 packets 



1 j ounce 



1 ditto 



2 ditto 



1 quart 



2 packet* 

 10 ounces 



4 ditto 



6 ditto 



1 pint and 



8 ounces 



2 pint* 



3 ounces 



1 ditto 



6 ditto 



I large pckt. 



1 ounce 



\ pint and 

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3 packet* 



J ounce 



1 ditto 



1 ditto 



1 pint 



2 packets 

 6 inces 



2 ditto 

 4 ditto 



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8 ounces 



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6 quarts 6 pints 



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16 ouncea N ounces 



1 large prkt.il largo pckt. 



lOpoakeia | 8 packets. 



3 packets 



1 packet 



4 packets 



3 ditto 



1 large ditto 



3 ouncea 



2 packets 



i large pckt. 



4 ounces 



2 packet 



1 large pckt. 

 J ounce 



3 large pckt. 



4 pint 



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3 ounces 



1 ditto 



2 ditto 



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4 ounces 



l ounces 

 1 packet 

 6 packet* 



2 ditto 



1 packet 

 3 packets 



2 large ditto 



1 ditto 



2 ounces 

 2 packets 



2 ditto 



2 ounces 



2 packets 



1 ditto 

 1 ditto 



2 packets 

 2 ounces 



1 packet 



2 ounces 

 4 ditto 

 1 ditto 



3 ditto 

 8 ditto 



SUPERB HOLLYHOCKS, ROCKETS, SEEDS, ETC 



11 1LLIAM CHATEH'S descriptive list of hUamjfcL 



* V HOLLYHOCKS, containing hints on their culture i37 

 serrations on exhibiting, Ac, may be had on appU ca( JJ?£ 

 enclosing a postage stamp. Packets of seed, consisting «f 2 

 varieties, selected from the best show flowers, 5*. ; 12 varfriu? 

 2s 6d. ; and from good double sorts, 1*. 



Very superior Quilled German Asters, 12 distinct varied 

 separate, 2*., mixed Is. per packet. Also Choice French AjjJJ 



12 varieties, separate, 3s., mixed, Is. 6d. Fine Quilled AftjjJ2 

 Marigolds, lemon and orange, &f. per packet. *^ 



New Double Crimson ROCKET, excellent bedding plt^ ^ 

 spring flowering, 6s. per do2en, or 21. per 100. Double Fral 

 White, is. per dozen, or 305. per 100. ^ 



Saffron Walden Nurser y, January 27. 



" ~ HOLLYHOC K S. 



JOHN CHATER and SON offer the following N«» 

 and Choice HOLLYHOCKS in Pots at 18*. per dozen, haim* 

 included :— Pourpre de Tyre, Yellow Model, Saffranot, Duke* 

 Rutland (new), Penelope, Swansdown, Gem, Lady Brtybroob. 

 Spectabilis, White Perfection, Black Prince (new), King of W 

 Raphael, Napoleon, Magnum Bonum, &c. ^^ 



Also the following strong ground Roots, 75. 6d. per dozen:- 

 Queen, Bella Donna, Elegans, Brilliant, Marmion, Mrs, hm^ 

 Venosa rubra, Obscura, Aurantia, Purpurea elegans, Flower * 

 the Day, Marchioness of Breadalbane, Queen of England, &* 

 Model of Perfection. 



New Crimson Rockets, 65. per dozen; Double White do n % 



per dozen, 205. per 100. 



Hollyhock Seed, in packets containing 200 seeds, U &. 

 400, 25. 6d. ; warranted from best flowers. Choice Pansy, l#. p* 

 packet. Sweet William, $d. 



Descriptive Catalogues may be had on application to J. Chat* 

 & Son, Haverhill, mffolk. — Post Office Orders payable « 

 Hav erhill. . 



RICES OF PINES IN LIVERPOOL~F0E 



JANUARY, 1835. 

 JAMATC AS, 2 lbs. each and upwards, 55. 6tt, 55. per lb. 



3 ditto 

 1 packet 

 4 pockets 



Ml / t th$ ofa* wrtidm art not rtqwirtd, they sho%Ud be named when raving the order, and increased 



qtuirtmift 0* «mi«a torn will be given in lien of tkoee to be emitted. 



SUTTON'S COLLECTIONS OF FLOWER SEEDS. 



Lidla* and G«nt!omon raqniring showy kinds of Flower floods *ro respootfuUy recommended to leave the selection of sorts 



holly 0? part! and we will snpply tho** which we know to be really worthy of cultivation. Should the purchaser have any 



jht at* for etrtam kinds, Ih'y $h> I Of nam*d in giving ths order, that we may include them, or should any sorts be already 



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$snt\ U*j should U named, that we map omH tkem. 



COLLECTIONS OF FLOWER SEEDS TO BE SENT FREB BY POST. 



Th# btit lOOtortlof FI-OWKR IEKD - hardy, half* hard jr. and tender, with instruction* £1 1 



TWbt*t 60 ^ sofDrTT with »ti«tmctioiw ... 10 



T 89 ■orta ditto ditto ... ... ### ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 7 



Ttw MBS VI flSVBi ditto fltltO ... ... ... ... ... ••• ... ... ... •»• u o 



Alan Natural brasses for Lawn* and \feodowf, Flno Mangold Wunesl, Turnip, and other Agricultural Seeds. 





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Att Paocaoi* or Tin V at.ro or 10«. asro upwasd* *aa Dkliv«**d Fbr* to any Station on the Great Western, and Berks and 



f*nN ft*ltwar«, or of not i 40* than *V. Valoa the ParotJ will bo Bent Fre* to any Station on the following Railways:— South 



WoaOsrn, 9ooth Kaatrm. Uroat Willi— , Oxford. \v -coster and Wolverhampton, Eastern Counties, Oxford and Birmingham, 



Brwt I and Kxotar. and South Wales. 



And fwwmwm wf Mb Vnlne wmi WSW$ v Hk wP9 Mi 



Limrpecl, 



***d Jreshnot only by ths above named Railways, but also to Edinburgh, Glasgow, 

 all Stations of the North Wkbtkwjt, Okkat Nofrnmur, and Midland J:.ui.ways. 



Post-office Orders payable to JOHN SUTTON & S0NS f Seed Growers, Reading, Berks. 



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WHEELER AND SON'S 



KT SKLECT SKED LIST. 



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LIST OF SEEDS for thi* season, containing Descriptions and Prices of the best GABDEN 



SEEDS, will t* rwardfd free by post. It is our earnest endeavour to send out all Seeds, whether for the 

 Garden or Farm, of the very best quality and true to name ; and as many of the h ds are our own growing, and are proved before 

 •SMmg out, w* prwrmy rucceed In giving entirs aatiBfactiot la our sustomers. We em in wmOs) netipi of most eratifyine letters 



*^ * ' 0, Si?.^ r 7 , ttow J?* Tl th t k4mo * r °f "™*9 Uui 9**; *nd *« we deliver our Seeds Carriage Free, we very 



rtspertftilly soUdt the honour of an ord^r from those who have not yet given us a trial. 



J. C. WHEELER 4 SON, GLOUCESTER. 



TO THE GLOUCESTERSHIRE AGRICULTTTRAL SOCIETY. 



To Farmers, Potato Growers, and Others. 



JACKSON'S PATENT PREPARATION 



FOR 



PRESERVING POTATOES, WHEAT, 



OTHER SEEDS 



£^{n*HEAl TH R ; oriK-.^w2m B jSi^ IMW !? RM ' in ^^ t0 wWch t] " CROP8 ^brought 



S r •! { I « rST- ■ ' flf* Tn£*W^ fcW ls \ in proot of which tt* following extracts are giv.u 



by 



EXTRACTS: 



w One of tho fields of this farm, the property of Mft*.&TA*mY, 



was planed with Regotits P - in April last. SOSM of which 



w r^par*»d by yon. The result now U, iiat tho whale of the 

 crop from the unprepared sofs Is thoroughly diseased, and hardly 



iblo of taking np : while those raised bv the side of 



baa fhw* the prepared sots are not onl v in a beautiful state of 

 pre«efvatioii from the disease, but the nrodoco Is men jrrftater.-- 



fie tatoe^ *r» more 1 nerotis than the others; indeed, if there 

 w e no f- h thi< %s the disease to be feared, It would be worth 



bo trouble and expense of preparing the set* wy votir procsss, 

 *ven for the sake of the Improved crops, f shall certainlyTfor 

 tho foture, pnpore all my P utos* for seed by ynur proeoss ; and 

 I intend to adopt It tor | fr f mT Wnctt frnm t Q 9mjsU 



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* Bormont Farm, Kltham, Kent, A«gsjst2& 1894." 

 « ( Admiral Sir J. A r. K < - ^ j roaJ l Blairgowrie. 



«'? :T " ^1 l^T'i y T Plf *" ihe PoUtoo* 



I have aow ukan tho whole crop up, and Ikeve is not the 



slightest appearance of any disease amongst them. They are of 

 large equal size and very prolific. There were long black unpre- 

 pared Kidneys planted in the same patch, and a great deal of 

 them are not fit for use, at least a third part are diseased. I 

 hope Mr. Jackson's process may be widely known, as it is a 

 great boon.— I am, Ac, Jonx Shanks, 



<(lr . T . „ 4T ftV , " Forester, Kildrurnmr Castle. 



Xildrummy Castle, Aberdeenshire, ember 17, 1854." 



" I am very much pleased with the result of the experiments I 

 have made with your Prepared Potatoes; for I planted them 

 without any manure, in ground where for several years I hav 

 hardly had a sound Potato, and I now find the crop perfectly fre 

 from disease, and in a very fine condition ; while those of the 

 same sort, unprepared, which were plan- at the same me, and 

 next to them, are diseased and eaten by worms. 



M Tho Potatoes from the Prepared Seed were so remarkably 

 good that I was induced to weh them, and I found, to my grea't 

 astonishment, that they were as 200 to 130 of the others, or about 

 So per sent, in favou »f your preparation. 



" T A i sTiJt, Nurseryman and Seedsman. 



■ Blackheath, Kent, 2 ith August. 4. 



mm by Messrs. Charlwood & Cram**, 



Covent Gardei att Seotenen and Chemists; and at thi' Paten 



Ttoo or Four Pounds, or in Bulk for tho use of FanDorTJd PoUtp Growers. 



Covent Garden; and Johw KttftM, g man, 4. Great Russell s fra ^ 

 ssrs^lS, Cannon Street, London BrMge, in Packets of On/ Xw 



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MONTSKEtRAT 

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CUCUMBERS, 25. 6tt, 2s., Is. 6d., Is. each. 

 ASPARAGUS, 5*., 75. Gd., 10s. per hundred. 

 Forward Immediately to GEORGE TAYLOR, Jux., 



Fruit Salesman, St. John's Market, Liverpool 



Terms * Cask." 



R PARKER tegs to offer the following CHOICE 

 • SEEDS, all of which are warranted new and true to name: 

 GODFREY'S (BLACK SPINE) CUCUMBER, the fin* 

 variety in cultivation, packets containing 12 seeds 15. 6d. 



Also the following esteemed varieties of CUCUMBERS ud 

 MELONS, in packets containing 12 seeds, at 1*. each : 



MELONS. 

 Victory of Bath. 

 Beechwood. 

 Bromham Hall. 

 Canteloupe. 

 Duke of Bedford. 

 Golden Perfection (extra fios)» 

 Scarlet Flesh (Anderson's). 



per packet. 



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CUCUMBERS. 

 Henderson's Black Spine. 

 Improved Patrick. 

 Walker's Long Rambler. 

 Manchester Prize. 

 Hunter s Prolific. 

 Superlative Improved. 

 CuthilPs Black Spine. 



Ohio Squasha Custard Gourd, 6d. 



Antirrhinum, from named flowers, 6d. 



Calceolaria, from fine varieties, 15. 6d. and 25. 6d. „ 



Hollyhock, from fine named varieties, ls.Gd. and 25. Gd. „ 



Lilium gigante.ura, the most distinct and noble species of t&0 



genus, packets containing 20 seeds, 25. 6d. 

 ••• A remittance or reference to accompany all orders from 



unknown correspondents. 



Paradise Nursery, Hornsey Road, Islington. 



NEW RIDGE CUCUMBER, VECTIS. 



THOMAS TAYLOR begs to inform the public b 

 has produced this fine Cucumber and grown it this last 

 three years, and can with confidence recommend it as the best 

 ridge Cucumber ever offered to the public, being equal in quality 

 and flavour to many of the frame varieties, and very prolifi 

 T. T. is now ready to send it out at Is. per packet, 12 soedi 

 post free. — THOS. Taylor, Nurseryman, Weston-super-M&re, 

 Somer set. _ 



DR. SYNTAX CUCUMBER. — The above eel* 

 brated variety has been nearly lost to gardeners for several 

 years past. It is known by all experienced growers of Cucumljers 

 to be the very best sort in existence for early work. 



A paper sent free per post on receipt of 13 stamps. 



SNOW'S HORTICULTURAL BROCCOLI. — HalfcNO* 

 Packet sent free per post on receipt of 24 stamps. , 



NORTHAMPTON MARKET BROCCOLI.— This variety ■ 

 grown by the market gardeners here, and excites the admiratkj 

 of all who see it. Visitors say " they never saw such BroccMJ 

 anywhere else." Half-ounce Packets sent free per post wf 



14 stamns.— Jows Jryes, Nurseries. Northampton. 



SPRUCE FIRS from 6 to 9 feet high, weIl-ro<M 

 and quite safe to remove, being well adapted for scree* 

 filling up old plantations, or for immediate effect. 



FINE BEECH fit for hedges or plantations, 6 feet and up- 

 wards. 



G. Wheeler, Nurseryman, Warminster, Wilts, having !j 

 surplus stock of the above, is disposed to sell them on extremeij 

 moderate terms, which may be obtained on application. 



G. W. has a >od stock of SCOTCH FIRS, 2 to 3 feet, a large 

 stock of RHODODENDRON suitable for cover in woods, pl*«* 

 tions, drives, &c, from 1 foot and upwards, with fine stro* 

 American Azaleas, at very moderate prices. _, 



SEEDLING CALCEOLARIA, raised from the finest spotw 

 kinds, will be sent carriage free on receipt of a Post Office Orw 

 for the amount, at 305. per 100. P«f d0 ^ 



BULBS of TIGRIDIA PA VONI A, Red Tiger Flower... \ 



CONCHIFLORA, Yellow ditto \ 

 WHEELERI, Scarlet ditto ... * 



Carriage free for cash. , ^ 



CUCUMBERS, first-rate.— THE JUNG, a very bftudso* 

 Black Spine, and Ingram's Hybrid White Spine, amostpro^* 

 kind, both approved and esteemed sorts, at 15. per pacMfc 

 G/Wn ERLER, Warminster , Jan. 27. _ ___ 



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OTIC E.— The EXECUTORS of 



MR. MOSES REID, Nurseryman and Seedsman J 





Middlewich, having disposed of the Stock and Busins** 

 Mr. (1. H. Nuttino, all further orders and communications*^ 

 nected with the concern are requested to be made to him. 1* 

 also authorised to receive all outstanding accounts due to 

 late Mr. Reid. 



Middlewich, 



25th Jan., 1855. 



Moses Reid, \ Executo* 

 B. D. VawdbeT, j 



Gior.a* II. Nuttixo wishes most respectfully to solicit » ^J 

 imitation of the patronage so liberally bestowed upon tn« ^ 

 Mr. Reid, and trusts by constant attention to the wish f 8 f -ti||f 

 patrons to merit their confidence and support. He w° uld *°ut5 

 assur.- the public generally that all Plants and Seeds sent ou 

 him will be of the best quality, correctly named, and at the w* 

 remunerating price. ^ 



V A few lar Oak and other Trees suitable for Hedged 

 Park planting on Sale ; apply as above. 

















