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THE GARDENERS' CHRONICLE. 



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STRAWBERRY PLANTS. 



ii LIAM NH HUI « * *f nd 4 -. . 



▼ I Am .trauff bUflU of hi* fur Ns» and excellent vartfttte*. 



vt* A.I \\ tb finest dessert frW"» Kl w m vai i.m.> 



& & JiirtoJ; riLIJ»A8K.KT f df> tremendous 



ftt5w»tr 100. Ttie ofsnta have been kept J frames 

 audi are In food lltlon for Panting. Post-office 

 order* ~y*W# st Vsrw, 1 iunlre, which are in all case* 

 required* 'hd 



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ar Yarm, Yorkshire, March 3. 







POL YANTHU 5 SEED. 



J VIES WOODS I ass Vinthifl year Ui flfor a quantity 

 POL) NUT 9 §1ED, ■»% with more than ordinary 

 ears, Aw named and goad laced Howepi, which be ean recom- 

 mend* it h confidence, having had numerous 'i monisls from 

 dfflerest pan* of the Kingdom of good and val lowers 



aed from his seed He will be abb seed teed to grow 



ta, with direction* tor aowln Price 1 per packet, cr 



sent free, on receipt of 13 postage stamps to I v*as Woods, 



Florist, ll*r» frsex. .... 



pa PUntaotl a will be sent out in April, with blooms 



plant, with name or otberwlae, from (ki. to 3*. <W. 



per plan' 



J. W. baa e small quantity of Auricula Seed, eared from a fine 

 ooHeetiim of Alpi nes, at Is. pe as a e. 



SHILLING'S SELECTED LIST OF SEEDS 



r «ri! VYaesstmofwr NrascsY, 4>iiiti\:< Hajtts. 



STEPHEN SHILLIlSfj will •md m amplication his 

 List of deeds and I* rices for the seesoii. Those who have* 



rfted hi* seeds in past earn can v ch f r good quality. 



lis will alao send tttv carriage t<> the principal railway .stations 



n lUets, Burks, sad Surrey a liberal sal on for l . IQ#.; a 



amall.T .fee' n. If of wh ■ will he a suitable choice 



of quan' gentlemen where pr ofe s s ional gardeaem are i 



kepf dlectlsms of How. : - i, tontainine from 24 to 48 



YATT'S NEW SEEDLING POTATO. 



BKOCKLBY KIDNEY. 



AND J. MY ATT can dispose of a limited 



quantity of the above excellent new Potato which i hey 

 have proved to be a first-rate variety, and has ^en selected as the 

 best out of many 



In fiavonr 



far superior ,...-- ~ r ~~. . m v« t „„ 



making it an invaluable summer variety, lo De^en 



U l ?£$$ I o'r BRITISH QUEEN, the earliest round 

 p » -iiMii- «;** .nirnhlfl fnr nlantmer whole, 53.; Larly 



fih 

 5s. 



nany thousand seedlings raised at Manor t arm. 

 U is quite eqnal to the 4,-leaf, and for produce very 

 • it is a compact strong grower, snd ripens off quickly, 



I :i.i..„v.i/.„m«»«. wmrfetr. To Decent out m peck 



varieties, free* S#. 64. to It*, t ree per post, i 

 and l.vvrrreens. Potatoes, Waluut-leaved, Blnll 



COLLLCTiorSS, 



FRr E. 



and all her K in! l'i i y &t. 



THE LARGEST STOCK AND LOWEST PRICES IN 



ENGLAND. 



VV WOOD, ti„. lioiuL .Vunsnr, Acton 



** Ron' m Green, near London, having an en<>nneneand 



well alerted -lock off*)* r WOOD! PLANTrf.snd moat ex- 

 tensive presalseii (the glass covering $ acrea of la i enabled to 

 oowt It the public l tbe Trade at prices far lo* than any 



hlth rd of a^ if la impossible to convey by adverti 



■eat anything like detailed r sufficient information of the 

 advai re e ooress of bis estsblishi: aspect fully 



reqaesis all who denire to purchase plaats to apply far his 

 Catalogue far lfl6o (which Is now ready), and he will inime- 



dla-' ward ^ postal fi 



S\) T T U iN H C») M V LTET B 

 ClBHIA^l 



PARI t.AR^ >r tii K)K and i /VXTIT1F3 CCff- 

 tai!«si < SI rs i \AA noNSor BEED8 will hesuy 



st r.\oa 50 ov *• • onm' < .irn roa .1 net 27. 



By (he ptrtual of this Lint, it will U uen that the very 



he$t kinds of Vegetable Seeds may be obtained in full 



uantttie*, and frnper proportion* for one year 9 * tupphj 



of a large m for the mm. of 3L,md other complete 



Collet***** of equally choice *orh for mailer Gardens at 



21,, It &*., and 15*. The economy of cost is by no means the 

 only advantage gained by ordering one of these Collections. 

 Add res* a i-tp s A Sows, Seed 



C SPLENDID IMPORTED GERMAN FLOWtR SEEDS 

 Harm - pennell begs 



rival iHwuonj or UKKMAN 8KKU8. comprisl m 



•J ■>•; >!•■■;. -rm:in V, SfSMt 8 tneks, new krge dowered ; New Yellow 



and New Hybri lit to. German Rnneror.an he line Aiitumiial 

 tnd V er } ring varieties, &c. rra d hie G man 



Larkspur BeJp oasis, ^nnan Zinnias, in several hue varieties 

 IhlSBPnirom and many other varieties numerous to 



insert h rices of which may he had on eppli on. 



t. 1*. ti*kes this opport of nnnoiiucing that owing to a 



Si!*.*** ^ iu ^Wfcrent parts i ennenr, Including 



l^russia a Austria, he has been euanli-d by dint real att< 



J? * k * I** niest superior selecUoua or < ,rmaa Seeds 



^ILtfi? °^a! d ln « t* n *- lle f ™ U tb€r * e ««• most 



*\ cennnenee in offering the ab«v« to the public being 

 tney will afford tire Meat ample satisfaction to all 



. Mar. 3 



5s : ; YersTRc -5s.; lien's Nest, a goo a nem rowo, 

 bitahel ; Red Ash-leaf. 2s. 6d. per peck. These are a one 

 y*a?s g wth, from Yorkshire or Scotch sets, and will be 

 delivered free to any railway terminus in London. 



Post Office « I rs are reqn. ed from unknown correspondents, 

 pay able at Deptford. to W illiaiijIv att.— Manor Farm. March 3. 



NOTICK. — For full particulars of EDWARD 

 TILEY'S two unequalled new Cucumbers. Melons, and 

 Seedling Potato, see advertisement in Gardeners' Chronicle of 

 94th February, 1S5.5, page 128, together with an exact repre- 

 sentation of the Cucumber, Sir Colin Campbell. 



T\V<- SEW CI UMBERS, SITl COLIN CAMPBELL and 

 OENKK \L CANROBEKT, 35. 6d. per packet, or a packet of 

 each and a packet of either of the Melons mentioned in the 

 advertisement of the above date (except Golden Drop and Scarlet 



K Tf LETTS" SEEDLING POTATO, THE CHAMPION 

 KIDNEY, the heat and earliest in the worid, price 5s. 6d. per 

 peck, hamper and package included, or 1/. per bushel. 



UNEQUALLED NEW MELON. GOLDEN DROP (Green 

 Flesh), price 1*. (K per packet. 



THE KING, a superb Scarlet Flesh Melon, Is. 6d. per packet. 



A packet of Golden Drop, one of the King Melon, together with 



a packet of rny other variety mentioned In the former advertise- 



will be rwarded post free on receipt of 3s. 6d. in cash or 



\>+>nny postsge stamps. 



Howard They, Nurseryman, Seedsman, and Florist, 14, 

 Abt hurch Yard, Hath, Somersetshire. 



DILLISTONK am> CO, 8TTJBMM Nursf.rv, near 

 Halstead, Essex, will supply the following at the annexed 

 low prices :— s. 



12 fine perpetual blooming Roses, 1J to 2 feet stems ... 12 



U , n dwarf Roses 9 



Climbing Banksia Fortuniana, Jaune Serins, Cloth of 

 (iold. Solfat. .Ac, each 1 



SUTTON'S LAWN CRASS i».^ 



At the Crystal Palace, Sydenha^ E ° S . 



QUTTON A^•D SOiNS have had the h^Z'r^ 

 O ing to the Cnj*tal Palace Company the GV *3 

 by which so many acres of Arable Land hmve l? 



verted into the beautiful Park and La irn* n ^ 



admired at Sydenham. > * **l 



The following letter lias been received, beside* ™«>« 



From Professor Lindley, Horticultural SociPtvtoS****** 



London.— ■" We have already made trial of r ur T ***** 



Seeds, and it is only justice to say that they hiv« * Gr * 



best we have sown for many years.' 7 P^^eiij 



Price Is. per lb. ; 2*. &Z. per gallon ; or 20a. per busho! 

 tity required for forming new Garden Lawns, 24 busii. ^* 

 Add ress John Sutton & Sons, Seed Growers Readi ^ 



IMPROVEMENT OF GRASS LANDS 1 ^'^ 



CUTTON'S RENOVATING GRASS SEEDS ** 



inipror^ 

 »»«._, ^^ ^ U v^ fc v>v* „j DV „i.» 6 u LV7 xsiua. per acre of < ^ 



Renovating Seeds, which consist of Perennial nin*™— — °I7*I 



of the finer kinds for improving the bottom. 



^ IMPROVING OLD PASTURES.— Great 



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sssler >ng of GERMAN skki»s. eomDrlaie* extra 



* ( »»» — mm 



1CK) geed dwart Koses, two of a sort 



ne named Hollyhocks, including Pourpre de Tyre, &c. 9 

 1'jO unhi nouied seedlingH. strong from the best seed ... 15 



Packets of seed irom 20 best kinds, each packet 1 



LOO double French white Boskets, very showy and fragrant 15 

 12 hardy Climbers, including fine Clematis, Iloney- 

 ancjties, «c. ... ... ... ... ... tt9 



12 showy mixed Carnations and Picotees for borders 

 100 evergreen and flowering shrubs, two of a sort 

 100 fine showy Herbaceous plants, two of a sort 

 double white and yellow Primroses 



12 Hepaticas, in four sorts, fine 



20 of the most popular and profitable Strawberries, 



100 25. 6d. to 5 



Remittances respectfully requested from unknown corre- 

 spondents. Carriage of all orders above 205. paid to London 

 Fine collection of Fruit trees, Seeds. &c— March 3. 



SUPERIOR GERMAN SEEDS WARRANTED^ 



TOHN WEEKS and CO., King's Road, Chelsea, 



*J London, beg n it respectfully to call the attention of their 

 patrons to their very superior collection of German Seeds, Asters 

 Stocks, Ac, Which, having been grown, ripened, and selected 

 under their own immediate care at their Branch Establishment 

 in Germany, they can guarantee to be of the finest sorts and best 

 quality. In order that ladies and gentlemen not po m ~ them 



^ "_^ - — — — — — ■ — w 



An increase of several Tons of Hay per acre hat L. 

 ...us effected on many Meadows and Upland Pom 

 The Seeds should be sown early. ^^ 



The drought of last summer having caused partial failm* • 

 the ordinary Grass and Clover Leys, Sutton's Renovatin^-alU 

 Seeds may be sown with great advantage in all such caset^Ht 



REDUCED TO 9d. PER POUND. * *■ 



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«.» B o Road, Chelsea, where their patrons may make a personal 

 selection tor a future season. 



lor the gei al List of all other Seeds, see J. W. & Co.'s Seed 

 Catalogue, and also their various Catalogues of Stove and Green- 

 house Plant Vines, Ae. Also their Illustrated Catalogues on 

 Horticultural Huildinsa and IWin«r w iinf w«JT 1 ° gUes on 



urinjfhim with th» __ Nurseries L 



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DWARF-BUDDED ROSES, 



\\ 1LLIAM WOOD vnd SON. Woodlands Nuraen*, 



Mareeftel near Lckfield, Susev.T, have the pleasure of 



R^Sl Vlfi 1 ** ° f tbe foliv,rin ff WARF HYBRID 

 ™~h-Z.~ J T#w . T ^ P«r dozen :-BHrwesie Prevost 



Tnideau, Pius the Ninth (pillar Ro^ on Hood. 



oJ^., ? winR , ut l *** d Madame lanny, Marauise 



BoeeeiU. M* -» of Alba, William Jesse. J% Jaarc l aise 



N.B. A very liberal allowence to the trade on the above 

 ,«-^~ NEW ROSES. 



Hvl p ITC 7 F ?V,, P T WUX *> a ^rb bright crimson 

 Hyh ritual paler Rose, 10a. 6d. per plant. Usual dis- 



21"/ V^^S"* * ***** ™ luclh » if nix oTmort 

 pianta are ord-rf d at once ™ 



SEEDS. 



WILLIAM^ KRGKEEN < IMBIN KOSE, 3^ 6d 



I anal discr >*t to the trade. ^ 



each 



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NEW EVERGREEN CL MBI 



ROSE. 



>N, Woodlands Numry 



Stisesx, beg to ii mate to theii 



• >■■ ; tS m ?:.♦ ,..tf it t**?rv tmw^U 



friends that th« ark now pre 



ODg planfa of WILLIAM; 



K, at 3s. 6d. each, with the usual sllowance to thelrade & a2 



{Jg : ' ■" ■ ' ''' linV V ?f ." rU> d02en ' ;r "■«■ ■« •wN«d Z -nee' 



Price ma m had on *\ cation. 



N.B.- 3 Plants will be sent free per post on receipt of six 



P*™? P s kxtra to defrsy postage. Strong Plants 



ftfceebev vy a.., be ohfai d at the same price l&« M? 

 CitAt ! - 11 Nursery, Slo qgh 



/ UAMS' EVERGREErv CUMBiNC ROSE. ~ 



^ II LI a WuoD snd SON, Uplands Nursery, 



s* ,w "« W ' , ne * r l tWd » SnMex ' h * v e strong Plants of 



ady for di ry. This highly interesting and 

 IT ^ f Ev. rreen tlimbin^Eneee tas 



lateen Ham,, Esq.. of Pitmasf^? K 



eV«ni5 ir r%TSS AT9 pendens, fe Used with Yellow Tea 



arUk, . chataeS^ hf * n J A ^ n « ! ''™<>n-colonred buds 



cream v w . deiicieaX *Wt Jj 7 T f** Ifs fiowers are 

 raceme, of U 20 eTL Mn^^^ * nd *f e bo ™ iQ Ion « 



axli. It «h de*irab*e faT^S^ P">«"ced from every 



*^nf bnidinl f any kind r ^^ ,RttSci5 work - 



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<fced Plants ai &-TIT7ZJ-? ™ * tk>11 - 



ane. to tne trade, ^Tf^r^U^Tl *° m ™ X «*** 

 mom are ordered at on«» reduction when one 2e n or 



EXTRA SELECT GERMAN 



GEUMAN ASTERS. 

 A Collection of 24 distinct and fine varieties of tall double 

 _ quilled ... 



Do. do. 12 finest and most distinct double Dwarf 



Do. do. 12 do. do. Globe-flowered double 



Do. do. 20 do. do. Pyramidal do. 



Do. do. 12 do. do. Globe-flowered Pyramidal 'do. 



Do. do. 10 do. do. Anemone-flowered Pyramidal do 



Do. do. 6 do. do Dwarf Bouquet Pyramidal do 



Do. do. 16 do. do. Tniffitnt's Pseony-'flowered do.' 



% mi u *«wv^ GERMAN BA LSAMS. 



A i dlechon of 20 fine and distinct varieties of Tall double 

 Do. do. 10 do. do. Dwarf double . . uuume 



Do. do. 10 do. do. Double Camellia-flowered " 



Do. do. 10 do. do. Double Kose flowered 



Do. do. 10 do. do. Double Camellia Rose-flowered 



* r, „ .. . GKKMAN COCKSCOMB. 

 A Collection of 12 i tinct varieties 



sn„ u *o^ GEHMA3i ^ARKSPIR." 

 A Collection of 8 hue and distinct Tall double 

 Do. do. 12 do. do. Dwarf double 



Ann*- f „ B J VIAN STOCKS." 



10 1 weTs ° f 36 distinct aiid beaufif «i varieties of Dwarf 



Oo. do. 16 do. do. do. Dwarf-branching do. 

 >o. do. 18 do. do. do. Wall flow, leaved do. 

 Do. do. 10 do. d , new -e-flowered Dwarf do. 

 Do. do. 4 new hybrid perpe U-flowering 10 weeks 



Co d 2 2TM di u Stinct Yars ' of "ew autumn flowering 

 S?- ( t {^ ** l] : K Jo- branch autumn-flowering g 



So' Ho £ A°' h°^° ■ Km » rPerpetuai^ ™* ' 



Do. do. 20 do. do. do. Winter or Brompton 



4 ~- f m, (;T :JIMAX POPPIES. 



" C SX' ^^^•ttact varieties of C 



. „„ GERMAN ZINNIA ELEGAX^ 



A CoIIecticn of 12 dutiful and distinct varies 



A Collection of 100 bwntiful and «s"nJL_ an( , hftl , 



do. Kd^T.to.t 60 ^ by J - w - & Co - 



Do. do. 25 do. do. do. ,io. ... 



Do. do. 50 beautiful and distil.™ nan 



n^ A™™*,' 9e }^ d h Y •'• W. & C 

 i/o. do. 36 do. do. do. do. .. 



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Sutton & Sons also supply Grass Seeds for laying down t^j 

 to Permanent Pasture at a moderate expense, the i sorts h2 

 selected in accordance with the nature of the soil to be laid 

 particulars of which may be obtained by post. 



Goods delivered Carnage Free by Rail, 



Address John S utton & Sons, Seed Grower s^Readir) * 



pORNISH EARLY WHITE B 



vV is. per packet, or 6s. per oz. 



CONQUEROR OF THE WEST CUCUMBEB 



Is. per packet, containing 12 good seeds. r 



The above can be had, warranted geLuine, by forwarding ma 

 age stamps for the amount to ^ 



James Lake, Seedsma n, &c , Bridgewater. 



PELARGONIUMS OR CERANIUMS^ "~~" 



JOHN DOBSON and SON beg to offer the followk 



*J and feel sure that the plants and varieties will give og 

 greatest satisfaction. Any 12 of the following (purchaser's id* 

 tion) for 635., Zampa, &c, included : Attraction, Bride of Abydos 

 Carlos, Sunr se, Eliza, Glowworm, Leah, Optimum, Pasl 

 riet, Vulcan, Rosa (Foster's), Lucy, and Ambassador. 



The following 12 for 42s. : Neatness, Colonel of the Buffs, Tt 

 ginia, Leonora, Gertrude, Enchantress, Rosa ( Beck's), AreUtm 

 Jupiter, Spot, Purple Perfection, and Picta. 



Any 12 of the following, 21s. : Mochanna, Arethusa, Magna; 

 Astrea, Amazon, Purpurea, Magnificent, Chloe, Capella,Exhlbitai, 

 Leader, Generaliissimo, Prince Arthur, Virgin Queen, Galttei 



FANCY PELARGONIUMS.— Any 12 of the followiu Ia: 

 Advancer, Annette, Caliban, Captivation, Carlotta Grisi. F 

 nation, Fleur de Marie, Nerea, Formosissima, Gipsy Queen, Ladj 

 Downes, Picturata, Prima Donna, Perfection, and Prince Albr 



Catalogues with full descriptions on application, Woudluil 



Nursery, Isleworth. 



T OHN HARRISON begs to offer to the Trade tb 



*J undermenlioned plants, of which he has a large stock. 



Rose Manetti, strong cutting 255. Orf.p.lW 



Raspben y, Northumberland Fillbasker, the 

 best variety in cultivation, 20s. per 1C0 ... 

 Do. Fastolff, 8s. per 100, or 



Do. W Usher Red Globe, 



D^. Magnum Bonum ... 



Rhubarb, Victoria, strong 



Do. Royal Albert, do. ... 



Currants, Victoria, 1 year old... 



Do. do. 2 years old, stron 



Do. Black Naples, 1 year 



Do. do. do. 2 years 



Do, do. Bang-up, extra fine 



Arbor- Vita?, 1J to 2 feet 



Juniper, Swedish, 1£ feet 



Cupressus Funebris, 1J feet 



Delphinium Barlowi, strong 

 Roses of all the best varieties in cultivation, ui "» — - 

 has a stock of many thousands, one year established in pots, m 

 fit for immediate forcing. — Nursery, Da rlington, March 3. 



]U E W AND CHOICE SEED 



■*-^ Feee by Post or Carriage Paid. 



Holcus saccharatus, per s. d. Helichrysum brachyrbp- '•' 



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packet of 500 seeds ... 1 

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packet of 12C0 seeds ... 2 

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very early, half oz. 



Picridium vulgare, 



salad, per packet 



Olive-shaped white Ra- 

 dish, 1 oz 



Rose China do., winter, 

 per packet 



Yellow Turnip do., very 

 early, 1 oz _ 



Abronia umbellata, p. pkt. 1 

 Alon ■ Warczewicsi, 

 splendid half-hardy an- 

 nual for pots or bedding, 



orange and scarlet, 12 

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Arctotus hreviscapa, per 

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Brow:.ilaabbreviata,very 

 showy for pots or bed- 

 ding, 12 seeds 



Calandrinia umbeliata,per 

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Clintonia pulchella, p. pkt. 



Coreopsis Drummondi 

 gr^ndiflora, per packet 



Delphinium chinense. per 



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Double Convolve ?is minor, 



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chum, 50 seeds ... 

 Helichrysum corrpositnm 

 maximum, large double 



flowers from 7^° w J° ¥i i 

 scarlet, fine, per packet l J 



Heliophila trifida „ l * 

 Hibiscus Thunbergi, yet 



low, per packet... 

 Iberis umbellata violacea 



superba, per packet » 

 Impcmcea limbata, purpie, 



with clear white boraer, 



most beautiful climW ^ ( 



. 6 seeds ... ••• . ' ' ' 

 Imporooea rubro cferute*. ^ ^ 



6 seeds ... ••• /l' a f 

 Lamarkiaaurea,perpc^. 



Linum decumbens, **», ^ ^ 



per packet '«;„ Jl 



Lisiantluis Russelhanus, ^ % 



100 seeds... ... /T| | 



Lobelia ramosa, V^J^ 

 Lupinus guatemaleJW Q f 



per packet — . *J_ 

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The Horticultural 

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near the Cremorne ci ardens. 



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per packet 



Double dark Dianthus^ 



extra, per packet 

 Gomphrena Haageana, 



orange, per packet ... 

 Gypsophiia muralis, red, 

 dwarf, suited for border- 

 ing, very prettv, 25 



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Hehanthnscalifornicus,fl. 



pl., 10 seeds 



Heliantl 9 argophvllus, 

 silvery folia and yel- 

 low nlo? .12 S( ". • x 



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Phlox Leopold!, perpesw* | 



Portulaca aurea, * q i 



splendens „ q i 



Thellusom,, 

 Rhodanthe Manglesi, F A $ 



packet ... . -:.. s per 

 Salpiglossis variabilis P- fl 



pHcket ... ••* ery 

 Sahbatia campestns, , 



handsome h alt ^S. 

 annual for pots or J^ 

 ding, pink with reu t 



eve 50 seeds ••• w n 



8a e p y onarTa mnltlWjf 



Schizopetalnm ^ r * 1 * ... « 



per packet 



Zinnia el tns 



j packet 



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cocci 



iiiesr 







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~ - »i ^nng 1 Apartment 



eisea. fhe Varser Establishment 



^ d £S 



is 



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Collections sni I f or c .petition of the finest WW* 

 Asters . lH Stocks, Balsams, Lark.-pnr.s, Mangoiu 



and Zinnias, from . ed. to . /. _ gj. 



Dioscoiea Batatas .'#. 6d.; or live sets for it ' Mti 0. 

 THOMAS JACKSON and SON, Kingston-on-* 







