THE G AR 1>K N E RSVCHRONICLB. 



Maicb ]ft 



GAINES 



i» SCARLET U N 1 Q U t. 



XT GAIN KS btgt to inform the nobility, mtrj , ind 



JN . mdi In ^ril that ho can -upplT -treat healthy jUots 

 of the abuts beautiful variety 



AGRICULTURAL 

 MEADOW * PASTURE 



xc. 



and 



Inkiiia nroducin* msgnlncant truces of brilliant warlet flowers. 

 K wm «Wb^d »t the Cbtewlrk and R«ra. Botanic H ortleo - 

 t^Il g£ws. where It w« considered a *reat novelty, and w* 



SEE.-, 

 GRASSES, 



of Edinburgh 



t'RSKirvME*, and Wood 

 Agricultural Society 



their English Customers and the 



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SS!W taMfaf P"*P<"-». ^rice ft*, per plant ; when three 

 mre taken, a fourth will be lent to compensate for cf™*«. 



A UeecriptJ™ List of hia large CoUectton of Wf rgonlume. 

 DeblUuTu.ih Show and Fancy varieties also Store, Oreenboi iw 

 Jnd liard wooded Plant., may be laid poat free, by applying at the 

 Nursery, Surrey Lane, Battarsea, Surrey. 



PELARGONIUMS, 



FUCHSIAS, PANSIES. VERBENAS, ETC. 



JOHN DOUSON asd SON having a large and 

 health v stock of the above, beg to otter them at the low prices 

 aftxed; the plants are all la the rkeat health aud require lm«o- 



d! PEl! ARG C& I U M S from named variaUea, 12*, 21 j, 30* ^s., 



^^8rE r S d °a*n>it-nite collection, *#., \2s« and 18*. per dozen. 



Ft 141 AS, 12 ftoe varieties, Inclu ling \ W***- Qj» of 

 Hanc r. chass of Unci. lory, l)uke of Wellington, 



Ac, 10* older varieties, 9*. and 12*. per dozen. 



TlKl'.l \ V8, the beet of last season* English and French 

 varieties, «#. and !>r. per dozen. A genera! descr ve Catalogue 

 of the above may be had for one postage lump. 



Woodlands Nursery. Islaworth. 



YEAH 



I 'OK MnKB THAN A HUNDRKD 



r thu SKKl'S grown by Will LER, of Gloucester, have 

 held in hi^h repute in the West of I ugland, tor geouineas, 



r f end aaeellent qtiaJitr- The Si. collection conUina all t 

 iteda Jijjcemij f<>r the year's iuppty of a large garden ; the 30*. 



eolUcti - contains Sangater'a No. I. and Mir/beard's Nonpareil 

 Ptma V f-l.r'a Imperial fabbage ; Rlcton Cos tuca; New- 

 ington V *r Brans; with other choice aorta of Peas, IJeans, 

 and Seeds suitable r a moderate zed garden ; aud the 15*. col- 

 lection co uprisen the Seeds suitable for a araall garden. 



loose «Uecti->ns will bo forwarded carriage free, and every 

 depend ce ty be placed on the deads contained in them.— 



,J.l lias a Sc Son, Seed ■: rowers, «.lou< r, Seedsmen to 



the Otoueastershire Agricultural Society. Established in the 

 ••fly p»rt of lbs i*-.h century. 



~""~" NEW 



09 Scotland beg to ta«™^«^^ t (KM SEEDS of every 

 Public that they are now ^^/^V' and for which they 

 description, saved from genuine stocks, ana 



respectfully solicit orders implements, 



Also Garden Seeds, Flower Seeds, ^ p ^ 



Draining Tools, and everyth ng connectea wita 



Causes will be ,«£ on W^J gtreett West minster. 

 vYffk £^%*m£Z^ experienced Bailiffs, 



Gardeners, and 1 Me n. . « n ,«"Tccnc " 



asranow AND PASTURE CRASS SEEDS. 



GEORGE ™IBBS and Co., 26, Down Street, 



VJ Piccadilly beg to announce that their Mixtnres of Grass 

 S ^.ar^ow«an/forde.ivery at the following pr-ces:- 



M.xturea for laying Land down to permanent Grass for light, 

 M Kf and otLr g solls (allowing , bushels and W :l£to the 



M ixturesjr Pa* or Field Lawns (allowing 2 hushels an£12 lbs. 



Mixtures*?™ improving and renovatine: old Grass Land 1*. per lb. 



Mixtures f finest sorts) for forming Lawns 1*. Ai. per ID. 



These Seeds are are all new, and have all been properly cleaned 

 and their growing properties fully tested. Directions for sowing 



™TZTo™£* Priced AGRICULTURAL CATALOGUE 

 will shortly be readv, and will be forwarded free on application. 



GEORGE GIBBS & CO., Seedsmen, 



26, Down Street, Piccadilly, London. 



C" HARLES TURNER bees to intimate that his 

 New SPRING CATALOGUE is now ready, and contains 



BEAT 



FUCHSIAS WITH wnMt ^ 



r UCOMBE, PINCE and CO. hX hSj^U: 



L-J that thev shall bo T^rAr,» r p^ f^ ...».r lve tf > Slia^ 



WHITE 



L-J that they shall be prepared to send oii*\ i,lt ^ 

 entirely novel Seedling Fuchsias, early in \\L . ° •PHSzJ 



FLORENCE NICHTlNc A Tr t: - 



Pure white corolla, with brilliant c«i.. *** »■ L 



Pure white corolla, with brilliant scarlet senal « 

 an extremely lovely and novel variety. ^ uBtlj 



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descriptive lists of- 



Dahliss, 

 Fancy Dahlias, 

 Cinerarias, 



Verbena*, 

 Fuchsias, 

 Hollyhocks, 

 Chrysanthemums, 



including several 





arnations, 



I'icotees, 



Pinks, 



Pansies, 



Auriculas, 



Shrubby Calceo- 

 larias, 



Scarlet and Horse- 

 shoe Geraniums, 

 Delphiniums, 

 Mimulus, 

 1 'entstemons, r 



Petnntas, { -*v 



Bedding Plants, &c, 



CALANTHIFLORA-PLENA 



(The Double Snowdrop Corolla'd Fuchsia 

 ouble white corolla, resembling a fine lar^Jj 

 drop, with rich scarlet sepals; altogether distinct f n ** 1 

 of the kind ever yet produced. Price 10*. frf earl, u Wb 

 The usual discount to the Trade when thrw. «*Z 



Exeter Nursery, Exeter^ KsTA,,!^^ 



SEEDS CARRIAGE FReT~ 



OUTTON'S COLLECTIONS OF Rt» 



O —A Clergyman., whom we have had the hononr nf Di 



many years, writes us :— u I have muck satisfaction i ****** 

 ing your Seeds to various friends, as I find th»u are J™?***' 

 vjith them;" and another purchaser says, "/ riy ., Hch J^m 

 numerous a Collection, so good in quality 7 f ram any houM?'**** 



We therefore confidently recommend those gentienL v 

 not themselves acquainted with the best sorts of Vp ° Ir^ 

 order immediately (while we have a large Stock wT^* 

 undermentioned complete Collections: — * ^^li 



KITCHEN GARDEN SEKDS. 

 No. 1. A complete Collection, for one year's supply 

 No. 2. A complete Collection, in reduced quantities 

 No. 3. Ditto Ditto Ditto 



No. 4. Ditto Ditto Ditto 



HARDY AND SHOWY FLOWER SEEDS (Po<TmS 

 Jo. 5. A Collection of the best 50 sorts known TR- 



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No. 5. A collection ol the best 50 sorts known 

 . 6. A Collection of the best 36 sorts known 

 No. 7. A Collection of the best 24 sorts known 



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PANSIES. 



HLLIAM JAMU ON is prepared toaend out fine 



healthy plants of the following, viz.:— 

 CAPTAI JiAR( VY (jAMilsOJr), yellow ground, upper 



fitttJs dark glossy maroon, lower petals margined with the same, 

 lea flat a *!y smooth on the edge, ground colour all one 



•hade. This lows? was submitted to the Editor of the Gvr- q^JJ 

 dtrvcri ( m'ulr who thus notices It in that Paper, !» p j Tankard 



J ily l. 1-4, psfte «8: WJ P. Your yellow ground nower in K **»"^ 



lUtinct and well ehsped, with a good bold eye; It is of medium 



ix*\ and we should say, If we may Judge from the number of 



bloom* set that it Is constant ; all the bloooss (four) are uniform 



and gorwl (« 



TOPAZ. (Jamiis . deep yellow, fine form and snbstance. 



The f »wiog it the opinion of Mr. Turner, Editor of the 



• Mods in the October Number, 1853 :— " W J P. A very good 

 yellow self, rich dense eye, medium sise ;" it was slso awarded a 



ertidcste at the Glasgow and West of Scotland Horticultural 

 Show, August 17th, 1863; 5*. 



The * wance to the trade. ! orders most be accompanied 

 try a remittance.— Address, WrrxiAH JasrtlsoK, 4, Wellmeadow 



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SUPERB 



new Dahlias, new Verbenas, new White 

 Bedd in ^Calceolarias, &c, offered for the first time. Can be had 

 on sppl lest i on .— Royal Nursery, JHongb. 



6 THE S EE D TRADE. 



TURNIP SEEDS, &c. 



Skirving's or Liverpool Swede | Orange Globe Wurzel 



Lalng'i 



White Globe Turnip 



Broccoli, of sorts . 



reil Peas 



Falrbeard's Nonpa 



Cole's Crystal White Celery. 



W. J. Epps can with confidence offer the above (not large quan- 

 tities), having been grown from the best selected stocks possible. 

 — Prices sent on application. 



Seed Establishment, High Street. Maidstone, March 10. 



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HOICE FLOWER SEED 



FOR PRESENT SOWING. Per packet. 

 Pansy, saved from 100 of the best varieties, by name 



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_ NEW HYBRID HEATHS. 



I UCOMBE, PiNCE, and CO., are now prepared to 

 ~* send o I their beautiful well- known New Hybrid HEATHS; 

 ley were ei bited at the Horticultural Society's meeting in 

 Regent .Street, and obtained the large Silver Medal. The follow- 

 iag is the description given by the Editor of the Gar< letters? 

 >«i><v. May 28, 185S: — 



Polyanthus, do. 

 Verbena, do. 

 Hollyhock, do. 

 Calceolaria, do. 

 Gloxinia, do. 

 Daisy, do. 



I Antirrhinum, do. 





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50 do. 



50 do. 



60 of the most superb kinds „ 



24 do., spotted varieties 



30 newest varieties 



50 of the new Belgian do. do. ... 



20 best named varieties 

 Anemone, from the most showy and brilliant kinds 



80 pnekets of new and choice Flower Seeds 



The above, per post, free. Postage stamps received in payment. 

 YOUELL and CO., Royal Nursery, Great Yarmouth. 



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BEGONIA OPULIFLORA. 



Guelder Rose Begonia. 



" Meiers. JUcombe, Pihcb, and Co. re Ived a Large ' H H. GARDINER begs to offer strong Plants of the 



Mtticr Vtdal for a collection of new Hybrid Cape Heaths ^* following:— BEGONIA OPULIFLORA; flowers pure 

 ._• r r ... jj « • - , . . ~ . - ! white, with golden stamens in large heads resembling the 



Guelder Rose, and flowers profusely throughout the season. 

 Strong plants each 10s. Qd. 



consisting of Lmdleyana, Eximicmmx, Insignis, Pulcher- 

 rima, Exqvmta, an H tulaflora *tepero«, all fine kinds 

 pom ng larat bold towers and I jht clear colours; 

 they were stated to have been raised from Massoni, 

 Amjmllacm, Sprengelli, Hartnelli, and Aristata, all it 

 will be seen good parwts," 



I ... P snd i d. can assure sll cultivators of this beautiful tribe 

 of Plants that these fine varieties cannot fail to give satisfaction, 

 as they possess excellent habits and have large rich coloured 

 flower- f much substance, which are produced in great profusion 

 properties that fully justify L.. P., and Co. i n very strongly 

 recommending them to the public. Price, 3f. the set of six. 



^^^^■l r Nursery, Exeter. IMabli shed 1720. 



NEW PLANTS. 



A VERSCHA Y KELT, Nursery* A*,Ghent % Belgium, 



± X • begs to offer to Amateurs and to the trade his following 



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Each— s. d. 

 BEGONIA PRESTONIENSIS. strong plants 



SUPERBA 

 SEMPERFLORENS 

 INSIGNIS 



HYDROCOTYLIFOLIA MANICATA 

 Also the following choice Seeds free by post :— Per pekt. 

 CALCEOLARIA, from spotted and striped varieties 

 CINERARIA, from the best flowers 

 PRIMULA, fine fringed extra fine 

 PHLOX DRUMMONDL fine mixed 

 MYOSOTIS AZORICUS (Forget-Me-Not) 

 ABRONIA UMBELLATA 

 Fant Nursery. Maidstone. 



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ACHIMENE3 (TEEVIBANIA), AMBROISE VERSCIIAF- 



ov. hree plan are taken. 



TTIMSAWAR8CEWICZI; msgnlficent plant for foliage, and 

 particularly for the flower. It is the finest gesr.eriaceous 

 plant i all: a correct drawing is figured in L Itmtstbatiov 

 Hor u Number 1. 1855. Strong plants are now ready for 

 sale, each 15*.— N.B. One over if two plants are taken 



*TW S 2??? J"A RI,V > ™*CB CAMILLE DE 

 koham. This is the finest hardy variety raised; a correct 



.!? l r rln £j s fi ^ ,mi in llu TRATToy Hoeticole, Number 2 

 1865. This variety is warranted to be quite hard v, and verr 

 free bloomer. Nice plants will be sent out next May, each 15f 

 N.B. One over if three plants are taken. 



To^fr n Streit LOnd0I,: **' R * SlLBERaAD » 5 ' Har P Lane, Great 



Rhubarb 



T> ASS and BROWN, Seed and Horticultural Estab- 



-*-^ lishment, Sudbury, Suffolk, offer the following :— s 

 Bailey's Early Monarch, a splendid early sort. Particulars 



see Bass & Brown's Seed and Plant List. Per root .. 2 



Salt's Crimson Perfection, per root ... *" 7 



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SUTTON'S CATALOGUE OF SEEDS will be sent wfe. 

 John S ut ton & Sons. Seed Grow ers, Reading, BprkJ/ 



SUPERB DOUBLE HOLLYHOCKS 



TOSEPH BUTLER, Gardener to 1L Hills ft. 



O Colne Parke, Ilalstead, Essex, begs to inform t£2 

 that he has now ready to send out a large STOCK of npiUTJ 

 the superb DOUBLE HOLLYHOCKS in cultivati^ii? 

 from 6s. to 25s. per doz. if left to J. B.'s selection. CaUkS 

 sent on application, enclosing one penny postage stamp. pS 

 of seed saved from this superb collection on the receipt cfs 

 postage stamps post free. Post-office Orders on Halstetd** 

 office from unknown correspondents. A liberal allowance to fc 

 tr ade. — Marc h 10. 



GENUINE WHITE and BROWTTPORTUC* 



VX ONION SEED, growth of 1854, 3s. 6d. per lb. Cute 

 paid to any railway station in England on all orders of Ml* 

 than 40s. value,and smaller quantities free a proportionate dktat. 

 N.B. A Price List of Garden and Agricultural Seeds fnw 

 post on application. — Edward Taylor, Nurseryman and Sat- 

 in an. Mai ton, Yorkshire. 



IMPORTEO GERMAN FLOWER S£EDS" 



TF. WINSTANLEY has received his annul i» 

 • portation (direct from Frankfort) of unrivalled ColleAs 

 of German Seeds, including Double Ten-Week Stock? A«- 

 Zinnia elegans, Truffeaus, new Pseony- flowered Aster, net 

 beautiful, and many other varieties too numerous for insert* 

 Prices on application ; lists free by post. 

 28, Market Place , Man c hester. 



BEAUTIFUL FLOWERS.— Twelve packets, «k 

 packet containing 1C0 Seeds, Is. ; sent free per post, UH 

 a 5*. packet sent free per rail. Abronia umhellata, Eccremotcp 

 scaber, choice Gloxinias, Lophospermum Hendersoni, Ltiiins 

 Russellianus, and every other choice variety 6d. per P^ 

 Dwarf German (10 week) Stocks, as imported, 36 varietia, «* 

 variety 3<f. per packet. — Wm. Cullikgford, 1, Edmund Tern 

 Ball's Pond, Islington, London. 



N B. Elletson's superb new late Dwarf White Broccoli W 

 (" Emperor ")» 2s. 6d. per packet. The Broccoli raised from m 

 seed weigh from 17 lbs, to 25 lbs, each. _ 



RHUBARB ROOTS for FORCING or PLANT! 

 —Strong one-vear planted roots of MYATT'S VIC 

 and LINNAEUS, MITCHELL'S BOYAL ALBERT, atfcg 

 doz.; HOWARD'S PRINCE ALBERT, 12s. per dozen. T»J 

 a larger variety than the Victoria, and is extensively cauws 

 about Manchester. Price to the trade of the above, per w» 

 1000, on application to Mersbs. J. MYATT and SONS. 



Manor Farm, Deptford. March t0.____ 



CINERARIAS 



Fine flowering plants from Turner's best s** 4 "£J 

 60 and 48 pots, just coming into bloom, at from 4*.toM.p*!T 

 Also fine plants of named varieties, consisting of Mr. 



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Huntim 



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pHEAP AND GOOD 



nd 48 pots, just coming into bloom, at from 4*. to 6j-l 

 ____D fine plants of named varieties, consisting of »r. 

 S. Herbert, Adela Yilliers. Garland, Constellation, wj, 

 Campbell, Kate Kearney, Flora M'lvor, Etoile ds\ew. 

 at 9^. per dozen.— Wood & Inge am. Nurseries^ 



DOUBLE ITALIAN TUBEROSE BOJR 

 45. per dozen.—The annual importation "J^^ 

 named beautiful and fragrant Flower has just been i™T|^ 

 large and well selected Bulbs may be obtained, ^L^ 

 appointment, at A. Cobbett's Foreign Warehouse 1 ^ 

 N.B. Printed regulations for treatment sent; aiso, j«- 



Mitchell 



chells Royal Albert, Myatt's Linnpeus, and Mvatt's 

 Victoria Giant, each per dozen 7s. &?., or Is. Sd. each. 



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^ILLIAWS' EVERGREEN CLIMBING ROSE 



ILL1AM WOOD a*d SON, Woodlands N 



urcery. 



Mamfield, near Uckfield, Sn»ex, have strong Plants of 



highly interesting 



?£3 !2.™ , A ^ h, . re ^Plenden.s, fertilised with Yellow' 



Z!^-"^?" t0 i''« cl_a«i of Erensmen Climbing rZI was 



l-tnSil5 r lI*.V knd *. ,e «»nt habit 



is a 



iifcnSe;^^^ Hke tho% „hta 



partake of the eSSSt?^ ' n f y^ Ho^i^'K?^ b » ds 

 creamv white, denci«msiv .L2!l 1*25* ,*' It8 fl( >^ers are 



racemes of 12 to Tm^tiS^ZT^' ™ d T borne in lon & 

 «il. It is highly denffbta ^ft °. ,bei - ng P rod11 ^ from ever? 

 verandah., or b^S^S^^SlSi "*"*> Uttice work » 

 nnequalh b* ; of »n «S2n^ , i lndj M a P iIIac Rose » *■ 

 «-^or; W h^.,„7t n .tf^ ^ forming 



st beautiful variety, pvmiZ7~* n J'J 0T ^l^ts it is a 



finely. dhuds. Uonfyreq^ ° f it8 



the est Climbim* Roae for all wS^JFJZ? to .. be P^nounced 



Good established Plants ataS " W^aVi? Z X^™' 

 mm to the trade, and a fortheV ^SS^SLS" Mn * 1 *" ow ' 



more are ordered at once. action when one dozen or 



STRAWBERRIES. 



For Particulars see Seed axd Plant Li^t 

 Admiral Dundas (Myatt's), per dozen 

 Scarlet Nonpareil (Patterson's;, per dozen 

 Omar Pacha (Ward's), per dozen 

 Magnum Bonum (Barrett's), per dozen 



Other best older sorts, 3s. to 10s". per 100. 



POTATOES. 



n •*• t. ^ True ANI) Free from Disease. 



British Queen, per bushel of 56 lbs. 

 Sodeu's Early Oxford do. 

 Flour Ball do. 



York Regents do'. 



For other sorts see Seed and Plant List 

 r ine trained Apricots, Peaches, Nectarines, Plums, & c . 

 Goods (not under 20s.) Carriage Free to all the London 

 Termini, or on the Eastern Counties, Colchester line. 



WILLIAM 



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MASTERS and 



r. „ SON, Landscape 



Po . 2ff? K f 1SRa > ^URBERTMiy and Seedsmen, Exotic Nursery 



Tl^^'m^^^ . Col, f r ions of VEGETABLE a7d 

 cultiv.H^ SELDS ' containing the most desirable varieties in 

 cultivation. VI ETABLB SEEDS. 



> 0. 1. Collection for a large garden, containing 20 quarts 



?L # S n f ^^^wts for succession. 10 best 



sorts of Broccoli, 8 do. of Lettuce, with all other 



Vegetables m proportion ... fc> 



No. 2 The best new and other sorts in smaller quantities 1 



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WlLLUfl Masters & ^r^^X'Z^J^^ 58 ' , 

 beg to intimate to their kind natrnr,^ tlJ Hi ™ Sslons ' and 

 included in these Collections C he etc eVifv"^? t0 ta 

 I Gardeners, from the newly printed lists' tottd SnS^™ 



10 

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very moist and open Parmasan Cheeses ___ ^^ 



AY'S MAGNUM BONUM; LETTUCE.-^ 



who were disappointed last season in /eoaiunff ^ 

 can now have it by early application, in Packets ► w. ^ 

 post. We have numerous letters to show, ^, cei ™\ maj n 

 who had it last season, asserting that it is the ro"* ^ 



Lettuce they ever saw.— Address, Henry 31 ai, 



series, nearBed ale, Yorkshire. — _ zT^m n 



T OIIN GRIGOR and CO., Nubseries, J or J^ 



O have for sale several millions of Seedhn? ?na 

 TRUE HIGHLAND SCOTCH PINE P»; A * ^ gtn^ 1 

 Seeds collected in the celebrated native I otp^ %f(t tfX 

 They have received the numerous premiums m " llinfl frrJJ 

 the Highland and Agricultural Society otw^^ 



propagation of the true native Pine. 1 » e » v d€ ^JP 

 plants compared with the produce of plantea w . ^. 

 bv cultivation, will be seen on referring l ^ hl U^lfV^ 

 Tree" in Mortem' s Agricultural Cyclop^h V™ ' 

 and Son. Priced Lists on application 



AMERICAN N ^^Ufvfi 



GEORGE BAKER'S DESCRIPl^^ 



VJ LOGUE of AMERICAN P"^ p^^ 

 him in the Royal Botanic Gardens, Regent 

 by inclosing two postage stamps. stoc fc of 



G. B. begs to call attention to nw ""« &c - 

 Hollies, Coniferous Plants, Ornamental bm - ^ 

 Nursery, Windlesham, near Bagshot, ** Va** ^ 

 Station, South- Western Railway, wheie 



obtained. Z: n t\ve *' 



PLANTS. 



A MEH1CAN 



the coming „ „..-., — , ,. io(rln ,„ B --. 



two stamps for postage. As everything ^ flt tl ^ 

 Plants is crown to an imcqualiea e.^ provide"^ 



CATALOGUE of HARDY W*-£Z ****&> 



intending purchasers would do well 

 with this Catalogue. 

 WATER ER and 



to 



their own | WATERFJt an-d GOPFRFV Nepnew n 

 application. ] late H-- a Waterer, Knap HiU Nursw/? 



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