Till: GARDENERS' CHRONICLE. 



[March 



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PERMANENT PASTURE. , 



TI U SMITHS? of K» ".<•' SRSS*', 



|-| " , fixtures of the N IXIAL 



'** &c ., 4c to lay *>w , 



Land to Penna • ..; Lawn, or an 



^^^Tibe^rtf^rate M ( of the secies , 

 other porpo^ « •«•""" Adveuisor, si.d he will bestow be 



XS^lX. £5^.neh m 'rtgn-nn tut aixturea 



BEDDING AND OTHER PLANTS. 



T -" and A. SMITH'S Descriptive LIST of the under- 



r • mentioned is now rea. and may be ha.l, post free, on 



^plication :— Antirrliiii.il. Verbena Fuchsia". Scarlet Gers- 



,Cl Cak larias, Petunias, I Hoi ntstemona Chry- 



, tnemiinn. Mtmulua, Salvias,! Climbers in variety.. 



nl" a miscellaneous Collection , ,f • .nuse PUllta. 1 hey have 



now in bloom Cytisus racei as, ranas In variety, Primula 



ensis. Acacia armata, 1), zia grscilis, Erica Tl illmorea, Ac. 



The Trade supplied.— Imlwich. rey, M ar ch 24. ^ 



To Farmers, Potato Growers, and Others. 



DOUBLE ITALIAN TUB 

 is. per dozen. — The annual imi„, llBnon 

 named beautiful and fragrant Flower 1 . hut h*on 



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N.R. Printed regulations for treatment sent- al» 

 very moist and open Parmatsan Cheeses. ' ' ' 



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H. BROWN offer the U 



JACKSON'S PATENT PREPARATION 



FOR 



PRESERVING POTATOES, WHEAT, AND OTHER SEEDS 



,,, , s aw flu R KV kOEB of the SLUG. (.RUB, and WIREWORM, in •edition to which the CHOPS are brought 

 d ill HI LTH am Of K, and th« yield is greatly increased, in proof which the following extracts are given 



From 



forward 



from numerous lettt 



EXTRACTS: 



Om of ths fields of th ia farm, the property of M 3 ta sbhry. 



planted with Regent locates* in April last, soma of which 



were prepared by you. 1 result now La, that the whole otfthe 



crop from the unprepared tit a la thoroughly d.see I. and hard] 

 , the titrabi taking up; * I« those rated I the side of 

 frwii the prepared seta are not only in a beautiful state of 

 preservation from the disease, bu »a much greater — 



the Potatoes are more in is than t era; Indeed, it thei 



were no g as the disease to be fear It d he worth 



the trouble and expanse t prepar c the sets by your 1 

 ♦ret >r the sake of the Impi ed crops. I shall certainly, * 

 the futun repare all my I* ea tor seed by y .rocess ; and 

 I intend to adopt it for preserving my Wheat from the Smut, 



"G. I- Baxter. 



11 Belmont Farm, l.itham, Kent, Aug**t28, 1864." 



Admiral Sir J. A. ( *, 1 Maries i!o<its. -wris. 



sa,- I have received y« e of th« 16th. The Potah 



that came here from En I by Mi Jack 



were planted In a r of new g »nd. and ac« -'img to the 

 directions sent bv him along with them as to istanee between 

 t! pi* hey cam . well, with strong healthy sterna 



I have now taken the whole crop up. and there is not the 



Sold by M. urlw. > A CtJMimfS smen, 



rent Garden; all Seedsmen And Chemists; and at tl 

 Three or ur Pounds, or in Hulk the use of Farmers a 



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 tit for use, at least a third part are diseased. I 

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



great boon.— I am, Ac, John Shanks, 



" Forester, Kildrummy Castle. 



11 Kildrummy Castle, Aberdeenshire, November 17, 1854." 



u 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 year I have 

 ha idly bad a sonnd Potato, and I now find the crop perfectly free 

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

 Same sort, unprepared, which were planted at the same time, and 

 next to them, are diseased and eaten by worms. 



"The Potatoes nun the Prepared Seed were so remarkably 

 good that 1 was induced to weigh them, and I found, to my great 



astonishment, that they were as 200 to 150 of the others, or about 



") per cent, in tavour of your preparation. 



" T. Austen, Nurseryman and Seedsman. 



" Black heath, Kent, 24th August, 1854." 



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Garden: and John K f.rn an. Seedsman. 4. Great Re sell Street. 



ESSRS. J ~ „ — „ v „ x , MUt5r xne frvli^- 



- CHOICE PLANTS, &c. f which they will forwrfH 

 part :— ^ti^ 



Andromeda floribunda, per dozen ... w -„ *• 



I Azaleas, new hardy Belgian varieties, one of a sort hi * 

 name on their own roots ^ By 



25 Azaleas, American varieties, do. do. ... '*' '" * 

 Hardy Heaths, Ledum sf and Kalmias, per dozen . ' '*' ** 

 25 Hardy American Plants, one of a sort, by name *" J 

 12 Rhododendrons, including scarlet, white and rose '" S 

 Fine hardy Scarlet Rhododendrons, 1 to 2 feet, per dozen"* t% 

 New Yellow Rhododendrons, in pots, each ... 3t. 6tf £ 1 

 6 Fine hardy Magnolias, one of a sort ... w ,;d ' 



50 Dwarf Roses, two of a sort, on their own roots ...' '" 2 

 Standard Roses, superb sorts, per dozen ... tM ^ Z !! 

 Fine climbing Roses, of sorts, per dozen ... ,„ ** 



Bourbon Roses, budded, 1 »t, fine for beds oredginrg fo tt 

 Fitz-Rnya, Saxe-Gotha^a, Cephalotaxus, Libocedrus each a 

 Wellingtonia ? " - " J — ----- - - ' ■ 



Coni ferae 



ia gigantea, and other choice and cheap hardy 



(see list). 



Cedar of Lebanon, 2 to 3 feet, well grown, per dozen, 12t. to ir 

 Greenhouse Azaleas, choice varieties, per dozen ... 12s.to tt 



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12 Camellias, with buds, fine sorts, for 



50 choice Greenhouse plants, one of a sort 



Orchid ea Plants, beautiful species, by name, per dozen 



24 choice Ericas, one of a sort ... 



24 choice Fuchsias, fine proved varieties 

 6 Tree Carnations, choice sorts 



Verbenas and Petunias, best new sorts, per dozen 

 First Class Carnations, Picotees, and Pinks, per dozen 



25 choice Pansys, one of a sort— 



12 Pseonias new white, pink and blush, of sorts 



25 choice hardy herbaceous plants named ... 



Choice Flower Seeds, 20 papers, 5s. ; 45 ditto, 10s. Free by po* 



FRUIT TREES. 



Fine standard and dwarf-trained Apples, Plums, Pears, t 

 and Cherries of the very best sorts, 2s. 6d. each, or per do*. % 

 Fine Gooseberries, Currants, and Raspberries, per dozen 

 Figs, Medlars, Quinces, Walnuts, and M ulberries, each m f 

 Filberts, new thin shelled and red skinned, per dozen ... 3 

 Strong Vines, from eyes and layers, in pots, per dozen ... 18 



A large stock of fine Transplanted Scotch Larch and Sprat 

 Firs, cheap. Also Evergreen Shrubs of all kinds. 



New Priced Catalogues of Plants and Seeds h/fctL 



Albion Nursery, Stoke Newington, London.— March J4. 



LAUltE 



HE 



MILLION. 



DAVID FERGUSON, Landscape Gardener and Contracting Planter, 



CI AN sup* ly LAURELS, 6 to 9 inches in height, 501. per 100,000 ; 9 to 18 inches, 100Z. ; 18 to 30 inches, 150Z.. ; 30 to 50 inches, 200Z. Fine bushy Cedrns Deodw, 

 / 12 to 50 inche 100*. per 1 Very fine Specimen Yew^, 4 to 5 feet 100/. per 1000. Very fine Double Pink and Single Crimson Thorns, 5 to 7 feet, 100Z. per 5000. Bushy Tree Box, 18 till 



inches, 601. peril- ferherta A folia, 12 to 24 inches, 20/. per 10,000. Cotoneaster Microphilla, 25*. per 5000. Evergreen Privet, 20?. per 20,000. Aucubas, 18 to 24 inches, 40S. per m 



Very tine I g a! Laurels, Variegated II *, Auracarias, Crvpt.uneria Japonic 1, Irish Yews, Phillyreas, Standard and Dwarf Budded Roses, Sp nice, Hazel. Elms and Limes for Afws* 

 A few very tine dwarf worked May I>uk> cherry Trees, full of flower buds. Cedar of Lebanon, 2 to 



Tom Thumb Geraniums, &r.. 10/. per 1000. — No more Orders taken for Bedding Plants till after the 20th Ol «. f .h. . _. 



D. V. waa many yesrs Gardiner to the late P. C. Labouchere, Esq., 1 1 viands, Essex, and is well acquainted with Forcing Grapes, Peaches, Apricots, Raspberries, Strawberries. Melons, Yim 

 leans, I-ettnee, Carrots, &c, on the Dutch vatem, which is superior to the 1 fish, where a stud of horses is kept. D. F., to save trouble, distinctly wishes it to be understood majjis 

 « Contract. ft | ff Carrying out the Wort his time and patience will not admit of any interference but with his Employers. D. F. will r " a1 «~"-** ~i^»™ i» rammmnnAina' twn VVorkintf Gawewr 



ler aiiimm, with Cottage, &c; the other will be satiafied with 60*., and are well worth the notice of any Lady or Gentle 



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I JBUaUHU. rfcUStJS, O^lUUC, UfliOi. XJAMixn «»» ^.^.v,- . v . "■ 



Heliotropes in five or six varieties, very strong, 8J. per m 



re«juir«80*. 



Gentleman in want of such. 



PLANS OF HOUSES AND PITS, ETC., FURNISHED ON THE DUTCH AND ENGLISH SYSTEMS 



— 



ST0WE, BUCKINGHAM. 



WEST 



OF 



AND 



ESTABLISHED 1786. 



ENGLAND AGK1CULTURAL 



ESTABLISHMENT, 



FOR THE SUPPLY OF EVERY .REQUISITE FOR THE FARM AND GARDEN. 



UNION ROAD, PLYMOUTH. 



HORTICULTURAL 



WrxOn tf)t gatraiMg* of xn80 



mm GftACi* Majesty the Qubbn, Hia Royal Hmtcim the Prince of Wales and Duke of Cornwall, His Majesty the King of the Belgian^ ff** Tstperial Highness the 



of Bbarant, Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Orleans, His Excellency he Nfl-yulese Ambassador and Suite. 



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His Grace the Archbilhop of York. 

 If is^Graoe the Dnks of Bedford. 

 His Grace the I hike of Devonshire. 

 His * Ace i he Duke of Lei 

 His race the Duke of Marlborough. 

 His race the Duke of Somerset 

 ThSfXoat lion, th Corryngham 



The Right Hon. the Ear! of Besboronffe. 



The Right Hon. the Earl of B gtoo. 



Tin- iini » Dowager of Craven. 



The'Connfesa Dowager of Mac< «?field. 



The Right Hon. the Karl of Falmouth. 



The Right Hon. the Earl of Fortescne. 



The Right Hon. the Earl Howe. 



The Right Hon. the Earl of Morley. 

 The Right Hon. the Earl of Mount Edgcumbe. 

 The Right Hon. the Earl of Portsmouth. 

 The Eight Hon. the Earl of St. Germans. 

 The Right Hon. the Earl of Roseberry. 

 The Right Hon. the Earl of Wilton. 

 Th" Eight Hon. Lord scount Ehrington. 

 The Ri-ht Hon. Lord Viscount Lorton. 

 The Right Rev. Lord 1 p of Ely. 



The Right Rev. Lord Bishop of Exeter. 

 The Right Rev. Lord Bishop of M i. 

 The Right Rev. Lord Bishop of O »ry. 

 The Right Rev. Lord Bishop of 1 .on. 

 The Right Hon. and Rev. Dean of Windsor. 



The Right Hon. Lord Ashburton. 



The Right Hon. Lord Oranmore. 



The Right Hon. Lady Bassett. 



The Right Hon. Lord Bolton. 



The Right Hon. Lady Elizabeth Brownlow. 



The Right Hon. Lord Carew. 



The Right Hon. Lady Churchill. 



The Right Hon. the Baroness de Sternberg. 



The Right Hon. Lady Fortescue. 



The Right Hon. Lord Graves. 



The Right Hon. Lady Grenville. 



The Right Hon. Lord Hill. 



The R lit Hon. Lord Lovelace. 



The K at Hon. Lord Poulett 



And upward, of two thousand of the leading aristocracy and principal families in Great Britain and Ireland. 



The Right Hon. Lady Rose. 

 The Right Hon. Lord Sherborne. 

 The Right Hon. Lord Vivian. 

 Lewis William Buck, Esq., M.u. 

 Sir John Yarde Buller, Bart., M.r. 

 R. P. Collier, Esq., M.P- 

 John Ffolliott, Esq., >*•!?• 

 [r Massey Lop< Bart., M.r . 



L. J. Bland, Esq., M.P. . up, 



Colonel William Edward Powell, ^* ^L 



The London Horticultural ?f! e a nCC Ed*i* 

 The Royal Agricultural ^^^Y^mi^ 

 The South Devon Agricultural Am 

 The Hon. the East India Company. 



WILLIAM 



RENDLE 



CO 



BY 



SEED MERCHANTS, PLYMOUTH 



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SPECIAL APPOINTMENT TO THE SOUTH DEVON AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION, AND THE ROYAL AGRICULTURAL ****** 



PR ]\Cl 1?TlW A TJ I^J^' TOT 4 Am a iT„r,,„ .,^ , ' 



SEEDS 



FOR 



PRINCE EDWARD'S ISLAND, SUPPLY ALL KINDS OF 



THE 



FARM 



AND 



THE 



GARDEN 



CARRIAGE FREE, AS PER FOLLOWING SCALE 



All Orders for Seeds above £1 (excepting heavy articles, ». Grain, Tares, Clover, Seed Potatoes, &c, will be" delivered Tree 



to any Railway Station between Plymouth and Paddington. 



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All Crdeis above £2, with the ab 



ove exceptions. Free to any Station on the Broad Gauge Railwavs, 

 and Cornwall, or to Cork, Dublin, and Liverpool, by Steamers! 



or to any 



Market Town in 



pet* 



All Orders for Seeds above £5, with the above exceptions, will be del 



W*1p* «.«,! .~ e* t> . • x, , ivered ' rif ee of Carriage, to any Railway Station i» ■■ 



Wales, and to any Steam Port in England, Wales, Scotland, and Ireland. 



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