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FOR PRESENT PLANTING. 



and BROWN offer the 



1 SELECT PLANTS:— 



HERBACEOUS PLANTS, 100 fine aLd distinct Tars , 



* 100, including newer 



ROCK PLANTS. 25 fine varieties # ... 

 DELPHINIUMS, 12 in 6 fine varieties 



very fine seedlings of splendid 



mixed colours, per 100 



DIAMHUS ATKORUBENS, splendid dark crimson 



for bedding, per doz. 



DIANTHTJS SPLENDENS, rich bright crimson, 



for ditto, per doz. 



POTENTILLAS, 12 fine varieties, 9s. ; 12 extra fine 



splendid mixed seedlings, per doz . . . 

 5 best new varieties — King of 

 Crimson, Sudbury Gem, Theodore, fihylock, and 



Julia, for ... ... ... ... ••• ••• 



HOLLYHOCKS, 12 fine varieties, per doz. 95. and 

 ANTIRRHINUMS, 12 fine varieties of richest colours 

 ROC K CIST US, dwarf, 24 beautiful vars., very distinct 

 PHLOX, 25 fine vars., 9s.; 25 beautiful newer vars. 

 Primula involucrata, most lovely white, per doz. 

 Lupinus magnificus, fine variegated blue and white, 

 each Is. 6d., or per doz. . . . 



Lupinus polyphyllus purpureus i 

 Mimulus, 6 fine varieties ... 

 Pentstemons, 12 fine varieties 

 Viola arborea, &r. per doz. ; alba, per doz. 



„ Neapolitan 6s. „ Russian „ 

 Berberis Darwini, flowering plants, per doz. 

 Escallonia macrantha, fine plants 

 Paeonia papaveracea, strong 

 Ribes, 5 best vars., 2 of each for 

 Spirea, 8 beautiful vars., 2 of each for 

 Rhododendron ponticum, fine, per doz. 

 Hardv Climbing Plants, 12 fine vars. 

 Roses, Tea-scented and Climbing, in pots, 12 fine vars. 

 Plums, Peaches, Nectarines, and Apricots, finest sorts 

 trained, very strong and fine, 12 sorts U. 16i. to 

 Standard and Dwarf Apples, Pears, Plums, and Cherries, 



&c, &c. 

 Rhubarb, Hyatt's Linnaeus, and Mitchell's Royal Alber 



following 



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m/l ESSRS E. G. HENDERSON and SON having 



duced by him, and in consequ race of an * d^ J£3£ Pi £ e , J 

 ing in the Gardeners' Chronicle from Mess m. jmk» m , 



Co, of Exeter, offe ring *™ "^W™ thought necea- 

 to those purchased of the late Mr. htorr, u f for 



one of the firm to »»^L t D " F t ^™ q «nt to Ex.tM and Newton. 

 sequence Mr. Aotmw Hbnd erso* » « rfener „ New , „ 



where he was ««»""«* m L* ho t November last Seren Pound 

 he had received in *J"L "^Sa fobUmr gardener stated) he ha 



hTeno^red^O £ ZV*^™ * I—> ** -h«. 



name or address be did not know. 



,. „ v r tt s, a on e ive the above explanation in conse- 

 n'fof uumoi stf thefr customers havioi ordewd plants at 

 q uence °* num ^ x quoted. This reduction Is made in 



H XnfnTo f tafo£.S£ Alicb they have received that leaves 

 uo doubt on their minds but that those to be sent out by Messrs 

 ruconlberPince, & Co. are similar in character to those purchased 



° f if G S HENDERSON & SON take this opportunity of stating 

 that none but the most popular and improved kinds of A egetaula 

 Seeds appear in their list, and among the Flower Se only 

 those whose beauty and merit are univendly acknowledged, 

 together with a carefully selected stock of the principal now 

 varieties Tbev would call part ilar attention to the tollowmg 

 new and choiceseeds. which they can confidently recommend :— 



Per packet — 5. d. 



Ipomcea limbata 2 6 



Leptosiphon luteum ... 



„ aureum 1 



grand 





MEADOW AND PASTURE CRAS<TcrV^ 



GEORGE GIBBS and Co., 26 2f Ds - 

 Piccadilly, beg to annoi - - - ' 

 .^Js are now ready for delivery . t wv Miuowiner n* " 



Mixtures for l&vinir Land down tn no**, A? 1 "^: 



heavy, 



aero ... ... --- ... ... #m nr, 



Mivinroa for Pur lr nr Ki«>lil l.nw«a/ellA«.i ~. "■. **«. 



Piccadilly, beg to announce that' their ijw^ 11 ^t 



.n^^^res of Q^J 



soils 



£ 



to the acre) 



s for Park or Field Lawns (allowing 2bu,h e u' L P d 8 > 



per lb. 



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Seakale, very strong, per 100 



Strawberries, newest and best sorts 



Goods carriage free (not under 20s.) to ail the London termini, 

 and all stations on the London and Norwich Colchester Line. 

 Plants added gratis with orders of 40s. and upwards. 



COMPLETE CATALOGUES on application for six penny 

 stamps, or the Spring Catalogues alone for three penny stamps, 

 or gratis to our customers who may not have received them. 

 Seed and Horticultural Establishment. Sudbury, Suffolk. 



Per packet- 

 Antirrhinum, extra fine... 

 Auricula, fine mixed 



Abronia umbellata 



Anagallis azurea grandi 



flora 



„ rubra „ 



Arctotis breviscapa 

 Aster,new Peony pyramid, 

 in packets of 10 distinct 

 colours, separate ... 

 w bouquet pyrami- 

 in packets of 12 

 distinct colours ... 

 Balsam, double Camellia- 

 flowered, in packets of 6 

 distinct colours, separate 3 

 new double Camellia 

 in packets of 10 

 distinct colours, sepa- 

 rate, extra fine 5 



urora, new double 

 crimson ... •• ... 1 



. new dble. pale yellow 1 



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TO NURSERYMEN, SEEDSMEN, 



MESSRS. E. G. HENDERSON and SON having 

 had (through their customers), a Seed Catalogue brought 



trader their notice, and which seems to have been distributed 

 throughout the whole of their connection, published by a very 

 -eminent and old established firm near London ; and on referring 

 to the same they find that all the Hardy Annuals from Nos. 1 to 

 308, the Half-hardy Annuals from Nos. 309 to 479. Hardy Biennials 

 and Perennials from Nos. 480 to 660, and the Greenhouse Plants 

 and Tender Annuals from Nos. 661 to 741 have all been copied 

 from their lists, with the full descriptions of colour, height, treat- 

 ment, and other information, even the numbers attached to each 

 article correspond with the strictest accuracy. The only altera- 

 tion is that no prices are attached, whereas, in the original 

 catalogue every article is priced. 



Messrs. E. G. II. & Sow beg to say. that as they are at some 

 •considerable expense and trouble preparing and issuing: their 

 Catalogues throughout the year, they now give notice that in future 

 They shall consider it very disreputable in any parties copying 

 them in the style above alluded to, unless the source from which 

 they derive their information is published at the time, or other- 

 wise communicating with them previously to copying the same. 



Wellington Nursery, St John s Wood. London.— April 7. 



arnation, stage flowers... 1 6 

 alceolaria, ex. ex. 2s. (ki. & 6s. 

 Cineraria, ex. ex. Is. 6d.&2s.6d. 



cocci- 



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Chrysanthemum pompone 1 



„ large flowered 1 



Calendrinia umbellata ... 



Dianthus Dunnetti, suprb. 1 



„ Chinensis flore-pleno, 



extra fine... >•• 

 Eschscholtzia tenuifolia... 

 Geranium, choice show ... 



„ choice fancy 



Hollyhock, first quality ... 



„ second quality 

 Inomcea rubio ccerulea ... 







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Is. 6d., and 

 Lobelia Queen Victoria 



(scarlet) 



Lobelia Roi Leopold 

 Larkspur, new double 



improved hyacinth 



flowered, in packets of 



6 distinct colors 

 Limnanthes sulphurs* 



odorata ... 

 Mignonette, ne^, large 

 Mimulus, beautiful 

 Pansy, choice show 



„ choice fancy 

 Petunia, extra fine 

 Phlox Drummondi 



nea ... 



Portulaca, new orange 



„ new rose 



imula sinensis fimbriata, 



alba and rubra mixed ... 

 Poppy, new large Ps»ny, 



in 8 brilliant colours ... 

 Reseda myriophylla, new 



Mignonette 

 Salpiglossis, scarlet, blue, 



and sulphur — * 

 Stock, German, new large 



flowering, in packets of 



six distinct colours 

 Verbena, choice mixed ... 

 Sweet William, new 



double — 



W hitla v la grand i flora . . . 



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Mixtures for improving an ovating old GrassLan /i^ 



Mixtures tmeet sorts) for forming Lawns... * j , **«I 



These Setds are all new, and have all' been nron/ri K *• 

 and their growing properties fully tested. Direction/ 7 Clea N 



a< in pan v the seed. uons *<* so*^ 



G . 4 , . and Co.'s New 1AGRIC1 I<TURalcatata 



is now ready, and will be m warded free on ani >i\l AU **Xl 



GEOKUK Gilt US A CO BbimJ? 

 26, Down Str#-«t, Piccadilly, Load 



HEATHS AND EPACRISES. 



on. 



MESSRS. YOUKLL and CO., in ottering the fen 

 In*, btff to sav that the wli-h* are very health J , 



* am set well for tiowari»« y m ^ 



Biarked 



12s. 



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•* ^»^4or f *Ctv«ft 



iilla «!^chata,*eclfi 



rapplifidto 



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2 



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grown ; th 

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varie t —A 



Coventryana 



♦gran *a, # 1 alts, hybrids, hyaci Ui flora "Unnmu 



nova,Metul lorab >lor,«pro] ulens T *proj a.-hstuWfl 



•pyrlformis, •rubso ibriuscula, •Siudryana, VenS 



hrevirt«>ra, *V. © tscans, V. etirta rubra, »\ ensa<5m!? 



*V. fasciculata rosea, V. fa lata superb i V faJ^T 1 ' 



longiflora,*V.hir^ita. V. perspieuoid . • ^uperba'Vt? 



mida, •V. tenuiflora. Verticilla *vt.stita fuleida. ''viri^ik?" 



V. iphalin-; •YVilmoreasupiTba. m ^ 



The above are all dwarf bus* 



the trade at the usual >count m _ t _ 

 ER1 i AS, in large and small tio's, at 9*. per dozen varieties ■- 

 Archeriana, auipulacea amp. carnumbrata, amp. ralw 

 arisUta major, Bsndoniana, Cave cerhuhoides coS 

 nata, Clirlbrdi. i.rans, daphnoidea, Devonian* lepras*, 

 denticulata moscbata, ehita, eweriana, exuuia, exurgensoj 

 cinia. •gracilis, •grandiuosa, gran. Hartnelli, *hyemafis. 

 hybrida, hyacint hi flora, longiflora, Liunjaoides superbT^ 

 tulsJflora bicolor, # ovata, •perspicua nana princeps, *pwpeh 

 dens, •prop, tubiflora. prtmuloided retorta major, SariUim 

 Shannoniana, do. Turnbulls vari. '^indryanajspleiideiis 

 sulphorea, tricolor, tircoior rubra, T. wn — * • • ' 



Vent, alba, V.alba .tincta, \ Krown 

 minor, \ . consptcua, \. dependen 

 longiflora, V. f. rosea. V. u lobes*. \ 



V. hirsuta, 1 

 Vernonians 



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Lilium giganteum seed, 2^. 6d. and 5*. per packet. 



Holcus saccharatus (new Sugar-can to >*. tki*. do. 



Dioscorea Batatas (Japanese YamX 2». W. each tuber. 

 20 Ornamental Grasses (see Catalogue . 

 12 Ornamental foliage Annuals. 

 Their new ed Catalogue, with ill particulars of the above 

 and many other novelties, is now ready and will be forwarded 

 post free on application. 



Wellington Nurserv. St. John's Wood.— April 7. 





carnta, v. cocejaea 



inea, V. totfcalata 



grandiflors (Storey's), 



ntflora, V. pe cuoides, \ eraii coccine^ 



superbs. X'vrticillats.VestitacaraeitSim. 



flora, Vest, coccinea, vest coc. tcnuiflora, \" est fulgida, Test 



rosea. Westcotti, Westphallngi, Wiln oreasnperba,Walfaa 



These are admirably adapted for specimen growing, being of 



the proper size to start with ; the trade may also be supplied^ 



the usual discount per 100 plants. 



EPACR1 - in large ig's, fine plants, 12s. per doaen: dittoia 

 large 60's and small 48's. The follow i. g vari at9«.per 

 dozen varieties; those msrV \ with an att karesetvii 

 flower buds:— •Alba pendulii \. ardentissima, satannibt 

 •Campanulata alba, •€. maxima, < Jiflora, CopeUadki^ 



arnea, *« TssAora, (*oruscans, dt ata, densinora, %a- 

 flora ucarnata, •elegant issim i, i'.iirbaniiana, •ibnnoB. 

 grandiflors, hyacinthitl-racandidiHsima, hyaciatluflortrofleev 



•Hopeana Impress*, "imp. alba, •iro ma^p-a, *imp.rosn 



magna, •lunata, magnifiea, miniatii, *r valis granfr 



flora, •ornata, pu irasoena, rubra grandiflors, •saaguinei, 



•splendida, Taunton ieusi*j *variabilis. 



Thi-i List r««mprisea nearly ail the varieties in cultinti* 



As a winter flowering \ t the s is emi nently useful ; it 



Is also easilv manage* usual discount to the trade per 100 



plants. We b*f to refer to our adi sen t of March 10, 



where will be found enumerated uit.r . . Choice Gresaijoo*. 



and Hardy Plants,* J* 



VYA MCA VARI I : TA \ » 



A\ 0P8 DUCU 5 nl NORF1 K ROSJ 5 



LILII'M GIGA stn lbs ... ~* 



FLXHSIA DOMINIA \ each « 



Yocell A <-»., R < ; re*t VarsiflotlL 





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UNION ROAD, PLYMOUTH. 



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HOST (*EA€KHJS SlUBSTY TH1 QCIBX, HlS ROYAL HlGFXESS THE P«T*C1 OV WALES A!ffl> Du»F. OF CO»MWALL, IlJB MAJISTT THTC KSQCf TBI BSLO! 



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His Grace the Arehbtehop of York. 

 His Grace the Drike of Bedford. 

 His Grace the Dufce of DeTonshire. 

 His Grace the Duke of Leinsfeer. 

 His Grace the Duke of Marlborough. 

 His Grace the Duke of Sowerset 

 The Most Hon. the Marquis of Convugh 

 The Ri**ht Hon. the Earl of Besboroagh, 

 The Right Hon. the Earl of Burlington. 

 The « unssss Dowager of Craven. 

 The Countess Dowager of Macclesfield 

 The Right Hon. the Earl of Falin th. 

 The Rigrht Hon. the Earl of Fortescae. 



I The Right Hon the Earl of Morley. 

 The Right Hon. the Earl of Mount Edgcnma* 

 The Right Hon. the Earl of Portsmouth. 

 The Right Hou. the ICarl of S Germans. 

 The Right Hon. the Earl of Kxseberry. 

 The K ht Hon. the Earl of Wilton. 

 The Right Hon. Lord Viscount Ebrington. 

 The R ht Hon. Lord Viscount Lortoo. 

 The Right Rev. Lord Biafcop of Err. 

 The K Rpv. Lord Bishop of Exeter. 

 Tl ht R*v. Lord Bishop of Meath. 



The Right Rev. Lord Bishop of Ossofy. 

 The Right Rev. Lord Bishop of Ripon. 

 The RIgh Ion. and Rev. Dean of WW*«r, 



the Earl Howe. 



And upwards of two thousand of the lead 



The Right Hon. Lord Ashbuftoa. 



The Eight Hon. Lord Oranmore. 



The Right Hon. Lady Bas**tt 



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The Right Hon. Lady Churchill. 



Tbe Right Hon. the Baroness de Sternberg. 



The Right Hon. Lady Fortescue. 



The Right rd Gray 



The Right Hon. Lady Granville. 



The Right Hon. Lord Hill. 



The B at Hon. Lord LoreUM* 



The Right Hon. Lord Poulett 



and pnncipat brailles in Great Mesin and Tral 



The Right II on. Lat se. 



Tl Ion. Lord Tborne. 



TIm» Righ? !Io«». I^rd *i*"- 

 Lcwia V\ iianj Bs»k. Esq* »■£ 

 Sir Jolin Varde Duller. Bart., M X. 

 R. p. r tiler. Vf.P. 



•Tobn FfoW Esq., M.P. 

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BY SPECIAL APPOINTMENT TO THE 



SEED MERCHANTS, PLYMOUTH 



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EDWARB'S ISLAND. UPPL1 ALL 



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for Seeds abo^ £1 «cepting heavy articles .» 6«in. Tare^ Clo^r. Seed Potatoes, *e., will be delivered 



^ to an y Railway Station between Plymouth and Parirt;«r,*«~ 



•bove £2. with the above exceptic*., Tree to any Station o» tiT^oL Gau^f R^i w . 7 or to «T 



lb. Seeds aoov £*, with 2? V™" 1 ' 1 ^ *S T^- "* ^^oo^St^T' " t0 "* 

 tot beeus above £5, with the above exceptions, wtll be delivered. Free of Carrie to anv Railway 



Wales, and to any Steam Port in England, Wales, Scotl a£d?tnd ?„5Sh L * 





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