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H. BROWN offer the following 



MESSRS. J. and 

 CHOICE PLAKTS, &c, which they will forward to any 



part : — 10 +« iq 



Andromeda floribunda, per dozen • *T\~ Aa 



25 K new hard y Belgian varieties, one of a sort, by 



name on their own roots ... * 



25 Azaleas, American varieties do. do. ^ 



Hardv Heaths, Ledums, and Kalmias, per dozen <> 



25 Hardy American Plants, one of a sort, by name ... 1U 



12 Rhododendrons, including scarlet, white and rose ... 12 

 Fine hardy Scarlet Rhododendrons, 1 to 2 feet, per dozen... \z 

 New Yellow Rhododendrons, in pots, each ... 8*. 6d. to o 



6 Fine hardy Magnolias, one of a sort *^ 



50 Dwarf Roses, two of a sort, on their own roots 15 



Standard Ros superb sorts, per dozen 12s. to lo 



Fine climbing Roses, of sorts, per dozen — |> 



Bourbon Roses, budded, 1 foot, fine for beds or edgings, do. 1U 

 Fitz-Roya, Saxe-Gothaea, Cephalotaxus, Libocedrus, each . o 

 Wellingtonia gigantea, and other choice and cheap hardy 



Coniferae (see list). 

 Cedar of Lebanon, 2 to 3 feet, well grown, per dozen, 125. to lb 

 Greenhouse Azaleas, choice varieties, per dozen ... 12s. to 18 









 

 

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OUEEN'S GRAPERIES AND NURSERY GROUND. 

 Park Street, and at 176, Western Road Brighton. 



SPARY, Nurseryman, Florist, and bEEDSMAN, 



ESSRS. WILLIAM 



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begs respectfully to return thanks to his numerous patrons 

 ipnds for the increasing patronage received, and wishes to 



and friends for the 



direct attention to his extensive collection ot Plants, Vines, beeds 

 &c t &c, at the above establishments. His new Catalogue o 

 select Dahlias, Plants, &c, for 1S55 is now ready and can be had 

 on application. 



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50 choice Greenhouse plants, one of a sort 



Orchidea Plants, beautiful species, by name, per dozen 

 2 1 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 Pansies, one of a sort — 



12 Pseouias, new white, pink and blush, of sorts 



~> choice hardy herbaceous plants, named ... 

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



FRUIT TREES. 

 Fine standard and dwarf-trained Apples, Plums, Pears, s. d. 



and Cherries of the very best sorts, 2s. 6d. each, or per doz. 24 

 Fine Gooseberries, Currants, and Raspberries, per dozen 3 

 Figs, Medlars, Quinces, Walnuts, and Mulberries, each ... 2 

 Filberts. iu-w thin shelled and red skinned, per dozen ... 3 

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



A large stock of fine Transplanted Scotch Larch and Spruce 

 Firs, cheap. Also Evergreen Shrubs of all kinds. 



New Priced Catalogues of Plants and Seeds by post. 



Albion Nursery, Stoke Newington, London.— April 14. 



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REPLENISHING 

 CARDEN. 



YOUELL 1KB CO. beg to submit the following List 

 of desirable PL A NTS, suitable for the above purpose. 

 Carriage paid on all Orders of 21. and upwards to any distance 

 within 150 miles of the Nwrsery, and good Plants added to com- 

 pensate for this charge on packages of less value. :— 



CARNATIONS and PICOTEES. Per doz. pairs. 



Fine selections by name from onr extensive and 



well-known Collection, in strong plants 

 Fine mixed border ditto 

 True old Clove Carnations 

 Tree Carnations, in choice variety each 



'CALCEOLARIAS.— Of this favourite flower the 

 list contains me of the best varieties for Bedding :— 

 Ajax (Lucombe, Pince, & Co.), fine large rich-coloured flower, of 



crimson and yellow, Is. 6d. each. 

 Golden Chain, fine golden yellow, 6s. per dozen. 

 Gold Cap, rich dark maroon yellow cap, 9s. per dozen. 

 Superba (Constantine's), dwarf, rich crimson plum, Is. 6d. each. 

 Surprise „ bright orange crimson, ex. fine, 12s. per doz. 

 Sulphurea splendens, fine large yellow, 6s. per dozen. 

 Mr. White, rich shining bronze red, 6s. per dozen. 

 Superba (Turner's), fine dwarf, dark crimson (ex. fine), 6s. per doz. 

 "Wellington Hero, rich deep golden yellow, 6s. per dozen. 

 Magnificent, large and rich crimson, with yellow crown, extra 



fine, 6s. per dozen. 

 Viscosisaima, deep yellow, 6s. 



They will also supply in May n«tt Turner's new shrubby 

 Calceolaria u Purity," a new and beautiful variety, pure paper 

 white, dwarf, free habit, branching, and a most desirable bed- 

 dint; plant, v^ry highly recommended, 7a. 6d. 



ROCKETS, new double crimson, 9s. per dozen; old double 

 white, 3s. per dozen. 



PRIMROSES, double white, 4s. per dozen; double crimson or 

 maroon, 12s. do.; double yellow, 5s. do.; double purple, 4s. do. 



PHLOXES.— The following choice varieties 9s. per dozen: — 

 .laria Boulanger, Striata superba, Roi Leopold, Villaret joyeuse, 

 Bois Rose, Imbricata, Macrantha, Deuilde la Comtessede Marne, 

 Anais, Eliza, Mrs. Thompson, Madame Conrcellea, Madame 

 Frobel, Madame Lanier, Madame de Pruines, Gen. Lamoriciere, 

 Princesse de Clares, Prinr se Marianne, and other fine kinds. 



HOLLYHOCKS, extra fine, first-class show varieties by 

 name, 12s. to 18s. per dozen. 



BELGIAN DAISIES in 36 best kinds, by name, 4s. per doz. 

 P^EONIAS in 20 new and very choice Continental varieties, 

 for H. 



Dielytra spectabilis; this universal favourite, 9s. per dozen. 

 Delphinium Barlowi, 9s. per dozen. 



„ Mooreanum, an extremely beautiful variety, 12s. per doz. 

 „ grandi riorum maximum, 9s. per dozen. 

 Saponaria ocymoides, 6s. per dozen. 



Statice maritima rosea, a very pretty, hardy herbaceous plant of 

 dwarf habit, producing numerous heads of bright rose-coloured 

 flowers, 6s. per dozen. 



MIMULUS in 6 new and choice varieties, 6s. per dozen. 



POTENTILLAS in fine variety, 6s. per dozen. 

 Lilium lancifolium album, 9s. per dozen; rubrum, 20s. per dozen. 

 Lobelia Feu du Roi, St. Clair, and Aurora, 9s. per dozen. 

 Herbaceous Plants in very choice variety, 30s. per 100 ; or 6#. 



per dozen. 



CHOICE FRUITS. (Warranted true to name.) Per dozen. 



FOR PRESENT PLANTING. 



BKOWN offer the 



_ SELECT PLANTS:— 



HERBACEOUS PLANTS, 100 fine and distinct vars. 



„ 100, including newer „ 



ROCK PLANTS, 25 fine varieties 



DELPHINIUMS, 12 in 6 fine varieties ... ... 



very fine seedlings of splendid 



mixed colours, per 100 



DIANTHUS ATRORUBENS, splendid dark crimson 



for bedding, per doz 



DIANTHUS SPLENDENS, rich bright crimson, 



for ditto, per doz. 

 POTENTILLAS, 12 fine varieties, 9s. : 19 extra fine 



splendid mixed seedlings, per doz ... 



5 best new varieties — King of 



Crimson, Sudbury Gem, Theodore, Shylock, and 



Julia, for ... ... ••• ••■ ••• ••* 



HOLLYHOCKS, 12 fine varieties, per doz. 9s. and 

 \NTIRRHINUMS, 12 fine varieties of richest colours 

 ROCK OIBTUS, dwarf, 24 beautiful vars., very distinct 

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

 Primula iuvolucrata, most lovely white, per doz. 

 Lupinus magnificus, fine variegated blue and white, 



each Is. 6d. or per doz 



Lupinus polyphyllus purpureus and albus, each per doz. 



Mimulus, 6 "fine'varieties .., 



Pentstemoi 12 fine varieties 



Viola arborea, 6s. per doz. ; alba, per doz. 



„ Neapolitan 6s. „ Russian „ 



Berberis Darwini, flowering plants, per doz. 

 Escallouia 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. 

 Hardy Climbing Plants, 12 fine vars. 

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

 Plums, Peaches, Nectarines, and Apricots, fines orts 

 trained, very strong and fine, 12 sorts V. 16s. to 

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



<&c, &c. 

 Rhubarb, My at t's Linnaeus, and Mitchell's Royal Albert, 



choice early vars., al30 Myatts Victoria, Giant, 



each per doz 



Seakale, very strong, per 100 

 Strawberries, newest and best sorts 



following 



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ROLLISSON . 



embrace this medium of announcing that iw? ^ 

 sending out the first week in Miv *L lhe r 



ERICAS^ which they can with the latest ^^«fS^ 



~*)tless be as unr 

 by them, amon-"wT^ aumired asi 

 Cavendishi, jasminifiora, Hartnelli, Ventric™ e *** *£ 

 bills, t<wtul*tWa, Tricolor elegans, Spren™ SUper K^ 



mend, and which will doubtless be as univamnT 1 ^ 

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 Erica Massoni section, of a fine bright cri !„ ^ bnd hi ft. 

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this is a very distinct variety. 21s *>ner in colour; altoget^ 



ERICA EX I MIA SUPERBA.-Thia varietv * 

 said to be three times as fine as the parent whose really k 

 it is a very compact grower and excellent haW? 1 ?-!^ 1 **; 

 bloesoms of a fiery scarlet colour. This charming, V! tht ^ 

 the First Seedling Prize at the Royal ffiic^Gart^ 



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UNI. — A very distinct variohr u . 

 hybridising Erica iUrtnelli with Erica Masaon ft w ^ 

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The Set of the above named Ericas three guineas 



The following choiee and new Plants can 



at the Nustries: — 



Brassia cinnamomenrn (new). 

 Cattleya Acland (rare). 

 „ ianthina (new). 



be seen in bloa^ 



Cypripedium Lowi (ra re \ - 

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With several Orchids equally ^ tilabi ^(^ 



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 and all stations on the London and Norwich Colchester Line. 

 Tlants 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. 

 Stedand Horticultural Establishment, Sudbury, Suffolk. 



FLOWER SEED S — A few chok e New and Select. 



ASS and BROWN'S CATALOGUE, including 



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PEARS, standard 



dwarf 

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PEACHES, dwarf trained, in fine strong plants, 36s. to 60 

 NE< TARINES, dwarf trained „ 36s. to 60 



APRI-.iTS „ 



CHERRIE standard, in fine variety 

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FASTOLFF RASPBERRY (true), as originally s*nt out by 

 wv L « C ° M strong, well-rooted canes, 15s. per 100 ; Large 

 l^ R f 24 per 100; New Monthly Fruiting, 24s. 



per 100 ; P e de Fontenay, 9j. per dozen. 



GOOS BERRIES, 25 of the fiLt varieties (good bushes), 



LLKLANTS, improved large \Vhite Dutch, Black Naples, Rabv 

 Sfj £jft and ^ ge R Sl ( ^ ***V*r dozen ; Knigh/s 



ftft£^ *** f oz T 1 *** are the mo8t desirable kinds 

 Livation, and are highly recommended. 



■^AGUS, Giant, 2 years per m 2 , ^ 



Hyatt's Victoria ... Z ^W 8 



m< heir's Royal Albert ... rj 2 



Hawke's Champagne, new ." ^ 2 



L asd CO., Royal Nursery, Great Yarmouth. 



Clary, new white-topped, very showy 



Eschscholtzia tenuifolia, very dwarf, neat, and attractive 



Gilia, new Californian sp., large and fine 



Leptosiphon aureum, beautiful bright golden yellow 



„ luteum, fine primrose yellow 



Limnanthes sulphurea odorata, fine new yellow, white 



edged, and rose stamens ... ... ... 



"Whitlavia grandiflora, fine new Californian annual, with 



large dark bell-shaped flowers 

 Calceolaria chelidinoides, beautiful yellow 



„ new Californian species 

 Nemesia bicolor, white and blue, very attractive 

 Perilla nankinensis. fine dark purple 

 Portulaca, 6 beautiful new varieties, separate, for 

 * ineraria, choice, Is.; new ex., from our choice collection 

 Geranium, choice, Is. ; new ex., from ditto 



„ from finest fancy varieties 

 Gloxinia, extra, from our superb collection 

 Verbena, choice, Is. ; new ex., from our fine collection 

 Antirrhinum, extra, from our choice collection ... 

 Carnation and Picotee, ex., from a collection of 400 vars. 

 Dianthus Dunnetti, superb new dark Sweet William 

 „ Burridgi, splendid new scarlet ditto 

 „ maculata, very showy, red and white spotted 

 Gladiolus, choice, from our beautiful collection ... 



ollyhock, choice, Is.; extra, from our fine collection 

 Lindheimara texana, fine new yellow 



Potentiila, extra, from onr finest varieties 



CHOICE IMPORTED SEEDS. 

 STOCKS, 30 superb vara., dwarf German, 5s. ; 15 vars. 



choice new sulphur, Is. ; fine new white hybrid 

 10 superb varieties, new large flowering 

 18 superb vars., new wall-leaved or Prussian 

 15 superb vars. Brompton, 3s. 6cf. ; 8 vars. 

 6 superb varieties Perpetual Emperor 

 4 superb vars. new large flowering Emperor 

 ASTER, 24 splendid vara. quilled and striped, 6#.; 12 vars. 



12 do. globe fl., 2s. 6d.; 12 do. pyramidal 2 

 10 do. bouquet dbl.dwL,3s. ; 8 do. French prcony fl. 4 

 Imported Balsam, Cockscomb, Larkspur, Indian Pink, Salpi- 1 

 glossis, Sweet William, Wallflower, Zinnia, Ac— See Catalogue. 



FLOWER S REDS— BEST AaSORTlfESTS. 



(These may be had prepaid by Post at the prices afiixed.) 

 100 vars. select showy AmmaK the two beautiful new 

 Leptofiiphons, Eschflifcnltzia tenuifolia, Whitlavia 

 grandiflora, and other choice novelties of the teason 15a. Qri. 

 50 vars. including new, 8s. 6d. ; 30 vrs. do., 5>. 6</. : 20 do. do. 4 

 20 vars. best Dwarf Annuals, large packets, for filling 



bids, 7*. 6<i. ; 12 vara. 



12 vars. best Dwarf Annuals, large packets 

 20 vars. choice Greenhouse Annuals, including the new 

 Gomphrena, Salpigiossis, Portnlacas, Rhodanthe, 



Thunbergia, &c, 7s, 6d. ; 12 vars 



20 vars. choice Greenhouse Perennials, Including very 



CIR COLIN CAMPBELL CUCUMBER^Thigk 



^ the finest Cucumber ever grown for exhibition, produce «a 

 perfection. No grower should be without this unequalled \S 

 It is a splendid Black Spine, and always grows of an even S 

 Price 3s. 6d. N per packet, containing five seeds. 



GOLDEN DROP (Green Flesh Melon.)-Ofie of the final 

 flavoured and moat handsome Melons ever yet grown. 



SCARLET KING.— This is a splendid Scarlet Fleah Melon 

 of a very superb variety. 



Each, price Is. 6d. per packet; or a packet of the Coctnnber 

 with a packed of either of the Melons for 4s. 6d., sent postfrte 

 on receipt of penny stamps to the amount. 



%• In answer to numerous inquiries for " Tilet's Ceaxptos 

 Kidney Potat< E. T. begs to state that he has about 5 bushels 

 more to dispose of at 11. per bushel, or 5s. 6d. per peck, hamper 

 and package included. 



EDWARD TILEY, Nurseryman, Seedsman, and M, 

 4, Abbey Church Yard. Lath, Somers et. 



CUPPLKMEXT to MAY'S CATALOGUE if 



O HARDY HERBACEOUS PLANTS to be had free byp«t 



on application at the N irsery. The Catalogue and Supplemot 

 contain the most rare and beautiful varieties of this interesting 

 class of Plants, amounting to upwards of 2000 sorts :— 



100 fine Herbaceous and Alpine Plants, named ... £1 10 

 100 do. do. do., Purchasers' selection... 2 10 



100 fine Double Hollyhocks 



• 12* fine named Calceolarias, new 



12 fine do. Shrubby do. do., including u Mas- 

 terpiece," " Surprise," and " Superb*" 

 12 fine Ericas, named 

 12 do. Epacris do. 

 12 do. Cinerarias, do., including "Lord Stamford" 



N.U.— A fine collection of Shrubs and Hardy Trees, alsoGre* 

 bouse Plants, &c. &c. See Catalogue.— Address, Hes&y Hit, 

 Tl Hope irseri' s. near Bedale, Yorksh ire. 



ROBERT PARKER bega to inform his frwnds 

 and the public that his New Spring Catalogue «n*W 

 Descriptive and Priced ListB of the following:— 

 Exotic Orchids I Rosesin pota [«*** 



Ferns— stove, greenhouse, and Dahlias — show and tiacy 



hardy 

 Geraniums — show.fancy.scarlet, 

 variegated, and hybrid bed- 

 ding varieties 

 Chrysanthemums— large flower- 

 ed, and Pompone varieties 

 Petunias 



Antirrhinums # , 



Is row ready and can be bad Post-free on applicant 



Para dise Nnrs ery. 1 fornsrv Road, Holloway^Londoih 



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Gloxinias 



Cinerarias m .*,. 



Calceolarias— bedding TtntfS 



Verbenas ^ 



Miscellaneous bedding $■» 



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Y)ETER LAWSON and SON, the Q^^K 



West America a small quantity of two new kinds of W j 





mkn, Edinburgh and London, have reee 



200 p& 



which they are sending out in packets ««taimng ^w 

 One kind is named Club-headad, cultivated by tna ^ 

 nians. T ield is said to be very laige, ana n r ^ 

 beautiful lioateeoloured swnple. Price Ws. per p^ 



taining2« seeds. .— «*•-.,«, ^^^rat3, , * 



The ot • kind is evidently a variety of TnhwntfJ^ 

 solid stalks. It Is very ear lv, and well adapted tor *F *^0 



Price 15s. per packet, containing 200 ^^r^AiZt* & 

 to Peter Law A Sow, in Edinbnrg 

 London House, 27. Great George Street, W 



to p'rte'r 'i a^ 7 &"Sow, in" Edinbnrgh ; *?*£* 

 r ^A f>n House 27, Grea .rge_8tro Westmms ^U_ -^ 



ENDLE'S IMPROVED SWEDE TL^ 



This U the most hardjf variety in ^*ffi 



^ater. in the most expo*** 



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has itood the late severe mnter, tn ~.~ — ,-l^ &> 

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Petunia, Verbena, &c, 10s. 6d. : 12 vars 



90 vars. Hardy Biennials and Perennials, including very 

 choice Antirrhinum, Gladioli, Heartsease, Dian- 

 thus, Brompton and Emperor Stock, &c. f 73.6d.; 



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THE FINEST LAWN GRASSES, 



Containing a mixture of the best Dwarf kinda, suited 

 Flower-Gardens, 1#. per U or in. 6d. per peck. 



Jack v's Patent Preparatk for Preservation- of Pota- 

 toes and Seeds from Disease, the attacks of I *ts Vermin 

 &c, in package of 1 lb. to 4 lbs., is. to., 4*. M. r 6s. fi and $$ 6d ' 

 also in tight casl of 7 11 ■ - 3 lbs., at Is. 6d. per lb 



Page's Composition for th Dsstscrrrow or Bu it in 

 bottles at 1 «? Sf. and 2.?. 6-J. e«c or is. per |al!oa. " 



Remittances reqtiested from ink wn correfpondents p at 

 Office orders to be made payable to B & BROWN nr m 



| T ^ PHE « N ^ OWN ' Seed and "^cultural Estai 4men' 



Sudbury, Suffolk, 



It is handsome in firm. Small tap roots, will fl k ^ et y. 

 my other sort, and is altogether a most valuaoie ^^ 



It has been selected with much care for ^ 



years, and the present stock has been w^JZuf* 

 the first respectability. Price 2s. per W 1 j tft 

 if taken by the cmt. Wludemh Dealers #^ » ^ 



th a few bushels. seeK^ 



For Descrlptlmi, Testimonials and ^^^RlCb*^ 

 "FARMI , PRICE CUKRENT KW *»« <^*» 



DIRECTORY."— Apply to Wtlija* E. «" 

 Merchants, Plyn -"Tf,,,, ^ 



Merriott "*£!&,»%£ 



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JOHN SCOTT, 



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O Somerset (established 1 has nearl yj>^ at ^^ 



^«.^«r ♦«. k« _*«.+ ^«f Post-oftice Orders p». ^^tteSt^ 



ready to be sent out. rwi-w«v« v -^ •.,■ 

 (Baskets and Package at the Expense 



returnable.) •f^-iimiss 



300 - s of the best and newest Jf™**^. 

 120 do. Scarlet and other Bedding Geranium 

 20 do. Variecrated leaved ditto. fthrubbf ^Tf^ 



100 do. Fuchsia, all the best; %%^^%^ 



trop Lobelias/ Salvias, Swieeios, Ac Ala0 w $t 



Mais ^5si 



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100 do. Fuchsia, all the best; ** ™' um i r C^ 

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