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THE GARDENERS' CHRONICLE. 



SKiRV.NC's IMPROVED 1URMP SEfcDS. I 



WS-KIRV1NG. Qu<*'» Square, Liverpool, begs to 

 . aeqnamt his frtenda and the public thai he haa fixe* the 

 nrWrfhiArKMI' SKI 1>.S i.Ttheaeaa , aa follows:— 

 uiflRV N(;'3 IMPROVEI SWEDE TURNIP, at 1 (.pari! 

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LOCK TURNIP, a*l#.M. per lb. 



All other kinds of Turnip and Agricultural seeds in general, of 

 the m. at select description, at moderate prices. A remittance, or 

 reference from unknown correspondents, is respectfully requested 

 to accompany order* W. 8. ha* no agent in town or country. 



T.iv»rpooK Mav. 1 8B6. 



CHOICE BEDDING-CUT PLANTS. 



And to those about Permanently Reii iiing the 



Flower Garden. 



YOUELL amd CO. beg to submit the following List 

 of desirable PLANTS, suitable for tbe above purpose. 

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

 within 160 miles of tbe Nursery, and good Plants added to com- 

 pensate for this charge on packages ot less value :— 



CARNATIONS and PICOTEE8. Per doz. pairs, 



line selections by name trorn our extensive and 



well-known Collection, in strong plant* 

 Fine mi d border ditto 

 True old Clove Carnatic 

 Tree Carnations, in choice variety each 



CALCEOLARIAS.-Of this favourite flower the 

 Hat contains some of the best varieties for Bedding :— 

 Ajax (Lucea.be, Piuce, & » •.), fine large rich-coloured 



crimson and yellow, la. Gd. each. 

 Golden Chain, tine goldea yellow, 6*. per doaan. 

 Gold Cap, rich dark maroon yelh.w rap, 9*. per dozen. 

 Superba (Constantino's), dwarf, rich ci Imaon plum, U. Gd. each. 

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



Snlpburea splendens, fine large yellow, 6a. per dozen. 

 Mr. White, rich akining bronze red, 6*. per dozen* 

 ioperba (Turner' line dwarf, dark ci it- »x. fun G«. perdoz. 



■Wellington Hero, rich deep golden yellow, 6a. per doaen. 



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



fine, 6*. per dozen. 

 Maaterpiece I .aatanltoe's), deep maweaeearier, dwarf, 125. p. doz. 



Mrs. Baecher Stowe, bright yellow, 6#. 

 Sbankleyana, large orange crimson, extra fine, 9*. 

 Beauty of Montreal, bright crimson, dwart, 6*. 

 Kent i 1 ! o, orange breape, fine, 6*. 

 gultau, fine large crimson, 6*. 



cosisslma, de< i low, to. 



Calceolaria " Purity," a new and beautiful variety, pure i»apeb 

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

 bedding plant, very highly recoramei 75. Gd. 



SCARLET GERANILMS. 

 Tom Thumb, Frogmore, and Trentham Scarlet, 4*. per dozen, 



30*. per 100. 

 Amazon, 12*. per dozen. 

 Baron llngel, a dwarf growing variety, with brilliant scarlet 



flowers, adapted for edging, 12*. per dozen. 

 Cerise Unique, colour a fine cerise. 9*. per dozen. 

 Defiance, an immense large flowering variety, 1*. each, 9*. perdoz. 



VARIEGATED GERANIUMS. 



Brilliant tt* per doz. 1 Golden Circle ... 18*. perdoz. 



Flower of the Day 3s. „ I Mangiesi varie- 



Dandy 9*. „ gata 12*. 



Golden Chain ... 18*. „ I Mountain of Light 18*. 



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 in, England's Glory, Perfection, Model, &c. The best 



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GERANIUM— Boule de Neige, a unique white-flowering, horse- 

 shoe leaf variety, producing large trusses of well 



formed flowers, 9*. per dozen. 



Kingsbury Pet, a striking variety, bearing a fine 

 truss of bright salmon-coloured flowers, 9*. per dozen. 



Mangiesi Ploi ibunda, a free blooming light variety, 

 9*. per dozen. 



Crimson Unique, for bedding purposes, a fine strong 

 growing variety, 9*. per dozen. 



Crimson flowering Ivy leaf, tine, 9*. per dozen. 



White do. do. 6*. 



Miss Emily Field, 12*. per dozen. 



Skeltoni, 12*. per dozen. 

 Fl HSIAS.— The following tine varieties, 9*., viz.:- Queen of 

 Hanover, Eiegans, Vanguard, Uterpe, Monarch, Trentham, 



Autocrat, Duke ~" 



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of the older varieties, 6*. 

 Fuchsia Domminiana, St. each. 

 Petunias, of best kinds, 6*. to 9*. per dozen. 

 LOBELIA racemoides, the best dark blue variety, 4*. per dozen. 



lucida do. light do. 4*. „ 



com pact a alba do. white do. 4*. „ 



„ Lindleyana, a decided lilac do. 6*. „ 



VERBENAS. — In this class particular attention has been given 



to introduce only those of the more striking colours and beat 



habits for bedding purposes; these include all the handsomest 



of tbe new continental varieties* and we offer them at 4*. per 



dozen, or 30*. per 100. 

 Anagalli* rubra, and grandiflora, Gs. per dozen. 

 Nierembergia filicaulis, 6*. per dozen. 

 Pentstemon azureum, 9*. per dozen. 

 Salvia lilacina, 9*. per dozen. 

 PHLOX NELSON I. —An extremely pretty and hardy variety, 



origin at- ri through the zeal of an amateur in this country, 



whose name it well bears. It is of dwart trailing habit, producing 



a dense mass of large pure white flowers with puco-colonred 



• \ 1*. Gd. each. 

 TRnP/EOLUM— - Triomphe de Gaud— a handsome variety lor 



trettU work, producing large and brilliant -carlet flowers, 



12*, per dozen. 

 CLEMATIS 1 CBULOSA MANGLESI, a handsome herbaeeons 



plant bearing numerous heads of blue star-shaped flowers, 



very hardy, 9*. per dozen. 



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

 White, 3*. per dozen. 



PRI Ml OSES, double white, 4*. per dozen ; double crimson or 

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



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

 Maria Boulanger, Striata superba, Roi Leopold Villaret joyeuse, 

 Bois Rose, Imbricate, Macrantha, Denilde la Comtessede Marrte, 

 Anais, Eliza, Mrs. Thompson, Madame Co u reel lea, Madame 

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

 Prinaasse de Cleres, Princease Marianne, and other fine kinds. 



HOLLYHOCKS, extra fine, fir&t-claas show varieties by 



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



BELGIAN DAISIES in 36 best kinds, bv name, 4*. per doz. 



PiEoMAS in 2C new and very choice Continental varieties, 

 ferU. 



Dielytra apsctahilis; this universal favourite, strong flowering 



plants, 9*. per dozen. 

 Delphinium Barlowi, 9s. per dozen. 



w Mooivanum, an extremely beautiful variety, 12*. per doz. 

 „ grandiflomm maximum, 9*. per dozen. 

 aria ocv 6*. per dozen . 



maftnia mm*, a very prettv, hardy herbaceous plant of 

 a. codacing numer<*» heads of bright rose-coloured 



v and ii • varieties, 0*. per dozen. 



" i ^ V 5 l\ fine variety, 6«. per sen. 



km Unci! **Jy m » 9s Per dozen; rubruro, 20*. per dozen. 



f %£ " % Clair ' aud Auro ™. 9*. p* r dozen. 

 ^ afvery choice variety, 30*. per 100 : or 0*. 



per dosw. 



VOlIfL 



GERMAN ASTER SKEi), all saved from the finest 

 Globe varieties ever v. exhibited, and which have sur- 

 passed all others in enhivatiom for .their immense size and 

 distinct colours, 1*. per packet. 



SWEET WILLIAM .SEED saved from 50 of the choicest and 

 most superb varieties, 1*. per packet. 



ANTIRRH 1 : M SEED saved from all the finest shaped and 

 best varieties, 1*. per packet. 

 SUPERB HOLLYHOCK SEED saved from all the best 



named flowers, 1*. per packet. ^ „ t n * 



SCARLET GIANT BROMPTON STOCK, extra fine, Is. 



^VFPY^SUPERIOR FIMBRIATA PRIMULA SINENSIS 

 SI D saved from six distinct varieties of the largest and most 

 superb plants ever grown, 2*. Sd. per packet. 

 PANSY SEED, a few packets from selected varieties, 1*. 



per packet. 

 POLYANTHUS SEED, fine mixed, Is. per packet. 



CROWN GOURD, or CUSTARD MARROW; this variety 

 is tbe most delicious of all the Marrows grown, 1*. per packet. 

 AQUILEGIA, or COLUMBINE, of 12 distinct varieties, 



1*. per packet. 



Any three packets of the above (except the Primula) sent post- 

 free on receipt of 2*. Gd., or the Primula included with two other 

 packets, for 3*. 6<£., in cash or penny postage stamps by 

 EDWARD Til Y, Nurseryman-, Seedsxav, a»d Florist, 



14. Abl Church Yard, B ath, Somerset. 



- ~N~E W PLANTS. 



MESSRS. WILLIAM ROLL1SSON and SONS are 

 now prepared to offer — 



BEGONIA SPLENDIDA.— This exquisite plant was dis- 

 covered in Java by our collector, Mr. John Henshall, during his 

 researches in the Indian Archipelago. It is an extremely beau- 

 tiful plant of ornamental foliage, the stems and leaves of which 

 are covered ov» with a bright crimson hirsute down : altogether 

 it presents so striking an nppearance, that it is alone much to be 

 desired for its magnificent foliage, for which we are now offering 

 it, the plant not having yet flowered in this country. 42*. to 63*. 



'RHODODENDRON GRISEWOODIANUM.— This is a most 

 superb large white free-blooming variety, beautifully tinted with 

 blush, and distinctly spotted with large dark brown spots; fine 

 ferrn and large truss, and possessing beautiful foliage. We have 

 to hesitation in saying that this is one of the finest Rhododen- 

 drons ever raised, being perfectly hardy, which has been fully 

 tested during the last two severe winters; for while many of the 

 so-called hardy sorts were completely disfigured in their foliage, 

 not a leaf of this variety was injured. 21*. to 31*. Gd. 



RHODODENDR* »N SHAKSPEARE.— A soft rosy purple, in- 

 tensely blotched with orange yellow on the top petals ; a most 

 beautiful and thoroughly hardy free late -flowering variety. 



21*. to 31*. *d. 



ERICA ^MULA.— This is a very beautiful hybrid, in the 

 Erica Maseoni section, of a fine bright crimson colour, after the 

 style of Erica aristata, but very much higher in colour : altogether 

 this is a very distinct variety. 21*. 



ERICA EXIMIA SUPERBA.— This variety may really be 

 said to be three times as fine as the parent, whose name it bears: 

 it ia a very compact grower and excellent in habit, with tubular 

 blossoms of a fiery scarlet colour. This charming variety obtained 

 the first seedling prize at the Royal Botanic Gardens, 1852. 31*.6eL 



ERICA PAXTONI.— A very distinct variety obtained by 

 hybridising Erica Hartnelli with Erica Massoni ; it blossoms in 

 very large whorls of a soft red colour. This variety will be very 

 useful for Autumnal Exhibition purposes, as it blossoms from 



July to October. 21*. 



The set of the above-named Ericas, Three Guineas. 



CALCEOLARIA VARIABILIS.— As a bedding plant this 

 will make a charming variety, and in some measure supply the 

 deficiency there has been for durable and effective plants of a 

 light colour for the parterre. It is an excellent grower, of very 

 compact, pretty habit, and produces in gre*t profusion immense 

 trusses of blossom, which open of a delicate primrose colour, and 

 change to white. Altogether it is a most desirable acquisition, 

 and a variety thoroughly distinct from any in cultivation. 

 10*. 6d. each. 



NEW AND CHEAP FIRST-R*TE Show pi *^r- 

 Thb Cheapest Establishment in the K ; . • ^ ***• 



TCNRY WALTON'S, Florm, kcTliZ?^ 



Marsden. near Burnley, Lancashhe, where thZ. 

 pagated annually for Sale from 20,000 to 3o,0» Pfcntm? w^J* 

 cheapness and quality are not to be equalled bein?l»2l?** 

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GERANIUMS, strong blooming plants of varieties a «•». 

 such as Carlos, Neatness, Glowworm, Regalia, & c S_ *u* 

 doz.; older good show varieties, 9*., 12*., and 15 

 25 for 20*. : 50 for 35*., packages included. 



FUCHSIAS, new varieties of last season, 6*. to 9* 



CINERARIAS, choice varieties, snch aa Advaace 

 Vaise, Empress, Empress Eugenie, <kc. &c., io*. ^ 

 older varieties, 4s. Gd. per doz. 



PAN8IES, 12 distinct fine show varieties, 6*. ; 25vsrtai*«t. 



VERBENAS, new varieties of 1854, 4*. to 6*. per dsmT^ 



PETUNIAS, 4*. Gd. to 7*. Gd. per doz. 



DAHLIAS, all the leading show varieties of last sen*, t *. 

 12*. per doz ; older varieties, 4*. Gd. to 6s. per doz. ^^" >l1 



BEDDING PLANTS, including Scarlet and other 

 Salvias, Pentstemons, Heliotropes, &c. &c, equally chsta 



II.W.'s Spring List is now ready, and may be bad forooMi^ 

 It is respectfully requested that all post-oftice ordtr* t*i2 

 payable at Marsden, Lancashire, and a remittance nr 

 reference with all orders from unknown corn> pondenta M 

 orders to the amount of 25s. paid to Liverpool, Manchester, LoA 

 and Preston; 21. and upwards free to Birmingham, Csrask,^ 

 the like distances ; for more distant carriage extra plant* 



N.B. Parties are particularly requested to see H. W.'i 

 tisement in Chronicle for Anril 14th a nd April th. 



GERANIUMS. 



BASS and BROWN have the following to 4* 

 strong and healthy plants, well established fbritBttti 

 abundant bloom. For descriptive list see their autumn Cr*-*— 



The following 12 Superb New Shew Tarietkt 

 season for 406*., or separately as priced. 



Turner's DuchessofWd- 

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Topping's Emily Rival! i 



Hoyle's Regalia | | 



Virginia ...5 • 



Carlos 5 



Tamberlik ... S i 



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Dobsons Eliza 



Empress 

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Foster's Lucy 5 



„ Purple Perfection 5 



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NEW PRICED CATALOGUE OF PLANTS. 

 MESSRS. WILLIAM ROLLISSON will be happy to forward 

 tl on application. It can also be forwarded throughout the 

 following countries, po-t free : America, Austria, Belgium, France, 

 Germany, Holland, Prussia, &c. &c. This Catalogue abounds 

 with novelties and rare plants; also contains priced lists of the 



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New Shrubby Calceolaria 



Choice Camellias 



New Pompon Chrysanthemums 



New Chrysanthemum Precoces 



Choice Move Climbers 



Greenhouse ditto 



„ Hardy ditto ... 



New and Choice Coniferse 

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Ericas 



Choice Exotic Ferns... 

 „ Hardy ditto ... 

 Fuchsias, new sorts ... 

 Geraniums, new show fl 



new fancy 

 new French 



scarlet, white, pink-flowering, and horse- 

 shoe marked leaf varieties, also kinds 

 with variegated foliage 

 hybrid bedding... 

 New Gloxinias 

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Ueibaceous ditto 



Lycopodiums 



New Plants 



Choice Orchidaceous 



NYw Frnits 



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Rhododendrons, choice hybrids 



„ „ Sikkim and Bootan species 



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New Roses 



Choice Shrubs, &c. . 

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The following 20 first-rate 

 for 305., or any 12 for 21s. 



Admiral, Albira, Ambassador, Astrea, Butterfly. F.l 

 Exhibitor, Ganymede, Harriet, Jupiter, Knlla, Li 

 Leonora, National, Novelty, Optimus, Portia, Queen tf It*. 

 Rachel, and Rubescens. 



The following 20 first-rate older Tarktia for 15tf 

 or any 1 2 for 1 2s. 



Alderman, Commissioner, Elise, Enchantress. Field MiaU. 

 Flying Dutchman, Gem, Medus, Mochanna, M agnificat, )kf 

 Queen, Nepaulese Prince, Nandee, Prince Arthur. Paintw to- 

 proved, Rosa, Rowena, Rubens, Village Maid, and Yirgia«}Ms 



FANCY GERANIUMS. 

 The following 12 beautiful varieties for 9*. :-Bishop tf Wa> 

 Chester, Caliban, Extravaganza, Jehu Improved, UdyDow* 

 Magnifies, Mazeppa Superbe, Neeree, Odoratissima 

 Odorata Superba, Statiaski, and Superba. 



GLOXINIAS. 

 The following set of 11 new varieties of last season are ter 

 fine, and may be had for 33*., or separately 8s. 6d. each :-- 

 Duke of Wellington, rich velvety scarlet of stout WW 



throat shaded with violet, and slightly spotted ^"j*™*- 

 Eleanor, pure white, blotched with rose, and purple snaoe. _^ 

 Elegantissima, French white of great substance, pale iai«sa 



centre, spotted with buff. . r , . 



Erecta Magnifies., fine white, with blue throat, habit ottynai* 

 Eugenie, rosy pink, centre creamy white, spotted wita ™!^^ 

 Exquisite (Henderson's), pure white, with broad Deit m p» 



throat creamy white, spotted with puce. 

 Grand Sultan, a fine Continental variety. 

 Lady Franklin, extra large rose, stout an 

 pink, slightly spotted white in the tin 

 Magnet, clear rose, with blotch of purple 5 



fine form. 

 Prince of Wales, white, shading off to lavender. 

 Sir C. Napier, deep rosy crimson, throat blotcnea wim 



rose, dwarf habit. _, ,. r\i%m. 



The following 12 superb vars. for 20*. : -^ »«"ew 

 Duchess de Brabant, Dr, Plancheon, Grandis, nogov«9%^ 

 rialis, Leonie Van Houtte, Petoiana, Pnncesse <w **-^ 

 Victoria Regia, Wilsonia, and Wortleyana. 



ACHIMENES. . ^ miTW M 



The following three very beautiful new va tiesi»j 



for 17*. 6d :— . _:***/ 



Madame Rendatler, a fine large purplish mac, wiw /^ ^ 



lowish white throat •• „ '""^niuJ- 



Picturata, brilliant rose colour, flowers of tnetori* ^ 5 fl 



tiflora, with darker spots, exceedingly nan ^\T? 2 pfcta, 

 Gigantea, a novelty beyond comparison, resemoi ■ * ^ 

 but twice as large and brighter colours, very ^ j 



keeping in flower several months ..• ••• T "':« Vsb ftet* 

 Twelve Superb Varieties for 10*., jWo«J ^ 



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Mr.Aparpart,Cerito,&c; 12 fine older v- ;»rw % 

 GREENHOUSE PLANTS, 50 fine and select % 



and varieties 

 „ 50 do. do M best selection - w 



STOVE PLANTS, 50 superb and select spe«w ^, 

 HERBACEOUS PLANTS, 100 fine j and dibtinc ft j 



100, including ne^ tr 



ROCK PLANTS, 25 fine varieties ... 

 DELPHINIUMS, 12 in G nne varieties ■••^ id 



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The following Choice and New Plants can be seen in 



blossom at the Nurseries :— 



Cattleya Aclandue (rare) , Camellia Empress Eugenie (do.) 



„ Bilotte (new) 

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line Bcv»i»-e- 



mixe'd colours, per 100 ... ••• V'^k cri 

 DIANTHUS ATRORUBENS, splendid dar^c 



for bedding, perdoz. ... ♦•« tj.*"^* C rimi«*V 

 DIANTHUS SPLENDENS, rich bright m ^ 



for ditto, perdoz. ••• ••• lopTtrafie*-" 



POTENTILLAS, 12 fine varieties, 9*.. 1 - ^ doJ 



splendid mixed seedlings^ rf 



2 5 best new vaneues - ^« rf 

 Crimson, Sudbury Gem, Theodore, Shy** 

 Julia, for ••• ••- : ^^"verydi*"^ 



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 Tea-scented and China. "J_P™' tl 



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ianthina (new) 



„ lobata ( rare) 



Cypripediuui Low! (rare) 



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 Othmt« ^lossum 

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 hastilabium, 

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The Nurseries, Tooting, London. 



Roses, Tea-scented and cnina, f " *^^al, ee^ 

 Wood's New Duchess of Norfolk, Hy- W^ y^tf* 



Goods carriage free (not under it* J N<)rWlch ( 

 and all stations on tbe U*£*£ A M,r TSftr^ 



. on aP^fuLfpee* 



w/wrUiiL v^^i«^- ~ " ^ tt -i l>m * tor til r *^J2ll*fc»' 



stamps, -r the Spring Catalogtiesalen^ n^S* 





Plants added gratis with orders 



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