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UNBLOOMED SEEDLING CALCEOLARIAS. i 



It llENHY MAJOR, Knosthnrpe near Leeds, 



U to annom» that UNBLOOMED SEEDLING 



•n >i \ RIA8 are now ready to send out in parcels of 20, at 



r n, four MMb P<*t free. They have been 



pr^ffead from rich and beautiful varieties therefore good and 



Eutlful cotam and markin may reason a hly be »pected. 



A few nets of H. M/s beautiful new Seedling Calceolarias, so 

 htehlr «P»ken of by Mr. Glenny, still remain ; price \ the set. 

 ¥S "unal discount to the id< cash only. Twelve very 



choice Calceolarias, to include all his beat sorts sent out last year, 

 price 25$. A descriptive Catalogue of the new Calceolarias may 

 be bad on application. From unknown correspondents a remit- 

 tance is r illy requested with the or 



CHOICE BEDDINC-OUT 



ROBERT PARKER begs to inform his friends 

 and the pubhc that his New Spring Catalogue containing 

 Descriptive and Priced Lists of the following :- 



Roses in pots [varieties 



NEW AND CHEAP FIRST-RATE Shqu/^T 



The Cheapest Establisi £ i theK, 3 A ^. 

 7 EN II Y WALTON'S Vr ' /_ *"*«*■* at 



Exotic Orchids 



Ferns— stove, greenhouse, and 



bardy 

 Geraniums— show,fancy,scarlet, 



variegated, and hybrid bed- 

 ding varieties 

 Chrysanthemums— largenower- 

 cd, and Pom pone varieties 



Petunias 

 Antirrhinums 



Dahlias — show and fancy 



Fuchsias 



Selaginillas or Lycopodiums 



Gloxinias 



Cinerarias 



Calceolarias— bedding varieties 



Verbenas 



Miscellaneous bedding plants 



&c, &c 



T7ENRY WALTON'S, Floret L fh '• 



A-a Marsden, near Burnley, Lancashire whe£ tk2* **i 

 pagaied annually for Sale from 20,000 to 30 000 Pi»nU? J*** 

 cheapness and quality are not to be equalled * ^^ *■*»•» 

 healthy. ' 



PLANTS, 



ASD TO THOSE AB* T pRRMaVBNTI.Y Rl i I.ESISHIN'G THE 



Flower Gaudrn. 



YOU ELL am) (O. beg to submit the following List 

 of desirable PLANTS, suitable for the above purpose. 

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

 within 160 mile f the Nursery, and good PI* * added to com 

 peneate for this charge on packa s of less ralue :— 



CAR NATIONS akd PICOTEES. I r doz. pairs. 



Fine selections l ■ ame from our extensive and 



well-known C< dinette, in strong plants ... 18*. va. 

 Fine mixed nor rdifi jj JJ 



True old Clove Cernatl 8 . *J 



TreeCanm na, in choice variety e ach 1 6 



I \ >LARIAS.-Of this favourite (lower the following 



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AJax ( I iiersnlii Pinen, & Co.), fine Urge rich-coloured flower, of 



crimson and yellow, la. 6J. each. 

 <, Men Chain, fine golden yellow, 6$. per dozen. 

 Gold Cap. rich dark maroon yellow cap, i)«. per dozen. 

 Superba (Constantine's), dwarf, rich crimson plum, 1*. Gd. each. 



rprlse n bright orai > crimson, ex. fine, III perdoz. 



Hnluhureasplendens, e large yel r dozen. 



Mr. White, rich shining bronze red, 6*. per d SO. 



perba (Turner's .fine dwarf, dark crim n (ex. line), Bj. per doz. 



Welllngt Ihro, rich deep golden yellow, 6a. per d i. 

 Magnificent, large and rich cillMWIj with yellow crown, extra 



fine,6$. perdoinn. m m ^ m , 



Master*. e(Constantine's),dcepmaroon snarl i t, dwarf, 12$.p. doz. 



Mrs. Headier Stowe, bright yellow, 6a. 

 Shankl«yana, large orange crimson, extra line, 9*. 

 i eauty M»Wreal, bright crime* •■", dwarf, 6$. 



Kentish Hero, orange bronze, fine, 6*. 



Sultan, fine large crimson, 6*. 



Yiicostarima, deep yellow, 6*. 



Calceolaria " I*uritt," a new and beautiful variety, pure paper 

 white, dwarf, free hal branch ii . and a most desirable 

 bedding plant, very highly recommended,?*. Gd. 



SCARLET GERANI1 MS. 



Tom Thumb, From . and Trentham Scarlet, 4». per dozon, 



Amazon, 12$. per dozen. [30*. perMOO. 



Baron llngel. a dwarf growing variety, with brilliant scarlet 

 flow , ada| d for edging. 125. per dozen. 



Cerise Unique, colour a lc cerise, 0$. per dozen. 



Defiance, an i in mease large flowering variety, 1*. each, 9a. per doz. 



VARIEGATED « . l i; \ \ i IMS. 

 Brilliant 12*. per doz. 



Flower of the I>sy 9*. 



i>andy 9*. 



olden Chain ... 18*. 



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Iden I irele ... 

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gata 12*. 



untain of Light 18*. 



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Is now ready and can be had Post-free on application. 



Paradise Nursery. HornsejrRoad, 11 olio way, Londo n. 



" NEW PLANTS. 



MESSRS. WILLIAM ROLLISSON and SONS are 

 now prepared to offer— 



BEGONIA SPLLNUIDA.— This exquisite plant was dis- 

 1 covered in Java hy our collector, Mr. John Henshall, during Ins 

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

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

 are covered over with a bright crimson hirsute down : altogether 

 it presents so striking an appearance, 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. 425. to 63s. 



RHODODENDRON GRISEWOODIANUM.— This is a most 

 superb large white free-blooming variety, beautifully tinted with 

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



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

 no hesitation in sa>ing that this is one of the finest Rhododen- 

 drons ever raised, bring 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, 



>t a leaf of this variety was injured. 21$. to 31s. Gd. 



RIIODODI DRON SHAKSPEARE.— A soft rosy purple, in- 

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



bea ful and thoroughly hardy free late-flowering variety. 

 21t. to 81$. ¥d. 



ERICA jEMULA— This is a very beautiful hybrid, in the 

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

 style of Ericuaristata, but very much higher in colour : altogether 

 th is a verv distinct variety. 21s. 



ERICA EXIMIA SUPERBA.— This variety may really be 

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

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

 hlossoms of a fiery scarlet colour. This charming variety obtained 

 irst seedling prize at the Royal Botanic Gardens, 1852. 31*. Gd. 

 ERICA PAX TOM. —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 t »ctober. 21$. 



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

 CAT' EOLARIA VARIABILIS.— As a bedding plant this 

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

 defici cy 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 great 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$. Gd. each. • 



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 shoe leaf variety, producing large trusses of well 

 formed flowers, I per dozen. ^^^ 



King ury ''*'*♦ a strikin - variety, bearing a fine 



t !ss.»t bright salmon-coloured flowers, 9s. per dozen. 



Mai i Floribunda, a free blooming light variety, 



9*. per dozen. 

 Crimson Unique, for bedding purposes, a fine strong 



grov g variety, 9s. j dozen. 



Crimson flowering Ivy leaf, fn per dozen. 



White do. do. 6*. 



lihs Emii field,! per dozen. 

 Skeltoni, 12$. per dozen. 

 FUCHSIAS.— The following fine varieties .?., viz.:- Queen of 

 Hanover, Elepm Vanguard, Cteri Monarch, Trentham. 

 Autocrat, Duke ot Wellington, M Pati n. Princeps, Lady 

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

 oftheoklei irieties,6*. 

 F hsia Domminiana, 2$. each. 



Petunias, of best kinds, 6$. to 0$. per dozen. 

 LOBELIA raremoides, the best dark blue variety, 4$. per dozen. 

 „ lucida do. light do. 4$. 



compacts alba do. white do. 4$. 



Lindleyana, a decided lilac do. 6$. 



VERBENA -In this class particular attention has been'given 

 to introduce only those of the more striking colours and best 

 habits • bedding purposes; these include all the handsomest | 

 of the new continental varieties, and we offer them at 4s. per 

 dozen , or 30$. per 100. 



AnagallU rubra, and grandiflora, 6$. per dozen. 

 Niererabergia filicaulis, 6$. per dozen. 

 Pentstenmn azureum, 9$. per dozen. 

 Salvia lila a, 9$. per dozen. 



PHLOX MI »M.— An extremely pretty and hardy variety 



originated through the zeal of an amat r in this country' 



whose name it well bears. 1 1 is of dwarf trailing habit, producing 



a dense mans of large pure white flowers with puce-coloured 

 eye, 1*. &*. each. 



TROPvEOI M-Triomphe de Oand— a handsome variety for 

 trelhs work, producing large and brilliant scarlet flowers, 

 12$. per dozen. 



CLEMATIS TUBULOSA HANG LI I. a handsome herbaceous 

 plant bearing- nu rous beads of blue star-shaped flowers 

 very I , 9*. per do i. ^ 



BOCK El n.w double crimson, Vs. per dozen; old double 



white, 3*..] dozen. 



ilUMRi »s I double white, 4$. per dozen ; double crimson or 

 maroon, 1 do.; do de How, 5$. do.; double rple, 4$. do. 



PHLOX —The following choic. arieties 9$. per dozen:— 



Maria Bouianger. Striata superba, I Leopold, Yillaretioyeuse 



Bois Rose. Imbricata, Maor.uitha, Deuilde la Comtessede Marne' 



Anais r Eliza, Mrs. Thompson, .Madame Courcelles, Mad a ran 



^robel, Madame Lanier, Madame de Pi nines, Gen. Lamoriciere 



Princes,- !e Clerns, Princesse Marianne, and other fine kinds. 



HOLLY m S, extra fine, first-clasS show variedes by 

 naaj. l to 18$. j>er dozen. * 



for ik m *° ^^ and Very cl,oice Contillental varieties, 



NEW PRICED CATALOGUE OF PLANTS. 

 MESSRS. WILLIAM ROLLISSON will be happy to forward 

 this 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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Alpine Plants 



Azaleas, Ghent varieties 



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Choice Camellias 



New Pompon Chrysanthemums 

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GERANILMS, strong blooming plants of Tari«*5- ** ^ 

 such as Carlos, Neatness, Glowworm, Reealia. Ac ^jS i ■** 

 doz.; older good show varieties, 9s., 12.* and lsf^ *• 

 25 for 20$.; 50 for 35$., packages included. ' ** ** 



FUCH SI AS, new varieties of last season. 6$ to q. 



CINERARIAS, choice varieties, such as AdvinL 

 Vaise, Empress, Empress Eugenie, &c. &c., lo$tf r-» 

 older varieties, 4$. Gd. per doz. ' * ^ 



PANSIES, 12 distinct fine show varieties 6$ • 25 



VERBENAS, new varieties of 1854, 4$. to 6$ \>er Acr 



PETUNIAS, 4$. Gd. to 7$. Gd. per doz. ' 



DAHLIAS, all the leading show varieties of last 

 12$. per doz ; older varieties, 4s. Gd. to 6*. per doz. 



BEDDING PLANTS, including Scarlet and other 

 Salvias, Pentstemons, Heliotropes, &c. &c, equally chess" 



II. W.'s Spring List is now ready, and may be had forS 

 It is respectfully requested that all post-office orden be"s2 

 payable at Marsden, Lancashire, and a remittance orsajk^S 

 reference with all orders from unknown con 

 orders to the amount of 25$. paid to Liverpool, Manchester Laik. 

 and Preston; 21. and upwards free to Birmingham, GeilnlanM 

 the like distances; for more distant carriage extra plaau 



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

 tisement in Chronicle for Anril 14th and April — 



C E R A N 



BASS and BROWN have the following to oftr, 

 strong and healthy plants, well established foratonM 



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abundant bloom. For descriptive list see their autumn 



The following 1 2 Superb New Show Varittia of kg 

 season for 40$., or separately as priced. 



Dobson's Eliza 3$. Gd. Turner's Duchess ef Wel- 

 lington ... fcfe 

 Topping's Emily Rival I | 



Iloyle's Kegalis 5 • 



Virginia » S 



Carlos ... 5 t 



Tamberlik ... 3 I 



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™^wmm, an extremely beautiful variety, 12$. per «ee. 



fUnnnart ff^m? T"* » te ta«m, &• per dozen. 

 5fj^ na * ,6$.perd n. 



fcarfTubil m nUSS , nt T * nr V™*:}***T nerbaceoiw plant of 



MI Mil, 1 in 6 new and choi«i«*r;a»; n ., j 



PC STILL infineVa^ '"* ?J r *' I f w ' dozen " 



LiUn Imrj l„m album, *~W .\ Iff*. ' n - 



Loh » F«. dt. KM, St. CUSS. "''f 4 ' Per d0zen - 

 Ilprhanni Plant, in ™Z- J , A,,r0TB . »"• pfr doaen. 



perl: n. B ^ cMoB Variet ^ »•. per 100 ; or 6, 



i QhhlLL & Co.. Boyal Nursery, Great Yarmouth. 



Ericas 



Choice Exotic Ferns... 



,, Hardy ditto 

 Fuchsias, new sorts 

 Geraniums, new show flowers 



new fancy 

 new French 



scarlet, white, pink-flowering, and horse- 

 shoe marked leaf varieties, also kinds 

 with variegated foliage 

 „ hybrid bedding... 



New Gloxinias 



reenhonse Plants 

 Herbaceous ditto 

 Lycopodiums 

 I New Plants 

 Choice Orchidaceous Plants 



New Fruits 



New Herbaceous Phloxes 

 Pvhododendrons, choice hybrids 



Sikkim and Bootan species 



n Conservatory kinds 



New Roses 



Choice Shrubs, &c. 



Stove Plants ... 



Tree Carnations 



Tropical Fruits 



Variegated Foliage Plants ... 



New Verbenas 



The following Choice and New Plants 



blossom at the Nurseries : 



AZALEA, EMPRESS EUGENIE .-This magnificent variety 

 received a Bronze Medal, as a new plant, on the 9th inst., at the 

 Royal Botanic Gardens, and will be sent out in the autumn at 

 21$. each. Earl rders are respectfully requested, as they will 

 be executed strictly in rotation. 



C: !eya ianthina (new). 



Odnntoglossum hastilabium (rare). 



Huntleya cerina.— This received a Silver Medal, as a new 

 plant, on the 0th inst, at the Royal Botanic Gardens; also a First 

 Class Cer; cate at the Horticultural Society's Rooms on the 

 8th inst. 



Erica illustris (new); do. aranis(uew); do. triumplians carnea 

 (new). r 



Rhododendron Edgeworthi (Sikkim).— This received a Silver 

 Medal, as a rare plant, on the 9th inst., at the R oval Botanic 

 Gardens. 



Devdrobium clavatum (rare); do Dalhon-ianum (rare) 

 Meyenia erects.— This received a Silver Medal, as a new plant, 

 on the 9th inpt , at the Royal B mic Gardens. 

 L&lia purpurata (rare). 



Cymbidium species.— This received a Silver Medal as a new 

 plant, on the 9th in>r., at the Royal Botanic Gard s. 



The Nurseries, Tooting, London. 



Empress 

 „ Glowworm ... 3 



Foster's Lucy 5 



Purple Perfection 5 

 Turner's Pilot 3 



The following 20 first-rate 

 for 30s., or any 12 for 21s. 



Admiral, Albira, Ambassador, Astrea, Butterfly. 

 Exhibitor, Ganymede, Harriet, Jupiter, Knlla, 

 Leonora, National, Novelty, Optimus, Portia, Queen of Mi£ 

 Rachel, and Rubescens. 



The following 20 first-rate older Varieties for ik, 

 or any 1 2 for 1 2s. 



Alderman, Commissioner, Elise, Enchantress, Field UuM. 

 Flying Dutchman, Gem, Medus, Mochanna, MagnUkntf, Ihr 

 Queen, Nepaulese Prince, Nandee, Prince Arthur. Pain! 

 proved, Rosa, Rowena, Rubens, Village Maid, and Virgil 



FANCY GERANIUMS. 

 The following 12 beautiful varieties for 9$.:— Bishop of ffc> 

 cheater, Caliban, Extravaganza, Jehu Improved, Ltdy" 

 Magnifies, Mazeppa Superbe, Neert'e, Odoratisbima ««i 

 Odorata Superba, Statiaski, and Superba. 



GLOXINIAS. 

 The following set of 11 new varieties of last seawn m *f 

 fine, and may be had for 33$., or separately 3$. &/. each :- 

 Duke of Wellington, rich velvety scarlet of stout a 

 throat shaded with violet, and slightly spotted wiuj 

 Eleanor, pure white, blotched with rose, and purple 

 Elegantissima, French white of great substance, pa* 



centi spotted with buff. , . ... fl 



Erecta Magnifies, fine white, with blue throat, habit of l 



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En nie, rosy pink, centre creamy white. Bpottt^d with 



Exquisite (Henderson's), pure white, with broad mi m 



throat creamy white, spotted with puce. 

 Grand Sultan, a fine Continental variety. , n-rft 



Lady Franklin, extra large rose, stout and robust, stiwinf » 



pink, slightly spotted white in the throat 

 Magnet, clear rose, with blotch of purple 111 the throat, wp«» 



fine form. 

 Prince of Wales, white, shading off to lav nder. 

 Sir C. Napier, deep rosy crimson, throat blotched wi» 

 rose, dwarf habit. 

 The following 12 superb vara, for 20$.: --^j—. 

 Duchess de Brabant, Dr. Plancheon, Grsndis, «^%JJ. 

 rialis, Leonie Van Houtte, Petoiana, PnnceSW ae w^- 

 Victoria Regia, Wiisonia, and Wortleyana. 



ACHIMENES. . -^ 



The following three very beautiful new vanenes »•/ 



for 17$. 6d : — ■ ... _j f i. yA. 



Madame Rendatler, a fine large purplish lilac, wim 7- ^ 



lowish white throat *• - -nlifiii- 



Picturata, brilliant rose colour, flowers w* Be /!!!S ... * # 



tiflora, with darker spots, exceedingly hiih '^ e Pic o. 

 Gigantea, a novelty beyond comparison, reaemw v ^ 

 but twice as large and brighter colours, verj ^ 4 



keeping in flower several months ... — ••: x'&TtA** 

 Twelve Superb Varieties for 10$., including I/> n» 

 Mr. A P Brpart,Cerito,&c; 12 fine older v, ■» £ 



GREENHOUSE PLANTS, 50 hne and se* P** 1 , 5 J 



and varieties ••• •" | I J 



50 do. do., best selection - ^ 4 f * 



STOVE PLANTS, 50 superb and seh l^^ t T ^ l 2 * 

 HERBACEOUS PLANTS, 100 fine and distUW f t 



100, including newer 



ROCK PLANTS, 25 fine variet . 



DELPHINIUMS, 12 in 6 fine vane tie 



very fine seedlings 



mixed colours, per 100 ... ••• ■ 

 DIANTIIUS ATRORUBENS, splendid 



for hi dding, perdoz. ... ,••• 

 DIANTIIUS SPLENDENS, rich 



for ditto, perdoz. . v ••• , {o extra '&* 



POTENTILLAS, 12 fine varieties. 9$. , 1^- M 



splendid mixed seedlm ■ 1>* 



5 best new ^? e %h^U^ 

 bury Gem, Theodore, Shyl<**. 



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Julia, for ••• ../,'- -a Tpn*a»**"" 



ROCK CISTUS, dw 4 rf,24 be » l **i r S^t«Sl Be*ff«* 



IMILOX, 25 fine vars., lto.M.; 25 v t l eft "";" 1 r 

 PENTSTEMONS-Grandis r fine_ blue, 'mr ,, 



A troca-mlea, and a fine Wtol ,, p«r 

 „ M.igniflora. extra large riai K re • iot . 



A snreum (true), a fine dwarf blue. \ 



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„ Ovatum, light blue, f^^^doi 

 volucrata, most lovely *#£** 



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Viola arborea, 6$. per doz. ; alba, per uu . 



„ Neapolitan 6$. „ R^sian „ 



Berberis Darwini, per doz 

 Peeonia papaveracea, strong 





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 Roses, Tea-acented and China, 11 J^; p „rusla«^L 

 W«»od\s New Duchess of Norfolk, 1 > ■ *r f ijaVr^y* 



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 and all stations on the London an 



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