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THE GARDENERS' CHRONICLE. 



CHOICE CINERARIA SEED. 



CARNATIONS AND PICOTEES 



i soling out Seeds of.their very sup^r U RARJAB, 111 ^ ^"""^^X for their own blooming, at 21.. 



Thp Uat satisfaction which their Cinerarias have given for 

 *«veral successive years, enables them to recon >end their Seed 

 of the present season with much confidence. Packets sealed and 

 warranted by them at 2s. W., free by post. 



Exeter Nursery, l^ter.— Established 1«: 





'BOSSOM'S CHAMPION OF ENGLAND CELERY. 



THE finest Celery yet introduced, beautifully white, 

 very crisp and solid, and withstands a greater amount 

 of frost than anv other known variety ; it has been blanched 

 in the ground 3*feet.--To be obtained of T. F. Wixstanlky, 

 Seedsman. - Market Place, Manchester, price 2s. &L per 

 packet ; prices to the trade on a: »n 



SMITH begs to state that a First Class Certificate 



• was awarded April 26, 1855, by the National Floricultural 

 Society 21, Regent Street, London, to Verbena LOltD RAGLAN. 

 It has' the following good proper! h s \z H Colour, bri carlet 



criTWOn, with conspicuous light eye; Size of tin large; Pip 

 an ii. average size ; habit good. The highest award is made 

 by the Sedety for its general good qualities. G. B. begs to add 

 that this is one of the nnest Verbenas he ever offered to the 

 floricultural world, either for bed ag or showing purposes. 



rong plant.-, are now ready at 5s. each. 



Also the following:— Boule de Feu, Empress, Mrs. M'Niel, 

 Vlolacea. and trim, at 5#., or the set of six :M.v. For 



descrii »ns see atalogue, and Advertisement in the t ner* 



ronieh of April 1, 14, 21, and 28, also Edwards' "Gardt 

 Almanack" for 1856. G. 8. has also a few extra strong plants 

 f 1'etunla Singularity, very novel, at 5s. each. Also new 

 Fuchsias, and first class Geraniums, &c. 



Tollington Nursery, Hornsey Road, Islington, London. 



~~TWO VERY USEFUL NEW OWARF NASTURTIUMS. 



JOHN C ATT ELL has much pleasure in bringing 

 into notice these two v y showy hardy ANNUALS, viz. :— 



NASTURTI1 M DWARF CRIMSON.— The colour ox the 

 common dark crimson. 



Ditto DWARF S< RLET.— The colour very rich orange 

 scarlet, with a fiery shade on the upper part of the throat. 



They are both of the dwarf compact habit of minimus, and 

 admirably adapted for forming large buds, particularly in any 

 poor soils; the flowers are the size of the common Nasturtium, 

 and thrown well above the foliage, and are a mass of bloom 

 throughout tho summer and autumn. Packets, containing 

 VI seeds, Is. each, post free. 



J. C. has also the following choice Seeds for present sowing, at 

 the prices annexed per packet, post free :— 



Alstt neria acutifolia, a s.d. i s.d, 



fine herbaceous green- Petunia, from finest vars. . 6 



house climber ... .10 Polvanthus.from fine named 



per dozen P* irs - , t and may be either turned out into 



t JSSdE SSSSffS^ without suffering the least 

 check, a manifest advantage at this season. 



Royal Nursery, Great Yarmouth. 



tion. 



SUPERB SHOW PANSIES. 



xnuv HOLLAND, Bradshaw Gardens, Middleton, 



A vf* M nWti>r will supply the following set of 20 extra 



fine SSTK -g, 1 wel&d autumn struck Plants, at 

 10, the set, hamper, package, ^-^cl^ ^ 



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Adela (Turner) 

 vifred the Great (Turner) 

 Hoadicea (Fellowes) 

 Conm.ander-in-Chief (Hooper) 



Father Gavazzi 'Holland) 

 Fearless (Schofield} 

 Great Western (Hooper) 

 Jubilee (Dickson & Co.) 

 Lady Emily (Downie & Laird) 

 Lady Carrington (Hunt) 



Marion (Dickson & Co.) 



Mesmerist (Veitch) 



Miss Talbot (Dickson & Co.) 



Pandora (Hunt) 



Rising Sun (Turner) 



Sultan (Hooper) 



Sir J. Paxton (Betteredge) 



Thisbe (Hooper) 

 Victory (Schofield) 



Older varieties, such as Fair Flora, France Cycole, Queen of 

 England Duke of Perth, Rubens, Caroline, Ophir, Blue Perfec- 

 tion Euphemia, &c. &c, 4s. per dozen, strong plants. 



\' few packets of very select Pansy Seed at Is. and 25. per 

 packet Priced and descriptive Catalogues now ready, and will 

 be forwarded on application. Post-office orders payable at 

 Mi ddleton, Lancashire. . , 



HARLES TURNER begs to intimate that his 



New SPRING CATALOGUE is now ready, and contains 



descriptive lists of— 



Carnations, 

 Picotees, 



[Mat 19 } 



EVERCREEN CRASSES FOR CHURCHvao^? 



,UTTON and SONS have had SSJ ^ 



mg many clergymen and others with r^L • 

 chyards and Cemeteries, which have iriW__ 

 Price of Seed, Is. per lb., or 18s. per bushd *** 

 From many similar letters we present the follow. 

 From Mr. C.Judd, Gardener to Ids Grace the A 



Canterbury. 



" The Grass Seeds received from you succeeded _im- 

 although sown late, the growth was such that we vS 1 * 1 ^ 

 mow the churchyard in the autumn, and it hasno»l 

 ance of an established lawn of some years standing • ^T 

 the Archbishop of Canterbury, is quite satisfied with** 

 ance.— Addington Park, Jan. 7." ^ 



Address, Jons Sutton & Soys, Seed Growe rs. RearW *___, 

 THE PAMPAS CRASS " GYNERIUIvrARCEN^^ 



T UCOMBE, PINCE, and CO. have a fine ffi, 



-■-J stock of this highly Ornamental Plant, well etfmSZF 

 pots, and fit to send out immediately. It is universalwSSi 

 that few plants produce a more beautiful effect than thiiiUIIS 

 Grass. See Woodcut and description of it in the gEOO* 

 Chronicle of November 4th, 1854. Sizes, prices and in^Sf 



Chronicle of November 4th, 1S54. Sizes, prices, and in 

 culars may be bad on application to Lucombk Par* 



Exeter Nursery, Exeter.— Established 1720. 



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announce that their new Spring CATALOG? for ufc 

 sent post free on application, and for 12 postiee &Iubm 



nl rnlrmrerl nlnfo TvnroaaTi finer *Ti« ui^. 



Dahlias, 



Fancy Dahlias, 



Cinerarias, 



V ben as, 



Fuchsias, 

 Hollyhocks, 



Chrysanthemums, 

 including several 





Pinks, 

 Panstes, 

 Auriculas, 

 Shrubby 

 larias, 



Calceo- 



Scarlet and Horse- 

 shoe Geraniums, 

 Delphiniums, 

 Mimulus, 

 Pentstemons, 

 Petunias, 

 Bedding Plants, &c, 



plants : — 



Achimenes Ambroise Verschaf- 



felt. 

 Acacia Drummondi micro- 



phylla. 

 Boronia Drummondi. 

 Bouvardia longiflora. 





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elphinium ITendetsaai. 



enetylliB macrustedt (fact, 

 ioides). ^ ^* 



uchsia Queen Victoria, 



Mrs. Story. 



Albert. 



new Dahlias, new Verbenas, new "White 

 Beddhig^CaTceoiarias, &c, offered for the first time. Can be had 

 on application.— Royal Nursery, Slough. 



R"OBERT PARKER begs to inform his friends 

 and tho public that his New Spring Catalogue containing 

 Descriptive and Priced Lists of the following:— 



[varieties 

 and fancy 



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Animated Oats 3 



Anemone, single Poppy, 

 fine mixed 



Azalea, from finest green- 

 house varieties 



Cochlearia acaulis 



Cineraria, from very superb 

 varieties ... 



Celsia arcturaft 



Geranium, from new florist 



varieties, 12 seeds 

 „ from finest older 

 12 seeds 

 do. fancy do. T 12 seeds 



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 Do. fine mixed 

 Saponaria calabrica 

 Verbena teucrioides 



„ venosa 



„ mixed, from finest 

 named varieties 

 Zinnia' eiegans coccinea 



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Exotic Orchids 



Ferns— stove, greenhouse, and 



hardy 



Geraniums— show ,fancy.scarlet, 

 variegated, and hybrid bed- 

 ding varieties 



Chrysanthemums— large flower- 

 ed, and Pompone varieties 



Petunias 



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Geum coccinenm splendens 3 



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loxinia, fine mixed 

 Holcus saccharatus. . . 

 Hibiscus Manihot ... 

 Leptosiphon iutea ... 

 Lychnis fulgens 

 Mandevilla suaveolens 

 New Giant Mignonette 

 Kierembergim intermedia . 

 Polyanthus, common, from 



showy varieties for bor- 



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BEAUTIFUL OltNAMHXTAL 



GRASSES. 



Agrostis capillaris... 

 „ pulchella... 

 Anthoxanthum gracile 

 Priza maxima 

 media... 

 „ gracilis 

 Chrysurus aureus 

 Eragrostis eiegans ... 

 ,, namaquensis 

 „ po^eformis 

 Lagurus ovatus 

 Lamarckia aurea 

 Pennisetum villotum 



„ longistylnm 

 <etaria macrochwta 

 Stipa pinnata 



Roses in pots 



Dahlias — show 



Fuchsias 



Selaginillas or Lycopodiums 



Gloxinias 



Cinerarias 



Calceolarias— bedding varieties 



Verbenas 



Miscellaneous bedding plants 



&c, &c. 



Antirrhinums 



Is cow ready and can be bad Post-free on application. 



Paradise Nursery, HorasevJRo&fl, Holloway, London. 



A BM, MARTIN and SON'S LIST OF PLANTS 



FOR BEDDING PURPOSES; at 35. and 4s. per dozen; 



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by the hundred 21s. :■ 



Calceolaria 

 Nierembergias 



Geraniums, scarlet 



„ other varieties 



Fuchsia 



Heliotropes 



Phloxes 



Senecio 



Cuphea 



Oenothra 



Dahlias 



Verbenas 



Gaillardias 



Anagallis 

 Salvias 

 Petunias 



Chrysanthemum s 

 Double crimson 

 Rockets, 6s. perdoz. 

 Lobellias 

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A remittance to accompany all orders from unknown corre- 

 spondents.— Nurseries, We 



ASS and BROWN have just published a SUP- 

 PLEMENT to their CATALOGUES, with extracts and 

 descriptions of a few new and select plants, which may be had on 

 application . 



*»■» An extensive Stock of the finest and most popular and 

 showy Bedding Plants, strong and well established, at low prices. 



The NEW FUCHSIAS with white corollas— Lucombe £ s. d. 



and Pinee and Story's va 

 Fuchsia Banks's Prince Al 



form, each... 

 „ Turner's Thalia, fine formed white, very 



rose corolla, each 



Verbena Mrs. Woodroffe, brilliant new scarlet, 



size, per dozen 

 Geranium Keyne's Pretty Polly, each 

 Phlox omniflora compacta, new white, very dwarf and 



compact, each 



jlaria (Rollisson's) Eclipse, extra rich flowin 



crimson, each 

 (Rollisson's) Variabilis, delicate primrose, 



fine, each 



Escallonia pterocladon, pure white, each 



Rhododendron javanicum, each 



Rose Duchess of Norfolk, each, 3s. 6d. ; strong flower- 

 ing, each ... ... •■- «•• ••* ••• -•■ 



For other new and select plants, see Catalogue and Supples** 



For names of the following see Advertisements 

 Gardeners' Chronicle of May 1st and $th. 



GEUANIUMS, 12 superb new show varieties of last 



season 

 20 first-rate vars. of previous date 



20 first-rate older vars. 

 GLOXINIAS, 11 superb new vars. 



12 superb vars. 

 12 fine older vars. 

 ACHIMENES, 3 splendid new vars 



., 12 superb vars., 105. ; 12 fine older vars. 



GREENHOUSE PLANTS, 50 fine and select 



50 do., best selection 



Cinerarias 

 Also a Large and Healthy Stock of Azalea indica, Escallonia 

 macrantha, Abelia florabunda, Tropseolum tricolor and Jarrati, 

 Primula sinensis alba pleno, Clematis azurea grandiflora and 

 Sieboldi, Cupressus funebris, Araucaria and Cedar Deodara, from 

 1 to 5 feet, in pots; Lilium lancifolia, rosea, rubra and alba, 

 Crassulas, Pimeleas, &c, Ac., &c. Fuchsias, Geraniums, Holly- 

 hocks, Phloxes and Roses, most of the leading sorts grown. 

 Swede and other Turnip Seeds of the most approved kinds (own 

 growth).— Nursery and Seed Establishment, Cottingham, Hull 

 Br anch, Junction Street. Abm. Martin & Soy, Proprietors. 



NEW ROSES. 



PAUL and SON beg to offer the following NEW 



ROSES, which were exhibited by them at Gore House on 

 the 16th inst. 



Adam Paul, H.P. 

 Alexandrine Bachemeteff, 



H.P. ... •«• ••• ••• ••• 



Auguste Vacher, T 



Comtesse Vaillant, H.P. ... 



Duchess of Norfolk, H.P. 



General Castellane. H.P., 



Jules Margottin. H.P. 

 Lady Stuart, H.P. 

 Leon Plee. H.P. ... 



Mr. Andrews, the first floricultural artist of the day, hishkl 

 the getting up of this plate, so that full reliance may besbeil 

 on the correctness of the flowers represented and the ssjohr 

 style of the colouring. 



Geranium SILVER QUEEN.— A valuable plant {srMsk 

 which by accident was brought under our notice liet mm. 

 Several plants were planted out for trial, and beside them ifewtf 

 every other variegated foliage Geranium in cultivation: ttai 

 were Flower of the Day, Mountain of Light, Attraction 

 Silver King, Mangles' Silver, and others, but the folian ssi 

 growth of all proved inferior to this one, and viewing tfct W 

 from afar or near, this variety stood out in bold relief ftmii 

 others of a like character. The foliage is large, round and aosft, 

 habit dwarf and spreading with a free growth, and fiowtnafi 

 rosy pink, similar in colour to the Geranium LbcU rm 

 7s/6d. 



TURNIP SEEDS, ETC. 



PETER LAWSON and SON Seedsmw to fe 

 Queen and to the Highland Agbicdxtttrai btt, bej 

 leave to intimate that they are sending out the foBcnrisj 

 TURNIP SEEDS, for which they respectfully solicit 

 They are all of the most approved kinds of last years pwrft 



SELECT STOCKS. 

 Swedish — Per lb. — s. d. 



Lothian Purple top ... 1 9 



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 Skirving's do 

 Matson's do. 

 Fettercairn Green-top ... 

 White-fleshed 

 Red— Round, or Norfolk 

 Tankard 

 Globe 

 „ Woolton (superior 



variety) 



Green — Globe, improved 

 Round, or Norfolk 

 Tankard 



White— Globe 



Do. Pomerain, true 

 Round, or Norfolk 



Six-week, or Stubble .. 

 Tankard... 



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Yellow— t i 



Bullock, Green 1 



„ ' Purple-tcp 1 C 



Gordon of Ayrshire, 



Green-top ... -1 * 



Gordon of AterdNB- 



shfre, do. ... * J 

 Hood's Imperial, do, ...1 J 



LaurencekirkTankard,**! I 

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 Skirving's Purple-top 



Yellow Bullock ... 1 • 

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Dale's Hybrid ... - 1 f 

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Cruicksfield Green • m 



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Leveson Gower, H.P. 



Louise Odier, H.P 



Madame Andry, H.P. 



Dommage. H.P., 



Phelip, H J\ 

 Paul Dupuy, H.P. .. 

 Paul's Prince Albert, Bourb. 

 Prince Leon, H 

 Sombreuil, T. 



Triomphe de Paris, H.P... . 3 6 

 Volta, HP 2 6 



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Well established plants carriage free to London, and plants 

 given to compensate for distant carriage. The entire collection 

 of 20 plants will be supplied for 31. 5s. 



Nurseri . Cheshunt, Herts. 



NEW ROSES. 



BENJAMIN R. CANT begs to offer strong Dwarf 

 Plants, in pots, of the following NEW ROSES:— 



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TOVEPLAN' 30 snperb and select . 

 HERBACEOUS PLAN- 100 line and 



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BOCK PLANTS 25 fine varieties 



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Splendid new Potentillas, Pentstemons, choice var» 

 c, &c, tee Catalogues. 



COMPLETE CATALOGUE free for 



six penny stamps. 

 penny stamps 



Post-office orde payable to Bass & Bkown, or 'to &EMK* 



Goods carriage fre< not nder 20s.) to all the Lmidmi «**m*>i 

 and alSH 



Hytvrid Pebpetuals. 

 Alfred Colomb 

 Alphonse de Lamartine 



Ceres 



Cicero 



Comtesse Vaillant 



Conseiller Jordeuil 



Duchess of Norfolk 



Deuil de F. Willermoz 



George d'Amboise 



Gloire de France ... 



Gloire de Parthenay 



Lady Milsom 



Lady Shelley 



La Ville de St. Denis ... 



Madame Dommage 



Hector Jacquin 

 Masson ... 

 Lacroix . . . 



F . Rigaux 

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Hybrid Perpetuals. 

 Madame Theodore Martel 



,, Quetel . . . 

 Marie de Bourges 

 Prince de la Moskowa 

 Sir John Franklin 

 Triomphe en Beautg 



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Bourbon, Omer Pacha 



Tea, Louise de Savoie 



Nois, Augusta 



Moss. D'Arcet 



Gloire de Mousseuses 

 Jeanne de Montfort 



LEblouissante 

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 Vandael 

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H. Bour., Charles Lawson 



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27, Great G eorgejtreet,Jgestminst^ — _ 



WILLIAM KNIGHT, Florist, &<^ be eVL* 

 the following Superb FLOWER SEEDS, »ved W" 

 best varieties, post free :— ^^ 



Antirrhinum, from 100 striped and spotted varieties ... ^ ^ 

 Balsam, from 25 best double varieties ... - "' 

 Hollyhock, from 50 best show flowers 

 Fancy Pansy, from a choice collection ... 

 Mimulus, from 12 of the most showy kinds 

 Verbena, from 100 of the newest and best vanew 

 Pansy, from 100 best show flowers ... 

 Gloxinia, from 50 newest varieties 

 Double Daisy, from 60 newest varieties 

 Sweet William, from 50 fine varieties 



6 7, High Street, Battle. ^^^fif^\ 



HEELER and SON'S SHORT SELECT :*£ 



LIST.— Our Priced List of See 

 ing Descriptions and Prices of thebest^ 



fsr* 



the very best quality and true xo diuuc ,«.«-- BdiBf m + 



are our own growing, and are P^J^ [\ 0U r cns*s* 



generally succeed in giving entire ****«*<** ^ ^ 



We are in daily receipt of most ^f^^ 

 orders from those we had the he*o*r oj < ytererf^Zi 

 as we deliver our Seeds Carriage * f E : w bave not 

 solicit the honour of an order from th^e ^ ^ »» 



us a trial.-J. C. Wheeler & Son Gloucester, 

 Gloucestershire Agricultural Society. - ^ jgp 



p'EUMAN ASTER SEED all j^f/S^J 



VT Globe varieties ever yet exhibi ^ a f minen ^ f* m 

 passed all others in cultivation for their 

 distinct colours, Is. per packet. f ^ $^ 



SWEET WILLIAM SEED saved from 50 ^. 



E season, 



[RDEN snd FL ^, 

 It is onr eATBSP'- 



most superb varieties, Is. per P^ ket ; u the finest 

 ANTIRRHINUM SEED saved from au 



SEED 



ill 





named flowers, Is. per P^X'vrPTON STOCK, € xtt * 



SCARLET GIANT BROMPTOW ai ^* 



FIMBBUTA/BWl-U 





°™ on ^ nd orwich ColchiMtar Line. 

 40s. and upwards. 



Establishment, Sudbury, Suflbllt. 



N.B. The new Hybrid Perpetual Rom Emperor Napoleon 

 will not be sent out b( »re June; by that time I shall have 

 proved it. If not more than semi-double, I much question if it is 

 worth 7s. 6d. I, however, received a very high character of it, 

 which induces me to offer it to the public, hut not to let it out 

 "fore proving its worth. 



Carriage paid to any Station on the Eastern Counties Railway. 



St John's Street Kursery, Colchester. 



SCARLET GIANT 



^vSry 'superior JSS^iSSm *** "* 



SEED, saved from six ^istnict janetw 

 superb plants ever grown, 2s. M-. p«rp ^^^ 

 PANSY SEED, a few packets trom 



per ]iacket, 





CROWN GOURD, « CCSTABU < „ '1^^^ 



is the most d cious of «H the > -^ f l2 disfl"* 



AQUILEOIA, or COLTJMB^^ ^ 



1*. per packet. . _ ,„„ v i the ?***& n* ^ 



Any three packets of *« *^S *">*£& ^ 



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