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CHOICE BEDDING-OUT PLANTS, 

 And to those abo.t Pebmankntly Repupumuhg the 



Flowei: ibden. 



YOUELL vnd CO. beg to submit the following List 

 of durable FT. A 3, suitable for the * e purpose. 

 . ,.ru£, n^don all Orders of 21. and upwards to any. distance 

 KinW^IeTof thS Nursery, and good Plants added to com- 

 nsate for this charge on packages of less value :- 



CARNATIONS and PICOTEES. Per doz. pairs. 



Fine selections by name from our extensive and 



well-k Down Collection, in strong plants 

 Fine mixed border ditto 

 True old Clove Carnations 

 Tree Carnations, in choice variety each 



CV.LCEOLARIAS.-Of this favourite flower the 

 list contains some of the best varieties for Bedding :— 

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



crimson and yellow, Is. Gd. each. 

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

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

 Superb* onstantine's), dwarf, rich crimson plum, U.Gd. each. 

 Surprise „ bright orange crims. n, ex. flue, 12s per doz. 



Sulphur** splendens, fine large yellow, 6s. per dozen. 

 Mr. Win- rich shining bronze red, 6s. per dozi . 

 Superb* (Turner's), fine dwarf, d k crimson (ex ), 6 . per doz. 

 Welllngt Il.-ro. rich deep golden yellow, 6s. \ dozen. 



ficent, large and rich crii on, wiA yellow crown, extra 



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pitM DSl**tiiie's),deepmaroonBcai t,dwarf,12s.p.dcz. 



Mrs. Beecher Stowe, bright yellow, i . 



. bankleyana, large orange crimson, line, vs. 



mty of Montreal, blight crim dwarf, 6s. 

 Kentish Hero, orange k-n/.e, fine, Cs. 



an, fine large crimson, 6s. 

 Viscosissima, deep yellow, Gs. ..... 



i alceolaria ' MTY," a new and beauhful variety, tubk paper 

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

 bedding plant, very highly recommended, 7s. Gd. each. 



SCARLET GEB XIUMS. 

 Tom Thumb, Frogmore, aud Trentham Scarlet, 4s. per dozen, 



Amazon, 1^ per dozen. x .\iP s '? er ,l 



r;aron liugel, a dwarf growing variety, with brilliant scanet 



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

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

 Defiance, an immense large flowering variety. Is. each, 9s. per doz. 



VARIEGATED GERANIUMS. 



SEEDS OF SELECT HARDY PLANTS. 



ILLIAM MOOKE begs to ofTer the following 



* • SEEDS all saved :t the establishment, and warranted 

 good, at 6d per packet, or the collection r 5s. Payment to be 

 made in postage stamps. 



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BEDDING PLANTS.-AT^7w~^Tr^- 



TOHN SCOTT, Merriott - ' * lJuI - 



Nurserieg, C 



Scarlet Poppy Anemone. 

 Alstrcemeria anrea. 



Anchusa italic*. 

 Antirrhinum, line striped. 

 Dianthus montana, rubra & alba. 

 German Wall-flower, fine mixed. 



eum splendens. - 



Helianthemum, 10 sorts mixed. 



Lupinus mngnirlcus. 



otis sylvaticum, fine sp. 



Po'r 1 a tricolor gra ndifiora. 

 Pol nthus from the best sorts. 



Norfolk Nursery, East Dereliar 



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Brilliant 12s. per doz. 



J lower of the Day 9s. „ 

 Dandy ... ••• 9s. „ 

 Golden Chain ... 18s. 



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Manglesi varie- 

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Mountain of Light 18a. 



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



Mangled Floribunda, a free blooming light variety, 



9s. per dozen. 

 Crimson Unique, a fine strong growing variety, 9s. 



per dozen. 

 Crimson flowering Ivy leaf, fine, 9s. per dozen. 



Whits do. do. 6s. „ 



Miss Emily Field, 12s. per dozen. 

 Skeltoni, 12s. per dozen, 

 i I ~ i AS. -The following fine varieties, 9s., viz.:-Queen of 

 Hanover, Elegans, Vanguard, Uterpe, Monarch, Trentham, 

 Autocrat, Duke of Wellington Mrs. Patterson, Princeps, Lady 

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

 of the older varieties, Gs. 

 Fuchsia Domminiana, 2s. each. 



Fuchsias, the best hardy kiuds for bedding, in strong last years 



plants, 6s. per dozen. 

 Petunias, of best kinds, Gs. per dozen. 



LOBELIA racemoides,«*hcbcst dart blue variety, 4s. per dozen. 



lueida do. light do. 4s. 



•mpacfa alba do. white do. 4s. 



Lindleyana, a d ded lilac do. 6?. 



VERBENAS.— In this class particular attention has been given 

 to introduce only those of ih more stri colours and best 



habits for bedding purp< ; these include :J the handsomest 

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

 dozen, or 30s. per 100. 

 Pansies first class varieth by name, 9s. per dozes. 

 Anagallis rul and grandiflora, 6s. per dozen. 

 Nierembergia filicaulis, 6s. per dozen. 

 Peutstemon azureum, 9s. per dozen. 



, t of sons, 6s. per doze 



Sah Lilleaua, li^iit blue, quite hardy, 9s. per dozen. 



of »rts, 6s. per dozen. 



Campanula corallina, hardy trailing plant, bearing in pro- 

 i ion 1 lit blue star-shaped flowers, 6s. i>L-r dozen. 



Silene roaritima pleno, hardy plant, of trailing habit, producing 

 1 «rge double white flowers, 6s. per dozen. 



Genista tinctoria flore pleno, another very hardy showy herb- 

 aceous plant, of trailing habit, producing large quantities of 

 double flowers of deep orange co r, 6s. per dozen. _a^^^ 



TKOP-JWLUM— Trio; he de Gand—a handsome variety for 

 trellis work, producing large and brilliant scarlet flowers, 

 12*. per dozen. 



CLEMATIS TUBUL03A MONGOLICA, a handsome herb- 

 aceous plant bearing numerous heads of blue star-shaped 

 flowers, very hardy, 9s, per dozen. 



Clematis aznrea grandifl i. Sieboldi, Ilendersoni, and montana, 

 these favourite hardy Climbers, in flowering plants, Is. Gd. each. 



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

 white, 3s. per dozen. 



PR] M KOS I , double white, 4s. per dozen : double crimson or 

 m on, 12s. do.; double yellow ■$. do.; double j "pie, 4a. do. 



PHLOXES.— The following choice v eties 9s. per dozen: — 



Maria Boulanger, Striata sup. a, 3 Leopold, Villaret joyense, 

 Bois Rose, Imbricata, M acrantlra, Deuil la ( at esse de Marne, 

 Anais, 1 i, Mrs. Thorn] n, Madame C rcelh Madam 

 Frobel, Madame Lanier, Madame de Praine en. Lamoriciere, 



Princesse de Cleres, Princesse Marianne, and other fine kinds. 



HOLLYHOCK extra fine, first-el 3 show varieties by 

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



BELG ! AX DA ISIES in 36 best kinds, by name, 4s. per doz. 



P. SIAlB in 20 new and very choice Continental varieties, 

 Tor 11. 



Delphinium Ilendersoni, this magnificent bright blue variety, in 



flowering plants, 2s. Gd. each. 

 Dielytr • ibitis; this universal favourite, strong flowering 



plants ?. per dozen. * 

 Delp: uiuiii Barlow i, 9s. per dozen. 



m Mo< t an extremely beautiful variety, 12s. per doz. 



„ ^ grandiflorum maximum, 9s. per dozen. 



Baponari* oeymoides, very hardy rock plant, with pink flowers, 

 6s. per dozen. 



Statlce wwjltima t i, a very pretty, barfly herbaceous plant of 

 dwarr nahit, producing numerous heads of bright rose-coloured 

 flower #. per dozen. 



ASS and BROWN have jiist published a StP- 



PLFMENT to tdeir CATALOGUES with extracts and 

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



* P » a An 'extensive Stock of the finest and most popular and 

 show*J Bedding Plants, strong and well established, at low prices. 

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

 and Pince and Story's varieties, each ... ... 



Fuchsia Banks's Prince Albert, rich dark variety, extra 



form, each... ... ... ••• •■• ••• 



Turner's Thalia, fine formed white, very deep 



rose corolla, each 



Verbena Mrs. Woodroffe, brilliant new scarlet, extra 



size, per dozen 



Geranium Keyne's Pretty Polly, each 



Phlox omniflora compacts, new white, very dwart and 



compact, each ■•# ••• .••• 



Calceolaria (RolHs ft) Eclipse, extra rich flowing 



crimson, each 

 n (Rolliss. n's) Variabilis, delicate primrose, 



fine, each 

 Escallonia pterocladon, pure white, each 

 Rhododendron javanicum, each 



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

 ing, each M ••• "•,*.•••, i. 



For other new and select plants, see Catalogue and Supplement. 



For names of the following see Advertisements in 

 Gardeners' Chronicle of May 1st and 8th. 



ERANIUMS, 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., 10s. ; 12 fine older vars. 



GREENHOUSE PLANTS, 50 fine and select... 



50 do., best selection 



STOVE PLANTS, 50 superb and select 



HERBACEOUS PLANTS, 100 fine and distinct vars. 



100, including newer 



ROCK PLANTS. 25 fine varieties 



Splendid new Potentillas, Pentstemons, choice vars. of Phlox, 



&c. &c, see Catalogues. 

 COMPLETE CATALOGUE free for six penny stamps. 



The Spring Catalogue alone for three peiny stamps. 



Post-office orders payable to Bass & Bnowx, or to Stephen 



Brown. . . 



Goods carriage free (not under 20s.) to all the Loudon termini, 

 and ail stations on the London and Norwich Colchester Line. 

 Plants gratis with orders of 40s. and upwards. 



Seed and Horticultural Establishmen t, Sudbury, Suffo lk. 



UHN CATTELL begs to announce that his 



CATALOGUE No. 4 for the Spring of 1855, containing 

 choice selections of GERANIUMS, VERBENAS, MISCEL- 

 LANEOUS BEDDING PLANTS, &c., is now ready and may 

 be had on application, inclosing a penny stamp. J. C. particu- 

 larly directs attention to the following selection of very 

 desirable plants : — 



VARIEGATED GERANIUMS. Each- 

 Attraction (Gaines) -•* 



„ (Kinghorn) habit and colour of Flower of the Day, 



with a beautiful deep pink horse-shoe mark 3s. Gd. to 21 

 Brilliant, leaves edged with silvery white, flowers deep 



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returnable.) " — *r— « Purchuer «* 



200 Sorts of the best and newest Verbenas. 



120 do. Scarlet and other Bedding Geraniums. 



20 do. Variegated leaved ditto. 



100 do. Fuchsia, all the best ; 24 do. Shrubby C 

 24 do. Petunias; with Anagallis, Ageratums ( 

 tropes, Lobelias, Salvias, Seuecios, &c. Also the beknrtL^*" 

 Double Pyrethrum. * ut uaiiH| 



When a fair proportion of each is taken the price will 1»*. 

 per dozen ; but if only Calceolarias and Geraniums *>» ;L?H 

 they will be 4s. per dozen. Catalogues, in which criST* 

 arranged in sections of colour, &c, sent on r< p t f /S2 

 stamp. Parties requiring large quantities cau have ft 

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brilliant scarlet 



Favourite 



! lower of the Day, fine stout plants for bedding 



Golden Chain, extra strong 



„ „ good plants for bedding 



„ Admiration 



Mountain of Light 



Mount Hecla 



Silver King, bright scarlet, foliage belted with silvery white 



GERANIUMS OF THE SCARLET HABIT. 

 Baronne Hugel, very dwarf, light scarlet with white eye, 



fine dark horse-shoe leaf 



Masterpiece, foliage, habit and truss like Cerise Unique, 

 colour most intense brilliant scarlet, with white eye. 2s.6d. to 3 



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Princess, white and salmon, horse-shoe leaf, fine 



Rosea superb, rosy red, trusses very large, one of the finest 

 for pots or beds ... 



Surpass Hydrangseflora, truss and colour like Lady Holms- 

 dale, of dwarf habit 



Trentham Rose, rosy scarlet, extra fine 



Trentham Scarlet Gem, truss and petals extra large, in- 

 tense bright scarlet, strong habit, very free bloomer ... 



Triomphe de Mont Rouge, pale salmon, horse-shoe leaf, fine 



Geranium Unique (Rollisson's) ... Is. to 



„ fine plants for bedding ... per doz. 

 „ Momus, fine bedding variety, habit and colour 



of the old Davyana 



Anagallis Breweri, the finest blue each Gd.; per doz. 



„ rubra grandii nest red each Gd. ; per doz. 



liotropium Beaute • »udoir each Is. Gd.; perdoft. 



„ John J ell : this in growth, flower, and 



E at is the finest Heliotrope yet brou; r into notice ... 



Phlox Drummondi Radetzki, fine, striped like Mayi, but 



both colours very iperior ... each la. 6dL J per doa. 19 



Phlox Drummondi, superb dark varieties, mixed per doz. 4 

 Nasturtii incisum, very pretty, yellow and orange, 9<2. to 1 



„ Scheuermann ianum (tiue), a beautiful buff and 



rich maroon varies the common Na Una 



Both tl Nasturtium re valuable additions to our 

 summer climbers. 

 Oxalis Bowi, fine rosy pink, flowers all the summer, and 



makes a fine bed per doz. 



Petunia Purple Perfection, the best of the dark purples 



fori s per doz. 



Petunia conspicua, light rose edged with rosy purple, fine 



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SPLENDID DELPHINIUMS. 

 Those marked thus * will not be sent out till the first week in June. 



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atice latifolia, fine hardy species, with bine flowers, 6s. per doz. ! Magnificat 

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Alpine or Rock Plan, in en e vai », to 6s. per dozen 



YOUELL & Co», Royal Nursery, Great Yarmouth, 



Hybrid a flora pleno* 

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NEW PLANTS. 



ESSRS. WILLIAM ROLLISSON and SON 



now prepared to offer— 

 BEGONIA SPLENDIDA.— This exquisite plant 

 covered in Java by our collector, Mr. John Henshall dariui 

 researches in the Indian Archipelago. It is an extremely 

 tiful plant of ornamental foliage, the stems and leaves of 

 are covered over with a bright crimson hirsute doim; ■Hftwlki. 

 it presents so striking an appearance, that it is alone mach tok 

 desired for its magnificent foliage, for which wearenowofcj^ 

 it, the plant not having yet flowered in this country. 42j i?2? 



RHODODENDRON GRISEWOODIANL M.-Tl ^ 

 superb large white free-blooming variety, beautifully tinted vfft 

 blush, and distinctly spotted with large dark browa spots; fa* 

 form and large truss, and possessing beautiful foliage. We sen 

 no hesitation in saying that this is one of th* uest 

 drons ever raised, being perfectly hardy, which has beenfegr 

 tested during the last two severe winters ; for while miDy oifi 

 so-called hardy sorts were completely disfigured in their ioliia. 

 not a leaf of this variety was injured. 21s. to 31s. 6eJ. 



RHODODENDRON SHAKSPEARE.-A soft rosy purpla> 

 tensely blotched with orange yellow on the top pete lb* 

 beautiful and thoroughly hardy free late-flowering variety. 



21s. to 31s. Gd. 



ERICA JE MEL A.— This is a very beautiful hybrid, in fti 

 Erica Massoni section, of a fine bright crimson colour, sftsr Ht 

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

 this is a very distinct variety. 21s. 



ERICA EXIMIA SUPERBA.— This variety may really 

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

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

 blossoms of a fiery scarlet colour. This charming variety obtains* 

 the first seedling prize at the Royal Botanic Gardens, hr 31r.l£ 



ERICA PAXTONI.— A very distinct variety obtained by 

 hybridising Erica Hartnelli with Erica Massoni ; it l 

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

 useful for Autumnal Exhibition purposes, as it blossoms tm 



July to October. 21s. 



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

 CALCEOLARIA VARIABILIS.— As a bedding plant 

 will make a charming variety, and in some measure npplf it- 

 deficiency there lias been for durable and effective planljefi 

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

 compact, pretty habit, and produces in great profusion iramm 

 trusses of blossom, which open of a delicate primrose colon: 

 change to white. Altogether it is a most desirable aequ- 

 and a variety thoroughly distinct from any in culU 



105. Gd. each. ., ... TC 



NEW PRICED CATALOGUE OF PLANTS. 

 MESSRS. WILLIAM ROLLISSON will be happy to JorsJ 

 this on application. It can also be forwarded tnrougbftM 

 following countries, post free: America, Austria, B 

 Germany, Holland, Prussia, &c. &c. This Cab 

 with novelties and rare plants; also contains pn 

 following : — 

 Choice Achimenes 



Alpine Plants 



Azaleas, Ghent varieties 



indica 



species and hybrids 



Bedding Plants 

 New Shrubby Calceolarias (beddin 



Choice Camellias 



New Pompon Chrysanthemums 

 New Chrysanthemum Precoces 

 Choice Stove Climbers 



Greenhouse ditto 

 „ Hardy ditto ... 

 New and Choice Conifera? 



Epacris 

 Ericas 



Choice Exotic Ferns... 



Hardy ditto 



Fuchsias, new sorts 



Geraniums, new show flowers 



new fancy 



new French — , hr . 



scarlet, white pink-flowering and wm 



shoe marked leaf varieties, aiM> *■ 



with variegated foliage 

 hybrid bedding... 

 New Gloxinias 

 Greenhouse Plants 

 Herbac ditto 



1 .ycopodiums 

 New Plants 

 Choice Orchidaceous Plants 



New Fruits 



N a w I lerbaccous Phloxes 



Rhododendrons, choice hybrids ^ ... r ^^ 



|J " Conservatory kinds 



New Roses 



hoice Shrubs, &c. 

 Stove Plants ... 

 Tree Carnations 

 i i ; cal Fruits 

 Variegated Foliage Plants . 



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Wellingtouia gigantea, small, bs. each. 



„ f1 Weil ( .blisbed plants, Is. Gd. each. 



„ „ v- fine, in 21 or 8 inch pots; these are 



some of the finest plants there are for sale, 42.?. each. 



'spondents must be accom 



blos^m at the Nurse m » P Dific^'^ 



AZALEA. KMFKI 5 1 G K N ' V; ~t on the 9 

 received a lironze MedU, as a M« •<>»„, „ , 



Eoy»l Botanic Gardens, and w.ll be j. W 



21/. each. Early ..rders are re^ectfull} 

 be .xecuted strictlj' in rotation. 



Cattleyaianthina(new). i 



OJontoglossnm hastilah.am (rare • Ml ^ „ 



Huntleya cerina.-This ^'^.uto <-' 

 ,4ant, on the 9th ii , at the Boy« *» Suciet> a M*" 

 Class Certificate at the HorUcul.ur.l 



Sthinat. , . .«•_,, /-new); 6 ' '^J«A * ^ 



Erica fflnstriB (new); *£w8&- 5 "* 



Rhododendror. Edgeworthi (»i» „ t b« J 



Medal, as a rare plant, on tne »i 



Gardens. v &0 pallmush n }.. it #*r^ 



l>,.„lrobiumclavatum(rare),c;o' diU,* 3 " 



Meyenia orPCta.-This woe "^ ■« Garde ns. 

 on the 9th tart , at the Royal B-t.w..c u ^ „ » ** 



I,,. ia purpurea (rare). , , M«r »J 



Cymbidium speews.-Th" r « tamc ( .*r<w- 

 plant, on the ™^«2£**" "" 















