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THE GARDENERS' CHRONICLE. 
SPLENDID: CONSERVATORY PLA 
UCHSIA DOMINIANA. eA Барма) pem of 
this truly gorgeous plant w exhibited 
treet Tth inst, and without Xuy exaggeration it may 
? 
i ve iod the "admiration of every one, ere is now 
—— is one of the est p and же: 
vat 
8 
ег 
dei Foreman of the 
consequently bears 
due 
ER nt xong bos e 
spectabilis, "having. {һе fine free ке aber x dnd the 
ndid 
en 
"i few extra strong speci plants, 2 to 8 feet à EN e 
Fine large plants  .... iw - 
Small Plants : 
Ex eter aud Chelsea Nurseries, "Nov. 18. 
NB. Th Tuesday can be seen at Chelsea. 
uu RILA MARGARITACEA.—This lovely Plant 
was A st the an dad p Rooms, 21, Regent 
des 5 of - cool Stove o 
M i н & Бох now | н. 
the bodie no (ent ans saying tbat find isone of the 
most lovely y ind жн нн little pi it has ev 
t 21s. each, with one over on three to the Trade. 
Nurseries, Exeter and Chelsea, Nov. 18, 1854. 
N.B. The Plant exhibited on "Tue sday i is now at the Exotic 
Nursery, Chelsea, and ean xo seen by the public. 
SES. 
nn WOOD à р SON, having a large stock 
beg to ofr 4 strong Plants of the pem 
pee Ae HYBRID PERPETUAL ROSES, budded fine 
ed stocks, | Pe M А oe ee e cR ined for Зоне 
гэр каше 
. Pius th N 
is season, an 
x (H d Perpetual Roses): — Augusti 
Жы усун Due Уе Lady Fordwich, Madame Laffay, Маг 
quise Boceell ^ Marquis of Ailsa, Mrs. Elliot, Prudence К. 
Шат Jess 
Х.В. Тһе "Trade supplied on liberal tems. 
þe had in exchange for two postage stam 
aresfield, near Uckfield, $ Sussex. 
Catalogues may 
NEW 
уына ne онн, ж du Vivier (Guillo- 
à tière, Lyons, (France). 
Ф THEO Men SAVOIE Growth vi vigorous, foliage dark 
Din Sower LE du а and сх 
ms bed 
L rest wers vi 
азары 
RO, HYBRID. HA 
orous, 
L3 кач, tareh р s s. 
Er не eod 
crimson; blosso: 
b ES isis а very remarkable cog 9 Sea 
DEUIL DE F. WI d Growth e. 
e shaded to bla. 
уз, Loppu 
ou) 
of the exh ibition. (See | 
red fe supply plants of 
ir Fine Gooseberri 
у бе Centre йы, an м | 
м, VN darkest of | 
M5 ESSRS, J. ixp И. BROWN offer to the nobility 
and gentry the following, which ya will forward to a 
part of the kingdom: 
Andromeda floribunda, fine ... per dozen 12s. to 18s. 04. 
25 Azaleas, new hardy Belgian varieties, one of à һай. 4 
on their own roots 
25 Azaleas, American Varieties, do. do. 
Hardy Heaths, Ledums, and Kalmia уй 
25 Hardy American Plants, one ofas 
12 Rbododendrons, including Sene, erm and Rose 
116 0 
рег dozen 6 0 
.10 6 
hardy varieties iw 
Fine hardy Scarlet Rhododenárons .. i» т doz n 12 ( 
ew hardy Yellow Rhododend M. E. pe. Эз. 64. à 
6 Fine h: qu Magnolias, one ofa 5 3 
50 Dwarf Roses, two of a sort, on their own ‘roots S 
Standard and halt °з, of sorts Roses .. S: e 12s. to 1 
zen 
Greenhouse А zaleas, choi volá tie T red dozen 1 
2 Camellias, well pe vid iege x sorts ess wo 0 0 
rite. Plants, fine speci .. per dozen 40 
24 Choice Zrieas, one der id 1 
Chrysanthemums, new, — and Pompone varieties 220 
FR У l T. T RE EE T 
Fine sandoni aud dwarf-trained Peaches, Nectarines 
Apricots, Plums, Pears, and Cherrie es. ‚ Тће ре pt, and 
ich 8s. ‚ 6d., or, per I . 805. 0d. 
ained or maiden ach, or, per doz 
Ре хараач venena Кее of уе sorts, per don 105. to15 0 
rries, Currants, мал Raspberries, per dozen 3 0 
s, W and Mulberries, each 2 
оо 
THE AMERICAN NURSERY, 
ha — 
of Gentlemen and others engaged in Planting, the 
foll ris plants from his general Stock, they are in Td healthy 
condition. "The American Plants annually exhibited at the 
Royal Botanie Gardens, Regent's Park, are supplie 
establishment. 
RHODODENDRONS.—The following is a selection of the 
| most admired хал, тозе, and | bigh- -coloured varieties in cultiva- 
ME ESS SRS: ES GA HEN 
Wellington отеу, 
EY. & 
WATERER begs to recommend to - atten- | 
is flowers, se P per dozen, in 60-si 
‚000 
d John's Wood Lon 
WPDIOTROPIUN. BEAUTE Or ae n 
1 ЖА 
best for Garden and Pot T THE ONEONE 
CHRYSANTHEMUM, ANNIE HEND 
owering variety ; colo our yellow, and 
ERSON: 
form of A 
very dwarf. 
GERANIUM, PRETTY POLLY; 
Geranium; "colour, orange salmon. the. loveliest "m 
ACHIMENES HENDEESONI; the newest and 
мены) 
FANCY К ККА IUMS: CLOTH є 
cu 
brid variety ou 
ОЕ 
STAR, RYSTAL BEAUTY; iu EVENING 
general good qualities unequaled. SR 
Ds at MRS. ROGERS, um 
F NATION, and PRINCE ar 
rders ean be executed for Mrs. Rogers an ET pos 
until next spring. m Gani at 
See абі Сконе for full des 
The NEW RHODODENDRONS er d'a te] | 
Alps, WY THOMAS J. Воотн, Esq., s urpas Я 
fiower the Sikkim species. 
о 
i ult particula 
ence to their Spring Catalo ogue. ars PEU them wilt 
= 5 LARGEST m CHEAPE 
NT тх ENGLAND for GEgAxIUMS. 
FRENCH бирала, LE UK ыд NO. 
е Cix 
t wooded pius; is "hà 
rnh am Green, London, M. 
, near m [i Us : T 
e deos e 
tinct sorts (exelusi =, - those English arcos 
class zib n» at 2s. 6d. each, оя T бу. 
G CINERARIAS Доу А, I1 
SEEDLING HERBACEOUS LCEOLARIAS nor 
on hand at 4з. per dozen in 60-sized pots. These flowers have 
NCH GERANIUMS ein Фо dis. 
pee i a 
pmo nt fine rosy crimson Ds. to 75. 6d. each. 
Pe мер д be 
ady Elea n cere. vermilion rose and dark 
crimson Xm 2:816. ( à 
Lady Wenlock, "bright crimson | tii a. 21s. i 
Atrosanguineum, dark scarlet.. РЫН E sns. 108, i 
Alarie, dark purplish crimson, XS 0. 18. » 
Omer Pasha, dark crimson, new РЗ $5 10s. X 
Juba, «е не н, marked x 10s. » 
Lefevrean: n, tinged with purple 5 108.60. „, 
Attila, d quo бн RA >= Tes ah: Ф ^ 
he Grand Arab, fine glowing crimson ·... xo c » 
parem crimson ЗЕ PEN US » 
m bicolor, т, crimson, white eye x гис e 5 
мозе light crimson.. HE 108. 64. „ 
Bla ——Á 4 а > urplish red . m pis х5 дег чело „ 
Rubens, li x s AAE 5 
Я ге ш Kasa of Norfolk, clear rose, fine e 10s. 62. ,, 
;elebrand — NN purple ... "e 10s, » 
iem brandt, f fine c 10s. % 
Congestum NN. fine AN. well marked .. 915.4 » 
Roseum novum, clear 10s. € 5 
„eopardi, rosy purple, Me yery mach marked — N и 
Floribundum coccineum, fine... ... 108, 6 h 
Erectum, good crimson , x “ 1138 i 
y? 'owardianum, iarge rose, fine... 10s. » 
been raised кер RA Seed of the best of last ye 5 stock, which 
received gene: T zi 
-— immense quantity o of good fimbriated PRIMVUM да. 
per doz n 60-siz = ро а s. per dozen in 48's. 
CHRYSANTHE s LE са ан 
and 9s. per which нана. 
їйсе "188, and 15s per depot 
The ing have been seleeted as examples only, it 
Biria ‘within the limits of - advertisement {о :афтї 
particulars atalogues жюн, e 
dp tee to "al parts gra ai 
possible exertion il be made to give the шой 
satisfaction to all who may favour this се. ith their 
nage. None but bete i estab blished P 
6s. 
epi rca; 
best soris. 
"2 о е 
nid 
out 
MEC Trade will be. liberally dealt. with... 
men and Florists will do well to try Establishment, .. 
or a satisfactory reference. chat : pedo 
ла wa men PROPRIETOR: - bed 
TO GENTLEMEN EN 
ATERER .AND. GODPREY a 
penne 5 "—— n 
7 feet high; as handsome as 
caleulated foro 2 P than the varieties of the noble Cataw- 
biense; the all perfectly hardy, producing- fine trusses of 
blooms of es hues—scarlet, rose, purple, white, and spotted 
бы ЕЧ The list below ure the les kinds 
ataw 
To besent out for the first time about the end of Octobe d 
ILLIAM WOOD др SON beg to refer to thei ARA туб " eet. 125. to 18. aos no. 
А advertisement in the Gardeners seedlings, fine bushy plants, 12s., 1 
page 627. Standards, half-standards, or rari wil ho pu lied. Ca tawbi bi pr ә * на — 
ай 105, 6d. each, with the usual allowance to "n дй рн К РУЫ d Giorio odi 
N. hen six plants or more are d by the min: а very Album. лы s e de Flore 
considerable Teduction will s pudo. beyond ^ usual discount, an M la 
gartieulazs of whigli МЫ fi ied od applicat Coolest me 
A md ot above may A. had for -— б Postage poen. 
GN Үү Жа Delioatissi | Мы 
TE m catissimum aculatum nigrum 
| EORGE BAKER'S KT RIPTI CATA- ш s pum 
"LOGUE or AMERICAN PLANTS uid аз „Жї г dvr она MOM 
крем bu ihe ic gent oak, may ho her Finibriatum Nivaticum 
„фу inclosing two postage st: nauem, Vs Perspicuum 
G. B. begs to call attention to his fme stock of Weeping едва 
- Неййев, Coniferous Plants, Orpamental Sbrubs, &e-—Azmemiean |, 0900 — н well ырс эл e 
Ч ndlesham, near Baghshot, Surrey, near $ Larger plan d at a corres di advance Рр 
е. ааъ йар ———Ó— ATAR DARD RHODODENDRONS 01 these, withont pres 
mex is d vet ee ы ee ® "d o vo. aeg 
ing en 5 буса, ап а handsome standard. 
OHN W AMERICAN PLANTS. We haye them 3 feet to 5 feet stems, and handsome sy ical 
? H ATERER а се that he has|heads. The price of such would rang 
e Re ш к а pe tia. ^ 1 pos range from 42s. to au each, 
i exhib ited by him in the Gardens of the 2 al Botanic Socie e 1 to 14 to2 9 feet, 120.64, 1b». to = m Ko pie eimi 
on. It describes t mi of all "4 : Te th i зч d d s especially 
rm e | worthy the — of planters; it will Daa in any - and in 
and ma 
à DY AM 
the coming season is just published,and ma 
two stamps for postage. i 
colours 
ed е? of uve. with а чча the 
ay be had by enelosin 
severe is never injured by hares 
KATMA TATINO E od с for under cover, 
2 a us lants, 60s. 
"Hip 12s., 185. to т doze - ана geo 
to 423. per 100. 
А good assortment, ү eti to our selec- 
ен 4 extensive s planting, 1 to н to P - » feet, 31. 3s. per 100. 
selected G ies, 185. to Bos. per 
e 
P 1s grown to an upequalied cijentat f These produce © кечөө e ali geras E: rich orange 
LOVATERER аль GC cT TA тры КЫЫ oe area ROSES, of the most a ж а рее 1 
- 2 т, Кпар Hill Җ EMI ong S s to Bourbon varieties, 3 to m а р 
k Е е штеу. PINUS Douglasi, alim lasne: ч € 78 to 0 4 and 6 feet. 
б ORG begs to announee that he has $ ignis; lyr клуба ы our stock of this justly 
jest published а new ani complete CATALOGUE of his et elt ot dob km ее бей, 2108, $8.66. 
Ornamental Evergreens, Conifers, Flowering Shrubs, Standard » Cembra, 3 to 4 and 5 feet.—Pinus exeelsa,S to 6 fee 
; альне oses, Fruit and Forest T^ &c. and may be had n edm 
rs en in се M wegen sing two nme : p4 AL Lambertiana, very handsome, 3 to 4 feet. 
Prat mile from ng Station, Sonth Western raucaria im splendid formed s specimens, 2 to 4 feet 
жау, e all Trains stop, and where capital Cedrus Saonara, ef CI eh heights, fr 
Y^ y Phere ali s a pital conveyances наин афа oen А учту to 8feet, We һауе а 
UR HE )HSON ахр CU. be м | specimen 
^ g to inform Lebanon trc 
r patrons and the P rti жы! ы керк учее оғ | ©ту japonica, 310 12 ft. que чен ga dur „2038. 
А ingt odi ars н етан е: bave much pleasure in | rir d bns me 2 feet, 
E rise lists of S Sa tho fest varieties of Hynins iiam кейн tract is ЧЕ 
cats Their. ions o Hyaei c inea des тай Junipera, dt 5 — Ü: Yews, 4 to 8 feet. 
: ina prizes, e epar pes yearly earried off the The above- s have been —— 
y p^ y unique growth, but. also | transplanted, pe ym e admit. m hene never been : 
„ЖА к К of sorts, either TE Prices will be forwarded 
: | J. W. begs respectfull licit an i 
t6 bi id. ur y to so| we есч на of his stock, 
3 Ornam Trees | from are agerent Зу in plan 
Pers wat os fines Rhododendrons, R Roses, &c., | ing full dere tona А his celebrated t үбойеойоп EHE 
фу се, Eügcs ! drons, as him at the Ro 
"Eágeware Road, London. + Regent's Park, сап Фел to ней by inélosing t to p PEE 
plants ean be. 
Cedrus Deodara, in any. q 
tity , from 1503 feet high 
Do. do; 4, @ 7,8, and 10] 
oni high; splendid rre © 
of 3, 4, 6, and 
10 feet high 
Pinus lasi, 3 
e 
ably handsome 
, nobilis, 14 to 2 feet; a few| 
” Jarger, 5 and 6 feet high,on i 
their own roots, and with. 
perfect leaders 
Montezumse, 2 to 4 feet 
уз р? эсу gn stock of large Evergreens, 
mental Dom. 
AM the iie here st gri 
Nursery; they are removed e 
distance with perfect е 
Golden Xews, Thuja а 
ат: 
nme 
nch, are not to be surpassed. 
veri on application, є enclosing E potag 
and GODFREY, nephe - ыле oft 
Knap Hill г эс Woki urrey, near the 
South-Western masai ае all all (йш stop, and $ 
conveyances салі ci 
The 94. stamp ^ also include a len descripti 
American Plants, Roses, ап Stock in ge 
O THE AGRICULTURISTS Of ЕМЕ 
Ji AERADINES «х “№ Pcr 
А. si plo won 
chased ve years ago of a soMlier on tramp,. 
some distant country, was sown in 
JE 
ет 
PI 
t 
character бна. 
llowing Санай kindly lent 
The fol 
last season, tot e produci 
this year not one kernel has 
sown 1 the vari 
4 acre. 
МД» җе ы this Wheat was sown 
Peas, and Tares (some 
A ts, ; 
"o parte with а st 
TN 
had on ET 
