THE GARDENERS’ CHRONICLE AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE. [APRIL 36, 1864, ) 
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RESENT PRICES of Se ima SEEDS, 
CARRIAGE FREE, EXCEPT SMALL PARCELS. SEEDS FOR PERM AN ENT P ASTURE 
TTON UAL DOM N D CLOVER, H 4 
7d. per Ib., or cheaper by the cwt. Second quality cheaper. urr —— — T7UPEPUTIUMT 
PEE WHITE CLOVER, 9d. per lb. 8 — — PS] a —' m E 
ALSIKE CLOVER, 10d. perlb. Second quality cheaper. | A liberal supply of Seeds, consisting of from 12 to 14 varieties of Clover a orted et to 
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"mI GReTL. n ——— —^ yarns ona, the qua nb es and kinds of which are given in detail, may xs tame had at at "- cost uit the 
23s. to 25s. per acre fro not exceeding 
BEST MIXED CLOVERS a md m eamus = öd. per acre. 
SUTTON 
ERRE of OLD PASTURES, A W. DRUMMOND & SONS, SEEDSMEN, 
Ta mea 
c t MEADOWS, Wer sowing the uitable kinds of 
RASS and CLOVER SEEDS. 
SUTTON'S RENOVATING MIXTURES.— —Quantity of Seed | STIRLING, 
e 9d. per 1b., or 80s. dre 
to Permanent Pasture has extended over many years, during ue bi 
required, 8t o 121b. per 
Whose experience in Laying Down Land 
ents to numbers of the leading Proprietors and Farmers emee 
e Rev. oed 5s THRIE, Vica 
From th oe 
“I have pet hesitation in expressing my great sat tisfaction at they have sup E their Assortm 
the t both to 1 d pasture from the y 4p 
pe s which 1 received from you, though I T pasture from t te| kingdom. The quality of pr i Seeds is well known, ,and ihey respectfully assure intending p 
ing.’ this n € oe ge tk p e best article 
- Po ‘om Mr. G. Poxeereroy, Rectory sore, TN » A | that can be gro 
* Five years ago I wrote to you to send me à E oium o. rds 
Grass Se t to sow upon 10 “plas of Ga Faime At the time | pees D "diag ae of every description of Farm Seeds may be had Post Free on applicati 
I took el Farm the 10 MN of Mea almost useless | ? inn. 
In a most excellent pas idem - 
a sms and Upland Pastures may be increased in value | 7 
ub ni iir. | SEED WAREHOUSE, STIRLING. 
RENOVATING MIXTURE consists of the Finest -» Cal 
GRASSES ue i PERENNI AL CLOVERS. x tf the Seeds are are. , Stirling is most favourably placed in point | of aa gy 4 accommodation, there being t mis ~ 
sown in the season, the im — ment in the Pas 
Seay o cemere rs i (te chief por in Ireland, sent ensuring a speedy delivery of f Goods, all of which (with MS ie 
Royal Torrine Bool mediis Reading. led Ca 
VICTORIA NURSERY, HIGHGATE HILL, N. 
(NEAR THE ARCHWAY, UPPER Spon) 
B. S. WILLIAMS 
HAS GREAT PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING THAT HIS 
NEW LARGE SHOW sample 
are collection of handsome GREENHOUSE, FLOWERING, and o pel FOLIAGED PLANTS, 
NUTTALLII ign in full flower (editorial notice of which w: ven in page 343 of the 
e present time 18 noble p of b prodneing 
and 5 inches in depth. Colour "pls white, 
Is now completed, and js furnished with a fine and r 
is the magnificent — A RHODODENDRO 
‘On i e plant stands 10 feet high, and is 7 feet in di ameter, mere: at 
90 of its most fragrant bell-shaped ‘flowers of pian ens and size, each flower measuring over 6 inches across 
shaded with lemon. This alone is well worthy of a 
In addition to the above are numerous handsome aeons of GLEICHENIAS, AZALEAS, CAMELLIAS, DRACJENAS, TREE FERNS, YUCCAS, PALMS, 
and other rarities suitable for exhibition or decorative pur 
m the entrance of the Conservatory every seven minu 
THE DIRECT CARRIAGE ROUTE FROM THE WEST END IS THROUGH KENTISH TOWN AND THE JUNCTION ROAD. 
This Nursery is easily retched rom the City, Westminster, or “Charing Cross, by the * —— ? Omnibuses, which arrive at and start 
fro 
THE ONLY PRIZE MEDAL AWARDED for SEEDS, INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION 1862. 
CARTERS PERMANENT GRASS SEEDS. 
We recommend a proportionate Mixture of the und g P g Woht sood 
and 121b. heavy seed à (Clo rÍ to th i E 
acre, 24s, to 30s. 
j ve PRATENSIS MEADOW FOXTAIL POA PRATENSIS ITALIAN RYE-GRASS WHITE CLOVER 
i RUBRA TALL OAT GRASS » TRIVI GRASS 
| OVINA POA NEMORALIS | SWEET VERNAL | TREFOLL LN — 
CARTER’S IMPROVED ORANGE GLOBE MANGEL WURZEL. 
x. 3 8 1 "E n r 3 x 3 aA 3a» 1 rt + 1.3 it 1 L MT. 1 U a 
i-a E 5 - 
e NEW SWEDE- GARTENS SPER. PUSPLE-TOP SWEDE TURNIP. 
a ee 2. a. Jm 2 X. as E NS i s Ext 
#,* y 2. "x 2 tisk pin Je ‘ist ia PS. "ew Ea 1t 421 1. 1 And S a o 41 Daaf anki. nf. 
y by P g ‘Swedes. 
Price per Ib. 1s. 
Special quotations of prices at a reduced rate will be given where large quantities are required, on application. 
Report of Seeds supplied by us to the Crystal Palace Company, from Mr, J. A. GORDON, Garden Superintendent.’ Vn 
Ec. and 
“GENTLEMEN, —The Grass Seeds and. by Crystal Palace 
garso Grasses, and Bavo Already formed a fine sward The dente Bend ee pompeny in the di ta Y wor crm ;u 
French a aad African Marigdlis; Dannett’s Ctiiasce Osatigents; she LULE Pii des e Se At E ir uere seii 5 plead whe 
a OE cia eo ae 
JAMES CARTER anp co., SEED MERCHANTS and NURSERYMEN. 
E and SEED WAREHOUSES, 237, 238, and 261, HIGH HOLBORN, LONDON, W.C. 
SEED FARMS—EAST HOUSE FARM, DEDHAM, ESSEX, and the SEED FARM, ST. OSYTH, B5. 
NURSERY—CRYSTAL PALACE NURSERY, FOREST HILL, SYDENHAM, S. 
