AraiL 2, 1864.] 
THE GARDENERS' 
CHRONICLE AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE. 
ay 
ITE, PURPLE, ARD "NUN 
Crosson, 
HAR B E 
a has RECEIVED the AWARD of the us LL 
tural Society as under FOR Mn EE AMAN 
FIRST PRIZE, 1 
FIRST PRIZE, 1862. 
uS Flee ey 1863. 
CATALOGU: and a stock of Plants in the 
most perfect healthy of. all. mei tw at prices to suit all 
purposes. ingdale Nurs W. Rail. 
EO. FAKER begs to announce that his extensive 
Collections of Hardy RHODODENDRONS, GHENT 
AZALE and KALMIA ATIFOLIA, are unusually well 
set with bloo his fine Collection of CONIFERS in the 
best possible Sex dition 
CATALOGUES on appieno at the American Nursery, 
Bagshot, Surrey. N crecrien are about 1 mile from 
Sunningdale Station, BANAS merten Railway. 
io WATERER, of “The American Nursery, 
Surrey, is the EXHIBITOR of RHODODEN- 
DRONS a at the Botanic Gardens, Regent's Park. 
den MAS describing colo: prices, &c., can 
biained by letter addressed to the Nursery as nbove. 
um For detailed Advertisement of CONIFERS, ORNA- 
TAL SHRUBS, &c., ren er to pee 1151 for 1863, 
pesn ian 
ATERER fa GOD BYS RICED and 
DEUDA CATALOGUE for the present Season 
is now me - p free to - applicants. = 
well as ———À nit tains mmary of the 
oM 
E ente, 
t e ensive in e 
y Btock, 
m. 
Knap Hill Nursery, near Woking, Surrey. 
ern ogue. 
BERT = mg now send, pot fr fre 
Part I. (British 
Hua GRASS LAWNS in Latha l— 
&c.—The e 
rowing 
[2 
ushel, or 1s. per y 
Pri ze b 
Quantities ied not less than one bushel will ine wo carris siea iA free. 
BUTTON & Sons, Seed Growers, Reading, Berks 
"S FLOWER SEEDS, of — Colours 
only, sent free by dari or rail, b; 
egy NS. 
A COLLECTION of th best t 50 = known. 
A COLLECTION a the best 86 sorts eins P 
A COLLECTION of the best 24 sorts 5 0 
Perm s + GATAJOQUH of SEEDS will e" "à ‘post free. 
N &.Sons, Seed Growers, Reading, Berks. 
Flower Seeds, Free per Post. 
M. WOOD ax» SON’S splendid COLLECTIONS 
as under ;— 
HARDY ANNUALS. 
100 varieties, 205. 95 varieties, 6s. 
50 varieties, E 12 ne 9s. 6d. 
LF-HARDY ANTA 
100 v: riotien, d varieties, Ts. 
50 Tarlotion s. 6d. H varieties, 3s. 6d. 
GERMAN FLOWER. SEEDS as i 
packets on lowest Ly. 
» 108. 6d. 
7 6 
ta 
LOGUES on application. 
Maresfield 
S . 
FLORAL COMMITTEE Pra vivid 
OYAL HORTICULTURAL 
ASPLENIUM YERULAORUN, fruta Mr. W. Bull, ` Chelsea, 
D AURACA 
HAMÆROPS $8 NTHA, f» a E Bull. 
Hyacinta THE BLUES, fro . W. Paul, Waltham 
Cross 
PHORMIUM TENAX VARIEGATUM, from Mr. bird Holloway, 
D-CLASS CERTIF 
ANJECTOCHILUS A from Mr, W. E 
FonsvTHIA sP., from Mr. Standish, Ascot. 
LASTRA VARIA, fro m Mr. W. Bull. 
i 
COMMENDATION. 
BrcoNia DieswELLIENSIS, from Mr. Earley, Gr. to F. Prgor, 
Esq., Digswell. 
SPECIAL CERTIFICATE. 
p Datnntoxpi, from. Mr. Williams, Holloway. 
t AVAILTA 
BPRING SHOW, April 20. 
THOMAS Moont, Secretary to the Committee. 
OYAL HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY, 
CAMELLIA and RHODODE pu j^ SHO W, 
AR SDAY, 296 
WARDS of th bir 
Crass 1.—6 CAMELLIAS in (s ower, distinet kinds. 
(Nurserymen, ) 
o » gore etition, 
[ELLIA distinct kinds. (Amateurs ) 
CAT 
Woodlands iur y and Seed Warehouse, 
Uckfield, Sussex. 
lower Seeds, Postage Free 
LONDON SEED COMPANY, LIMITED, 
68, Rech Street, Cavendish Square, Lon don, W. 
QOLLBUHONR of FLOWER READS, ip velat 20s. 
125. 
LA 
ia prize, thie : 
2d, Mr. Wm. Young, Gr. to R. Barclay, Esa., West Hill, 
Highgat 
—4 mee itaas: in flower, distinct kinds. (Open.) 
0 competition, 
Crass 4,+6 ERIT Mr am I 6 kinds. (Nurserymen.) 
No compet tition 
CLASS 5.—4 iy cheat gea 4 kinds. (Amateurs. 
1st, Mr. -— Young, Gr. to R. Barclay, Esq., Highgate, 1l. 10s. 
Crass 3. 
n? 
ceo gel 
ricés of Hard ? Ru Ferns 
TE "s duse DESCRIPTIVE PE 
pe and eti — 
Part 11, (Ex i dom mw bo issued as early as possible, 
A OR lus 
OHN. S. RIEA EA RONS, HARDY 
magieep PELNE MU ME, PYRETHRUMS, H 
VARIEGATED PL , &e., for 1864, is no ro 
will be sent fije ri de i et ve übeins. 
ry, William Street, near Hammersmith 
ies 
Stew. Dod. ertt 
nthemums, 
R D, PRI 
is great NIS HW 
Gh pen eei 
air yo St ditta for 5s. ; 25 pair of 
estie of T ps ibm A E 
ch EA 
— now prep 
'* beautif ul iet 
ud ehh three S 
apis e of th 
ehyiationn, 
ENDERSON v^ 
‘he RN ts of the 
gebei in ‘shape, wi "d fee coat mh 
deem 
t. 
or four ar three, Vu 
rita NE 
li aies are ready f ree 
M CHATER has a large Mak of a 
Wits 
healthy plants, 
on, aunt Ote 3 Nu rer ket: Wald 
e Hollyhocks, 
Wenn PERRY! hg t to announce that he has 
- cp thy stock of the above that | 
D Bs Ronen IST of sorts "Horta. oe 
a ja Šiviridgovorth, t 
B "lower "eed 
WS E i his fienda 
ud ETTE 
and wa paie Tunbridge ni and 
which he can ere on liberal terms. 
Advertisement on 
en, 
to 
Nursery 
Carriage Free, 
sutton CUTBUSH on AND SON’S pricep | 
TE and FARM SEEDS is 
packets, ptice 
rorions | PI Je pan, P fii 
tad ctia tat MI i 
E 1 jad t 
Donsov's'PRIZE CALOEOLARIA, | unequalled, 16.6d., 2s. 6d , 55. 
hopea. PRIZE CINERARIA, ex. ex., it 2s. ôd., bs. 
N'S us - PRIMULA, splendid, 18., 28. 6d., bs. 
«n Post free. Trade supplied. 
on & Sons, Seedsmen, Isleworth, W. 
these, of 
per 
NO RI JIA PAYONIA Very b beautiful for groups the 
flower garden, or for pot culture. The remarkably mes and 
n Er cpi flowers, Deeds. A ada Due ed 
gly attractive during t 
€ d m 
Wellington Nursery, St. John's Wood, London, N.W. | 
E W P A uy Rs 1868. 
In strong healthy 
NEW GERANIUMS, 24s per doz. 
Dd 128. per doz. 
Mem 8, 128. per doz, 
ae ee 6s. p.doz. 
n PETUNIAS, 6s. 
to 9s. 
” ” 
LI » * s 
AUREO-BETIOULATA, 4e. 
& Sox, Nurseries, spe S.W., 
ngston New Station, Sonth Western Railway. 
Cra ‘nated in Pots, distinct kinds. foren n). 
1st, Mr. c. LS the Rayal Rurales, songh, d tu 
2d, Messrs. Paul & Sou, Old Nur s, Che 
CLASS 7.—24 HYACINTHS, parities Pon imagen. 
lst, Messrs. W. Cutbush & Son, Tigase Nurseries, 
9d, Mr. rc Wim Paul, Waltham Cross, 1. 1 
s. Barr gd odd 12, King Street, Covent Garden, If. 
‘Cua —1* ACINTHS, distinct kinds. (Amüte! M 
ist, Mr. Win. Youre, Gr. to R. Barelay, Heq., Highgate al. 
id, Mr. A. Sher, Gr. ^ Noakes, y Bids Highgate, 1. „10s, 
J.M asters, Gr. to W. H. È , Esq., Highg: 
Crass 9.—12 bus PEOR 4 Linde pce 
Equal Ist, Messrs. W. Cutbush & Son, Highgate Nurseries, 
l 105. 
Equal hie Mr. Wm. Paul, Paul's 
1l. 10s. 
2d, Mr. Wm. Young, Gr. to R. Barélay, Bsd., Highgate, 11. 
3d, Mr. * wee Gr. to B. Noakes, Esd., Highgate, 15s. 
6, 1t. 
Nurseries, Waltham Cross, 
Cuass 10.—Collection of 18 FORCED FLOWERS, various. 
(Open 
st, Mr, W. H. Tre Por Nursery, Rugby, 
p Mr. b dap Young, Gr. to Barclay, Esq Hig s UL 1L 10s 
3 NIU MS stinet kinds. (Open.) 
ie Me Ri Tier "Royal Rumored Bug 1i, 10s. 
eut biooms, dist inct. 
Chass 12.—12 A ON 
ass 13.—12 CAMBLULAS m as e ad (Nurserymen.) 
r. W. H. ‘ol M: e Narsery, Rugby, 10s. 
88 14,—6 Fr er ctt blooms, distinct kinds. 
Mr. Thos. Todman, Gre to E to R. Hudson, Esq., Olapham 
Common, 108. 
PA ww. —6 Pots öf LILIES of the VALLEY. (O»en.) 
Howatd, a to James. Brand, Esq., Bedford Hill 
Cc 
ist, 
1 
A NIKON EDA FORMOSA (rrvE).—Strong Plants aoe Balham, I 
of this e» hardy Byergreen Shrub, about t 2d, Mr. Wm. Bartlett, Bhattosbine ury Road, Hamuiersmith, 15s. 
50s. per 100; 14 to 2 feeb, à dozen; and extra € LLANE OUS COLLECTIONS. Plants in 
selected bush egos 2s. 6d. each. Flowe: en.) 
A CATA E of one of the finest Nursery uk eld in the [ixtra, Mr. Win. Bull, eye ion of New and Rate 
Hn, extending over 60 acres, forwarded on rac laa Plan ts, 2l 
zaa Ny ie Boo cia, ipd Ledge Nureryy Southampton, oiod Betis, essa 1 Paut & Son, for à Collecti s in Pots, $7. 
Extra, m. Paul, for fr & Calleeton of Hyacinth 9, 
See pda 
T th cw pori yo e — a other — 
ea ee BD an 
roe bit fy o ts colon Wire Balbe soe tauwaaile ded 
ri suena Great Yarmouth; Norfolk, 
Giant Scarlet and White Intermediate Stocks, 
OBERT PARKER begs to offer SEED of these 
Y Cutbush & Son, for a Collection of 
Extra, et wo Maat, for 4 Collection of Cut Roses, 11, 10s. 
Bury Mr. Wm, Bull, for a Collection of 6 Azaleas, nth 10s. 
tra, M; ead dye for a Collection of Cut Roses, 17. 
Extra, Mr. Y ae Gr. e James Brand, Esq., Bedford Hill 
Me a Collection of 24 Lilies of the 
fra, Wr. Valeg Ie Todman, for a Collection Oft og 
Mr. Wm. Paul, for a Collection of Tuli 
Extra, Mc Wm, Bull, for Plant Case filled with Plants, 10s, 
Extra, Mr. C; Turner, for 4 Plants of Bougainvillea speciosa, 10s. 
merce ly 
no Rime in ‘mild seasons. per packet, 15. 
o werin 
continue uni c Price 
koio rnd are y specially recomme: 
nate meni 
Por packets 
CAL LARIA, HERBACEOUS, Leid: e 
GARR ATT ON, PERPETUA L, fines xed 
CINERARIA CRUENTA, Snest aM. b 
mixed. Ei 
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'Tp 
en 5 | Ene Gardeners’ Chronicle, 
TURDAY, APRIL 2 
MEE 8 FOR THE ENSUING WEEK. 
Vrae An 7—Linnean . Sram. 
Saru of PRint (se Beeps pe 2 pat. 
tomes gga 
AT this season of the year, some of our readers 
find it paie te tiaa a of certain con= 
siderations v which rica. eare the operation of SEED 
ursery. Tooting, Surrey, S. 
On vos SEEDLING SILVER FIR, | the 
essi tue ie 
» 12 cwt. new FURZE iL —À 
A seed plan: ge 
rd gocce of heat and moisture, and 
the process is- all the more active w n these 
The pi practical means — : secure ee — 
condition, — vering of earth, decd 
R. also — to the action of the iwo ‘orm, by 
vicis issi+ 
t be : : y d Choi ; z TAI RAON A 5 , C 
EET SMITH'S S BEED of of XE tiling i is 
dee ee and 
WANTED, 2 year SEEDLING SCOTU 
Double Italian Tuberos 
mus. 
COBBETT, Fortier a nli cm Mall, 
E na Testes 
et; CCS de Calceo- [. e W., has the to Pim all Amateurs ana ¢ Gar- 
T eners that he fas fost received from Italy his usual Annual 
ruber, of this a Merl Flower > a has 
Ga. per ?, ntis t ind. Fee i endi c Roots aré 
> rem, ee Tbe Biasa for for Planting sent with each order. 
sed, and by serving 0 = — 
‘ements iately surrounding it 
co of moisture than iad: readily b je secured i 
en seeds are s 
