THE GARDENERS’ 
CUCUMBERS—CUCUM ESTABLISHMENT, HIGHGATE, LONDON. 
AND 
EEO 
E ronm, s TILEY, Nene, Sensa, | =a wit CUTBUSH SON beg to inform their) 
Patrons and Public generally that they have received 
satisfaction this season their usual tg bee = ts ‘VEGETABLE and 
for FLOWER SEEDS from th n the best condition 
9 setts im: pss 
et, very hardy and free setter, al ways equal | Collec: n be made up at the same prices as those adver- 
size from stem to Poing will keep well for 1 many one ‘after iti is tised by yee iin, but adai m customers to make their 
cut. tcket. “Lond K Ld ee om — s ee es e, en jowu selections, Which is is — fase e cheapest and best in the 
el en jacket ; at —Cat 
Look caro ag have seen more nore tha a dozen varieties n ea ues free o 
the above name, ter not inf a m r sort as pony rs AL 
me. First. ng and ee in ] ø | 
Bre Colin Campbell, 2s. eof the finest I blac spine Cuc! F. “ey dime ne ae hae Ea Teaia T in ceed 
bers ever yet sent oat an thos É asninn nce AA handsome, packets of six Separate colours, 2s. 6d. each; also mixed, at 2s, 
kmg frae to S8 ino pH Tå proporti k ned in size from stem: i er packet. The colours are scarlet, crimson, white,” ; blush; 
bill ey meee rn i myt hove ahd vee and satan antl is aeaa tee oe flaked, pit flaked, scarlet spotted white; also a small 
ever produces seed. Ipswich puana, a very fine aimbe fo eee m EF iss fey: e. k 
exhibition, 2s. per et. ackets of any of those a y of Minute, „1 
2s. 6d. for “ Balsams :—20 a nts from F.a MITH, a ch. ki 
All the fol old varieties true, 1s. per Jic- censors not having the power to feien ye ae: to this clas: 
bee Floris ts 
unanimons o pind f the great 
be 
lowing fine ket:— 
ee i “pean tere Prolific, Mills’ Jewess, Chalten ham Sur- 
nchester Prize, ay 
collection produced, which for Bena habit, colour, 
er; 
p 
, Sion — Cu an ls Black Spine, mati wish to express 
, Godfrey’s Black 
Allen’s Vict Lynch’s Star of the al ze, doubleness, and general excellence, are the best that ha d 
MELONS,—The best in ene r packet :— hith erto come under their notice.” 
iden Drop, Golden Perfection, Golde tine Ba, Golden King, Dr. LINDLEY, on inspection, iee 
sor Prize, Scarlet Flesh, Scarlet King ditto, Green Flesh | “They are ful mal, and eral particulars vastly 
Bag Hall, keps nae E aa a esh, [superior to the have seen in aet ierk, establishments.” 
Blackhall’s ditto, Camerton Court, ‘ood, Beechwoo Ordon | Extract from the Report of the Meeting of the National Floricul- 
Castle, Emperor, Trentham Hybrid pton Court, Chichester tural Society, in the Gardeners’ Chro; is le, August 4th, 1855, 
parle ye ig ra felthor C M oa | le] 
ny three of the ts of eit! ucumbers or Melons pri “Several extremely well-grown plan at called 
at Is. per et will be served for 2s. 6d. the three packets. Camellia Balsams ses furnished ty Mr 8 Sih iy of Dulwich, and 
PRIMULA SINENSIS, saved from all the best coloured very handsome things they must be admitted to be ; among 
briated varieties, 1s, 6d. per et. them were blush, purple, and scarlet kinds, and scarlet mottled 
DIGITALIS, or FOXGLOVE SEED, saved from 20 of the a ope he when we state ae he flow a 
most superb striped spotted varieties, 1s. per packet. te 2} inches across, and 1 inc deep, some idea o 
HOLLYHOCK SEED, saved best ein in the k icin of display they n riaya bima be conceived „their only fault 
cultivation, 1s. per packet; if required a t containing 24 |was that they wi sufficiently in bloo: 
distinct sorts, all to name, will be sent = F.& z% paie appointed as aie ARS 
Unequalled quilled GERMAN ASTER, 1s. per pac Messrs. E. G. He nderso sgh Son, Wellington Road. 
FRENCH ASTER, PÆONIFLORA TRUFFAUT, Mosére, Hooper & Co., Seedsmen, Covent Garden. 
about 20 of the most striking alga 1s. per packet Messrs. Sutton & Bent Reading, 
pecs IA saved from all the = named Mr. C. Turner, Royal Nursery, Sio 
varie! E essrs. A. Henderson o, Epam le Pl Edgeware Road. 
BALSAM ee most superb distinct Messrs. re. Veitch & Gon, Chelsea and Exeter, ere 
varieties, 1s. 7 rs. Rollisson & Sons, Tooti: urre: 
Very DWARF LARKSPUR, 6d. per pac sy Bass & Brown, Sudbury, Saffo lk; X 
A remittance must accompany every order ale or ged Messrs. W. E. Rendle & Co., Seedsmen, Plymouth. 
Postage stamps, when the pan oe y part (as the case may be) | Messrs. Dawes, Cottrell; &Co.,Seedsmen, Moorgate Street, City, 
will be immediately fi Messrs. F. & A. Dickson & Sons, is ery Street, Chester. 
EDWARD TILEY, Ni Nursrnyaray, SeEpsmay, and Frorist,| Messrs, F. & A. Dickson 14, Corporation Street, 
14, Abbey Church Yard, Bath, Somerset. Manchester. 
CHRONICLE. 
NEW FLOWER SEEDS. 
(Jaw. 26, 1856, 
ASS ano: BROWN beg to offer the > following 
B of fine and a all Plants: a 
ROSES. 
= S Sp a in T v pR ram &. is 
aan atin = oT uae 
100 
100 ” 
wall 
50 
2 
100 
» the whole Perpetual i 5 
100 li 
Choice Selections, al Joia biii 15s. to. 24s,; 
6s. to 18s.; Short Standards, on = to 2 feet P it — 
DWARF TRAINED FRUIT 
very fine lot of rat well ora two aie ane 
Fruit Trees. aen lemen requiring first-rate trees 
will nts 5 bette: suyptie ad 
Den 
me 
s 
Plums, fine, 2s. 6d each; extra, 3s. 
Other FRUITS, all of choca sort 
Hardy Herbaceous Plants, 100 disi 
50 for 17s. 6d. 
Ditto, 100 super ior and newer vars., 50s., or 50 for 30s, 
Hardy and Flowering Ornamentai Shrubs, 20 fine vars., h; 
"20 fine newer vars., 2 
rdy Climbing Plants, 20. fine sorts, 20s. 
Gameliien choice assortments, per dozen, well set with flows, 
bu 
Salty 
ach. 
see ne Cana 
nct and showy 
Pa Th 
poe i sort, 7s. 6d. pi Beh 
SEAKALE, strong, for 
Catalogues, Nos. I., Il. 
warded complete for t three 
Forcing, 10s. per 100. 
and r Ka the present Season, ip 
penny 
der iist > y% ali the London termin, 
ar S Stations on the Colchester line between Lo: ondon an 
Nor as 
and Horticultural Establishment, Sudbury, Suffolk, 
wate a anp GODFREY respectfully invite tte 
tion of parties enggen. in Planting to ‘thei 
Stock of the following HARDY ORNAMENTAL TR: EES, &. 
Araucaria imbricata, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, and 
all stocky well grown plants; the larger sizes especially i 
would be difficult to — 
Cedrus Deodara, 14, 2, wie and5 fi eet, aii 
fine lot of larger, 6, 1, and 8 feet; do. 
10 to 15 feet. These all ina AD 
Pps having Daa oe re removed. 
edars of saad 3, 4, 5, and 6 feet; do, a few splendid Trea 
10 and 12 fee! 
Cedars Red Vir; ul ian, 5 to 8 feet. 
Cedars, variegated white, 2 3, and 4 feet, one of the tan 
vi . 
ensively planted at Elvaston Castle 
Cryptomeria japonica, fine fone Bo 4 wi 7 feet. É 
MESSRS, WILLIAM, ROLLISSON & SONS anan inane 
othing can of the specimens of this | 
e hardy plant. 
ee 8 Ss m rye a =n drei which have uniper, Chinese, 2, 3, 4, and 5 feet; a fine Iot of large plank, 
5 6 to 8 feet. 
i bat Do. Irish, upright, 3, 4,5, and 6 feet; do. lar; up to8 anil 
Abronia umbellata, new, beautiful half Ber; pe nd. Gypsophila muralis, new, dwarf, peir PP nad ee ~~ feet. Our ie a the two Tast mentioned Janipers we belie 
coloured trailer .. F ‘0 pall glossy foliage, covered With deep pink flowers, to be quite unequalled, the Irish especially; the larger sis 
tum conspieuum, new, very han 2 6| suitable for edging of beds and rock work. 1 6 | , are perfect columns. 
Warscewiczi, new, pilnai ee Atini sai Helichrysum yrhynchum, n new, beautiful E verlasting 1 6 | Do. recurva, 3, 4, 5, up to 8 fe 
habit, oe th scarlet flowers, borne Ri warf yellow, new i g| Do. hi a = "thurifera, 2, a 
spikes G. SEE O, E dwarf white, new ... Ee AS E me ERF S te lot of large and vay | 
t Ann andsome plan’ ot ni b 
oiana and Oak koii new, pretty dwarf eal, bright ae Comatose much superior to the old Dida nettles; ai kami of mice plants, 14 to 2 fect; ral 
Anthoxanthum gracile, ne ag Oto macrantham um manum, new, w very desirable variety ... 1 grown, ‘and with good Mar: e are grafted. A few tale 
Brow: abbreviata, new, hy ia very tree a towering” PE T apas maximum flowered, double, ecimens up ve hd Si ‘ 
new, very pretty s 1 6 sf peaa oia bright yellow to scarlet 1 6 Rescemnnlane, © Taage queasy of remarkatty oi 
H bioswfolia, new, very handsome ..;: -1 6| Ipomæa limbata, new, purple, with breed white margin, ts, 14, 2, 3, sana feat, ‘Nothing cam exceed the vignmt 
stricta, new, very profuse flowering variety, very free flowering (we received this most lovely Climber these plants, and all fro eh, 
extremely pretty we eee wane wee vee 10] from our collector, ME J. Henshall, who discovered it in Do. Pinsapo, magnificent pi ants, ‘4 to7 feet high, in perfect hi 
Centauridium Drummondi, new, orange composite flower, Java; this we ca n strongly recommend) .. Pinus _— gnis, jt to3 feet; a fev good ema up to 7 feet. 
very showy a rog ae e . 1 0|Ipomæa Mexi ba, new, very fine 2 ” iana, from seed, 4, 5, and 6 fee 
alum arenarium, new, handsome A Linum iflorum rubrum, new, he fess bright crimson ” Cembra, 3, 4, 5, up to 10 feet 
g we Sh ae eee . 2 6| large a aarin s from mitch new and very » Montezuma, fine plants, 4 and 5 feet. 
new, white, very pretty 1 6| beautiful. i 61 __» a, 2 and 3 feet, from seed 
Convolvulus f. pl., new, handsome Climbing Annual 1 6 Lypochæ! exan w, handsome 2 6| Wee rch, clean, stems good, he: gh. 
Coreopsis coronata, new, very showy ... 4 .. 1 ©} Morna elegans, ng poe le = reading To e following 10 varieties form a very singul group., Thep 
Cuphea Pellieri, 2 6| Nepeta Meyer! i new, wey fine 1 6| ®ve of dwarf habits; the well known Abies Clanbraziliana may 
C; lestinum, new, Ti; ght blue, extremely p y pretty 2 6| Palafoxia texana, new, 10 ken as the type of the whole. We believe ection t 
» Hayni, new, blue, very fine , ++ se 2 6] Phalacreea coelestina, sg peautiful light blue 1 6 | be quite unique, and, wi tare add, most interes 
Delphinium cardi new, d » very beautiful 1 O| Sabbatia campestris, new, a splendid half bandy ‘Annnal, Pinus strobus pumila (the dwarf Weymouth), 
Dianthus erianus, new, beautiful, very showy 1 6| of graceful habit, glossy foliage, and bright zey pink sylvestris pumila (the arat Scotch) 
Erigeron Beyrichi, new, pretty composite flower 16 yellow-centred flowers, very fine and full flowe! 16 Abies awe Abies pum All dwarf varieties 
Erysimum Arl — handsome, Silene Bergeri, new, very pretty 7 OL s of the 
Sweet See 1 6| Trifolium aurantiacum, new, free flowering a pretty 16 pyem Grego ori Spruce Fir. 
Gomphrena 1 half Tropæolum Lobbi puniceum, new, pe eg roda splendid 2 6 Picea pectinata pygm: a (the dwa wry ver Fir ir), Hudsoni. pe 
hardy species, very Āne ~ “+ e 2 6| Whitlavia pan ators, ss splendid, m mm d ark Yew, common English, 3, 4, 5, 6, a ar ne eet, in large quani 
Gutiernezia gymmospermoides, new, very preity | "3 6| bell-shaped fi 16 Do, upr upri ight, Irish, 4, 5, 6, and 7 feet; some splendid plans 
Do. Dovas r Weepii neren 
Pri pa 7, 8, and 10 feet high, with good heads. 
IMPORTED GERMAN SEEDS, in Collections Do. apressa, 2 and 8 fea ae 
work Yew, as standards. 
pply Flower rer “whieh are all Da gold emery 1! wer Py feet, by the thonsand. 
assorted colours, and sent out in sealed Ci Collections, as cae sae rt re German growers rmany. | Do. ee a splendid lot antes 4 to 6 fee 
Our supply of German Flower Seeds we can with e every con d, from the uni ti . do., worked as standard s PRE men bpd 8 to 10 ft. high 
many -e Sng jend kod on Irish aa he 8 feet high. 
which ani have Ea for y yes ` Their sien pre ver ‘English s saved seeds consists in re greater Do. elegantissima, or new gold 3 triped; a large quantity, te 
ger p 24 feet, and eae worked as s idis on na ane and I ry 
a š = 181 A nar collection—s, d. Per ‘tebe a. kien at may safel: stock of Golden Yews 
Asters, dwarf double German, in endid varieties ... 4 6 | Stocks, dwarf 10-week, in 12 most di t DH apa 
» quilled double German, in 20 splendid varieties .. 5 0 colours La ae en A gabe bois (true), very beautiful when in fruit as ™ | 
” ered double, in 12 splendid vari 3 0| ,, new dwarf large flowering 10-week  Btocks, i in 12 have it, 14 to 3 feet. 
» globe pyramidal flowered, double, in 20 pion» vars. 5 0 prin colours, very fin 30 aera —— 2 to 3 feet, very handsome and bus! a 
# ee ene able e, in 12 splendid » Autumn flowering, in 12 beautiful varieties 1. 8 01 Thu beg ome ana, fine bushes, 3, 4, 5, 6, and 8 fect This wei 
varieties iy Pra 40 » Summer een nehing, in 12 finest varieties AE U oA of the mo useful, and, at the ‘sam e time, ental 
‘Truffaut's new sup Peco flowering Summer flower leaved, in wee an wep 
m we pyramidal, in 10 finest vari iala. p e 40 ee Brompton, in 12 fi ike ans cig ora D T S ` o pe. Americau, for hedges, doubtless the very best, 4 sa ants 
Balsams, superb at en Th lowers » Emperor, in 12 very rad Me varieties o "3 aurea, keen Arbor-vite. an plant originated at 
large, extremely double and well ‘ormed, of good Emperor, ge flowering Nursery; it now, as it deserves, me & universs! 
bait, ed of ‘distinct and striking colours. In x are Ap a Sere een in ry 4 o| favourite. Our stock of f enables us to offer a choice a 
containing 6 vars. separate .. 2 6| | ., Giant Cape, in 6 lendid varieties . 1 I 3 0 errer fine eiin yr a Aore am high, 
uble, in 10 new varieties ... 3 0| Phiox Dru di, in 12 — i ae bert count? 
Lackspurs, double dwarf rocket, 2 splendi ~.. 3 0| Poppy, in 12 fine Sattar Eee beg pz 7 0 Wallingtonin® gien ntea, pi few of ‘the an S in the y 
” able tall, im: varieties Ma ee: Ee Wellfiowers, iz 12 fine etre rnin varien + e a 6 Of _ being near 14 feet high, and as gone 
ih » «Bowe S splendid varieties... 3 0| Zinnia elegans, in 12 s splendid double varieties |! |7 $ 9| Hollies gate erg wi a erTi 2 and d 4 feet high. 
= —ae = pia wie 
muita Roxtisson & Sons to forward their general CATALOGUE of SEEDS, post fi li may here with reference to the lange specimet 
r and ba Bave.: much pleasure in sayin their iz Seeds P the — Garden will be inom to be of superior e koarit as meet of ‘the alluded to in this 5 Advertisement that every one of them is it? 
kinds most difficult pang true, as = ca tribe, &e.&e. are saved by themselves; four of their Nurseries | Condition to Spee and travel any distance with pe perfect sat 
being situated at other, afford facilities for this. purpose’ which, under ordinary They have one and all been annually removed in our 
circumstances, cannot be adopted, em mas hoon sone that one article most difficult to get really first-rate is’ Beet; Rollisson’s | and in soliciting a personal inspection of our stock, we 
Crimson Beet has Perr Anaa | all growers to be the first in cultivation, Rollisson’s Victoria Cabbage Lettuce is also a very | We are justified in stating it offers a choice which is to be 
gr eina ee running than any o! varie but few ents of its kind in this country. te 
PPE asar. W. R. & Sons beg todraw attention to their splendid Collection of Dwarf, Standard trained, and other Fruit Trees, | The Nu may be reached in 40 minutes by Train from % 
are this season paraa m to the cultivation weap aoe snags eng 8 have several acres — . they pees a splendid | Waterloo Station; and the South rn Railway Compt 
Toko fruiting plants ia can with ing a on to the North Western, enables us to 
h they confidence god 
ts to all , in trucks hout, without packing 
The} Sa Tooting, London. nap Hill Nursery, Wokiag, Suscey 
nn ees 
3s. 6d. each; extra, 5s, Gach f 
6d.; 
varieties are vey | 
M 
y as, agwi | 
8 feet high, in quantities, 4 
ee ye a are 
premera a ar 
