Fes. 2, 1856.) 
THE GARDENERS CHRONICLE. 
67 
spect. In 
A _— — nee to mian 
Ly supply ne 
and “ Dw: 
t, Oa. os ach. 
xy of his well known “ Cole's Crystal 
arf Solid Red,” true, in 4 oz. packets, 
fe POMC ED AE TOO LS SOOT IIE, ES 03 
whe cel 
ni 
get x Cou takes this opportunity of i ing to his 
— pen the publie, that the aot nitherto peer on under 
of “ Thorn carried on 
& Co.” z2 ka future be 
tful 
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y, Cole, 
pe ir | 
NEW CELERY—COL®’S DEFIANCE PLANTS, 
ILLIAM COLE, N yae are AN, SEEDSMAN, AND OUELL Po ane s Royal Nursery, Great Yarmouth, 
Frornist, Fog Lane Nursery, , hear ainia Norfolk, eg respeetfuly to attention to the fo lowin 
begs to introduce thi valuable new rN which will be found | which they a mea in peg “sat plan 
a great improvement on bis well known Celery, “ Cole's Dwarf | AZALEA a. Indie: A comprising the following and 
Solid Red,” being a oe’ bust grower, and merece ees rior ert ‘qualy “choice ue oped laana A anaga in large ey 
jn every re! ed poz: packets, free by pos ach, mall 48 s d 15s. pe: viz.: Auranti 
en, 
ditt me pg at fara 
gnes ns le grandiflora, Con- 
milý , Decora, raisa eo Lire carminata. 
, in “choice new kinds, without bud, 21s. per dozen. 
rieties, bushy plants in 48's, 12s. per doz. ; 
somes ditto, 9s. 
ERICAS, of finest kinds, bushy plants in 48's, 12s. 
A list of these will be sig ef our advertisement of Dec 
PL 
s. per dozen. 
1, 
imself C 
patronage and support, He would ms | a his | GREENHOUSE ANTS, ie a kinds, for 
i ~ extensive stock of Hardy Trees, Shrubs, F ait “Trees. Ro Poseni EUGENIA TM, anew w Myrta of easy cultivation, sped | 
Stove and Greenhouse ikon Florists’ Flowers, and Boft-w ded cing delicious fruit ni Peise So for dessert, good. plants, 
7 Plants of every desc |, Catalo; of which m: ds 2s. 6d. che 
post free on applicati iy | STATIC IMA ROSEA, and PSEUDO ARMERA— 
Strong plants of these re poput hardy herbaceous pron 
URSERY, LIVERPOOL. | producing pei mse the year a profusion of deep lake coloured 
3 To Nos N AND GENTLEMEN *PuantiIna New PLEASURE | flowers, 3s kdosi 
GROUNDS, OR IMPROVING ra oF tert am TO Com- | GRE Pon RGENT EUN M, the New PAMPAS GRASS, 
PANIES PLANTING PUBLIC | s. Bd. € a , or 24s. per doz 
on RVING ete to offer iis aiio Stock of | CINERARIAS, a choice collection of allthe best kinds, 9s. perdoz. 
RUBS of various sizes, adapted either 
t extensive new Pla 
antin; 
pecimen Trees and Shrnbs to inspect ‘his collection a 
janzia on the spot, as the mere height of such trees (as nein in} 
lists) gives no idea of the pei bony of well grown select plants for | 
tions 
d fine 
$ bg WATERE leasure in abi mitting 
to the attention of gentlemen engaged in planting the follow- 
ing desirable selections from his general NURSERY STOCK. 
Baie | mheis of the Plants are in the best possible condition for 
pine he ‘Deodara, 4 6d. to 10s. 6d, each, bus 
to the ground, at gc r standing pa as specimens; 5 toe 
and 7 feet, 21s. each; 7 to 8 and 10 feet, 31s. 6d. to 42s.; 10 to | 
12 feet, 63s. (most magnificent plant: at 
Cedrus Lebanon, 4 to 5 feet, 37. 3s. per doz 
Cone japonica, 5 to 6 ft., ae 6d. each larger, 10s. 6d. to 21s. 
er imbricata, 2 me) s. 6d. o 21s.: ; 3 to 4 feet, 21s, 
FizR. sya Pai to 3 feet, 5s. each. 
Juniperus Hibecnics, 4 to 5 feet, 5s., handsome and close grown. 
Libocedrus gigantea, 10s. 6d. ; about 2 feet, 31s. 6d. 
Pinus to 3 to 4 feet, 5s. 
w glasi, 3 to 4 feet, 37, 3s. per dozen; 4 to 6 feet, 7s. 6d. to 
5. 6d. each; 6 to 8 and 10 feet, 42s. to 63s. 
OXES, a Selection of all the new and handsomest varieties 
fthis much a red flower, 9s. per dozen. 
HLOX, Cou! SEN ome (Downie & Laird), a strong plants 
of this, the finest Phlox yet offered, ve 6d. e: 
PANSIES, a collection of all the n rip rent 
9s. per Sonn, 
rate flowers, 
t 
a DEUTZIA GRACILIS, ñne strong plants for forcing, 9s. per doz. 
A 
LLEY, strong for forcing, 5s. per 100. 
of 2 ot ng 
son (str ng), 9 
double pure w white ditto, 3s. H wane 
mere i S PLANTS, Be per dozens og select collection 
handsomest kinds in caama those adapted for rock 
. per dozen ; 30s. nper 
Maa for 20s. 
r dozen; the old 
vena 
itto 
a a ditto ditte aoa, m 
PAARS, Standard ditto dit 12s. » 
Pei = ditto ditt 8s. 7 
ned ditto ditto 30s. zs 
PLUMS, Dwarf i aie Sg bee 
Trained ditt 
PEA (CHES, dwarf Ains a fine strong plants, Five? to 60s. 
EXCELLENCE AND ECONOMY COMBINED. 
TON’S COLLECTIONS p: laurant SEEDS, 
THE BEST YET O0) 
KITCHEN GARDEN SEEDS. 
nl get 
A complete Collection for oo supply of a £ s. d. 
“large Garden óo boè fia EF E E 
No, 2. A complete ery a: 1 tit wee (0.9 
No. 3. Ditto ditt ditto wali e es 
No. 4. Ditto ditto ditto eet a a 
Yo. 5. Ditto Gite di tto 4 15 0 
No. 6. Ditti dit dit 10 6 
sorts ond quanti ities contained al each 
0 
A List of th 
Colection will be sent Post Free in return for one postage 
peer and if some of the sorts are already a 
sed quantities ra others will be given in lieu of those 
ee 
a Collection of the best ` . 010 6 
ollection of the best 36 sorts kno YOE Me EE d 
A Collection of pe ponis ak aby kaore 5 0 
0 
HER SEEDS For BEES. 
ste oT 
ety “Kail. to alot al! parts of the ee saia 
uN SUTTON & Sons, Seed Growers, Reading, Berks. _ 
eF that th 
bee ains every novelty of the sear they are now prep 
supply their collections of Reade; which for many years past teed 
given universal satisfaction : 
Garden Seeds... .. £2 10s. 
Spe ya 2. ik » net Tat ot the above 15 
ae r A r selection 4 15 
n 4 @ 10 
Content of No. 1 collecti SHE ess uarts of Peas, 12 pak sorts ; 
2 quarts T mproved Windsor Beans, 2 quarts Wonder Lon; 
e, 6 sorts 
” pric 120zs. Turnip, 4 sorts; Vegetable Marrow; = 
RECT ARENES, Dwarf trai ined ae pengin to a ” doon; 8 papers Sweet Pot Herbs; Corn Salad; z. Scor- 
CHERRIES, standard, in fne variety, ditto sto 60sm | zonera; 1 Salsafy; Love Apple. inċuded. 
, e e ‘A Descriptive Priced agora at me be had on application. 
= aitia he" oaze.” ” Wa rebent; 74, King am Street, City, London. 
| GOOSEBERRIES, Tas Zi varietie y i D DE 3 DARA. 
bushes) selected for aie sed flavour, 30s. per 100; rv Eh: eo hha lo: BLL a ig to offer fine healthy well 
CURRANTS, Ege large White reste A Black Naples, Raby ants me oe above, admirably fer peck Frere’ 4 
> nate ide ones Kuigni’s Swee t Red, ‘Knight's its d Red ed | pang ea yr ary tei Sesh per dozen : ditto, 
TA x ozen; Knight's rnis! ants, 
Red, Ch Hed, large and fine, sag Wilmots White G mapa |4 4 = 5 feet, 7s. 6d. each, 72s. ; rdozen. The above were all | trans- 
6s, per dozen: these are the most rable kinds in a last season, and will remove with perfect safety. 
vation, and are highly recom ried TALOGUE of Rare es y Conifers and other 
Kisir Hardy Evergreen a 
d Flowering 
age and Freight by St 
a Lambertian i ż I gpg outta og feet, 21s. to 31s.6d.| "45s, per 100; Large White e Raspberry. sto, por 100: New, ora application: Railway Carri ight by Stea 
À » insignis, 1 to 2 foot, ie dozen; 2 to 24 feet, 42s. ; inate ger ee ccna ri wre are she nO 9 
mp S. » 6d. eac! Taa a a a E 
e-Gothæa conspicua, 2 to 3 feet, 5s. [21s. each. 3 years 3 
oe w, Irisb, close grown specimens, 5 to 6 and 7 feet, 10s. 62. to extra | strong, for forcing 5 0 The Gar Deners Chronicle. 
tee gigantea, ate plants, 5s. to 7s. 6d. ; larger, very | RHUBARB, matra Veina oe 2r per doz. ATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1856 
handsome, 10s. 6d. to 21s. ” 
Cupressus Govenian: k ue 2 feet, ” Mitchell's ‘Royal Albert Cree 
i acrocarpa TL. 10s. per 100. ” y gg Cham: pagne, new & fine, 
; “Thuja aurea, about 1 foot, 107. per 160: larger, 3s. 6d. to 5s. each; | ona app on ch a = : diw Tar daily pn contain, as usual, distressing 
; ry handsome, 7s. 6d. to 21s. each. FATA trong, 2 years e OF accounts of a sad a wie caused by IGNORANCE OF 
Phorndenic ticum, for unde: Il Orders of 2%. and a, are delivered Guana ‘tree to COMMON THINGS. Tei is t old story over in. One 
: Simite Egr to 10t. per 1000. strong, fit for immediate | London, Neweas ter’ aa as well as to any Railway Statio To ay 
» Cata a nse, good bushy plants, 27. 10s. to 57. per 100 (a | sk vish, Th 
good proportion of these have bl 1. 10s | E AND CHOICE EEDS. | dinner, and the partak rs peri: ere i 
pr 2100, RER BY Post OR, CARRIAGE Par. year in which such cases are not ieoor. L The 
o » Catawbiense Hybrids, in good varieties, fine bushy plants, acket—s. d. er packet—s. d. hae fis as annual as harvest or haysel 
21. 10s, a 10s. per 100. ? s: = 
6 R Cauliflower, Lenormand’s a eio muralis, red, Provoit E 
» in choice by name, suc! ally exhibited by | extra tate Paris, sversi 2 0| ve for rockwork It ap that the t o 
t Fi: Royal Botanic Ganiens, "Re mt’s Park, well | e 4 pny invi e fri di the cook t 
6 us a eo a o Zanda ie te èt Bit ger Carrot, Early Scarl. Horn, oredging. ..0 6\invited some friends to dinner, sent a 
Go» Standards, of the m 314. to. r | Fae wea iad apa” nai eae ;- © ®|rustie to fetch Horseradish from the . The 
i re ene meray Be ga “A imported to the London able. Sun. man dug up Monkshood, a deadly poison ; the cook 
eae mixtures, yellow, eg i ‘onkshood and 
pink, sonic fo iget ai, te to Bl 3l. 10s. per iod; very | Pe g er pkt, 0 o g Helichrysum" te re ms trie the di een M 
“ “superior, p2 186.” to 24s. per A bron sete eat TE scraped the former, sent a” od i table, 
od ardy Heaths, superior ks ek so ‘35s. pe ratum conspicuum, aes 0 onion initi eea the guests, “inreg of whom inan 
reece ss bushy plants, 1 to To foot, at, salen eall Fa soa Warezewiczi, new : o ” “double Seanin ree two. H 
, myrtifolia, a Arctotis breviscapa ove pseu Ww to 
foot, 38. 6d. fo Bekoa This f le b barbarously in- 
Browallia demissa 0 6 range red . 06 comes of people being y 
J. WATERER feels confident that intending planters would find n Stage ata,new, zseeds 1 6 Ipomova limbata, violet blue stru We talk of the education bestowed 
it greatly to their abvattaghr © iie a personal visit of in- -0 6| bordered white, 12 seeds 1 olin > the Scotch especially are | of 
l ‘Spection, w! aha be dosage Nursery ì ana near the Catenin umbellata ... 0 6 » Tubro-ccerulea, Nest e poor ; rs ks 5g Nem r : 
M Fam on, South. Western Railway, and Blackwater, Calyxhemenia chilensis, blue what they do in this direction; and yet, in the 
; South Railws Me 0 6 crimson, 4 seeds ... z5 0 of Ross. in the midst of muchreal i i 
e American Nursery, Bagshot, Surrey. Cannabis iganten Giant Lamarckia aurea (Orna- k 7 
UNEQUA UATLED NEW MELONS. Hemp for lawns) -0 6| mentalGrass) ... ... 0 6) it has never o any 
Campanula atricte .. 0 6| Leptosiphon new know somethi mipi S 
6 ‘Tue Fovr BEST SUPERB VERRE m HAVE EVER'YET BEEN | Centaurea 
N cyanus, double golden yellow ... RES EA. Ñ 
it is 
DWARD TILEY, Nt YMAN, SEEDSu new, blue striped a luteus, bright yellow 0 6 cyp ering. rely 
> AN, and | Centauridi i Blue... 0 6 
E Fronisr, offers A Ae vbrid Searlet Flesh | 02ra FEDRE gy ra mum | srek ta be taught h ae ig to ar 
£ g the following RS :—The fruit is hand- | Centran! maerosiphon a 
; of me, round shaped, ee i S Boast h it A wie. and solid, | albus, new t 0 0 lattak. = . 
5 = i i ESS J 
a naamaa tabl: with other Deji and bas agp sa —— ee oe fbas Rasséitans, 10 ho’ vo t ‘iad a 
found to be the best of all other Melons fi ; | “ichella. ou neve dwat | shoul ropose to teach ee 
Al from 3} to 4} Ths.; a free setter and abundant hearer; very | gintonia palpate ad e raping pee girl to be a poetess. But 
6 and hardy ; will grow with less bottom-heatthan any other of its | new, brill. crimson red 1 0 ed Scarborough vars.1 0 | ai i 
kind. Itobtained the first prize that was awarded to the Scarlet | Collinsia bicolor alba 1 olN ei i neither can we approve of under-education. e 
Flesh Melons at the Great Exhibition at tal Palace, the | Convolvatagatinor double s Pribeh dge which the lower o 
4 ina Inst. Panketsnentatiten ANE = ey Convolvulus minor, double 0 6| ne 74 0| first y : r 
é M'Ewen’s Arundel Hybrid Green Flesh Mel This. ex- 5 ro om sarit Nyetarini capensis, D 2i 6 re ee ‘of i cme weet 
hibited at the Royal Botanie Exhibition, Regent's Park, June| to white . “06 ae them; that is of more im) 
A 3 Palafoxia texana, oe -0 6 , a Sale A 
f 13th; where it obtained the 1st 2d Prizes for the best Egg-plant, new striped =- [0 6 nankinensis, orna- en , and if it were im- 
g flavoured Green Flesh Melon; tie hybrid from those two well- tal purple leaves ...0 6 is 
f known Melons Golden Drop and Beechwood. It has aa fine | new "06 Phiox Dr. Leo poldi ... 0 6 penile to teach the two last we would be 
j peiie sh ap sae Drop, wi greg and peer aa the | exon bartonioides . 0 6 _ oculata, white first. All raeh However go well go he ol 
— ~Beee , netted, ; toca viscida alba, new, eye 1 
( plantsgrow strong and out a great weight of fruit; flesh a > 
‘ je! solta anja firm, will keep its eee ent avout for for many days Pi aidnecenat = gentian- ake A 
r į been cut; weight from 4 ‘ackets of Thr ides d Š sO 6 o 
f 8, 23. 6d. Gomphrena Haageana,new sy 
. Also Monro’s Crystal Palace Hero. This was awarded the “ oran; 
gee prize fe the best and heaviest hybrid Persian Melon; Laan eroi 0 
8 per packet. i 
y Monro’s Golden Gauge Melon was awarded the first prize for apitdan oe eee 
4 es ured Green Flesh variety at the Crystal Palace; | llections suited competition of the finest 
a 6d. per packet. an Asters, Gi Stocks, 
4 Ko ee e greatest toall| Zinnias, from 2s. 6d. to 7s. each, A general List of 
j ” Persons requiring = Packet of each, oe ee tor be on application, A General 
Peo agg pier Ts. 6d., eS a (priced) ditto. Post Orders 
Post 
