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THE AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE. 
BAL 
ag Sa SMITH, age beg 
sealed 
inal at 2s, 
part white, blush, 
white; also a small 
pA of paag Nat tioner Florienltural Society, July 26, 1855. 
s:—20 plants from F.and A. SMITH, Dulwich. 
Pron abe Tavini ss Boyer to award Certificates 
of plants (true Annuals, and therefore not con 
flowers), wish to express their unanimons osa of the pien 
pezoi of the collection produced, which for variety, Tr, 
size, pommeangn exce hr sce airera 
det under their notice. 
Dr. epaia ae N a ón, | 
“They are are fall y e and in several particulars vastly 
superior to the best I have seen in Continental establishments.” 
Bercy st frees om the Pg of ti vad iming ait the National Floricul. 
prada has e Garde: Chro; 
id:— 
p 
t Ath, 1855, | 
cle, oe 
pom ve 520 
“ Several 
Siren aes an inted a: 
-Hi m & Son, Welington t Road, 
ooper & Co., Seedsmen, Co Covent Garden, 
Mtg 
|p 
GROWERS. 
ONRO’S “CRYSTAL PALACE HERO, axp 
arden, 
7 eS NEW Me onee 
THE FOUR BEST SUPERB nma THAT HAVE EVER YET BEEN 
E DWARD See 
el 
EY, ‘Nunsunratay, SEEDs™ 
—The feuit is hand- 
very 
onta: simne Thre 
carry out a great airaa of aoe flesh 
any d ay: 
ery solid and firm, will keep its aE flavour for ys 
Messrs. Rollisson & Sons, Tooting, Surrey. after ith pres cut; weight from 4 to 5 Ibs. Packet: 8 of Three 
Messrs. Bass & Brown, Sudbury, Suffolk eeds 2s, 6d. 
Messrs. W. E. Rendle & ahi Seedsmen, Ss 
BER City. 
Eastgate Street, Chester. 
ıs 14, Corporation Street, 
Meneses 
Ta Brown & Aus 
SREDE AND GODFREY Proce comma | invite the 
of parties en in Planting to their fine 
Stock ofthe the pekat HARDY ORNAMENTAL TREE h a 
ee E 6, te A nag ect cared 
well grown pl the larger sizes cially: it it 
Lig feet. 
3, and 4 d 
We lave a ag pre It is ex- 
hiirem ‘z To Castle. 
ryptomeria japonica, fine plants, 4 to 7 
macrocarpa or Lambertiana, coe 6,7, and § feet. 
handsomer than some of the specimens of this 
Taa ha N 
fine bardy plant. 
Juniper, Chinese, 2, 2, 3, 4, and 5 feet; a fine lot of large plants, 
to 8 feet. 
Do, Irish, upright; 3, 4, 5, and 6 feet; do, larger, up to Sand 10 
feet. Our stock nEn two last mentioned penipere we rover 
the Irish es; e larger sizes 
Cupressus m: 
E 
i r Bris 
TORS » ‘and STRAWBERRIES, 
Monro’s Crystal Palace Hero. This was awarded the 
Iso 
fies prize: for the best and heaviest hybrid Persian Melon; 
2s. 6d. per packet. 
Monro’s Golden Gauge Melon was awarded the first prize for 
e 
best aapi Green Flesh variety at the Crystal Palace; 
2s. 6d. per pack 
‘The above ore “Melons will give the greatest satisfaction to all 
purchasers. t ineens EEA x "pasket of each of the four 
varieties will be charged 7s. 6d. two packets of either kind 
Tor 43. A E apaia must aecompany every order, either by 
Post Office Order or Penny Piniga Stamps. 
14, Abl 2 eae ree Bath. 
LEE, DENER, TI, Clevedon, 
tol, Hiss a ome cont of the ry age ea POTA- 
The iri s are onds, fit 
whole (such as he plants him 
POTATOES. 
Chesterman’s ae 
American Natiy 
Yo pane pe 
Grigor’s Prolific 
Early E raag 
Figur-be all 
Nelson’s Favourite 
The above 14s. per sack of 240 1bs.; 
quarter sack, 
on ckson’s Kidney, 20s. per sack; 11s, half sack; 6s. quarter 
Lincolnshire White 
Fifty. mtd Tir. 
. Gd. half sack; 4s. 
ack, 
o Potatis toes all first-class varieties, s to quality and produc- 
tiveness; quarter saci may be hd in ie or more varieties. 
STRAWBERRIES, 
Black Prince Deptford Pine 
Royal Pine 
to be quite ve a 
are perfect colum ery Prd apes 
Do. recurva; 3, 4.5, mpare à My ry 
Do. hispaniea or thane re 3, and and 4 feet. Ti Vi e Nimrod 
pr eerie a "anda Be of large and very | Stirling Castle Pine ra 
handsome plants, 7, 8, bove 12s. per 1000, or 1s. seo nash 
Picea Waem sa ene ees 1; to2 feet, well | patterson’s Scarlet Nonpareil, 30s. per 100; 20 or 50; 6 maller 
grown, Stok erg lead. are grafted. ew taller plants, 20s. per 100. Bonum Magnum, 24s. per 100: 15s. for'50. 
Specimens up to 6 feet. tar Pacha, 40s. per 100; 25s. fòr 50. Sir Harry, 50s. per 100; 
Do. Nordmanniana, a large quantity of remarkably handsome 30s. for 50. 
=Plants, arien pina Nori can exceed the vigour of _Post Office Orders payable at Clevedon to GEORGE LEE. 
Do. Pinsapo, magnificent plants, 4 to7 feet high, in perfect health, N AND CHOICE SEEDS. 
Pinus insignis, 14 to 3 feet; a few good specimens up to 7 feet. FREE ee 
» Lambertiana, from seed, 4, 5, and 6 feet. Per packet—. Per r pack: —s. d. 
s Cembra, 3, 4, 5, up to 10 feet. Canliflower, AP e t Gypsophila muralis, =e 
y» Montezuma, ead 4 and5: extra large very fine 2 0| very pretty for rockwork 
,„ macrocarpa, 2 3 feet, seed. rrot, Early Scarl. Horn, or edging -06 
We Larch, clean, s Aiai T feet high. best for forcing imported, Helianthus argophy yilus 06 
The following 10 varieties form gular group, They; of the same kind as a Californicns, fl. pl., 
are of dwarf Laps A- the well ordinal Abies Clanbraziliana ag imported to the ae splendi le. Sun- 
be as the of the whole, We believe our collection to pero z. 10 flower, ee r 
‘be quite unique, and, add, most ting. Snake Cucumber, a cae. 06) ee. brachyrhi: 
Pinus strobus pumila (the dwarf We ). Abronia umbellata .06 cium pe 
m lvestris ila (the dwarf ). Ageratum conspicuum, new 1 0 m mpm. 
Abies Clan! Abies All dwarf varieties | Alonsoa Warczewiczi, new 1 0 “double EL 
H ” of the. Arctotis breviscapa -06 TA 
pygmæa Spruce Fir. Browallia issa « O6 06 
pygmæa (the dwarf Silver Fir), Hudsoni. yl new, 12 seeds 1 6 | Ipomma ‘imate oh blue 
ew, nglish, 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7 in uantities. | ,, el aes. = ae 6 bordered white, 1s pole 10 
Do. upright, Irish, 4, 5, 6, and 7 feet; plants, | Calendrinia umbellata ... 0 6 » = Tubro-ccerul light 
8 to 12 feet. Calyxhemenia chilensis, blue changing 
Do. Dovaston or Weeping, a great many fine plants, worked on| new 06 crimson, 4 seeds ... 1 0 
straight stems, tA E Pera 10 feet higb, with good heads. Cannabis gigantea (Giant Lamarckia rea (Orna- 
Do. adpressa, 2 and Hemp = Sante, .06)] mental 3 EE a 
Do. do., worked o Dh Yew, as Campanul ... 0 6 | Leptosiphon , new 
Do. 4 to 2 feet, by the soy us, double: golden yellow 10 
Do. do., a lot of plants, 4 to 6 feet. new, blue striped eee » luteus, bright yellow 0 06 
Do. do., worked as standards on the common Yew; 8'to 10 ft. high. Pole i, Linum decumbens, 06 
Do. do., worked on Irish Yi 6,7, and 8 feet high. So 06 » gtandiflorum rnbrum, 
Do. epee ; a large quantity, 14 to Contran ‘entranthus hon splendid Vermillion 
r ogg also worked as common and Irish | albus, new oe 10 crimson S 
Wi Golden Yews is Cineraria, from fine named Lisianthus’ Russe? Tanus, 
oe . LO 100 seeds .. .10 
Do; yellow berried (true), very beautiful’ when in fruit as we Clintonta: pate Ichella 10 6 | Lobelia a ramosa; new dwarf 1 0 
have it, 14 to 3 feet. Cock: weg Myers he: eaded, gerea. from the finest 
Libocedrus chilensis, 2 to 3 feet, very handsome and bushy son red 10 a Scarboro: ne 
Thuja Weareana, fine bushes, 2a jaio u: 8 feet. This is one Collinsia Pein erring new 10 ecw legans, 
ot the most’ usefill, and, at time, ornamental hardy | Co oe minor, double 06 | new ooo zat 
M gyraedd enoa Dianth iat tee sore. a Nepeta Meyeri, new n O68 
ANE Kaken dont lens thie very Post; 4: 5,and6feet.| fine arlet ‘Nyctarinia capensis, new 0 6 
Dos maaar Arbor-vite. This peni agers at this tE wiiee cat . 0 6| Palafoxia  O€ 
Nursery; it has nee as it nada a universal | Egg-plant, new striped | --. 0 6 | Perilla nankinensis, orna- 
favourite, it enables us a choice of phe nid Say —" purple leaves ... 06 
hundred from 1 “8 and 4 feet high, and = + 06| Phi ldi ... 06 
much Euchnide bartonio sides. . 06 H ý 1 white 
Wellingtonia gi none a few of the finest plants in the country, — viscida ren, new, with crimson eye 10 
being near 14 feet high, and as much wide. 25 seeds . 1 0 | Physostegia speciosa, new 1 0 
variegated, by the thousand, 2; 3, and 4 feet high. Some Grammanthes ian- Podolepis auriculat 06 
gemaa ana 10 pagarsi e z . O 6 | Portul i 06 
e may here remark with the large specimens Geacpurnise aageana, new geet-sear eer 
alluded to in thi Advertisement that every of them is ina} beautiful Sra ee spl Ay ter ver 
condition to trans] aara mA nara perfect safety. sitæ .06 lo re, 100 seeds ... 16 
They have one been anm in our Nursery, | Gutiernezia Schizopetalam Walkeri ... 0 6 
in soliciting a i our stock, we believe} moides, new .. 10 | Silen i 80 
we are justified in stati choice which is to be found ollections sui! for competition of finest. imported 
in but few establishments of its kind in this country, G Asters, Germ Stocks; Balsams, renee and 
The N may be reached in 40 minutes by Train from the | Zinnias, s. 6d. to Ts.each. A general list of seeds may be 
Waterloo ; and the Western Railway Company | obtained free on application. A General Epe of Pian ts 
having is a h'on sa to the tracka ev Western, enables us A es (priced) ditto. Post Office Orders are requested ee be made pay- 
plants parts, in trucks throughout, without packin: able at pgi iton-on-Tham: ow be re 
other extensive additions. pee in te sharon 9 na ocr 
Knap Hill i s Jackson & Si ‘Box; Kingston-on-Thames. 
7 
mitted | wi 
j m 
[Fes, 9, 1856.. 
a ase 
eine anD SON 
ne: colour 
NCE RED 
COLE, Nurseryman, SEED 
ILLIAM SMAN, AND 
Fronrist, Fog Lane Nursery, Withington, Manel > 
-e to introduce this valuable new variety, which will be found 
a great improvement on his well known Celery, “ Cole’s Dwarf 
olid ie d rior 
Ti 
cks 
. J. & 3 ge, Essex; Messrs, 
mtyne, Carlisle; Messrs. Veitch & 
Mr, “Veitch, Exotic Nursery, Chelsea; Messrs. 
Gateshead ; Mr. A. Pontey, Plymouth; s 
re Cattell, ditto la Mes: 
Alben ri 
ling; 
Hiab 
F. Dickson & 
tion Stree: 
FYE 
ye 
reet, Manchester. 
HUN DRED BUSHELS OF prang 
. ‘otato ORIGINA 
Scotland, and is called by the grower the Scottish Ch itiren ion, alk 
as AGAIN proved to bere Beg acest ALL Mist sorts, a ae 
qu prea’ Maung and freedom from disease, will be seen by 
the South 
id, OWLA 
pga La "nade Txos. B. ATKINSON, 
Seedsman, 64, High Street, Mirca whero further Ara em 
can ti obtai ned. Pre keina be ac mittant 
‘or rmy irant: general crop.— 
“ Epw. D BE ehi Gr. t Sir Offle ey W 
well Hall, Worceste 
POE ne eT 8, deh # ae A en eds ee 
akeman n, Bart., 
_ __ DRAINING 
FOWLER is 
NINGL 
1g, 20001 
Sy tiles areik aeea 
vering; near Romford, 
“scat WORKS, on DDLESEX. 
hte whe mann 
seen Ars use aan 
Sund: 
Priced Lists ot Plant Tubs and Boxes forwarded on ded on application. 
NG FORKS & DRAINING TOOLS. 
PARKES?’ STEEL DIGGI 
ESSRS. BURGESS anp KEY, as Mr. PARKES 
! Wholesale tte ve for England, ane a al in a 
large assortment. ‘orks and a e now in use by 
ction 7 of 1000 pei the obits and embers Ae Pv 
Royal A; Itural Society, to be t! 
ver eae, and to facili 20 per cent. 
1 Pronounce i 
Price Lists sent Da on application, and ‘Tihastrato Catalogu 
of the best Farm Implements, on receipt of eig a ace 
pate 103, Ne treet, London. 
pina n WORKS AND HOT-WATER 
Seca A w ee y 
RROW Ròap, Li 
Jons TAYLOR 1 AND. SON beg to ‘call the the attention 
the nobility to the 
whi E ra met hg Vinericn, Gree cron 
rovement with elegance of 
ty of mate: and workmanship. 
iene oe APPARATUS for the Fronts and 
anner. J.T. & Sow have great pleasurein referring to numbers 
the nobility and gentry by whom they are extensively engage, 
