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Fes. 16, 1856.] 
THE nae CHRONICLE. 
HOLLYHOCK Su 
HEDENHAM por Buneay, SUFFOLK. . 
Bean anD WARD beg to state that their 
collection of the pat is in the finest possible bealth, and 
consists of upwards of 16,000 established struck plants’ (not 
ted). 
The peculiar disease which has proved so destructive to 
collections not having extended to the 1 Eastern Counties, ANS 
ng the 
best sh 
=a will, be fi 
executed on liberal Lies m Rosary, Fe 
ESSRS. UELL sind “CO. beg to submit the 
following iy of choice ERIOAS, which can be Le city 
in good eae: and healthy plan 
ERICAS Agron, eee ampullac 
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Westcotti, Westph a- 
anā. of a suitable size for making 
The u usual qiascuns to the trade when taken per 100. 
nd rds are ee catriage free to 
any Railway Station 
CATA. and CEDRUS ecg 
Spector te Trees bs to in: ome I: ie in 
S col eidos anå obta 
lists gives oi ha ia ai ch trees (as T cae 
gives no idea select 
sm well grown tp 
N.B. A fe pe E of the larger sized and finel ely shaped 
plants of the A See phe ce and sete Deodara have been 
grees safety to grea 
grown in tubs, to at dis- 
couteed in this cou astern or er: any 
Priced Lists z pesen lication. 
CHO wo 
W. THOMPSO SON, I Tira oar p ipewn, Author o 
the “ Gardening. Book of Annuals,” favourably noticed i 
the Gardeners’ Chronicle for Angust 18, 1855, begs to offer the 
following ramekins ao SEED: from ae “heian i ue, 
all of which can be highly ree: t post 
FLOWER S$ SEEDS rig’ aei eanys 
we ees Post prepai id. seken, “| 
PANSY, saved 
POLYANTHUsS ,, i é 
VE my ENA gran ” preys 2 6 
HOLLYHOCK ,,  60ofthemost superb kinds „ ... 2 6 
CALCE INA A 24 spotted varieties ... 2 6 
GLOXINIA 30 of the beaks arieties 2 6 
DAISY 50 of the new Be Igian vars. ‘by name 1 6 
ANTIRRHINUM | 20 best named varieties 10 
ANE tot ahd from the most showy and brilliant kinds 1'0 
30 packet of New Choice Flower Seeds, per post, free for 5 0 
SBS | L & Co., Royal Nursery, Great Ya rmouth. kee 
Wil LLAN woop anp SON are offering SEED- 
99 
a.) Wil LIAM E RENDLE prin Co. have several 
Tons of the following Seeds to dispose of at the lowest 
market pric ces, 
LONG — MANGEL WURZEL | YELLOW GLOBE do. 
RED GLOBE do. | WHITE PAs CARROT 
ORANGE es 
Prices on application to WILt. 
yer: Plymouth. 
oe in the same condition as received From 
Se riled & Co., Seed 
et a pee SENT CARRIAGE FREE 
BY 
E. RENDLE anp CO, SEED Kats 
wu apg 
LING FORE: REES as under. will be fi TS, Plymouth, according to "the followi 
eres application. et L’year Birch seale : orders above £1 will be sent carriage fret i 
Piem piesa, Syiar Am any Railway Station between Plymouth and Paddington. 
2 Sper gogtch Firg, we year Ailanthus, All rs ab 2 will be sent carriage free to any 
to eg S az baud O t road Guage Railways, to any market 
Woodlands ai Maresfield, near “Uekh aa. p | town 
SUPERB DWARF DDED AND DWARF „STANDARD | 
O PERPETUAL AND OTHER 
a| WILLIAM WOGD anp SON respe etfally invite 
attention to eae fine stock of the 
ng G 
above, whi te y are 
offering as under :— Per 
DWARF BUDDED ROSES ee aoe oie to I 
DWARF STANDARD D 18s. to 24s, 
CLIMBING =A NOISETTE E ROSES, “named 9s, to 12s. 
CLIMBING ROSES, memes tae vering banks a 
S, ht ak; cry fe 
WARF ROSE med 
New Hybrid Perpetual . Rose ‘DUCHESS OF NOR RFOLK, 
bright vivid crimson, Stan Dwarfs, 3s, 6d. each, with a 
liberal discount to the Tra ae vg or more ‘plants are ordered. 
ROSES on einch stems, pimai tent: in 6-inch pots, for forcing, 
exhibition, or greenhouse culture, 24s. ape dozen. 
ver: 
MAY’S PARAGON CABBAGE is of very superior excellence, 
tender and crisp, Per ounce, free by post, 1s. ; per pound, on 
application, Fine new seed. 
EARLY ASH-LEAVED KIDNEY POTATO, 1s. per stone 
of 141bs, 
m Devon and Cornwall, or to C 
eei ae by Steamers. 
All or 
Railway Station in aiai and Waa ned tö 0 any wy 
Port in elon; ary aeo ne “a Rt eland. 
Ganoes Dreecrone”t ” to be ol 
Seed Mere! 1 Seed í 
HEELERS 5 i 
ork, Dublin, and 
SPP to 
hun 
communication with di 
has become extend 
Priced List may be had o pi 2 
J. 0. L Son, Nurserymen and Seed Growers, 
tng n to Gloucestershire Agricultural 
ociety. 
at in the early part of the eaten Cent 
100 Fine named ar Herbaceous pets ave ... £1.10 
100 Alpine send ee. 110 
100 % % Shrubs ga Seek 210 
Cape Heat ths 1 
Fine bloo ooming plants Epaeris, 12s. per dozen, 
All articles connected with the Nursery trade cheap’ and good. 
Address, a x May, the Hope Nurseries, near Bedale, Yorkshire. 
ARING TRAINED FRUIT TREES. 
HOMA! S JACKSON anD SON having the greatest 
woes Kas ekg hs the trade, are ena! et to offer at moderate 
estas the entioned FRUIT TREES trained for Walls 
DWARF ee PEACHES, 7s. 6d each. 
NECTARINES, 7s. 6d. each, 
5 ‘s APRICOTS, 7s. 6d. each. 
8 GREENGAGE PLUMS, 5s. each. 
MORELLO CHERRIES, 4s. each, 
STANDARD 'TR AINED PEACH 
Pa AR 
mmended, y » . 6d. to 21s, each 
free. by PLUMS, 5s. and 7s. 6d. each. 
Adlumia cirrhosa, rare oe Sve, MORELLO CHERRIES, 5s.each. 
#thionema cordifolia, ry pretty aw wart rock Plant ee The ve are all set with Plower-buds, and are capable of 
Ageratum conspicuum, rote tty ne’ eve es ‘eres this season. 
Alonsoa Warezewiczi, light aoi peA new species Fine Trained Trees of the usual nursery size, from 2s. 6d. to 
a, beautifuldwarf bade annual ta 
ipkon albus ae 
‘igh mi 
S. eac 
STANWICK NECTARINE, Standard Trained, 10s. 6d. each. 
KAISHA APRICOT, Dwarf, 3 Year Trained, 5s. each. 
d, 
3 
3 
6 
6 
4/5: 
6 
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rae petate = áh h 6  Nurerien , Kings’ n-Tha: 
‘Schscholtzia tenuifolia oO 6 NT ar ORRE "Le 
Eutoca viscida alba, 50 seeds 0 > 
Glossocomia clematidea, RO hardy B Beliwort - sss 0 UTTON'S S REROVATING egg ge FOR 
Ionopsidium acaule, beautiful for pots or vie 4 IMPRO ao ae thes 
Linum grandifiorum (true) Pana € | Reno rain eich T Perennial GLEAN end 
eaaet very beautiful deep most and white, A gl of the her kinds ees Potto; 
Malgodiam Piumteri, violet Bh pretty lant 0 3| An increase of several Tons of Hay per acre has been 
ierteperiets sre mapa k Seema a E ene fi pii Ralea ay Haa a aaa and Upland Pastures. 
Ononis matrix, very T is dong 
oe BA very Seay coe Fellow bowie andl aug pares drought of last simmer cg used partial failures in 
Pharbitis limbata (true) ww. O 4] the ninae A berg poh rede Leas, Wiltade ira Ae (aon re bn 
Sambaa saapostris, very Beautiful rove, with yellow eye, | 3 revo 4 r O: 
s , very ornamental species, white and blue 0 6 ki Sons also supply Grass Seeds for laying 
Trebone en Pretty new species, deep rose . ie dnon Land to Permanent Pe asture at a moderate expense, 
‘Trichonema speci beautiful | 
Whitiavia grandifiora’ ee sg ae eee 8 8 thr ag selected in accordance with the nature o 
And many other rare and interesting Seeds. oil to be taid Boon, particulars of which may be 
A Priced Deseriptive C arranged according to the | anal by post. 
Natural System, and acknowledged all who have seen it to be Goods deli: iage Free by Rail. 
the best yet published, sent post free on application, ma a 
QUALLED NEW z dress Joun Sutton & Soxs, Growers, Reading, Berks. 
Pisa Oa mere 
RD TILEY, ~ Nuzsenrica, SEEDsMan 
Arundel 
of those engaged in Agriculture to 
ig bem offers M'E 
Possessing the 
flesh 
Snae tos ai Dli Ee ere | 
table 
best of all other Melons for ; weight 
a free setter 
known Melons Golden Drop It has m = 
flavour of the Golden Drop, with the sc aeg orm l appe 
Beechwood haped, netted, 
DA Maois Sa Palace Hero. This was awarded the 
am for the best and heaviest hybrid Persian Melon; 
2s. 6d. per packet. 
Monro’s Golden Gange Melon was awarded the first prize for 
the best flavoured Greta Pieski ‘variety at the Crystal Palace; 
2, 8d. per packet. the satisfaction to all 
e new Melons will ve the greatest 
purchasers, i ananasa saaat Packet of each of the four 
varieties will be charged 7s. 6d., or two packets of either kind | 
Cie ee accompany 
of, order, either by 
Office Order or Penny Postage Stamps. 
14, Abbey Churchyard, Bath. 
h. | named asso! 
\RTER’S PR ROLIFIC Y (true) Ge. 
COOK’S NAPOLEON, LUAR E, and RAE’S PRINCESS, 
three of the best six Dahlias pom wit 10s. 6d. each, 
COOK’S four new HOLL CKS, 20s, the set, 
IRIS peru Ae blue and very dwarf), 6s. per doz. 
Pe The aboye igned tò Mr. GLeNny, Horticultural Agent, 
lham. 
GLENNY’S IMPROVED BAL M, the best e 
Hed pee. six classes, 37 Pe a 
tock, 13 or 7; 1 to 
ae d as above, 
GLENNY’S COMPANION FOR ALL T THEA ALMANACKS, 
with Portrait, 1s. 
EN 
GJABEY TYSO, pay ‘Wallingford, Berks, begs 
to offer Choice eta ae oiled E and ANEMONES, 
ange srt for planting in selected assortments 
CULUSES, 1 wine named sorts, 40s. to£4 0 0 
Supeth pew pecdlings.., 1 10.0. 
mixtures, 8s. to 4 00 
DOUBLE E' ANEMONES. "50 fine tats sorts, 10s. to... 015 0 
IMPORTED GERMAN SEEDS, of the best quality, in 
rtments, 1s. to 2s. 6d. each—Asters, Balinis , Stocks, 
Larkspurs, Poppies, Wallflowers, Zinnias, &c. e Ann uals, 
25 packets per post, 5s. 
General Descriptive Catalogue of Florists’ Flowers and Seeds 
for 1856 }may be had for one label, 
RICUL LTURAL 
ER LAWSON anp SON re to cotiaiin that 
they ready to send out all kinds of Agricultural Seeds, 
comprising. Tay and Pasture Gear Creare Nahe and other r Herbaga 
and Forage Plants, Pee i uor urzel, Carrots, and other 
Roots, Seed Oats, nd Rye; all of Seo oar ig of 
the finest kinds and we Payre ries Re varieties in culti 
Priced Lists may be had on application. 
and Nurserymen to Her M: the Queen, and to 
eiie Se teen and i en gar PAS -—27, Great 
2 West 
OWER SEEDS, 
ponni LAWSON a1 np SON Kete éii their nar 
hich they know, 
Aatairih rate on Ne. 
Catalogues may be had on 
Bedakan and Hyrventeee to Hor Wiens a the Queen, and to 
hland res Gon mag e Ee Jaion 
27, t 
ic 
the followi pa x 
Tesh | pho log end , selected from ENERS ; surcharges to that amount h been 
Lombardy, and is C ecially recommended for its rapid =f neen vig Ta Sea of their districts. A, for 
growth and r abit. "re home-save a Seed may | instan i in Sussex, ice keepa ener 
aidin rari thoi AA without delay.” | and et employ i in ot garden two labourers, who know 
ERENNIAL RYE-GRASS, of the finest growths, perfectly | nothing al 1 merely roll, rake, dig, 
coan and invari us weights, weighing from 221bs. to 30 Ibs. | and petorart the usual rough labour of the place. 
GRASSES TOR PERMANENT PASTURE.—F. exten- | Made a my ner, as usual, 
sive AoA NOAE Tena Ye survey: ‘me with 10s. 6d. the. 
in giving complete the numerous gentlemen two labourers. Am I really liable to the tax, which 
who have yee aa see a, mete they feel a levied bei ” Thi > 
ranted in 1 fecommending their assortments as made up to | WAS never levi s being a matter 
order —eithiee mixed or separately, to suit every deneription | which concerns most Sn y the a of the 
iteag Chronicle, we have om: necessary 
TURNIPS, in 
š nie rly Habe by Semen fom faltoret ae | PRQ uiy, ty, and Tes find the following to be the present 
VETCHES (or —Large broad-lea 
PRICEN CATALOGUESoftheabove, every other deserip- p the last act passed for the regulation of 
m X s 
Gee De > a y fs lao o VEGETABLE SEEI Senba’ | Duties is Assessed Taxes = eS & 17 Vict. c. o) i is 
containing only as are really worth oe fo wing clau ause ;— z said duties on 
N.B.—FREE DELI VERY —Ait Seeds are, under | de xine ely, 12. 1s. if above 18 years of age, 
certain limitati j to the principal = = — shall extend to every 
shipping ports and rai contracted for the keeping of ; 
M IMPLEMENTS.—An of the ner = rm nme al 
* FAR i most z 
Tair Scotch Implements are in Stock. , a person sha 
usually kept 
W.DR anaes De a, 
Seep and Implement WAREHOU:! s, Stirling and Dublin. 
or when a 
been constantly employed therein, to-be | 
the person for whose use and in whose garden 
