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FLOWER AND VEGETAS | 
AMES CARTER anp CO., sana ex, 238, High | 
Holborn, London, have now published their TWENTY 
FIRST ANNUAL “CATALOGUE. OF PLORIOULTURAL, 
VEGETABLE, AND AGR 
pay oa ey the best Annual Catalogue of Seeds extant. It gives 
description o of 1979 s species and varieties of Peres | 
SEEDS ‘a a most comprehensive ol of VEGETABLE AND | 
AGRICULTURAL SEEDS, all of which can be supplied and are, 
as usual, of first-rate quality. It Also « contains lists of TEXAN, 
INDIAN, AND CALIFORNIAN FL FLOWER R SEEDS, forming, 
in fact, the finest t Collection 
fo ction of Si submitted a me to 
public notice. Catalogues Tasar eg of t paid 
upon application to all of the world. 
James Canter & Co. See ee ae : Holborn, London. | 
THE KITCHEN GAR 
AMES CARTER anp CO., ppe 238, High 
Holborn, London, continue to supply Collections ted VEGE 
TABLE SEEDS for large or small gardens, 
upwards; these selections, made ipii car, a 
by them ALOGUE of FLORI- 
CULTURAL. VEGETAt BLE, won ‘AGRICULTURAL we ahd 
acknow! d to be the best publish will be forwarded free of 
charge upon. Denm; and post m to all parts of the world. 
JAMES R & Co., Seedsmen, 238, High Holborn, London, 
ay VEITCH Co., Western Countie 
Seed Depdt, 195, High Ane eae, will forward upon appli- 
cation their List of VEGETABLE and FLOWER SEEDS, 
co LLECT EA de FLOWE 
12 varieties, 1s.;12 do., 2s. San ww according 
312 do, 
to me age and g uantity. Sengster 
Early hata Trench Beans, be ‘ba. per pte and all non 
aa moderate, The best varieties of Seed Potens | 
OHN WATERERS S ASA ATALOGUE o r RHODO- | 
DENDRONS, DAALEN, &e., as exhibited at the Royal | 
Botanic ens, Regen k, London, is now published, | 
can be had on pantia ain | 
ee The a describes the colours of the Rhododendrens. | 
The. rican Nursery, Bagshot, Surrey.—Feb. 23. | 
a] 
T 
to announce the 
ry is altogether Ae 
meri 
unequalled in extent or qnality, purchasers will find it to — 
interest to pay a visit to the Nursery, which may be readily don el 
by the Soath roe Railway to Woking — on. 
ill Nursery, Woking, Surrey. 
EORGE B. begs to SCRIP- 
KER b his DE; 
TIVE EGUR of AMERICAN PLANTS, ORNA- 
TESTEDE SHRUBS, FRUIT and FOREST TREES is now 
tion, 
THE sane ERS’ CHRONICLE AND AGRICULTURAL 
ICULTURAL SEEDS, acknow- a: 
GAZETTE. 
[Fes. 23, 1856. 
awt aie” rage? Cebit 
Signes AND SONS can supply “the wre Quantities 
NT IN FEBRUA 
CAREY TY So, FLORIST, Wallingtord, Berks, begs 
to offer aos bere et Sania mv rer tc 
t this ted as of the best kinds of Clovers and Italian Rye-grasg 
eed at 208. per acre. 
we the demand for these is very great, and the supply limiteg 
KANUNCULUSES, 100 splendid named para ire tosi 0 0 
25 superb new seedlin, 110 0 ast 
ony oe are requested and recommended. 
eral D eek oe Tetons bee oe Roval Berkshire Seed Establishment—Feb. 23. 
5 a ee ee 
IMPOR TED GERMAN SEEDS, of the best a , in N’S IMPROVED ITALIAN RY E-GRASS 
AN 
ty, 
named assortments, 1s. to 2s. 6d. each—Asters, Balsams, ce np DIC , are 
Larkspurs, Poppies, Wallflowers, Zinnias, &e.’ Choice Annuals, | yery superior to the Italian Rye-grass commonly cultivated, 
At pr 
m danera Deseo oe enone a esent M UrTON have @ supply of true Seed 
| fo for £ 1856 may i be had f for one ie s h sort. ion. is requested. 
a Penne ENR Sl Sai Jonn Surtox & Sons, Seed Growers, Reading, Berks, 
Woop ano INGRAM offer te following well UTTON’S PERMANENT PASTURE.—GRass 
known kinds at 1s. per packe! EEDS, SEPARATE or MIXED. Onliner intending 
| aa 8 Black Spi see i | Heat's garris to lay down Land tò Permanent Pastur or for one or 
ite Spine, picked from the <elway’s De J 
had anda ery lific kind Manchester Hero two y years’ lay, ded t communicate Re us, 
mproved Sion House | c Conqueror of the West f the soil and situation, that we may 
Sir Colin aa Snow’s Horticultural. d t t 
min ngdon Nurseries, February 23, 
ND PASTURE GRASS SEEOS, 
EORGE. ‘GIBBS anD Co., 26, Dow treet, 
Rye id beg to announce that their MIXTURES OF 
GRASS SEEDS are now ready for delivery at the following 
prices :— 
Pri e 24s. to 30s. per Acr 
Farther atiak will be sent p sree spptication Peto: 
___ Joun seo & Sons, Seed | , Reading. 
T 
WHITE ¢ CLOVER .—The above kinds of 
Ti 
E PERENNIAL 
t 
porn for] laying ails ( down to so tents ress ahs Ioi |on land which has proved Glover tiers when s the 
acre) 30s. per acre | common kinds of Clover. They are all oe in ae 
Mix tered br vi AE o N B Fed } i si 121bs, | Pll Mixtures of Grass Seeds for Perm: t Pasture, and 
7 mar Da purchased separately. 
‘on & Sons, Royal Berkshire Seed Establishment, Reading, 
F, WINSTANLEY, SEE 
< chester, begs ‘respectfully to call the aatia of the 
e. ase | 
G. G. & Co.’s New Priced AGR: TURAL prape ey | IT. 
| publi Pae of FLOWER SEEDS; 
ICUL 
is now ready, and will be forwarded free on spuien- 
GEORGE GIBBS & CO., Sze 
26, Down Street, Picca dilly, bootie | or wth, 
none s 
SUPERB OWARF BUDDED ANO DWARF STANDARD | i 
HYBRID PERPETUAL AND OTHER ROSE ravn in these collections. 
| ILLIAM WOGD anp SON respect fully ‘invite A FUR pated) Wilgi- = 2 paskos, each packet 
tti to their fi ing 1 s, 1s.; sent post free, 1s. 2d. liceo- 
| offering tention ta t ee has iet ioraa Thien the iha -fi m Foe Haliotrohaee. Hollybocks, Petunia, Verbenas, Fuchsias, 
DWARF BUDDED ROSES... ws. 125. to | Geraniums, and other choice Seeds, ARNEY Catalogue 
| on application 
B AABE GERMAN (10-weeks) S$ 
DWARF STANDARD DO. Pn | 
| varieti mepa Teg 3d. per aket. 
| Wee yon pe a 
18s. t 
CLIMBING AND NOISETTE ROSES, named 9s. to 12s. 
CLIMBING ROSES, mixed, for covering banks 4s. 
CKS, as imported, 36 
‘ace, Ball’s Pond, Islington, 
D, 1, Edmu 
Hybrid Perpetual Roe DUCHESS ae NORFOLK, NDERH. its 6 Sra ARRI” STRAW- 
ight vivid crimson, hraet „6d. each, with a | RY.—Fine Plants of this greatly celebrated and hardy 
liberal discount to the Tr: naa if re plants. are ordered. | Straw BE es (warranted genuin: ne), ESA w be had from thé 
ROSS on 6-inch stems, PASTA “4 "6-Anch pots, for forcing, propagator, in numbers not less K na ‘ib 100 plants 42. ; 
bition, or rine culture, 24s. pe iter | BL 13s. 6d; 60, 2l. 16s.; 40, 12. ‘Bee "20, 11.; in pots for forcing, not 
dla atalogues gratis on applica: | less than 10, 2s. each.—Apply to Mr. ge Sere Bit 
nds Saree. Maresia, near Uckfield, Sussex. Harry’s Road, Edgbaston, Birmingham. Orders to 
ATOES. ; tion must be accompanied with a Post-office one on Birmingham 
Also, ia ci practical Treatise on the Cultivation, me Ge of 
Strawberries, 1s. 
M+ 
EED 
REDERICK LE vrs, "Headley, near Epsom, has 
the agg kinds to Erm E — 
Ash-leaved Kidney, t: Aged bushel. 
zor k ee .. 3s 
S VICT 
best is Red Currant known, per 100, 12s, 
y be had on applica! i 
aa aaia e dlee Windies esham, near Bagshot, Surrey, seven arly White Shaw | MAY'S MAGNUM BONUM LETTUCE, well known to be 
be aa from Staines, Windso1 $ sree South Western Railway, | fi Apply as above, a to Jars Cutauonsizaxse, Agent, Hunger- | w pipor Per packet, free by post, 1s. cath, 
conveyances may be had pas a aa delle! EED POTA =r | ame Y’s ogni Sepa aa of very Praha ser 
> D ae and cris ce, fr y post, 1s.; per pound, on 
BEES LITTLE Book witt ay SOMETHING HARLES SHARPE axp CO. have the e pleasure of appteatlon, Fine new he a 
FY THEIR Expectations.”—Gardeners’ peZoftering the following shares of Potatoes, ai of which have | a ASH-LEAVED KIDNEY POTATO, 1s. per stone 
n grown by them: and are ae qualit; $y Bs 
josh salle Book contains a gee ist— Perbe us! hala f 4 stones :— 100 Fine bts nee Herbaceous Plants .. s.. .. £110 
of the best Ga rden and: Fl oenn Tini K ea -leayed 5s. 0d, | Foxe’s Tah .. 58, Od. | 2 ae Plants sel ane 110 
ower Seed: d Jackson’: SE 0. | Emperor. BO | 100 ” Shru 3 ca Fi 
also contains tions and prices, and wile ie found u Fluke PERA o EE a S o Cape reat hs” va 410 
safe and guide to all purchasers. n, , eet Sey Hen's Nest: Sa 3. 8 coming plants Sports, per doz 
in the wae Akasa should be Martin’s Globe , sf O50 1d E r E T M All itai connected with th he uoy trade shone ‘and good. 
Y: w riik is 2 ee -5 0 | American Native ... 4 0 | Address, Henny May,the Hope Nurseries, near Bedale, Yorkshire. 
J.C. WHEELER & Sox, N and Seed Growers, K Er E = Rough ... ae £00 | A 
-5 0 .3 6 | WAITE’S “ ECLIPSE,” PURPLE TOP YELLOW HYBRID 
Vare GARDEN SEEDS have been known Sana fy Seed iaeoamet 5 Sleat ord, Februa: ary, 1856. ue a p ” TURNIP R 
hapeasy an West of England for more than a OHN LL, Porato Be ALESMAN. Covent Garden ro new g oaar variety is a hybri een 
ire = ae he railways ‘soa cate cheap Jom the following SORDS ATOES, e rranted tru ARE | fy Purple wede and Purple Top Yellow Scotch 
commie m wita dis aay roth of the kingdom, elebrity | Per bushel—s. Baker Turalp ii it pl ie properties of the Swede, and may be 
has become ended. We now deliver our see carriays free Ashleaf Kidneys 6 i gents sown much beep ere a Sih 3 of this splendid Turnip 
joitt te the most es and remote places. A Descriptive Fluke ditto 5 0! ree ie ha e seen at the principal Seed 
Priced List may be had on application. White Blossom ditto = 5 0| Early y Frato ishm By sec ihe kingdom. Th be 
J. C. WHRELER & Rin, Nurserymen and Seed Growers, Lapston 5 0| Snowballs., 40! obtained of all respectable Seedsmen, price 3s. per 15.— 
Glou Seed to the Gloucestershire Agricultural | Early oe oo 3 6| Fortyfolds 5 0 | allowance to ae Trade. 
Post Office Orders made pars at Charing Gross, and with | _J-@. Warr m ee 181, High Holborn, London. 
lished in the early part of the seh ant all country — cash required, or a reference in London; usual GERANIUMS. 
IRECT COMMUNICA ATION BEN allowance to ZI an CLARK has a large stock of st: a ora ri ng co 
” GLOUCE AND DUBLIN. ee means of oS EEO ADE. * of te foll vig varieties to offer at price: 
E =D inten a Sas Por. I AND Si kian: Foster), Wonderful (Hoyle), Fair Enen (Story 
vessels which early leave this port for Duin BRAH AM HARDY am SON, Seep Gro 71e), Seraskier (Foster), Topsy (Hoyle), Petruchio rogue 
), O 
to that 
City when they can be at once forwarded to all parts 
wd relard. 
I Sona A 
, Nu ait r 
Glo cd ceste 
E MERRY, Curysantanmum Nu URSERY, Stamford 
. HM, being a succesful exhibitor from the formation of 
Stoko Newington n Chrysanth Soci 
and having tal — 
Old 
st 36 Varani can strongly Nodak 
and 12s. 
mend the from r dozen, by Post Office 
order.—Stoke Newington ‘gigs id Rick a ad rth i 
. GREENHOUSE A 
PAUL ann S have fine healthy | T 
ra offer 
al varieties of ae 
> di 
ee ee of t yrs siz e, 185. € e dozen :—Lateritia, 
Rubra plena gens, j aani se ele pina Prince 
healing Rosea Superba, Reine des s Belges, Holfordi, Iveryan: 
48-sized pots, well set with bl 24s, 
bow ea: a ais = “ed. bs gfe sage 
s, Cheshunt, Herts. 
The same in 
and 30s. per “dizen. 
Carriage free ti to Li 
E W. E. T ie a R Ww AS 
RRISON’S GLORY (blue) & Hay z RFECTION (white.) 
—These extraordinary Peas, which ly similar ~ abit, 
are as early as Dou le-blossomed Frame, about 3 feet in height, 
of large ich cluster from the acm to the top of the 
haulm, and are equal in fl Me lowing Martow. ger at of 
the haulm may be seen at th owing firms in in London, of whom 
they can be bad, in ya 
Bon RUTLEY, & SILVER 
K, HENDERSON, & Aca, 3 is a Whe Adelp! 
Horst & M‘Muxtex, 6, Leaden sie, os 
MINIER, Nasu, & Nasu, 60, 60, Strand. 
NOBLE, Coopzr, & Bouton, 152, Fleet Street. 
Jacos Wrencu & Sons, 39, King William Street, City, 
2 | 7, N, juet), 
Maldon, Essex, recommend to "atten their ne Gon (Hocken), Pacha (Hoyle), Pandora (Turner), 
lect: oo ki ds of POTATOES Foy (Hoyle). Grand Sultan (Turner), Jessica (Koster), Vesper 
“ mor ed mi s Hii oi OES of good quality. Per bushel of ant) Hubert eae Feria (Hoyle ‘eo Gee Blennor (Hoyle), 
| Gee le), King of P a bere A 
ENS RYS. . à. s. di 
PAYS Ee Frame 4 oT “Hardy Albert Frame .., 4 x The s et fo “Baie ¥ ery, Cl a eta OF G Agn 
Mat Ladies’ Fingers, , 4 ot Early i fl oe & O} ———___ jursery, Cheltenh 
ldon Heroes... 4 lour B: veco] 
ROUND VARIETIES. l f: Prolifiò s4 0 JAMES WOODS i ‘is me ‘ending out is POLY AN 
i 
Hardy’s V. <a S ee Potato Seeds for amit THUS SEED, with m care frol ett 
Pres ent Reds iced. ee Seed List on | applicat ion. med and good Res ya bais whic Ties pa Ae nd wi 
Oe hc ae t parts 
ATT’ S lap es oC EEC EIN LIN SR POTAT AT ~ Sel i testimonialaf rete paar rin 
r MY ATT fa s : md: thts seed, it needs no further comment, 
W 3 can confident {È recommend t pi packet of Seed to grow 300 plants, with directions for so¥- 
* variety as one of the best for Garden culture, Planted | ing, price 1s. per packet; or sent free on receipt of 13 postage 
ee e same time as the Ash Leafit will be about He sa ays later. | stamps; o reari s for Bs, 
e produce is nearly donble, pa the quality eq; o this fine DS, Florist, Harwich, Essex 
diavonene price 8s. per bushel of 56 oe ares FUR ROE RO 
FLUKE KIDNEY, 4s. LOUR BALL, 4s. = 
BRITISH QUEEN, d BARLY MAY —4s 3 ai g per dozen.—The annual Smee, of the a A 
he above will be delivered at any of the Li ondon Railway | cma beautiful ha fragrant kara has just bee received, a 
Pins Sa free of charge tor sacks or delivery, large and well selected Bulbs may be obtai dsi "without k-e 
Special agr se fo" dong or any larger x quantity. appointment, a A. Cop: OBRETT’ 8 Foreign Warehouse, 18, Pa ris M 
Ma r Farm, aoe rd, Feb 23. Bo a Printed regulations for treatment sent; also, jusi arrived, 
ad ee Boece =æ | very moist and open Parmesan Cheeses. he 
TR r DRT Jun. (lately with Mess 
Heni Sst sthoup, in, P towar and ‘Seana, pis by Cha Sand Abt a with ARDsON, 
Rinnai meta. aa ea r| and WILLIAM LEWIS GOAD (many years with Messtes 
HAIGI'S SEEDLING KIDNEY (Secon a poeta ag: Baal e igh 6 zo), Peg pectfuliy 
inform their friends, the trad x blic generally, 
me Taare meal and G frstrate orders entrusted to repna it be thankfi i 4 wi i 
BELL KIDNEY (Second Early), and of excellent quality. | promptly executed, P. R. and G- confidently rekan goods 
agar Early Lf Sirasa they offer been Seiat ‘with the greatest — both 
‘owing variety, good cropper, and bs e u. ani 
gr g y, 8 ee as as to ge nninenees and quality. Catalogues lpg ae tsi oe 
Price 4s. 62. per bushel of 561 lbs., or 2s. 6d. per half bushel, and 
1s. 6d. per goat bane’ included. ppli cation—8&2, Bishopsgate Street Within. London. 
to add that the whole of the above are grown an- 5 
nually by himself for market and may be depended on. Early Piped W a Munters Evans. af No.3 grupe eek ig in 
orders are Ea solicited, as the stock is limited. the Parish of St. Pan and in the County of Middlesex, Printers. fy 
pon neral assortment of Ritzben = Flower Garden Seeds, re Office in Lombard Severe in the Precinct ee ate Wellington 
greater part grown by himself, and the growing pro- of Lon: nd pn! ee o ð County» 
Street, arish of St. Paul’s, Covent G eee 
porties tested pres aoas paves Sut from unknown co. wiere an Ady Reira and Cabathtaleationa e. are ti DRESSED TC 
respondents.—Dane Nursery, Margate, Ken: rae Eprron.—Satuspay, February 23, 1836, 
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