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TOES. EPPS’ SEEDLING FUCHSIA “WON 
you pet INGRAM beg to offer the following, ME: EPPS begs to assure the pat the pe pis 
arrant ior as attractive 
Per bushel of 86 tha,—2. a. "Per bushel cena d. | Fuchsia yet offe red. Tube and wrih e scarle: 
Golden Dun Kidne ial .. 4 0| Golden ae 40 i rei very broad and of great substance, which l Beautify 
Regents 3 ©| Lapstone Kidney 3 6] reflex, displaying an immense dark violet velvet corolla, 
British Quee man’s do. ., 1. 4 0| measuring in many flowers 1} inch in diameter, This Fuchsia 
4 Q| will prove to i = greatest wonder yet produced in this hiaba of 
owers. Dra e late in the autumn by that 
celebrated flor: 
of the Pidapa N 
Early orders solicited, m fear are 
bespoke. Strong Plants arly in Bering, 10s. 6d. 
discount to the trade where —~ are taken. 
Bower Nu S, Maids: to one, 
ngs were mad 
arti st, Mr.A kaari which may be seen at most 
urseries and Florists in the United Kingdom. 
already a great number 
The usual 
Houghton Park anii 
Nurse! 
500 BUS BUSHELS =a POTATOES TO TH ey 
HIS gee CROP nee grown ees t yea r by 
a gentlem y,and out of which there were only 
five bushels iai; sneer al =y the auantity were large-sized 
some weighing 2 lbs. and 1o epia above three bushels 
Chats out of the whole. This regen l he 
Scotl: ea aS s call eg wea min oe Ne and 
roved to have surpassed ALL other sorts, “both in OHN 
CA TELL Pog “a r8, Ps “the public a few 
has a 
pont ty eas ay and freedom from disease, as will be seen by | * fakae SEEDS, which may be had free by post at ai Es 
the ierra ann Per packet. 
The price is 27, 2s: sive of the sack of three bushels, ED i Hin 
delivered free at the oath ‘Western Railway Station in London. Brussels ‘Spout fine tall wee se 
—Apply by letter, post-paid, to Mr. WILLI GowLanD, 4, avg ise oe woe ase 
Crooked Lane, Lond ridge, London; or to THos. B. ATKINSON, bos veo oe oes 
Seedsman, 64, High Street, Worcester, ma rther testimonials Seotch Kale, ee Pa saa tall as s. on 
<an be obt: llorde: ust be accompanied by a remittance arf pa cur! red san . ee 
« Sir, er to rs respectin ni Scotti: sik Couve Ein es bie ae 
Potato, g to say it is quite equal in flavour to the York ae ae Walchere is a, so, ae 
Regent, is very productive, boils very white and . In fact, Cat tell’s superior new white ... on wee 
of the sixty-seven varieties of Potatoes grown by me in the way ” iteoek's s Bride e. abh Aoh 
of experiment this season I consider it the best, and shall plant »  Ellettson’s Emperor Gii h Ma dat 
it for my S C crop.— Your obedient servant, fine dwarf Pame Sprouting a lia Misa 
“EDW. no Brint, Sr, to Sir Ofer. Wakeman, Bart., Cauliflower, fine early seas piihi 
> Perdiswell Hall, Worces dwarf Walche ren oe 
Cal magni Cattell’s dwarf Bornes es bes 
Reliance “sama best at known) at 
J C. WHEELER vy SON" ofr * ne following », Parago - 
jar” ne Akile Gree mC olewor 
Savoy, Cattell’s dwarf. green mh 
a, Cattell’s tall solid white 
Cole’ os i white a 
ain oth Red 
Osh mamam s s Prize 
Manchester Prize 
Sher’ s Exhibition ” bbs 
PRINCE OF ites thi mk oak round white Potato, 
excellent for foreing, < for a a general crop can be most highly 
recommended. Per peck, 2s. 6d.; per bushel, 9s, 
I was highly delighted with the Prince of Wales Potatoes I 
‘bad from you last year; I consider them more mealy and better 
voured and far more free from disease, 
“Per doz. mele 
se sr Here soil and in every way alike.”—Mrs, CANNING, " Cattell’s fine seit e i 
“Yo rince tato I obtained when first sent out, Per 
and I to p testim oi to its se | qualities. It is early, | Endive, moss eune + PONI B er packet ) 
excellent, and very prolific. Ona plot of ground last year I am | Totute Ewe Seeded oem Bath Cos s. vr 
that I rai: t the rate of nearly 400 bushels per imperial Tian é London White Cos hie mane 
ee 5 i LD, Sprouston M A Al ig 2 ae wae riety 
J. C. Wi and Son beg to add that t hey Haye much én Gabba, 52 va 
enon tee in am Bae thie Potato into general patice Leek, a ot ci aw es Cabin h Re we: O 
sthey have sent it into nearly all parts of the login, and every: Melon, Bellegarde, Montreal, ‘Trentham Hybrid |, Sare ta, 
ee ores than ghee e, E a so ee ae Helps Tt + oaoa apes the ae Sate Bath, hort i Per doz. seeds 1 4 j 
pego arsley, Cattell’s Exquisite C in ae iit as 3 
ape; 82d sh commend it i Turnip, Improved Red A i bho 0, 6 
Vegetable Marrow, white o shaped ues Aidan 0. 6 
BANE Sita noe is aad distingt fom any other me tard css 0 6 
‘otato. is an aston ing. crop r, and the tubers are 
large a It keeps well, and i good favoured, ped b pA Pott Ofte Onder or Postage Stamps to accompany all orders 
altogether an excellent pro: varie er peck, į 
per bushel, 9s. _ Nursery and Seed Establishment, Westerham, Kent, 
The Rer. R. Q. BROMFIELD, of Sprouston give 
the following report of the Alstone Kidneys et te aa | JORN TAPPED hiie © a eee ey 
“aB—I bad the Alstone Kidney Fi aly apa S sie | strong yee roots of the undernamed, is enabled to 
the sv z | offer them upon ig advantageo 
us apg eie tó the ot band. ahere ers 
anm 
or —— = 
OW AND PASTURE GRASS SEEDS. 
G 0 GE GIBBS anp Co., 26, Si 
Piccadilly, beg to announce that their MIXTURES OF - 
RANE i SEEDS are now ready for delivery at the following 
prs 
Mixtures for laying Land down to permanent Grass, for light, 
hen and other soils (allowing 2 bushels and 12 ‘bs. to Bae 
pn sis 30s. per 
Pat for Park or Field Lawns (allowing 2 bushels and 1 12 Ibs, Ths. 
to the apak ki Siar Lois 32s. per 
Mixtures for improv gand renovat 
is Tah oie heyy will be forwarded ts on 
ORGE ps & CO., al Mid 
26, D Street, Piccadilly, London. 
CRASS AND AGRIEULTORRE SEEDS, 1856. 
HOMAS GLERS anD CO., THE SEEDSMEN 
ROYAL AGRICULTURA] Soorery or ExGuanp, beg to inform 
hi friends and ge fata generally that their bulks of 
Agricultural and Gri ds are pte 4 that 
ly any orders w which may 
a. 1 at 
Mixtures of Grass $ Seeds for laying 
Pasture and Meadow 
ds for Irrigation or Water Meadows. 
bi ” Upland ‘Sheep Walks. 
es * Parks and Field Lawns. 
> ” Cemeteries and Church Yards. 
at n p aa rae Plots. 
Rye-grass es, Clo overs, iting ‘abbas, Peat Mangel 
Wurzels, Swedes, Hybrids, Turnips, and all other Seeds requisite 
for the Farm 
Kitchen Gard wer Seeds. 
Priced Lists a detetled ihya aloues are now and may be 
had, post free, on application to THOMAS GIBBS nae pd owes Seeds- 
men to the Royal Trier agm Society of England, 
Half-Moon Street, are Lon 
ITA Ma 
ORRA MOND AND E SONS, 5, Sining Se y bog 
call th th 
the eiea Seeds 
ITALIAN — GRASS, selected from the finest stock in 
Lombardy, is especially sarap ota for its rapid 
growth ant tN habit. Superior home-saved Seed may 
“also be hi Italian Rye-grass being mab ID searce 
season, Pon should be transmitted without delay, 
PERESSO RYEGRANS of te i est growths, perfectly 
ny Sac sg various weights, g from 22 Ibs. to 301lbs. 
onli SES FOR PERMANENT PASTURE. oh on the exten- 
Whites, carefully sa af art tga one 
VETCHES (or TARES)— eae leaved 
PRICED CATALOGUES of the above, with every otherdeserip- 
tion of FARM SEEDS, Beef be had pos 
Also a valuable Descriptive Catalogue. 
contai ning only sch sorts as ae realig wort eliatng. 
.B.— Free Detivery.—A ul Seeds 
all g w 
imperial bushels of Potatoes Seni them in large quantities. 
“prod: Pa pa e hea] 
besides $ vie Not knowing the Potato previously 
a had it it SRA i s 2 feet apart, which mas too close pa | Dodecatheon alba, per dozen or per bundred 
aan the crop piss Sena nit would have been, for the outside row of | Œnothera macrocarpa, ditto ditto 
04 yards yielded measly a \heaged bushel. It is at the rate of | Gentiana acaulis, ditto ditto 
oe upon 520 bushel: yo The produce is unusually large. | Hepatica, single blue ditto ditto 
‘PLUKE,—This sort is now beco ll known. It is some- | double red ditto ditto 
what of a Kidney, etna perfectly distinct from any other. Asa | Wablenbergia grandifiora, ditto ditto 
second early Potato it is without doubt the best, and will in Helleborus niger ang ditto 
r pec 
talis, each oj r doze’ 
Lily’ ‘of the Talley, per a E T double, per dozen 
ASHLEAF KIDNEY (true) a llent le. 2s. 6d. 
pol k, 0 pra aei Paria carriage Ai a di j pee Delphinium aan per hundred or or $4 rongad: 
iflorum maxim tto 
EAA k R & Sox, Nurserym and Seed Growers; 4 WV heeleri, per Seip 
— i hybrida flore-pleno, per dozen [thousand 
HN  WATERER has much ] pleasure i in n submitting ss 
to the attention of gentlemen eosagodi in pliuiiog tho f the follow- ” 
al N R 
‘ing gi selections from his gener: URSE OCK. be ificum, per oran r n 
ie of the Piants ve in the best possible pets on for Also, Irish Ivy, strong bud ‘or im: potting, 
&c., per hundred or per ait 
‘Cedrus eran to 5 feet, 7s. 0s. 6d. each, bushy Early and Late Duteh Honeysuckle, ditto 
pon » fit tor standing year vo specimens; 5 to 6 Evergreen Berberis, from aquifolium. and twice 
and fet 2t i e e ai ae 31s. 6d. to 42s.; 10 to transplanted 1to 2 fee 100 or pe 
=, most pps Hardy Azaleas of all the finest of th e Ghent oa other 
Cedrus Lebanon, 4 to 5 fee t, 3l. 3s. per dozen, 
-Cryptomeria japonica, 5 to 6 ft, 7s. 7, each; larger,10s. 6d, to 21s. pase? splendid Rs Da eee 
peir 
— imbricata, 2 to feet, Ts. 6d. to "O18; 3 to 4 feet, 21s. Raspberries, Red Antwerp, 
: 
nie eB ean y, per 100. 
s, Westerham, Kent 
OHN CATTELL offers the pial et eat 
pci poke bins tlouss, Sond 
in packets, post free, i 
4 feet, Bo? 
ğ ies, 20 aes 31. 3s. 4 to 6 feet, Ts. 6d. to 
10s, 6d. each b Sita and 10 fe a to 63s. 
» Lambertiana, 2 to 3 feet, 10s. 6d.; 8 to 4 feet, 21s. to.31s. 6d A from finest s.d, 
(very ). Azalea indica, finest mixed i 6 White, Sasa and 
> insignis, 1} to2 feet, 30s. per dozen; 2 to 2} feet, 42s.; | Alstreemeria acutifolia ... 10 | 06 
larger, 5s. to 10s. 6d. each. ‘Anemone, Single Poppy, | Glaripias 5 very i mixed 1 0 
conspicua, 2 to 3 feet, % ~~ 6 Heal from finest 
5s. (21s. each. t d 
specimens, 5 to 6 an Feet 10s. 62. to aane Ba go 
ew, Irish, close grown Antirrhi: , from fi iea ra A vars. mixed 1 0 
Wellington gigantea, good plants, 5s. to 7: Od; larger, very | varieties ... «e «+ eF 6 ,, from new French 
handsome, 10s. 6d. to 21s. Aquilegia gla andulosa spotted and stri 
Cupressus Goveniana ‘i at ot (M'Gregor’s mite i +e i T rubra ei D; E: 
a ater Lt e 10s. Pae S.- , _ | Auricula, Anen mixed alpine pomæa rubra cærulea ..,10 
Thuja aurea, about 1 foot, 107. per pon a ; | Balsam arielen. | Lychnis fulgens PEET 6 
ry handsome, 7s. 6d. to Zils. ak saved į Lotus jacobeus . nk ee 6 
ares very superior | Mandavillea suaveolens .,. 0 6 
Rhododendron ponticum, for u er, strong, fit for immediate double flowers .,. 20 Mimulus, finest mixed ... 0 6 
mare 7L fos. to ioe ber 000. the same mixed 10 Mornaelegans id tE 
„ Cat: , gon i bushy plants, 27. t0s. to 5l. per 100 (a ceolaria, saved | Myrtle common  ... .., 06 
Cal from 
pope roped of these have bloom buds); larger, 77. 10s | finest spotted and Bee Nast 
per T 100. carefully hybridised ... 26| Dwarf © 
» Catawbiense g ai i d varieties, fine bush ts, | Calceo! beet a Scarlet, each s. ss ...06 
22. 10s. to 77. 1 eta 7100. ion of new colours to Oxalis rosea Pate A) 
„ in choiee sorts, by name, such as are annually exhibited by my previously sent ont Passiflora .06 
us at the Royal Bots tanic Gardens, Regent's Park, weil by J.C. The flowers are .10 
grown plants, th to 2 and 24 feet, 30s. to 60s. per dozen. very large, mostly dark, rimula sinensis, “from 
x =, | of the most approvi ved kinds, 21s. to 42s. and} and very rich, on light extra fine F: White, 
grounds, warranted togive l Pink, &c., 16 
busine Oh (Hasty, “Belgian, and others), good mixtures, yellow, | the greatest satisfaction 5 0 | Petunia, finest mixed ... 0 6 
pink, scarlet, &c., 1} foot, 2}. 10s. ma 8l. Ea very E = from fine vars. 1 O | Polyanthus, fine mixed ... 0 6 
superior, 12s., 18s., to 24s. per doze z, perpetu or » extra fin Pa BD 
Hardy Heaths, superior collec yo cate * Pile capi it ae S'S a a 
Kalmia latifolia, good bushy pegAm 1to eit ook, 4l. 4s. per 100; | Clit setts gets . 1 0| Phiox Drummondi, 
larger, of all sizes; myrtifolia, a superior variety, 1 to i Ginie kon. finest vars. 2 6 ae mixed, from Bid 
Hye 6d. to 5s. each. ium, from first-rate flowers mie 
a J. WATERER feels confident that intending planters wont find fori pet ps ae . Saponaria © calabrica . TES ŠA, g : 
greatly to their advantage to make a personal t of in- » ” ARO on 
pÉ npes PEA done, the Nursery being near the | » from newest Scarlet Pee D aN EA 
‘arnborough Station, South Western Railway, and Blackwater, eties mixed... iolet, 108 
Pi Office Order or- ps must accompany orders from | 
South Eastern Railway. 
The American Nursery, Bagshot, Surrey. —Nurseries, Westerham, Kent. 
answered wé! 
Fastolff, Turk’s Cap Red, and | able circumstances. 
~ | ports and railway stations ola ib the pr 
*,* FARM IMPLEM assortme 
approved Scotch Imph 
. DRUMMOND anp SONS, 
SERD and Among tetra Stirling and Dublin. 
PROVEMENT OF GRASS LANDS. 
urron’ ’S, rept bef! PEAR & oe ESE 
BBO. VING OLD 
salt ae ected by sow E to 181s, per ate of SorTos's 
Renovating Seeds, which be meee of Pere anaia Rare aaa 
Gra of the finer kinds for improving Bagan 
a increase of several Tons of Hay per acre has been 
thus effected on many age! and Upland prer 
The Seeds should be sown early. Price reduced to 9d. per lb. 
From Mr. G. Norrington, Rectory 
** About five years ago I wrote to 
rass seeds 
‘Your seeds 
Carrots, and I They were een 
were sown in ng, unde 
e after Grass is pasar kasi pirori and 
other seeds Seated op where nothing but the poorest pasture 
had been previously, Pe I think ah a fc of 9 aeres sown with 
your a a nk mt MIXTURE one.of the finest in 
our neighbourhood.” 
"From David Cunynghame, We Vciesieres LOS Warwick. 
“The meadows that were renovated with your seeds are look- 
ing very well. I cut nearly 2 tons of hay to the acre, and three 
years ago the same land heel cheaper half a ton 
The Garden Seeds I T haye had from exceed by far that T ee 
have bought 
Surron & Sons ‘also supply Grass Seeds for laying 
down Land to Permanent Pasture at a moderate expenses 
tes 
specimen Trees and Shrubs to inspeet i 
prices on the spot, as the mere height of such trees (as quoted in 
lists) gives no idea of the value of well grown sel lect plants for 
choice situations. 
