THE GARDENERS’ 
CHRONICLE. 
— i 1856. 
LYMOUTH is one of th 
United Ki ington 
ts in the 
Asy possesses one Ta the finest 
N 1 RHUBARI SALT’S ‘CRIMSON 
site wane oe i 7 A CARNATIONS. PICOTEES, AND 
a SALT begs or to inform the E ELL anp COS collection of the above de- 
;, Nw .„ that this splendid variety o! edly favourites bt y the most e: the 
1 is now ready for distribution; he i Drap pai E d having for a series of y id'e especi cial e ettetitio n to 
to be the most early, prolific, and del lici variety ever offe red | their oultivation, Ea aA the best of the narat raraton they 
to the public. mabled to offer them at the following pri n fine strong 
For 
1855. A few two-year-old roots, 5s.each. Price 3s. 6d. pi 
three for 10s., and six for 1l. 
Orders ad to ROBERT SALT, Longton, Staffordshire; or 
the followiog agents, will have immediate attention :— Messrs. 
6, Leadenhall Street, London; Messrs. 
root, 
AMES DICK: 
Paii Melbourn, Derbyshire. A Hvern discount allowed to 
the Trade. A P on order from unknown correspondents, 
Tengi m, March is. 
: AMS 
E AND A, SMITE ig ee ‘Dulwich, Surrey, beg | 
e to offer Seeds of their superb BALSAMS, in sealed | 
separate colours, 2s, 6d. eac! 
packets of six separate ixed, at 2s. | AZALEA, varieties gS and 
per ia lours are se Sa om, white, blush choicest kinds, od bushy E tong in as. pdi at ed Pr 
flaked, crimson fiaked, tted 
te; also a inal 
Floricultura l Society, July 26, 1855. 
:—20 plants from F. and A, SMITH, Dieii. The 
ving the power to award -Certificates to this class 
it, 
that had | § 
Dr. LinDLEy, on inspection, sai 
“ They 5 re se) foe! ea and ~ ordni particulars vastly 
superior seen in Continental establishments.” 
cesar the renee rt the Meeting of the National Floricul- 
tural Society, in the Gardeners’ Chronicle, August 4th, 1855, 
520. 
R Several al extremely well-grown pl of what are called 
Camellia Balsams were furnished by mre Smith, of aD Sas 
very handsome things they must be admitted to 
them were blush, purple, and scarlet kinds, and scarlet mottled 
with white; and when we state that many of the 
measured quite 24 inches across, and 1 inch , Some = of 
pre on o! tenui they a aebhar sino” their only fault | 
a coven Garden. 
i ing, gay 
Mr. C. Turner, Royal Nursery. Slough. 
“Messrs. A. Henderson & Co., Pisani le Place, Edgeware Road. 
rs, Veitch & Son, Chelsea and pter, 
n, Plymou 
“Messrs. Dawes, Cottrell, &Co., l odada ores rane City. 
Messrs. F. & A. Di ckson & Sons, 106, Eastgate Street, “Chester. 
Messrs, F. & A. Dickson & Co. , 14, Corporation Street 
Messrs. Brown & Austin, Glasgow. (Man auchestor. 
further particulars refer to Gardeners’ Chronicle, _— am [oaii a 
ELECT CULTIVATED GRASSES For , PERMA- 
NENT PASTURE, & &e., on Sale by Wruntam E 
“Co. Seed M Plymouth. a aig 
E E A uced pri 
Extr 
LE & 
sian postal | 5 
Mape 
r aiaa? ogee a ere t- f. 
12 pairs of ie Hog by n: -d 18 0 
12 extra a0 24 0 
Fine old Clove Caritiongl per doze apai 12 
Fine White 8 0 
The Lorin first-class show Pinks, aT name, per dozen see 
pai 9 
E 
0 
tock pairs 
YOUELL & Co., "Roya al “Nursery, Great Yarmouth. 
c pă o 
AT ecg wee D CO., Royal N ery, San ‘Yarmouth, 
Norfolk, pega respectfully ee ai pan a D e following, 
which they are no mee se at 
CAMELLIAS, in choice new kinds, 
fine flowering specimens next se: 
HOROZEMA, in 6 beautiful Saui Pry 
EPACRIS, of finest varieties, bushy plants in 48's, 12s. per dozen; 
ho Silat a making 
s. per doz 
smaller ditt 0, 9s. 
ERICAS, of finest kinds, bushy plan 48's, 
nts in 12s. per doz 
(A List of econ will be found 4 in our A Ei; of Dec. 1.) 
GREENHOUSE PLANTS, in 50 best kinds, for 50s. 
HPR LYA LINEARIS, good plants, 1s. hie a 
HE TEROPHYLLA, 9s. ale r doz 
STA’ TICE SINUATA, 9: r doz 
EUGENIA UGNI,a iya ` Myrtaceons of easy cultivation, pro- 
ducing deliciou: oi Ap w being used for dessert, good 
plants, 2s. 6d. ea: 
per wr SPROIOSU: M, good flowering bulbs, 2s. 6d. each. 
NCIFOLIUM ALBUM, 9s. per dozen 
EXIMIUM, 9s. per dozen. 
| oraiears SIEBOLDI, alias plants, 1s. 6d. each. 
AZUREA GRANDIFLORA, 1s. 6d. each, 
HEND: rege seen 
Haigh Ag! ls, 
MULA, 9d. toe. 
cuaniouus INSIGNIS, fine flowering bult 
CARDINALIS 
BRENCHLEYENSIS, vivid arh Qs. each. 
YNERIUM ARGENTEUM, the New PAMPAS GRASS, 
2s. 6d, each, or 24s. per dozen. 
CINERARIAS, peeti as collection of all the best kinds, 9s. perdoz. 
PHLOXES, a se lection of all the new = handsomest varieties 
” 
Laird), fine strong plants 
of this, the finest Phlox yet offered, her 6d. each. 
capt des i ee collection of all the new and first-r te 
zen. 
PRIMHOSES, per doz.:—Double Yellow, 4s.; Double White, 4s. ; 
ane Purple, ee sm ee Crimson, s maroon, & "fine 
flowers 
ach; Mooreanum, 
» 9s. per dozen; the old 
ozen. 
from. 
” 
Directory for 1 
REY ates ay Saxena Pasture, &c., have 
the greatest satisfaction to all who have sown them. 
are selected according to the best Tables—and will 
age Rep Those who wish 
own selection can purchase all the kinds 
Strong plants of th uate be: aml oid a japane 
producin Ke an ae mof 
flowers, 3s. per doz 
Shag ory wea he PLANTS, a very extensive and select collection 
mest kinds, including those adapted for rock® 
of the handsomest of the large flower- 
Steamers and Clippers continually sail from thence to Aus ustralia, 
New Zealand, India, America, and all parts of the w by so that 
Oe orders can be ap ial with ole s and ie 
lar lines of St unning to 
Rilinburgh, H wll, Bonia Cor E “Dublin, Belfast pe 
gow, a and all the principal Shippin g Ports in the United 
Plym uth is alao aia by the South Devon Railway with 
s the wast eE re links of the British Railways, = be 
n bes expeditiously and as cheaply as from Piy: 
Say feat ae Eng an 
All Orders ef Seeds cither for the pam the Kitchen 
Gara or Flow r can be had fr 
LLIAM E. REN Co., Seed ak me Plymouth. 
Bata blished 1786. 
J. C. WHEELER pg SON" "afer ee following 
SEED POTATO 
PRINCE OF WALES.—This is the ne round white Potato, 
excellent for forcing, re pai a pees crop can be most highly 
recommended, Per peck 3 per bushel, 9s, 
“JT was highly delighted “with the sons of Wales 
d from you last year; I consider them more meal 
hai y a ter 
flavoured than sort, and far more free faxes pm 
en other 
planted in the same soil and in every way alike.” — Mrs. CANNING, 
Portfields, Hereford, 
“ Your Prince of Wales Potat obtained when first sent ont, 
te: stoy its good qualities. Tt is e 
gr 
and I beg to abadi to 
eiit and very prolific. Ona plot of ground last tA I am 
wait that r a at leat sneha of scent 400 bushels per imperial 
cabin i n Manse, N. B. 
more than almost any fleas variety. It 
and the flavour is excellent; they can MEER nd itin 
Topper, a 
the strongest terms. 
ALSTONE KIDNEY.—This is perfectly distinct from any other 
Potato. It is an prime etal cropper, and the tubers are of 
large size. It keeps well, and is good flavoured, and is 
per bas ra excellentand profitable variety. Per pec ck, 2s. 6d.; 
per + 98. 
The Rey. R. O. Bro: LD, of Sprouston Manse, N. B., gives 
Lig e ilow ing report of the Alstone Kid neys which "he had from 
—“ I had the Alstone Kidney planted in four rows of 104 y: 
rds, and the 
s 
it planted in rows 2 feet apart, which was too cl rf 
the crop less than it would have been, for the outside row of 
104 yards yielded ne: pao. hea: It is at the rate of 
clo upon 5201 poner ey ner $i e is unusually large. 
c 
w beco It is some- 
” what of a Kidney. but perfectly. e i pea any other. 
second Kapd Taa: it is without doubt si -T and will in a 
me ide way into every 
C. WHEELER anp SON, Gloucester, beg to offer 
+ the following FLOWER SEEDS, ee from one 
of the best Growers in Germany, which they c: yo 
as being of the very best quality, bnew which will 7% 
free by post at the following price: 
po mete DOUBLE GERMAN “ASTER—Assortment 
splendid varieties, EE E of each colour 
pelle 
Ditto ‘ditto 12 varietie 
Packets of the above vars. perea ag ; ; small packets, each 
GERMAN TEN-WEEK ees are of 24 
8. 
5 
2 
0 
5 
2 
0 
Ano 
Ditto, assortment of 12 most splendid varieties .., ae 
e above vari mi ; Small packets... os 
LARG wenere BAL ARF TEN- 
K S$ ew acquisition has been 
admir owers are pera Bes large, 
fhe be asa 038, purple, ci oo blue, and white. 
— ortm ne beautiful varie va 
e above varie a mixed, 1s, “pete cket 
DWARF GERMAN WALLPLOWER. LEAVED TEN- 
EK CK ent of 12 splendid varieties, 
b UMS, 
MIXTURE ror LAYING DOWN LAND to PERMA- |, ing varieties, 9s. per d "dozen. 
NENT PASTURE or MEADOW.—The kinds are most care. | Do- do, pons, 9s. per dozen. 
fully saved, all noxious weeds exc The selec- ASPARAGUS, oie Byars oe eal ik we 28.6d. 
tions will tain se tucas, Loliums, wid -s ooo B 
Poas, and ‘oliams, i q as will best suit extra st g forcing, per 100 . 5 
the soil for which the selection is intended. We usually RHUBARB, Myatt’s V hie oe dot per doz. 8 
send 2 bushels of light seed, and 121bs. of heavy seed per acre, n anes Seep 8 
which 1 sufticien soils. The large increasing » Mit cheli’s Royal Albert “ 8 
demand for ses for permanent pasture enables us to offer m awke’ S Champagne, new & fine, 2 Qs. each ” 18 
them at duced price of from 24s. to 30s. per acre, , according SEAKALE, strong, 2 years, per 100 s. 6 
to the sorts required to suit the soil. (Gee ntlemen in giving their extra for forcing - 10 
orders are requested to state the quality of the soil, situa- All Orders of 22. and ples Hy are delivered Carriage Free to 
tion, &c.) ondon, Newcastle, aa te he s well as to any Railway Station 
FOR LAYING Eain PERMANENT EAA Aa 5, hin 150 miles of the Nur 
or Ornament: ar! is gener desirable to o- 
minance of fine Evergreen Grasses. All the “therm kinds pe Ton cast N oN ee i to ah ublic a few 
therefore, be entirely excluded, and the sward will at all times 1 pi bt Mave gears 
tah t and eap] The prices of ene ty sae a oh 
wn G re 18s. per bushel, 2s. 6d. per gallon, or 1s perlb sear 
FOR PERMANENT PASTURE axp HAY 1x ORCHAR ae ange Pe deat: 
AND OTHER C muca OVERSHADED wirn TREBS.— aruit Red oe 
‘We can supply a very ex cellent saline x in Gri suitable for coe Newer 
the above purposes s bushelsof| Scotch Kale, fine r pak MAE 3° A ey iG 
t seed and 12 warf hardy curled Pind an 
FOR on aed von 'mooRy LANDS WHICH HAVE PEEN| Couve ‘Trone ude de Sy bhaiie 
IMPROVED wr THEIR omens EEN Broccoli, superior Walcheren ai a ma 
PASTURE. Wee Priimi an excellent m e for Heath: m aa “aes ay Saga new white |.. z. 4 
Moory Lands, at 25s, per acre, with aviation whieh will thrive id s Bride te 4 oa 
best on such soils. hen the yo is sent it is desirable that sa ” Tia n s Empe: i oy us 
‘should be stated whether the soil is of a moist peaty character, „= fine moat Purple § Spotl ee ets 
of a dry nature in a high altitude. iflower, ‘ine eee mad E oA U 
FOR LAYING DOW ipasa W UPLANDS asp SHEEP rf Walcheren 
WALKS.—For this purpose we can offer a very pata at assort- Cage, catten’s dwarf Barnes 
ceca suitable for elevated praia which we can render at 30s, Reliance (the p best st known) : 
to produce excellent food for sheep. » ” Para ragon 
FOR 1 LANDS sx PREPARATION ror IRRIGATION, or n » Green Colewort 
WATER ers. nie this mixture we place ao varieties | Savoy, Cattell’s dwarf green curled 
that, from their habits, will stand an moisture Celery, Pienin s tet ee Naa 
Price 24s. pe ole’s Crystal white " 
MIXTURE ror RENOVATING OLD PASTURES, PARK P= athe San 
LANDS, &¢.—We can supply an excellent selection for renovat- | C¥cumber, Kerryson’s Prize “Per doz. seeds 
ing od o ers, and the finer Grasses, at ” ~ ner npe te Ce 
s. r acre; 101 of see 9d. per Ib. 4 ý 
This rei vating mixture is very useful for such lands as Za not ” Cattell’s fine — = oe 4 
uire to id down afr ” 
req apaticbeot aay Shi eh a is ar cma Endive, iis cae ted Per packet 
FINE GRASS SEED, yor ORNAMENTAL PARKS | refines avin Small green neo : 
poe thd KE GROUNDS, ke, KEPT CONSTANTLY UNDER pS eas London White Cos rat 
BS: G BU HE.—Onr selection of fine Lawn Grass Seeds has Alpha e Cos š 
3 always given the grentest satisfaction, can pint to Marseilles Cabbage 
Grounds as a remarkable instance of superiority. Lei, thick loxved Memia rgh | 
1850, our Gardens in th - e Uni on Road were completely altered, | Melon, Bel baan ras, Montreal a tham Hybrid, Sarepta 
soil levelled, and oe down to fine Grass: the seeds were not "i ot NG pia, 
1 the beginnin e, andl pnrt oft oui Victo: f Bath, Beechwood Per doz. seeds 10 
y uly following Parsley, Cattell's bs yrr Curled; 06 
ye oe obtained. oh Rewoue's Sou Prk Apih American is 0 6 
ders os carriage free, r ite e 6 
“ Agricultural Price Current and Farm Directory fo ustan a ra 6 
Š an A Post Office bit or r Postage Stamps to accompany Toes 
Apply to Wa. E. Ruxpux & A aa ped: orrespond 
ly ursery and 
y 100 seeds 3 
MPEROR TOCK, per Packet 1 
WERS— Seat of se splendid varieties 3 
KSP os ‘out “pes pe 10 most 
e-eighth 
acco 
> 
TALL DOUBLE “LARKSPUR — Öollection of eight 
splendid vat hth of 
The following unsolicited testimonials will give some sight 
eee or ste pect so in which our seeds are sate — 
rm you that the German Stocks and Asters you 
entire satisfaction, for I paa poke most 
Ty hem. 
sent fi met my 
one who.sa 
st year 
splendid show; tay were admired by eve 
—Mr. John Eyre, of g Buckby. 
“The Wallflower seed you sent me is much finer than eve’ 
oe Bef are grand in the extreme—spikes of flowers } 
lon e i Gardener to E. Hollan ae 
z The. 2 Stocks and A 
r [sa 
aes 
they 
who mere the 
—Mr. Barlass, 
o save iiias A 
e and n 
ao all arranged i in proper 
and correctly na: l., 'earri free. Second Collee 
isre choice preen re Be for a middle-sized garden, | fo 158. 
rriage free; the third Collection for a small garden, price 
“Your seeds were very good last year, and I net they at 
equally so this season.”—&. B. Williams, Esq., Sta pole 
Pembroi ke. tant”, zr, tt, MP, gue 
wers, 
& Sox, Nurserymen and Seed Gro 
men to the Gloucestershire ema Society 
Grange. 
J. C. WHEELER 
™ | sioueitey, 
lished more than a 
