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CRYPTOMERIA pker- | PRIZE MANGEL WURZEL AND SWEDES. 
GLENDINNING has jest rece! ved a second and | 4 T THE BIRMINGHAM ROOT SHOW in 
° recent supply from Mr. Fortune by the ast Overland December last the Yellow Globe and Long Red Mangels 
Mail, direct from China, of this well-known Hardy Ornamental | to which the first Prizes warded. were grown from Seed 
Tree which will be sold in packets containing from 2000 to 3000 supplied pg SUTTON & Soxs, „Seed Gro we , Rea ading ; PURE ye 
each. Free, by post, at 10s. 6d. each. tag acing are oe o fields of Swedes which gained the jab eluate Gui ey Cups 
by the trade, one will be added.—C . Lond pioneer by H.R.H. Prince ere to the Royal East csp and 
BEDDING PL < the Royal South Bucks Agricultural Associations last season, 
‘er stron: were grown from Messrs, SUTTON’S Seeds, as were also the 
ee gd eo pS beg Sk apko oe in of in winning crops in ee f oth “Apa her ' kingdom. 
ree q Se Peg Calceolaria, Geranium (in great dn s see En which 
rice: rate, a: 
Goods de liv ited Cacia age Fre 
yal Berkshire Seed Establishment, Rea pins 
NEW TURNIP, 
AITE'S “ECLIPSE,” PURPLE TOP YELLOW HYBRID 
Thai 
yariety)y Heliotrope, Lantan: 
ia, 
i 
= in great variety, ao a Oy &e. ho pe hie yb a and other 
& A. S. beg to refer to former advertisements for a descrip- X U 
TURNIP. 
tion, of their pow Balsams, se — ‘ates hich may still be obtained TH wand distinct variety is a hybrid between 
at 2s, 6d. per packe! Se ie Sar Tre the Purple Top Swede and Purple Top Yellow Scotck 
pals See EY rae ?. tea ——— | Turnip; it possesses the properties of the ce ay may be 
h later. Coloured Drawi f thi e 
SEEDLING PAE A rr JAPONICA. sown a bait Oo ater, oloure rawings o! is sp ni 1 urnip 
be 
(GEORGE JACKMAN begs to o announce he has been Establishments throughout the kingdom 
fortunate to ripen from h aptamil i antaisi o f all respectable Seeds "ge 
SEEDS of the above Mokai Hardy ada oh gag ey Tree. | allowance to the Trade. 
ps si ad ease be-m supplied in pans, the 2d w n May, t the _ J.G. Warte, Seed Merchant, 181, hint Holborn, London, _ 
= 
per 100 | 72s. 6d. per 500 | 120s. per 1000. 
mB. ¢ Cash an oi siesati refere: fi k 
dents. rsery, Woking.— 3. | 
ey a 
Ons AEN A T LER NS 4 
Roe P PARKER an bege to ete = aoe t CRASS AND AGRICULTURAL 
his san e pu ic to his NHO and selec! OCK 0! 
EXOTIC ORCHIDS, STOVE, GREENHOUSE and HARDY | DETER LAWSON anp SON, 
FERNS, SHOW, FANCY and BEDDING GERANIUMS, | QUEEN, &c., beg to intimate ‘that the: 
ROSES, DAHLIAS, VERBENAS, CHRYSANTHEMUMS, | Bi acct riper- 
àc., all of which are in the best possible health, and ar £ "4 
ia at the lowest prices. His new descriptive and priced a | with confidence. Mixtures of Grass Seeds for la 
Catalogue will be ready in a few days, and will be forwarded 2 onal nent pasture or ornamental Grass, 
post free on application. d conditions of soils. n Italian Rye-Grass, and all aes 
Paradise Nursery, Hornsey Road, Hol Fo orage and Herbage Plants, Turnips, Mangel Wir zel, Carr 
- y y- and pila roots of the most approved varietie: cu ultiv: Soon 
*RANCIS Rk. KINGHORN is now ao ng out his Garden and Flow wer Seeds in every.¥ ariet: 
Wey ualled New Scarlet Geraniums, Countess of Warwick, ill b 
Annie General Pelissier. For description see advertisemen t . 
SEEDS 
SEEDSMEN TO THE 
ey have directed their 
f Grass and 
g by pos st on i Ea 
God established plants, 10s, 6d. each, tine amar reat George Street, Westminst 
sconnt to the trade. Plants added to c apenas for TURNIPS, M 
tant carriage. A remittance will be uired froi unknown 
correspondents. Post Office Orders on iam Surr rey. 
cae Eat mere Gardens Tae ai LDAN 
ITCHINSON: S PENZA 
L, RC. 
Peers, LAWSON anp SON, SEEDSMEN TO THE 
Bh &e., beg to oring that they have a very superior 
of the above of their i e hi 
teprerea varieties, which Tey! 
ANCE. on ORARLY for their fine shape and high specific adit rather 
OLI, celebrated and in- | ize. Among other excellent kinds they would 
i ials). particularly their 
, and others who applied too late for Seeds | Lothian purple-top Swede 
than their 
recommen 
| Improved. Pomerarian White 
of this superior and rare Broccoli, are informed that they may be | Tweeddale purple-top Yellow | Globe Turnip 
supplied with Plants from the Seed beds in May next, at 2s, 6d. Bullock Turnip pte Red Globe do. 
per (Carriage or Postage inclu ded), Va apitie, their orders | Improved Green Round do. | Long Re a sncopenge 
during the nt month to Hurs’ nhall Red Round do. ” Globe Man 
, Leade: ngel 
wall. Priced Catalogues will be sent free by post on Appiteatii, and 
rese 
;_or to MITCHINSON EC TO, re, Cort t fre 
Plone arge quantities are taken. 
t 
> karged when la: 
HT Ticas T, &e., begs to offe ey r 
e following select Plants, post fre . a | _ 27. Great George Str Se re 
12 fine distinet varieties FUCHSI oe o| ADOW AND PASTURE GRASS SEED 
12 extra superb choice varieties FUCH å 12.0| G GIBBS anp Co., 26, Dow Sstre et, 
12 fine distinct Sa pmm er RE T oo 2 6) Piccadilly, beg to announce that their MIXTURES OF 
12 extra si ce varieties VERBENAS 6 0 GR ASS | SEEDS are now ready for delivery at the following 
remo es large- flow rered CY SAN TERM 3.6 | 20 
varieties distinct pon CH es 3 6 Mixtures for laying Land down to permanent Grass, for light, 
Descriptive Catalogues may be obtained on application, inclos- = , and other soils (allowing 2 bushels and 12 Ibs. to the 
ing a stamp, at 67, High Street, Battle, Sussex. — ht Tt ee WIN 30s. per acre. 
CARNATIONS, ey PINKS, PANSIES, PHLOXES, Mixtures for Park or Field Lawns (allowing 2 bushels and 12 = 
BELGIAN DAISIES, ETC, to the acre 32s. per 
OHN HOLLAND, Bradshaw Gardens, Middleton, | Mixtures for improving and renovating old Gras: Land 1s. herd 
near Manchester, is now sevdi t the above, in sets, as | Mixtures om sorts) for forming cour “ 1s. 34. ae Ib. 
years, a G. G. & Co.’s New Hei AGRIC 
fine show varieties, which have e given such high satisfaction to | is now sendy aa and will 
his customers, will be forwarded. IB S & CO., eat 
yo rg on ate er enn as Se 00 ae Sous ee Binh London. 
25 ditto PICOTEES a 100 
25 ditto PINKS is Rasen? ea, MIO GRA URAL SEEDS, 1856. 
25 PANSIES WOO eet ORD HOMA S GIBBS ne ‘CO. THE SEEDSMEN TO THE 
12 ditto PHLOXES xi ie -. O88 0 R RICULTURAL S ere F tere info 
pore TTE N DAISIES ive iva ster). 20 ir and Agriculturists generally that their ks of 
012 0 Agricaltnral and Grass Seeds are now finished cleaning, and that 
T, &e,, included, they shall be able to execute immediately any orders which may 
them 
seriptive Cata san pria ready. Post Office orders to be | be yiosi Tus aagi 
THE: GARDENERS’ CHRONICLE AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE. 
[May 3, 1856; 
SKIRVINC’S IMPROVED S ts Ps RNIP. 
ww SKIRVING, ; 
All other kinds of Turni and A, 
eeds in general, of the most select de DA, Rain 
Eris priced Catalogues of which may ha 
A remittan 
about 3 cwt. of O GE GLOBE MANGEL WURZE Ar- 
ranted a genuine and carefully selected stock. Terms e 
Apply t: R, den Fai 
SAPE ay and other Bedding Plants, from 3s. per T doz., 
ip 
i aan neay O t 
OW anp CO. arom now rea ady for Sale 
op of the ainoaa VERBENAS, seedlings of 
Rongie eerie re, of Paris, whi = ey particalarly recom- 
end : Cl aire, pure white, striking c: Edo pia flesh 
olan yellow centre; Jaguarita, ace d R 
ton 
d 
wW perem surrounded with bro ibe 
Ten uste Maquet, salmon “rose-purpled, dag aap yp Bi ss 
poppy red, white and lilac centre.—Price 1s. 6d. e 
a Cla) TE roa T Lı ondon a 
this most neler PALM (the Hemp Palm of yh ont 
n tl th 
m: 
rel rodnu 
character in the climate of Great Britain. 
each; where three are taken in the Trade one will be added. 
= Chiswick Nursery, London 
UNBLOOMED SEEDLING CALCEO 
M®& R. HORDI MAJOR, Kacwathoray nese L 
begs to nounce that his Unbl 
aay are now ready, i in one parcel of 20 pe 
“abr, free. They have been produced from rich 
es, therefore striking colours and beautiful sha) 
seusckanty be expected. 
H. M. has still on tee 
Calceolarias, price 32. 
which m axe be a. ve eee 
welve vey sr ect Calceolarias, including his best sorts of 
st ye: la: t ferari Seedlings not yet let ont, price 25s. 
per packet 
nd a few sets of his 18 beautiful new 
For deseription see Catalogue, 
ar, as wel 
"Yer choice. Calceolaria Seed, 2s. 6d. 
Pampas Grass, 2s. 6d. each 
N. B. Pit is ea that orders from unknown correspondents 
be sesompanied by a Post Office Order. 
1000 
ARF ROSES IN POTS NOW READY FOR 
SENDING OUT. 
enh anD SON beg to solicit the early atten- 
Planter SA DR tes a splendid Stock of 
d healthy, and well 
to 1 dozen, the yore i ftt .W.& 
Plants presented for disi triage. Reference required froi 
unknown correspondents. piem a mitts free on “a 
cation—N.B. The months i and May are very eligible for 
planting a Roses from pot: 
Woo r Uckfield, 
De: 
payable at Middleton, L: Lancashire. 
B A E Ai 
SHOW HOLL ocKsS Pars nnd nmr ei 
NHAM ROSARY, ponear, bone OLK. Mi Seed rigation or Water Meadows. 
BE RCHAM. AND WARD can pe es strong Plants | ” ” Upland Sheep Walks. 
of the following first-rate kinds, wan produce fine ” ” Parks and Field L 4 
spikes for ex! neasi the paa d may pr ” ” emeteries and Church Yards 
Atro} troparpur Beanty o pa f Cheshunt ” re rden Lawns and Grass Plots. 
Sadan he enovating old Pastur 
Hon. Mrs. H. Ashley Jenny Lind Rye-grasses, Clovers, Carrots, Cabbages, Parsnips, , Mangel 
La Forterne Lemonade Improved aria i Swedes, Hybrids, Turnips, and all other Seeds avers om 
Miss Nightingale Omer Pacha for the Farm. 
Princess Alice Purple Perfection Kitchen Garden Seeds and Flower Seeds. 
Queen of the Fairies Schamyl Priced Lists and detailed Cation are now ready, and may be 
Solfaterre . Variegatum had, post free, on application to THOMAS GIBBS & CO., 
1 di d on liberal terms. the liey i Gi: to the Royal Agricultural aa a England, 
Hedenham R , May 3. sé Corner of Half-Moon Street, Piccadilly, Lo! 
COTIFUL ROWERS pe In g 
“ (A7 HEELERS tirtte Book WILL po SOMETHING BEAUTE UL FLOWERS.—12 packets, each packet 
TO SATISFY THEIR Expecrdtrons.”—Gardeners containing 100 Seeds, 1s.; sent post free, 1s. 2d. Calceo- 
Chronicle. laria, eee Hollyhocks, Petunia, Verbenas, Fuchsias, 
pee Little Book contains a List—a very select List— Geraniums, and other choice Seeds, 6d. per packet. Catalogu 
on applicati ea 
DWARF GERMAN (10-weeks) STOCKS, as imported, 36 
arieties, ae sep <a Ban. lisa 
safe and unerring guide to all | purchasers. It should Tl Wu. CULLINGFORD, 1, E 
a a J. ak RATES “PES ee 
J.C. Waartze & Son, Nurserymen and Seed Growers, 
Gloucester. 
Frorist, Newten Herei 
Sto: 
he best Garden and Flower Seeds i in cultivation. It 
, Ball’s Pond, Taljpeigh: 
LLAM B ATT ae to inform his friends and 
e public that ead SPRING CATALOGUE of Tadia 
ands Nursery, Maresfeld , near 
LENDN 
and A each. 24 very 
fine, free-blooming, shrubby variety for ae 3 flow fiat 
, velvi i 
N.B. The 
Win S, 2 rwell. 
Dus ONE anp CO. beg to offer strong well- 
harde med PLANTS f for Bedding purposes, viz. :—Ageratums 
ees Cupheas, Calceolarias, Dahlias, Fuchsias, Geraniums, 
eliotropes, Lobelias, Pet TE 2 agra Salvias, Verbenas, Se &c. 
x ox or hampe: tain’ 00 from the above of the 
quality for 30s. Carriage pad ao London. Best kinds of Byer 
on the Mannetti Stock, e to Sns per dozen; Heute Climbers, 
20 kinds, 6s. to 9s. per doze: . per dozen. 
i ‘Sturmer, near Halstead.—May 3. 
TRE STAR sa THE WEST CUC 
—The Subscribe: just received 
unsolicited, which fully by out the character given oe 
the ira ‘Mr. r. Lynch, Gardener to the Earl of St. Germ 
t of a letter received from a scientific Gigan 
ed 
ed 
e formerly Gardener to the late W. H. n Essexi 
Whitehill, begs to inform the Trade and the Public Frees Pod 4 ment of Herbaceous and Bedding Plants is now ready, and “ Last year I obtained some seed of si renit s fion mid 
that he will be prepared to send out immediately len be sent ree on application —Cai the West Cucumber’ from you, sohich turned ó 
pri oad following beautiful new FUCHSIAS, all Taised b FIOMAS SITCH wre: ESA re AND thing | that could hie pone both as a cropper a nd fr ou 
: s ETAIL AGRICULTURAL SEED a? estern gine ra 
GEM HTTEHILL.— This flower is hitherto unrivalled | Seed | epdt, 195, High Street, Exeter, opposite Broadgate, be n al ‘adap 
in form and quality; the sepals are of a rich carmine, remark- | w the attention of purcbasers to aE Stock of TURNIPS, rate ae -a a first ra ate bearer I m 
ably long aud reflex elegantly, giving the flower so aeai] MANGEL, pcg GRAS! SES, &c., which are now open, thai in one plant I counted FIFTY- MaN, FRUIT (after 
riean S deep violet, very free bloo: g of beaut and xeellen nt condition, rag ina eve ry aoe they came double), before an: 
Co. decl 
re ‘them ee: 
bbing off ei coke w dou! A 
of -them m were more than 6 inches long, and the S gey 
na not be liable to. the xation, and loss 
reflexed, beautiful | mixed anà uncertain mep. 
1 
| 
| arie ~~ gee ved, 
ne several reflexed, large double | and with no PE r ve route consequent ly purchas 
Be annoyance fs 
| P SEED POTATOES I artici SEERA 
en ~—Stont searlet tube and sepals well | Business. 
fe Twelve varieties of pretty FLOWER SEEDS, 1s.; 12 do. do», 
A.—Beautiful searlet tube and sepals Ot a .; 12 do., do., 3s.; and upwards according to quality and 
ie rur Bc seek DE sats Ereti good | JETE and Flower Seed List forwarded on 
fhe Tarts Cap Ta co Agee the set for 17. 1s, when Glo- application, postage ñ ree. 
riosa superba will be 4 given in to compensate for carriage. B. A Registry kept for Bailiffs and Gardeners. 
Packets 2s. 6d. each, containing five Seeds, can be ire 
from Witi1AM E. RENDLE & Co,, Seed Merchants, Plymouth. 
ne 
Printed by aa 
18 URES me hcg or ee 
in the by Je 39 of Middlesex, a Ga 
hong 
nd 
ington Street, in the 
County, “where cor asin? sats 
DURE! e Eprron.—Satuz2ar, May 3, 
