THE GARDENERS CHRONICLE 
AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE. 
A Stamped Newspaper of Rural Economy and General News.—The Horticultural Part Edited by Professor Lindiey. 
` ic Price Fivepence. 
No. 19.—1856.] SATURDAY, MAY 10. fina phs p 
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REEE TE eg os H GLEAF ORD HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.— NEW SWEDE AND TURNIP SEEDS. 
TEY ‘oer of England-i") 8 ae 2 The Annual Exhibition of this Society will be held mi SUTTONS DESCRIPTIVE AEA BAAI with 
exrtal 322 e | WEDNESDAY, July 23, when Prizes will arded ices, may be had ost free 
eja - 321 e | Members of the Society for Flowers, Fruit, and Vegetables eabe E y 4 
| vs poe according to merit; also for Cottagers’ productions; and | __ Royal Borka Seed Establishment, Ron din, 
| 8 ve on this occasion Extra Prizes, open to all England, will be awarded eer WHE EELER N’ Si 
rchids, sale of Messrs. a € | for the best collection of 12 Stove and Greenhouse Plants, 57.; e » LIS ST for thi Seaso yer he Shane ‘ae SHED k 
20 a| best eer of 2 iei oe ra single bloom, First Prize, 2l; or t sg Season is now rea Y maoy 
re Coco Nut « eee eS Iso offered by- the Society to Cot- PP 
i Pathoiszy, visetable, iiaee recommended by Members, for the best J.C. WHEELER & S Ni ds 
| Pe 3 grating... cltivated plots of G Garden Ground not exceeding half an acre— 
a an not exceeding half a rood, 15s., 10s., and 5s. 
| Philippodeadron pssi: è | Cottagers desiring to compete must give notice to the Treasurer S. WALT ERS, Hiei Wils, begs 1 to o say that h his 
| Protegiion, 1 fruit tree : é | or Hon. Secretary in the month of June, All articles intended 20th SENG AL CAT ALOGUE of the best and most 
| Punjab, 3 Accon c | to be exhibited must be sentin as early as possible after 8 o'clock, | Popular kinds of Geraniums, Fúchsias, Dablias, Verbenas, 
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and no article will be ENEE A AATE AE AS The Rules. of Petunias, Posie Mot hoske, Bedding een ts, 
z the Society, with Schedules of Prizes aa ve gra es gea Petunias, &e, &c., may be had on applica’ 
Gr 74 389 pna Rer Mr. Warwick, the Treasurer to Mr. Peaks, the DA S, ca . 
ae i 321 Hon. Secrets y.—Sleaford, May 10. S TURNER begs to I 
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| GRAND EXHIBITION OF AMERICAN PLANT: ESC i 
eS ae NY ESSRS. WATERER anv A ScohA, ar the niums, Cinera Verbenas, iS nage Chrysanthemums, Car- 
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SASHSARS HAH ANH ON ASR 
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TOR waste of per acre 2 330 x Hill Nursery, Woking, Surrey, have the honour e panone, Pinks Shr ubby Calceo larias, Petunias, &c., &c., is now 
Kale, Buds... 324 nnounce that they have made arrangements with Mr. T. eee and le many new varieties offered for the first time. 
Kangra vall A da: 321 impson for an Exhibition of their American Plants in the new i] Sent ost free on application.—Roval Nursery, Slough. . 
aaa tines aoao = erected Pavilion in Ashburnham Park, adjoining Cre po $ ETS AND VEGETABLE SEEDS. 
Lion hunting 322 | Gardens. deel ae in future advertisements. AMES CARTER anp CO., SEEDSMEN, i 
Man Sha for Bape E at Knap Hill Nursery, Woking, Surrey. Holborn Lo don, to ELEVEN of the princi 
ESSR S. MASTERS nD SON,! Biada pa eeciaens of the Bririsn and Conri- 
LANDS LS APE GARDE N E RS | NENTAL EMPIRE: attention of the Floricultural 
CANTERBURY AND MAIDSTONE, World to their EXCYCLOPaDIC CATALOGUE or FLORI- 
e ery Bi E í AM B AT T, | the Zeon VEGETABLE, a he AGRICULTURAL vo 
7 ki l Issue, acknowledged to e best pu 
ou WEDNESDAY, May 28th, June 18th, and July 9th, and of Twenty Annua e, 
AMERIG PLANTS on SATURDAY, June l4? LANDSCAPE GARDENER, WAKEFIELD. lished, which w 
ill be forwarded free of io ER P post paid to to 
AMES 
Tickets of admission are now being issued, and can be obtained HORTICULTURAL eee n the best improved ALL PA palsies men, 258, Hig! ay Sheth one coger 
at the Gardens only by orders from Fellows or Members of the ** An extensive stock of FRUIT TREES, ORNAMENTAL SHRUBS 2 By pe London 
Society, Price, ore May 17th, 4s.; after that day, 5s. each. Eve mis Fostar Tinks one a nd THOR ? ICAN s 
The American Garden is undergoing considerable alteration. — NEW DOUBLE HITE A TAPER RIAL? 5 J N E A anp GODFR beg to anno 
T TY y e rice criptive logue of American ts for 
N 2. HEC aa aie NUT URAT ti wiht ARLES TURNER o supply strong on 2 ao ublished, and will be sent free on application, 
DAY, the 29th inst. being eS che eaten’ fen Nationa this beautiful Petunia, which is in bloom at resend | re ‘tlie collection of American Pl: this Nursery is altogether 
Rees ALND ai holiday be HIS. IS TO GIVE | 2nd other places, and has aad a aa valuable acquisition. | unequaled in extent or quality, purchasers will find it to their 
NOTICE that the Society's Exhibitiog averted Tor fiat d Colis giore White, Darii. double, and weer fragrant. Stroj biog | interest to pay a visit to tbe Nursery, which may. be readily done 
will ni esi ee oe acne TO ay, plan s. 6d. each, or 18s. per d —Royal Nursery, Sloug! by the South Western Railway to to Woking Station. 
ill be blended with the one announced for TH RSDAY, eels a Baten inno Firea easiest SAT ta 7 
June 12. All subjects eligible to compete for the Ea ne the FIRSTCLASS SHOW ANSIES, in strong A —— — Knap Hill Nursery, Woking, Surre: EF : 
29th inst. may be staged on June 12. Joun EDWARDS. — rooted autumn struck Plants, at 6s. per dozen, GEORGE BAKER begs to announce his DESCRIP- 
UNDER aN AND FLOM SND H. TARET | Jons HoLLAND, Bradshaw Gardens, Middleton, near Manchester. VE CATALOGUE oe rg ae PLANTS, 0 ee 
G ORAL HORTIC RA IRST-CLASS ee om TS strong plants, | MENTAL SHRUBS, FRUIT p } i 
EXHIBITION, open to the United Kingdom, will tak 60.2 dozen, EP ready, and may be had on application 
place at og gr eg on WEDNESDAY and THURSD AY, | Spring Catalogues now : T termi Windsor beat near gee oy. sae 
July 16 and 17, during the Show of the ROYAL AGRICULTUR Bt miles from Staines indsor brane! ou estern Railway, 
Soctery in that ens The errs of Pizas, la a da Hoctasn, Bradshaw Gar Garden Middleton, ROS, Manchester eyances ar at al Su ay 7 ace 
amount to nearly 2502., may be obtained on applicatio RY ae JAPONICA. 
W. W. DUFFIELD or Mr. Aei CHAN EOE at Chelmsford, the | OBERT REA, pete ay Nanette Ypesialt has 200 GLENDINNING has just received a second and 
Honorary Secretaries, e greatest care fi be bestowed up m | strong ] plants left unsold, whic ch he offers at 9s. per dozen. i ie ore recent supply from Mr. Fortune by the last Overland 
specimens oad vf distance. All the Be E a tn nk mh be | | Mail, ae from Chiba, Te this well-known Hard 
conve; oi to and from the Show, on t ast unti ey hi — 3 
free of Ne 7 | ARRAY AUNDERS will be happy. to supply ‘Tree which will be sold in packets containing fro) 7, 2000 to 3000 
Six pian Plants of GYMNOGRAMMA LEPTO-| each. Free, by post, at 10s. 6d. each. If three prokatka aromien 
RIGHTON AND SOSSEX 1 HORTICUL TURAL PHYLLA or ANNUAL MAIDEN HAIR FERN, for 3s, 6d., | by the trade, one will be added.—Chiswick Nursery, London. 
BÂ soc TY syam eof the Crystal Palace Com postage included.—Cæsarean Nursery, Jersey, May 10. UTTON’S RENOVATING GRASS SEEDS - 
y having just a mouneed a Flower Show to take place on the | | DAHLIAS. VERBENAS, GERANIUMS, CALCEOLARIAS. i i 3, Meadows, and Upland Pastures. 
25th and 26 June; the Brighton Bruimer Bhar: wilt be herd a| Stock of 
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hoice: jeti the above Plants, begs to offer them | ‘surrox & Sons, Royal Berkshire Seed Establishment, Reading. 
instead of the 25th and 26th as heretofore announced. Schedules | at very low prices, Descriptive Catalogues will be forwarded on = Ane On ee 
can be obtained of the Secretary or of E. Spary, Baperintėnident | application,— Weston Road, and 2, New Bond Street, Bath. GRA Rage SEEDS FOR PERMANENT PASTUR j 
of the ogee Sha Extra tid will be given for Azaleas, si: x | ~ SACCOLABIUM AMPULACIUM. EST LAWN GRASSES, TURNIPS, of sorts, | : 
varieties; Roses in Pots, six | ILLIAM MAULE SONS“ have nial bl other AGRICULTURAL SEEDS.— see ee may be had 7 
òci crn order of the C Se | wit ta attinge that MBT ot oe Iy ren "established gratis of Wa. Rännar, N T Nureebien: Nakeli ; 
Epw. See., St Bright sure in stating ey can supp 
OKFORD ERE Sees righton. | Plants of this searee and charming Orehid at 105s. e INE NEW ITALIAN RYEGRASS, imported 
rom 
HE COMMITTEE or me ROYAL O FORD- |`- Stapleton Road Nurseries, Bristol, A AR ASSES for PERMANENT PASTURE, 20s. 
k RE HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY ote oe com-| JBE GIANT AUSTRALIAN WATER LILY |_ Fine selected GRASSES fo 
petition at their next Show to be Ketas in the Gardens of Ab Steg EA etree Hoox.).—Flowering bulbs of this Perennial Red Clover. 
Worcester College, Oxford, on TUESDAY, June 3, the following | magnificent WATER LIL LY are to be had at Mr. ar R ERNA eise s per Ib.; 401lbs. will be sufficient for 
Prizes, open.to all England :—Stove or Greenhouse Plants in | Ofee, 5 rr Lane, Great E piak Street, ed at 5s. each. vered cal 
e free. 
‘pots, nine ances lst prize, 127.; 2d prize, 92.; 3d prize, 71. | (From Van Houtte’s Establis lishment). 
ee t fancies, i in 8-ineb pots, twelve varieties, 1st prize, 
J. To Wiener & Sor, 
oP LD 3 ANTS. Nurserymen and ae oie oe 
ri ; 3d prize, 3. Ei rance ie i 
The Flowers to be stage y e Judges by 11 o'clock A LT, Nu ag, sie AEA Ghen nt, TO TH 
that morning. Notice ef. intention rt gatai to be given to * Belgium, begs to cals Tollowing New Plan HARLES SHAR ae TCO. hee a iquantity of 
Mr. W. R. Hopns, 23, St. Giles’s Street, Oxford, by Saturday the Tydæa ocellata picta (vera) sis 10 0s. 6d. GC GREEN and PURPLE: TOP s¢ gror ai TURNIP SEEDS 
24th of May, of whom any further information may be obtained. ae yer noe Panel its of xneese OD ABO tx otier, La tckectad Kook on application, 
ANCHESTER BOTANICAL anp HORTI paimt Tan E and Establishment, Si BOs 
TURAL SOCIETY.—The FIRST EXHIBITION (open Pera KNIGHT, FLorIsT, &c., “ir to offer -T % SEED ESTABLISHMENT, Ear 
to all compétitors) of PLANTS, FLOWERS, FRUITS, and followin ing select Plants, * post free . d. HARLES SHARPE arp CO., respectfully i invite 
VEGETABLES, will be an at the nage etre Gardens, Old | 12 fine distinct varieties FUCHSIAS, for Fae i C ttention of the Trade to their Turnip, Mangel Wurzel, 
Trafford, on WEDNESDAY, June 4tb, wo HUNDRED | 12 extra superb choice varieties ruc HSIAS” ii 112 0 ac: £ sg tol stock of which has been carefully selected 
gee ‘will ae eyes in Pea 12 fine distinct varieties ate TER ... 2 6 | and Carrot harur gaiapa bata lantet roots. 
Schedules now read’ pas may be obtained on geen to | 12 extra superb choice varicties VERBENAS 6 0 grown by 5 from renr ied eaters : 
the, mae By 0 order, Jons Saw, Secretary. | 12 fine varieties large-flowered CHRYSANTHEMUM $2.3 6 Catalogues cation. 
Council Room, Princess "Street, Manchester, May 10. | 12 fine varieties distinct Pompon CARYSANTHEMUMS 3 6 R. ROBERT BAKER. Weide Hae, 
Binara CLIFTON,. AN EST OF | _ Descriptive Catalogues may be obtained on application, inclos- M eet oe SKIRVING'S and — Fait oa tee : 
ENGLAND ZOOLOGICAL SOCIETY.—Two Horticul- | wT eee eee TP SEED, a aE bet bs a me te he nwa | 
ral Shows will be held: at -th lens of this Society, BEDDING PLANTS. Post simion, with 3s select MANGEL WURZEL 
“ THURSDAY, June 5, and THURSDAY, August 28. OHN HAYES, A tat ia bi Surrey, begs DS immediately ree chino select 
Terms of Subseription— Half a Guinea for Six Tickets; three ts aay take to aut Reading Plante the 1 SEED of superior stock, 1s. k 
PONE FHS o m tbe NANA way De eens. foc the first Fête. an end of May is prepared to send one g atter HARDY HEATHS. ie 
a ae ge to wer y ort oeo i : se TERER np - respectfully invite - 
The Band nd oF the Royal Artilery, Woolwich, will —_ SSS fie zese! bn ee i fe to their larg stock and fistrate collection of 
ance at irst 
Da nky ba vbtitined st 1 0 chiek Be berated of 4s, or| DAHLIAS £ UNBLOOMED SEEDLING CALCEOLA RIAS, | these most beantiful Hardy Plants. ee 
-application to WATERER & GODFREY, Knap . 
Two Subscribers Tickets, Invalids in Bath Chairs, 1s. extra, HARLES KIMBERLEY can supply the above in m fipo on Woking, Surrey. ~ 
1, nor fine G a ae at 18s. per dozen, all neg 
es, 
inito the Exhibition Tents after 2 o'clock: Admission at the gate | Jast season; older varieti the O uae i. rpo. BE me 
from 2 fo 4 o'clock, 2s. 6d.; after 4 o'clock, 1s. Full Military Calceolarias, fn Hoch po a por sen, Incline 1 YEWS, from 4 to 8 feet. a large 
Bands are engaged for both Fêtes, and will play 2to Bo" &e. Priced List ion.—Stoke , | number ‘will be liberally dealt with. Prices on 
Tickets are now ready, and may be obtained of Mr. M: NEW tas LADY FRANKLIN. Tuomas Jackson.& Son, Nurseries, Kingston, neat 
Mr. Lancaster, Mr.Shepherd, Mr. C , Messrs. Giles & ES SCHOFIELD üs aa T 
ear Satien Naskerville;, and Mr. Raddenberry, Clifton; hes a ie Ted ring ihe Bogaert ITO BE SOLD; without the least reserve, nearly 200 
essrs. Ridler, High Street: Mes > 
Down; Mr.John Nelson, Horfield Road, Dreinek orat the Cue coving: rrap Ee neadi tases Rows of TULIPS, IPS, many very fine sorts, ieo collection of an 
Lodge of the Gardens. Arrangements have been made | C. S. can recommend it with confidence. Plants now now ready, | Amateur. May be eos om Cook. 7 m Row, 
with the Railway for Special Trains on the da: s of| 10s. Chance. Show varices 4 of Dahlias, 6s. per doz,; Pansies Sob oes be parted with a bargain- , T, Penton Row, 
Exhibition. 3 x 6s, to 129. për doz,.—Knowsthorpe, near Leeds, Walworth Road. - 
