386 THE GARDENERS’ CHRONICLE. [June 7, 1856. 
ROY a L B 
SEED ESTABLISHMENT, 
ERKSHIRE 
READING, 
(Under the Patronage of Her Most Gracious Majesty the Queen, His Royal eee Prince Albert, and the Principal Members of 
the Royal Agricultural Society of Englan 
FOR SUPPLYING 
SUTTONS HOME-GROWN SEEDS TO ALL PARTS OF 
ARRIAGE FREE (WITH FEW EXCEPTIONS) 
THE UNITED KINGDOM. 
Se EEDS grown in Berkshire and the Home Counties having ‘obtained g d grent ceri SUTTON AND SONS have gree increased their Rey of Seeds to meet the 
increasing demand. oy res oe ngs most remote parts of 
Sad ting disappoint 
A Descri aipin Priced List may be had post 
ITALIAN RYE-GRASS SEED CATTLE PARSNIP SWEDISH A psema Paaie PERENNIAL WHITE CLOVER 
IAL RYE-GRASS GARDEN SEEDS | YELLOW SCOTCH TURNIPS CORN ONES Pssst ys 
MANGEL WURZEL FLOWER SEED | HYBRID AND OTHER TURNIPS CRON Res OLONA 
CARRO COW CABBAGE | KOHL RABI YELLOW TREFOIL 
FURZE OR GORSE FLAX OR LINSEED | ALSIKE HYBRID CLOVER LUGERNE. 
SUTTON’S | PERMANENT „GRA 
GENTLEMEN intending to lay down Land to Perm: or two years’ lay, a) municate 
may advise as to sorts of Grass re most onli The A a oy eane White, and tell ay Rod aoe are Tachuded in ou 
OLD MEADOWS few gpee ol OF THE MOST ba ae th en Swed CLOVERS may be greatly improved by 
at ai eie Fieis to 12 Ibs. per porh, rice 1s. per lb. Our fines TIERES SEEDS are highly pote P ok improve cnet Sagas. 
r mixture 
sowing a! 
SS SEED 
e with bas stating the nature of as soil and situation, that we 
at this season ” for 
ery extensive of ps, ral a ag p Pi ake Clov: &e., ou Warehouses a rt a as of which ~~ be beds P (application, post Pan 
mAn R, Pii 
F J Li 
Q p ftan h ore ts Sok, diania Paaa a 
PRICED LISTS OF SEEDS MAY BE HAD POST FREE. 
SUTTON & SONS, Seed covers Reading, Berks, Fellows of the Horticultural Society of London; Members of the Royal 
Agricul ah Seen, of England; and the Bath and West of Baghenit Aare Agricultural Soci iety. 
PAGE AND €O.’S 
COMPOSITION FOR THE DESTRUCTION OF BLIGHT 
HOP, ROSES, yest TREES, “CUCUMBERS, MELONS, VINES, 
STOVE AND GREENHOUSE PLANTS. 
Extra Strong, 4s. per ib sony a to make Four Gallons fit for use. 
Ten Gallons and upwards, age Free to BEA 
Awe FIVE YEARS’ EX’ ? TENSIVE USE by the most eminent Gardeners in the Kingdom, the 
of PAGE anp €O.8 BLIGHT COMPOSITION is unquestionable, requiring only a trial to insure its general 
peeing s Pa ateri a T and Fruit Growers are subject (without injuring the most delicate flowers or foliage), 
indication of its value is its adoption by the NURSERY TRADE as the most efficient and ical they | 
Bet ooh th oy, many of » Aen baiaren will be found ag ina sal pe of Testimonials, which may = ‘obtained of Ge Apat. 
would take the whole advertisi: ium of the Chronicle, 
eek of. A, see Gardeners C oaae a of — 12ib, and previous Numbers. 
PAGE. pag CO. Seod. Morchacts, "fei ae 
H OEE Prr 
AITHMAN’S PATENT FLAX HOSE, PIPING 
will sustain a gre ater pressure, is lighter, less i will 
wear longer, and is about 60 per cent cheaper than the leather 
hose pipe. 
Manufactured only by WAITRMAN & Co., Bentham, Lancaster, 
No. 1. QUALITY, oar ES a eighgagte' AND Prick PER YARD :— 
3, 9d.; 3, 11d.; 1, 1s. uia ts. 34.; 14, 1s. 5d,; 13, 1s. Td.; 
2, 1s. 9d.; 2}, 2s. ; 2h; 28. 323, 2s. 64.5 3, 28. 9d. 
SUPER Extra Stour aust 1—2, 25.3 2}, 2s. 34.; 23, 28, 6d.; 
23, 2s. 9d»; S 3s. 
Para. eaper Hose, to bear a low p 
iabeaper Hip at ace! reduced prices = he on < ‘ins mY 
it eine 2 1s.; 2h, 1s, 3d.; 2}, 1s. 6d. 
hes. k palay top, on Which are 
mpressed any Ae gga of Papa 
B 
is an engraving 
ROLL TOBACCO CORD ICK CLOTHS 30 in. by 30 i 5 change of atmosphere; and the showing the form 
a Ben Cheapest and most Article al R for 30 tons of hay. Larger z —— proportion. A letters, &e., being impressed, ofthe Reinat babes 
SMOKING GREENHOUSES and DESTROYING ro large quantity of Garden Tents from 30s. each. Several second- areas: Gueahier -the Lane we i oe 
FLY on PLANTS. Nurserymen can be supplied with the above | hand —_ Cloths on Sale.—R. Rie epson, 21, ae bri dge Place, itself. Their appearance is a 3 
at 1s. 6d. per lb. by Josera Barer, 6, Walcot Cottages, Kenning- | New ae Lord n. y v| e mely neat; and thoy ox 
ton Cross (late of Fleet Street). Coun: orders mnst be accom- oceupy but little space, while a broad view pn AANS of the 
| by a Post-office Order payable at Kennington Cross, N EW GA mi NET, I inch mesh, l4d.; half- | impression on tbe top. Each Label can lee impressed with any 
“GARDEN VASES, PEDESTALS, ETC. inch mesh, 24d. Tanned Fishing Nets, 63, 3d. per 100 yards, Moena E ETPA DAERA ci mg enter 
HOMAS SOMMERVILLE, LANDSCAPE GARDENER, | Worsted Net for Shading, preserving Ripe Fruit on Walls, pahi à frit fac Kins ZANE aa 
S aF also Blossoms, 7d. a square Aiea Fishing Nets of all kinds, entee, pp Seay rer, Kingston-on-Thames. 
Tirana Tti, aie OE vat ES cae Ato rae oe Bae Cricket Nets, &e.—R, Kicunnsox, 21, Tonbridge Ph *,* A limited number of Licenses will be granted to respect- 
Fea traps London, has now ready a large gasea Vases and ad, Loni ane E Pasa: Bey ble Mannfacturers. 
Pedestals of exquisite workman: h ftom | —— nna Oe Si 
thowatestakof Sector ron are made and sh = pare g rd M ARQUEES 9p ‘Hire at prices to suit the times; 
are capable of resisting most severe weat! also. Dog Enel = 
more than half the cost of any others possessing the same | quees are lo: ee © R. Re seaman 1H, Tobie Pac 
durable qualities, From their great strength they may be made | New Road, London, 
atallahis throughout the year by being filled with flowering | N.B. Garden Nets from 30s. each. FI 
10) 
uri the bs — 
e snd could thereby form a. pinasing object ip. the pleasure | TANNED NETTING, for the Protection of FR 
4 seen, 
bon 
ri 
dip upa ard s T R 
ERII AN . i yards, .; 1000 yards, 50s.; scrim canvas for wall ae At 
Wave WORK, Manya AND ORNAMENTAL Evomaron. & Cos Bick, Cloth, Tent, and- Waterproof Cloth 
onservatory, Garde anufacturers, 49, Kin William Street, London Bridge; 
samle gs riven SUSPENDING FLOWER BAS- 17, Smithfield Bars, City; and Old Kent Road Emigrant Depot, 
nothin int and ips cavctagah cee elegant designs. — Poplar. Waterproof Waggons and Cart Cloth, 
Hyacinth Stands, Violet, Crocus and Tulip Baskets.in i| NEW TWINE NETTING, Tanned if required 
make; 8d. per y: al t y 
Anglo-German, oiher. Died: A ea 1 We sak description; | gj, per yard. The ELASTIC P EEARON GARDEN NET- 
Conservatories " , RICHARDS, Imperial 
Wir Works, 370, Oxford Street, nearly opposite Princess’ wasps, flies, &c, trom fro trees, flower or see 
Theatre. : square TANNED NETTING, . or3 geris wide, ae oe per 
Pry Frem DOMO.”—Patronised by hi Majesty the yard; 4 or 6 yards wide, 3d. per yari. At W. CULLINGFORD’S, 
the Duke of Northumberland for Syon House, his | 1 Edmund Terrace, Ball's Pond, Islington, 
prank’ WS WARRANTED GARDEN TOOLS.— 
Horticulturists as all interested in Gardening pursuits 
are invited i examine DEANE, DRAY, ann CO.’S extensive 
Stock of GARDENING and PRUNING "IMPLEMENTS, best 
London-made Garden. Engines and Syringes, Coalbrookdale 
G 
T | Averuncators | Gidnoy'a Prussian! Pickaxe: 
She: 
migator -feimenoat Hammer: Rakesin ‘great variety 
Siron of Pruning In- Hand- yina Frames | Resping, g Hooks 
Daisy Rakes | Hay Knives 
Dibbles Horticultura Ham Berthe. "stones 
Dock Spuds mers and Hatchets | Shears, various 
Draining Tools Hoes of every pattern) Sickles 
Edging Irons and Hotbed Handles Sickle Saws 
| Ladies’ Set of Tools | Spades and Shovels 
| Lal various Spuds 
eaa Js Sp 
n Standsin wey terns, iu Zine, Pori Switch Hooks 
d Tro! in, 
Grace the Duke of Devonshire for Chiswick Professor ex * Samples exhibited, with prices attached, i 
Lindley for the Horticultural Society, Sir Joseph: Paxton for the Gallery o of the Crystal Palace, Sydenbam. 
Sree Peles, Koya Se ey: into Mire. Lawrence, of E™ WARDS'S REGISTERED EARWIG TRAP 
Canvas made of patent T e of earwigs, Itis s'highly recommended by the Bait 
vas o y e or 
AEE of f Heat pateni Gold, i a of the “ Florist,” and other distinguished Horticulturists. Being 
applied, a fixed temperature. It is, adapted. | for ornamental in shape it must supersede the ugly inverted flower- 
and ural for ing Fruits | pots ar ice 9 r dozen, 
the 
Tane, ores ; and of all Nurserymen Pras iriti Seeds- | Kingdom. Descriptive drawings sent on receipt of postage stamp. 
roa “Tt is much cheaper than mats E., Epwarns & Co, Inventors. and Manufacturers, St Paul’s 
Square, Birmingham. 
nigators es and Reels | Transplanting Tools 
anic Borders end Marking ink Trowels, 
Plant Protectors | Mattocks Turfing Irons 
Garde: pE aa mer and) Menographs 
exelusivel: the first Gerdeners in the United Kingdom. 
IRENE "iy bp e Àr asn: CO. (Opening to the Monument) 
on Bridge. Established a.D. 1 1700. 
