ae ee 
THE GARDENERS’ CHRONICLE 
AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE. 
& Stamped Newspaper of Rural Economy and General News.—The Horticultural Part Edited by Professor Lindiey. 
No. 27.—1856.] SATURDAY, JULY 5. 
INDEX. S275. 
tural examination, 457 e—458 ¢ | Mildew, cure fo . FRASER Ebar to announce that their 
i Fivepen 
Stamrep Epition, 6d. 
ce. 
NEW FUCHSIA—“ CEM OF WHITEHILL.” 
| 
456 e Wi ILLIAM FULLER begs to inform the Trade and 
of England ........ E io Pansies, fan To ane Sclleo of ROSES is now in Li tg to which they Public generally that he has a few extra strong vat of 
A 454 6 | Pæonies, 4 ag rags 436 a eein Ja vite the attention of the he above splendid variety, that will bloom this season, for sale at 
455 a Physiol iology, vegetable + 452a The Nursery is about 15 minutes’ k an e Lea Bridge Ts 6d. each ; or Bret three are taken one will be given over, 
. H P Plants, “a iy = 4 iege © on — Eastern Counties Railw Post-office Order age made nade at ar Abbott. 
> 456 c | Quercus sesi 4 e $,* a reese" Spont 12 times a day. * Courtouny i Jul 
» 460 pue ir, J» nursery « Bi The urseries ples idge Road, Essex—July. _ OADE anp SON, pr, mage ear Chertse 
460 a SES Surrey, offer 1s. packets of their nga ‘ANEMONE SEED 
ú a7 € DLANDS NURSERY, Maes SFIELD, N FIELD, Sus: d from the highest pogo Flowers, ted directions 
! 457 ¢ W ILLIAM WOOD anv SONS? "Extensive Collec- for s sowing, œc. Also a very few 1s. ipod El of 
5e T ae as of ROSES, extending over an area of several acres, will | PRIMULA, sent pr “paid on receipt of 13 stamps. i 
Ši r in fine bloom ON AND AFTER THE l4th of July, UTCH BULBS. e period proa 
Gooseberry caterpillar > ic = = irons EA oik tor Ad nid distant from the Nurs n the Pe and Brighton D saii ding out the ordees s for DUTCH IE BULBS or Se eae 
ee třucti HE ilway, 12 miles di 
ranc: 52 Weston Flor 5 ion of». ee a bet: hate the ae oia as i% sery, onveyances may | season, we re spectfully suggest to our friends and ti 
SS 
454 
ilies, Water. 
Soe 
Melon disease , 
we 
RATA of 
Nobilit d diti psa will be obtained in their delivery. 
ow if fall bioom, ANS unrivalisd lleoli of ROBES is ETHAM & i Bh stom Hona and General Forwarding 
Rove} BOTANIC SOCIETY, REGENT'S Pa aki Piltdown Nurseries, Maresfield, Sussex, July 5. ents, Cox’s Quay, Lower Thames Street, London.—July 5. i 
The LAST EXHIBITION this season of PLANTS, ROSE s. -RO BERT PARKER A to dei e gr of 
FLOWERS. and FRU Na vi u take aoe F WEDNESDAY, LANE anp son. Great Berkhamstead, hay x which he possesses a large stoc ey 
uly 9. ckets to be obtained at the Gardens only by orders l f info t Patr - | plants Per dozen, 
from Fellows of the Society, price 5s., or on t! e day of Exhibition, sive PE s fN wdi is AS teir] bl ba oa their exten- Exotic Orchids aren ih fees a 
7s. 6d, each, ates open at 2 o'clock, Carriages to set do! nd ododendrons, and a G s and Shrubs and Stove and greenheuse Ferns .., pon bren D, 18 
take up either at the South, ‘North, or East entrances to the Fruit Trees are remarkably fine, and well worth the attention of Hardy MESS nee ropes. fete ce 
Gard the North Gate opens directly into the covered Exhibi- Planters. The Nurseries are within-a few minutes’ walk of th Selaginellas or Ly s oe ow 8 
tion Grounds. N.B. greed Tickets not used on the 9th will Station on the London and North Weste) Geraniums, show ag ae B 
be admitted to the Gardens any day from Jay 10th to, E O Gynerium argenteum (Pam rass) 
Aneel ie coe cep | ED: WARD P, FRANCIS invites the attention of the e| E peg Catalogue a published, aod ot be 
NATIONAL FLOWE SHOW; cultural on the MANETTI npon spplication. or reference, 
to all known corres) fy 
Onomat July 16 and 17.—Forms to be "inea up by in- STOCK. oe wards of 30 30, ing bien Soe dded last summer. | "Paradise Nurse ry, Hornsey, and E his oe mere 
000 pier 
tending Exhibitors atthe above Show must be forwarded = the They are admitted by Mr. Rivers and a celebrated growers | 
soa e e Messrs, W. W. Š peg and FRED. CHAN- (a be ron finest lot of stuff ever gro d are now coming into | 
LLOR, not ‘ater men RAA xt, the esas Taly. wer. Trains direct t> Hertford (Eas S Counties), | 
| Mor kh and evening are the best for see | 
HE BRIGHTON AND SUSSEX FLO RICUL-| pERPET ee ROSES in POTS AND BEDDING 
TURAL axb HORTICULTURAL 00S. will hold S.—For Bass and Browy’s Advertisement of | 
their Grand Autumn Exhibition at the above Palace and Grounds these see Oii Chronicle of May 17th, p. 349, containing 
on po hes and 4th of SEPTEMBER, when an additional amount Descriptive Lists of first-rate sorts.—Sudbury, Suffolk. 4 
of Prizes will be by sg Schedules of which will shortly be E NiIUMS.A Lance Ss Sro 
pu niine ished, and may be had on application to Mr. E. SPARY, RANI S Larce MaE 
General Superintendent of — Exhibition; or of the Sec: jecretary, | REDUCED Prices.—Fine Plants of new and other ivents a 
45, Lavender Street, Brigh orts both show and fancy. Names aren se apeiomien: 
S358 ARPENTER, Secretary. p Apply to Bass & BROWN, Sudbur bury, Suffolk. 
EXHI 'BITION OF a RICAN oti EO THE TRAD e 
| CBA RLES SHARPE anp CO. have a quantity of | 
ATERER anp GODFREY | have great GREEN and PURPLE-TOP SCOTCH and other TU ae | 
Plants at the Nur rsery is now finely in bloom, a be see —Nur a hs Sleaford, Jul aly e. y 
daily gratis. The Nursery is nt a reer by Train Be aes: A ma EA he z 
Woking Station in 40 minutes; there are always plenty of can | VERY a > SON, Nurs’ x, &e., , Dorking and 
GENea the Sts sion AT $: aa n Reigate, im to ST, that their ‘DESCRIPTIVE CATA- 
NEAREST, AMERICAN NURSERY TO ANY LOGUE of all the newest and mo appr ved varieties of the 
AWAY. TANISA: | AZALEA ne be had in aaa vie ne postage stamp 
SSRS. W 
pleasure in Stating that their a. of peo ba et to rocky dad Beat EotT growth of 1855. Priceo ae 
AS, EXTENSIVE , COLLECTI nearly Dorking, Jul : | 
acres, of AMERICAN PARAR in gm ne ae HORSE-SHCE SCARLET. 
These may be seen in ia pakete “be GEORGE BAKER'S S J H. BIRD is now sending out his beautiful hited 
WINDLESHAM NURSERY, BAGSHOT, SURREY, 1} mile e) « Horseshoe Scarlet Marshal Pelissier, pronounced 
from Sunningdale Station, on the Si who have seen it to be the finest ever offered. Strong Plants, Ba. | 
sua 26 miles from Waterloo station and a at “ihe oyal each, usual allowance oe trade. ne full yoo H see 
advertisements in Edw. ’s “ National Garden for 
had (erria En Fellows of the e Society, or on application to i 1866, Post-office Orders to be made payable to 
the Adv: | J. H. Bren, Florist, Stoke Newington. _ 
“ CHOICE CALCEOLARIA SEED. | OTICE TO AT ENGLAND—MARSHAL PELISSIER 
JON HENCHMAN, JUNIOR, is now ready to send NoT BIRD will give a Five Guinea Cup for the best 
out SEED of his oie Te well known strain of CAL- wha hs tocper of his Marshal 1 Pelissier, 1 avang | Scarlet, at 
CEOLARIAS, at 5s. per packet. Trade e packets, 10s. | the Jano Sho of the Cry Dren 
-Eia Mies = ONR ae VEGETALE eres 
1856. | S MES CARTER anp co, “SREDSUEN, 338, High 
po KNIGHT, Promist, &c., begs to offer Holborn, London, invite attention to their ENCYCLO- 
Pioner t Vgrbonas rained Weathe' rill, Smith, Cole, | PÆDIC CATALOGUE or *PLORICULTURAL, VEGE- 
Plante at 63. 1 per dozen; best varieties of previou: ns, at | the bes st pu onah tep Py will be forwarded free o, of c char, ge and 
2s. Gd. per dozen ; first class Fuchsias, 4s. per PAi : POER or | post paid to A F THE WOBLD, ipe application, 
large flowered Chrysanthemums, 3s. 6d. per dozen, Any of the | Primula choicest fringed ws, per packet. 
above sent free by post if desired. Desc riptive Catalogues sent | Primula, ch choi iyi kas PL Saa 1s. S 
on application.—67, High Street, Battle, pests a | 
1A 
“CALCEOLARIA, CINERARIA, AND SWEET WILLIA A most agp is e “CATALOGUE # burcu and 
generally, that they instruct their gna ase in Holland t to 
onsign the cases direct to our care HERE, for 
J AMES MITC Hi E L È “tupeitfally informs the | mission to their res 
e Flat Red Tripoli Onion, 197, per cwt., 3s. 6d. per Ib. 
Tru 
White Spanish ditto, 77. per i 1s. 6d. per wa 
ane 
Cottrell’s fine Early Cham 
Drumhead ditto, 4 8s. 
abbage, 2s. 
; Enfield M: kke 
Prince Albert do., 2s. 6d. pod ’ Sprotboro’ do., true, 1s, 
r Ib. 
et, 2s. 6d, 
cee Lettu ce, 33. 6d. pe Ei. Hardy Green do., 5s. per Ib. 
trell’s Splendia Early Sebastopol Peas, per bush. a 38s, 
Cottrell Early Wonder n (panate, large as Scimitar), 32s 
h, 27s. per bush.; ing’s Swede, 24s. 
RRANTED. All othr arin per alan cae 
‘or immediate trans- 
ipective S ran, by which greater expe- 
1b, 
p- Ib. 
sent 
Wa 
a: Christmas last, at proportionate ~~ Boe on application. 
— to clear out the 
at 36, Moo 
will. pense address all letters A him 
Lane; also those for the 
MATTE rap Ais on Site Successor to 
è late Henry Groo: ROOM, Sea Say, Surrey, begs 
the attention of | the Monin ey, $ Gentry, and 
of Lilinms, 
his large and beautiful s 
an rence Poun mney a 
NOTICE TO THE SEED ADE, 
H. COTTRELL has no caniiéetion W ith an 
oorgate Street, City. J. sake 
, Laurence Po unto 
Public generally, to 
Eeee wae a 
H, M. having m adea a general evan im the sal of te Jato 
Mr. Groom’s char; 
ges 
OAA aie an early application to ane noe orders Being 
any house 
C. hopes his friends 
ey 
` the 
i0 r 
The reputation — by the late Mr. Groom eset 
requires no comment 
HORTICULTURE, 
AND RARE PLANTS. 
JOHN WEEKS AND _CO., Kin ng’s Road, Chelsea, 
This Horticultural Establ 
ren 
e Collections of STOVE and GREENHOUSE PLANTS, 
in a the various stages of growth and in eudless variety, include 
Vi 
every a ties S Sati bie kao to its kind, and of gem 
quality. 
wre 
RD EN TOOLS, and Horticul taral Implements of every 
GA 
description, all of the best make, no prann article kept. set 
CAST. nd FOUNTAI 
3 IRON VASES a: , a great variety of 
he ot BARNES is now prepared to send out CAPE BULBS will be published in the autumn. Ms A déstena, 
W eeds of his beautiful =~ marit F Ss | eee TER & Co., Seedsmen, = High Holborn, London. — IREWORK for ail Ornamental G: poses. 
aw 5 aes g Hawer? WILLIAM, the tw AUTLFUL FLOWERS — 12 packets, each om Nobility and Gentry are most invited to 
the latte: pack eT ng 100 ost free, 1s. 2 visit this establis) 4 vies Ho ce in all its 
it AES to ony a anything in recommendation of the above, eliotropium, hks P. Petunia, Verbenas, Fuchsias, branches is in full operatio: combining al moder improvements 
as W., B. has received numerous testimonials m their praise DRAA and other choice Seeds, 6d. per packet. Catalogue so G aer enn whatever they ma; 
from the many gentlemen and. gardeners whom he has supplied. | on application. | 
DWARF GERMAN (10-weeks) Need as imported, 36 
Ss a Bes T, Camberwell, varieties, each variety ri per packet. | 
Įm. CULLINGFORD, 1, Edmuni dmund Terrace, B Ball’s Pond, Islington. | 
WAITE’s “ ECLIPSE,” PURPLE Top VeELLow HYBRID PLANTS OF CAGeKGE kay SAVOY, KALE, BROCCOLI, | 
: TURNIP, CAULIFLOWER AND CELERY. he 
HIS ‘new and distinet variety is a hybrid between | TOHN CATTELL begs respectfully to inform the | 
the Purple Top ig ad and Purple Top Yellow Soot public that hè has a plontifal supply of Plants of ged 
hn ag i Ara roperties of the e, and may be | true sorts of the above, which he will forward to order on | 
may tet h later. puted Drawings of this splendid Turnip | | “Teeipt o of postage stamps or Post-office order made payable here | t47 ANTED, tl 
included : 
We tell ot on appl aren! or may be seen at the ‘ice: ckage inc 
Fatblisinent t uo the kingdom: PR) Seed can Mea Early Cab! pass, | sever, and Kale, nig Bromek Sprouts, | 
obtained f AlI respectable Seedsmen, price 3s. per lb,—A li 6d. per 100, 4 r 1000; all the of autumn and spring 
allowance rade. Broccoli, 8d. ‘ae ale 5s. 6d. per 1000; È Early. cad Late Cauli- | 
J.G. G. Wane. Seed Merchant, 181, High Holborn, London. | fower and Red pickling Cabbage, 10d. per 100; Bedded Celery, 
A See peers TO SEFI ——— 1 . m! t 
ad or fi 
S.—TO SEEDSMEN, ETC. kages containing plants to the value of 12. and upwards 
J. SHEPPARD 1 pegs. a ounce he has an acre Dalai letras te to London, o the Edenbridge | 
F POT. ES (true) in full foliage, which will | station of the South Eastern Railway. A remittance must i 
be Ps jae pas pe ae cor invites eae inspection, in conse- company orders from sukera correspondents. 
1 difficalty. of knowing their genuineness without | Seed of Cartett’s Early Dwarf Barnes and of hi superior | 
Seeing the leaf.—Also a large breadth of Fr Frame, York and Scotch | Dwarf Early Reliance pict id may be had as usual, i tree com 
engl Snowballs, and | Early Shaws. by post for 12 poya te per packet, the former containing 
«East Grinstead, - Sus) from the E. G.| ounce and the? atter half an onnee. 
Railway Terminus, ne? Sistant half a mile P 
urseries, Westerham, Kent. l | Krome CKTON & Sox, Solicitors, Maidstone.—July 5. 
PORON PITS, ne , all made of the best materials, s¢ 
ot-water 
art of the 
» Bee ear TAAA all the variou ot 
H pie te f odels, and Estimates, &c. 
‘Weerxs & Co, King’s Road, Chelsea, aed 
JANTED, the very “best i PRIMULA 
SEED, both colours, say price per lb.; also CINERARL 
extra.—A. B., in. 
EORGE TAYLOR, ‘SunioR, 
Rs’ Sau 
Sr. JOHN’S MARKET, 
of the Fast NURSERIES, MAIDS 
| NOTICE TO ES. oF T B. GARDINER, 
B sai 
m 
r ie who have not sent in their rasi 
exch 
rthwith to do so, or they will be 
Livers OD» 
BNE 
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