THE GARDENERS’ CHRONICLE 
AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE. 
A Stamped Newspaper of Rural Economy and General News.—The Horticultural Part Edited by Professor Lindley. 
No. 31.—1856.] 
Ain Fivepence, 
MPED EDITION, 6d. 
SATURDAY, AUGUST 2. 
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tany, village 516 $ 517 b 
Boydell’s engme . seve 524a 518 è 
Brewster on the Ste 519 c 516 6 
a Hort. Society 518 ¢ 521 e 
Che aor ene enero - 522a of.. 522 a 
Clover, . 524 iora orchard-house . 515 6 
Clubbin 18 
pone Radford Kidney 
Que: nas sessiliflora .. 
a and mowin; 
ERa TREES IN POT. EIGATE RAER SAND, PEAT 
RE D LOAM.— 
LANE anp SON, the held Great Berk- Sand, 16s. per or 1s. 6d. per bushel, delivered to any 
, have still fine zip Fruit on their Trees, in | London Wharf or Railwa —Peat and Loam of by chad S in 
p Peaches, Nectarines, Plums, Cherries, &c. Plants for | large or small kaaa oe Samples if iane red. s Cas! 
the coming season are very fine., $ + Jons Ken D, Swan Place, Old Kent Road, k- RG 
PE ae ae i EAA VASES, fees —About 200 different shaped Vases, and 
| Their General Nursery Stock is very lis, Flys from the agron: kA of other i one aeaa may be inspected 
Kings’ Arms Fai = 2 meet terer Tra at CS tee hee re shake nts Pa rk, pol berg Works, 1 to 4, Keppel 
AMES NORRIS Lis “mill i ates quantity of 
‘ountains f . to 
Re ee b5 b R E E NHOUS 
Riv oh rchard 515 b CABBAGE SEED left, and will accept ba _Teasonable nin Page ios re) Hor oosa Kiis DER and 
Roses, remarks on 518 b | offer.—For particulars see last week’s Advertisem 
p: mn PPARATU! teeki riangle, Hack- 
Dp e many Sas Sion Hill, Brentford End, August tz. ears. G antial Built G 
Grape s s, Ameri ica berries | 518 e p INDICA. m Aixe any part Ha Kingdom forex 42 feet long by 18 feet, 
anners] 5 ree stumps, e eet by eet, 502. ; 124 feet by 10 feet, 302. A first- 
Horses at Chelmsford 522 b | Victoria Regia 518 @ > SON, p a Eni &e., Dorking and y 
Mechs (A e DEE T aae 516 c J. > eae, bes to say that their DESCRIPTIVE CATA- | zate Conservatory =, ior Heating ech hikin Tige asornent 
ew: AEE 516 a Wakefield Farmers? Ginb 318 a| eo roth = most approved renee of the | "= 
ee 2 -WATER APPARATUS 
Wheet...2. +. 518 a! Wellingtonia ............0000 313 a ne y bo sper Sal for one postagi stamp. "| at Pa rk x 
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LANDSCAPE GARDENER, WAKEFIE 
HORTICULTURAL ERECTIONS on the best reaped 
principles. 
*.* An extensive stock of FRUIT TREES, ORNAMENTAL SHRUBS, 
EVERGREENS, Forest TREES, Roszs, and THORNS. 
G RGE TAYLOR, Junior 
Growers’ SALESMAN 
Sr. Jouy’s MARKET, 
LIVERPOOL, 
Terms—“ CasH.” 
ROSE gi 
anD J. FRASER beg to gf nounce that aa 
è collection of ROSE! now 
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ae 15 minutes’ walk from the Lea sag 
A ti A 
*,* Trains from Shorediteh ora 12 times a day. 
The Nurser! a = Bridge osa, Teenz: —August 2. 
J. South < 
of | Conieat Botlers in Tron ana G is Pps s ened 
oilers in Iron and Copper, is now ena l to make con- 
T he possesses a large stock in strong "3 Spani | siderable reduction in the prices charged by his late firm, and to 
uppl, ply the trade apon very advan us terms, iie materi: 
PEILL, 17, Street, 
Lo PARKER begs to offer the following, Stephenson and eet nventor of the 
tageo 
m satio Orchids i se. fro om Warmin nepen of every description ; Iron Con inemes 
— greenhouse Ferns esol Kshs A ee pats, Sew te za ription of metal WEE S, &e., at the 
` aai ae a 
one or Lycopodiums .., Ak TURP 18 | 
Geraniums, show and fancy varieties 4 2 | PATENT WEATHER-PROOF 
pears argenteum (Pampas Grass) | aN th For HORTICULTURAL BUILDINGS awp 
A Priced and Descriptive mes is published, and wil be GLASS ROOFS IN GENERAL. Exhibited a ae ge Exhi- 
forwarded post free upon applicati A remittance or reference piton; 1851. Honourably mentioned, Illus! ce Books 
to accompany all orders pe unknown correspondents. rae t of fay wns, or estimates ede 
Paradise Nurse! na „and Sevi aye ? Road, Ho olloway. rticu Building Works, Chichesi 
ULIP Sap 
Gs fer, TURN ER a to intimato that his 
TU. CATA UE, with prices, is now ready, and can 
es had on bog D Le s Goodi ean stron; 
A Catalogue of Geraniums (including Foster’s, Hoyle’s, and | sizes, Roth 8 to 6 down, only 6s., box luded. All other 
Turner’s new Meins Fancy Geraniums, Cinerarias, &c., will on ore of Glass equally cheap, and delivered tree of charge 
be ready in September. Ear of he Careers. benka, ettotes given for Pinin Glas. 
Now ready, AS choice CINERARIA, 2s. 6d. pe mga WORK, USEFUL AND ORNAMENTAL 
C's rg GLASS For HOT-H OUSES, 1 ryt CON- 
Feet es KE Ta best place in E for strong 
TE, AUTUMNAL | ROSES at Eoo are 
in fine bloom, The Orchard House culture will also 
be Pent Go orthy of a E as Toini s upwaräs`of 1000 feet in 
length are abet oa ‘eed Apricots, a Figs, and Vines in 
pots. te Harlow about one mile from the Nurseries, 
te convenient. | 
Ti 8 RIVERS, cookie Herts.—August 2. 
RKE respectfully i s admirers of ROSES 
TEOD collection, bem over 
n great perfection, Pl 
now an eau xecuted in November. 
All the newest er Calceolarias, Azaleas, Epacrises, 
p Siri ee of Rhododendrons, Ghent Azaleas, Coniferx, 
Fruit Trees. 
Bt poe Pg E most pionii route from the West End to 
Fine Crystal Akg pees N tham Place Nursery, Brixton Hill, 
Sony 
We # EOL ni RTAS IAS. 
GEORGE CLARKE begs to ce that Seed of 
Collection is moe ready "Bhs The h high Sg eta 
wit hey have attained renders it unnecessary to say further 
vour than that they warranted unequalled. 
Packet 25. ach Pay ble in 
stamps. z 
ham Plac > Brixton a H = Penden. 
7M.. JTBUSH & PEN Peapecticly 
W that their Descriptive and Priced 
HYACINTHS and other Bulbs, containing also cultural re: 
can be obtained postage free on application 
A igrane to Na h 
Gratis to er —Nursery, ] oot cray, Ke 
Uea LOW will send pos e to any 
pete for it, ae (GENERAL 
PRIC 
CATALOGUE we cooled se SHRUBS, &e. 
also a emmy te LOW OTS. 
HE 
Tires STOCKS” of Ghivas’s ORANGE- JELLY 
, and EARLY DWARS FOEK Do. August sowing. 
ig eed on be gees at A. _ os ed Sap 
Limbourne Brook and <a Essex 
= ULBS. 
fEWs. raihi and geal to the 
Clapham Rise, y, begs 
beautiful and Seseyaiion oo aolination 
e mramani Vallotas, Lili 
sp 
of the ge 08 Bulbs, he. 
cifoli Toseum, 
um, ae Cuat 
ey 
awarded four first prizes and two first class hy pues Also a 
lendid eperrinned Primula, 1s. 
AZALEA INDICA.—W. B. J. offers a very ‘choice collection, 
good pi ane ait and 12s. per dozen; very fine do., in 48-pots, for 
ng nézt pring, 123 12s, and 18s, Xames on application. 
announ 
CATALOGUE p ‘ATlat 
marks, 
Ais <i ALAC 2s. 6d, fa. sy Severs description, for the Conservatory, Garden, or other 
ERLEEOLARIA, CNERI AND EEE A | 
CALCEOLARIA, causa AND SWEET Wi slat STAL PALACE SUSPENDING FLOWER BAS- 
KETS o aiii original and numerous 
rett BARNES is now p: “pet other elegant designs, 
Seeds of his beautiful and unrivalled CACEOLARIA, = rather te Soy Nh a Ae pei a praja in ii N 
EET LI thi fi ower Stands, arden Arches, Lattice ork, Fencin; . 
setae ARTA, pe ketat ae E E OE | Wind Blinds and Sun Shades’ i a of Sey Pai oo 
the eter 1s. 6d. per p: 
It is needless to say anything in recom: above, | Ang 
as W.B as gett Reiger i testimonials in their praise | Aviaries ent Oe 
from the many eaten mand gardeners whom he has supplied. | Wire ibis 
Payment by y ponta ge stamps. B 
mendation of the 
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pi 
aos ress— ‘Gamnden Nursery, me MARINE AND FRESH WATER AQUA 
S.—12 packets ack packet fopa anD WOOLCOTT, 54, Deegky $ i 
containing 100 Seeds, 1s.; sent post free, 2h rei Cal Foundling, London, M: amfacturers ar the Glass Tanks 
laria, Heliotropium, Hollyhocks, ERE Rete ea ta the Zoological Gardens, Regent's Park; in the Royal 
Geraniums, and other choice , 6d. per packet. Catalogue | Zoological Gardens, Dublin; i Conserv. His Grace 
Seam cnc e EEA a ace 
ARF GERMA weeks as im 
va: arieties, z ‘arity 8 Der peo », po tion Se ANKS of all sizes for the Marine and Brean Water 
3 ,1, E Tomia Ball’s Pond, Islington. Ne 2 
aaa ce Bist FROM MADEIRA. 
= ye wii amen Natural 
Bloomsbury Street, , London, be; 
he has ‘ist re received siey Madeira in good ATENT PREPARED G 
ey rep: 
Davallia Okome, Nephrodium molle, Adiantum iteh any tf Ags a Na — 
i matum, 
Dun: 
iy facto dee. 
mum, ogramm. 
Nathoahleena Nephrodium elongatum, Pteris arguta, HE FIN FRUIT IN ENGLAND will be 
ntodia umbrosa, Aspidium frondosum and Balantium Culcita; secured pines WASPS, FLIES, BIRDS, &c., by using 
they are for Sale at most moderate prices. Early application is | HAYTHORN’S HEXAGON GARDEN NET, to be seen in 
requested. Also a Ward’s Case led with Orchis foliosa, | m: ost Gardens, p recommended by all the principal Gardeners. 
Price an —PATTEN’S 8 Price and Testimonials post. 
Siege to r. HaveHoRs, v, Notti 
ED, next October, for planting, DEODARA 
See any size, and any quantity not exceeding 500.— 
Apply, stating price, to Mr. Browne, Hill House Farm, Ifield, 
Crawley, Sussex, 
PINE PLANTS, CHIEFLY QUEEN AND JAMAICA, 
Tho BE SOLD, by Baber Contract, in one afew 
Lots, 700 to 800 F; ting and Succession PINE PLANTS, 
ry healthy, stocky, oa aiin. Gentlemen aiat to furnish their Pop lar. 
Ping Stoves are reque: nested to peame this aah hag stock. Ve 
eligible for carriage by rail or water.—Apply to J. LANCASTER, iw 
Edward Street, Deptford. 1 yes vid, 2 2d. per T yay ah 
rds wide, » per yard. mesh a wile, 
ATS, MICE, AND DESTRUCTIVE ANIMALS, | 2 pet gui T ELASTIC HEXAGON GARDEN NET. 
e, and render them immoveable on the spot, | TIN mec the square inch, effectually excludes 
how to paralys' 
though there be hundreds, so that they may be gathered with a wasps, ies, &c. from fruit trees, flower or seed beds, ga per 
nag es and finally drowned. e effect warranted, and the cost | square yard. TANNED NETTING, ? or 3 yards wide, 14d. per 
aralyse 50 w D be 34d. Madis can be bought in every | yard; 4 or 6 yards wide, 3d. per yard. At W.C FORD'S, 
1, Edmund Termonen e rth pee attached, i pe 
EA * Samples exbibi with prices at in South-west 
Gal Ne =e the Crystal Patkes, Sydenham. 
ULTRY, &c., SHOWS. — IMPROVED PORT- 
BLE WIRE PENS te so try a 
General rker, 27, Dale 
A 
on hire by Tros. P. Haw: 
End, Birmingham. 
WIRE GAME and RARE at NETTING and WIRE 
GOODS of every deseri 
and village, above astounding remedy sent post free 
for ERE post stamps Soe any hea by Fuses & Sox, See 
being teeny London. Established 1847. Hundred tes nials 
sent firs si 
GARDEN VASES, “WIRE WORK, | anp IMPLE- 
ME NTSofHORTICULTURE. —COTTAManpHALLEN 
their SHOW ROOMS, for the Season, a Select 
rtaining either to Bra Cottage o isi a a Aa 
pet chairs, vases, tains, 
the cheapest t By ore expensive oie parna ag IRON HURDLES, ETC. 
character; garden rollers, engines, lawn mowing J R. PE ILL, 1 17, Ne Park Street, Southsea 
machines, garden bord ing, g! riggs stakes, flower trainers, | J . Srermexsow & Pera) s solieitsan 
rden arches, hand desc: on of garden 
g! every Tripti 
oola, and a complete rk of articles, in plain and orna- supplir o 
tal wire work, for tbe protection of fruit trees, ae parmi descripti 
of 'the conser titiy for Caring S, pou 
Builders of conservato: LE for SHEEP, 6 feet long, uf 
of every variety o of bieli and gates. —Titastested ARKEA and HURD. BS 5 De vi fect ee * Ki yi 
aravines, free, on aang a bagea & paa Iron Works, | HURDLES for CATTLE. et long, ; k 
2, Winsley Street, Oxford $ hes out of ground, 5 aki ‘as 
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