Aveust 16, 1856.} 
THE GARDENERY’ 
CHRONICLE. 
547 
THE ADAIR STRAWBERRY. 
bove delicious and d 
is a cross between 
desirable s and peculiar neker of the latter. Itis of strong gro 
The undermentioned Gentlemen and Gardeners Boke 
L.S., Botanic Gardens, Bury St. Edmunds. 
S ardw 
Tuomas BARNES, Florist, i Stowmarket. 
E. ne ge. 
esirable Strawberry, raised b; 
Hooper’s Seedling and the Hautbois; arta 
bey ana will b 
timo cats 
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y Mr. E.puinsrone, Gardener to Sir S. Apa 
while ory pn the vise and high te i of the pon has the 
an paganis gan, to all growers, whether for market or 
to ite 
t. Edmunds. 
Davi ry S 
eta rS iia pa Ern Culfand, Bury St. babar 
HENRY TURNER, Cara: ato or, Botanie bas 1x1, Bury St. Edmunds. 
n Hal 
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Brronam & Warp, aaa Bay pode 
i that they are appoint ted sole ae for the above 
Ba WN, Cambrid 
GEO. ay, Hon, Sec I St. Ed 
MESSRS. E. G. HENDERSON & SON hav } 
excellent uns which they will be prepared. to 
60s. for 100 PI 
lbs. 
RMS TO THE TRADE ON APPLICATION. 
St. John’s Wood, London. 
Wellington thee >of . 
mae VECETA wii 
moan ara 
h gpg E D CO., SEE , 238, High 
enad London, pen attention y eric ENCYCLO- 
or 
PEDIC CATALOGUE FLORICULTURAL, VEGE- 
TABLE, ann AGRICULTURAL SEEDS, acknowledged to b- 
the best Ape G wi i end forwarded bated Pipe a and 
post pai upon ap; 
cae ate antes fringed: agli ‘pa jacket. 
Caleeolaria, choicest varieties | e or 1 n 
Seara 
A reben "CA TALOGUE. os “DuTcH and 
CAPE. Bovis will be ube in the autumn. 
James CARTER & Co., Seedsinen, 238, High Holborn 
BNEW HARDY NER RHODODENDRON 
ATERER anp GODFREY beg to offer the 
following new Hybrid Rhododendrons, and which they 
pics a as penne. hardy, distinct, ier an md beautiful, aud 
such #8 will be sure to give oe m, V 
ALA. ven ae is is, perhaps, eeiking kinds s. d. 
each petal bees edged with Trig Ante the 
centre mate yeman it i also late 210 
and es marked ee a 0 
Pale rose, the upper petal being 
fully ¢ eee rather blotched; this 
the best in its ike 210 
Mina: emt —Rosy li lac, spotted all over each 
ers being large, a and almost flat, makes it R 
ean na _— ee Rich i lake, ‘the flowers of remarkable 
in fact almost approaching a = felis cer- 
rH ara site Oat the most distinct and desi je kinds . 210 
jp aena —Light rose; finet spotted; Penia isa very 
pleasing k 
WILLIAM DOWNING- Rich, dark puce, with an intense 
black ay a the upper petal of paint-like consistency ; 
= J APEE a and the truss maar en's 
icen 
4 
= 
Il Nursery, Woking, Surrey, A 
Gumus STRAWBERRY PLANTS > aro R 1856 
NG-OF 1857 WILL BE SENT OUT AUGUST 
CUTHILLS LARLY BLACK PRINCE, 5s. to 7s. ag ul T 100. 
Curnitt’s PRINCESS ROYAL. —Early, very hardy, medium 
i Name muepecied by Sir Jasper im 
riority. ice 12. per 100; 50 for 12s.; 
25 for 6s. Winans excellent s forcer. (See he Tilustrated 
London = aie of Soniy 12th, for adrawing of CuUTHILL’S Princess 
Royal Strawberry.) 
Conant PRINCE OF WALES.—Splendid colour and shape, 
a st bearer of all other koe first rate for table 
Os. per 100, 0) arid The average of 
n beari ing o of thes e three eee om or B5; the average 
weisnt Foot 17001bs. to tise neartoe 
Cor s BLACK SPINE CUCUMBER. = rp per packet. 
US WINTER CUCUMBER has 
ion 20 Per packet, 2s, 
Curaitt’s NEW LONG WHITE SPINE. Great bayat 
fine ppd cage ag packet. 
A pen e Potato, Strawberry, &c. 
F i Market Aa thes sad Tosan "1s. 
J. CUTHILL’S Pamphlet on the Vine Disease of Spain and 
Portugal; containing also. a Plan for “Re Total Destruction of 
x NEW HAROY R HODODENOR 
jour WATERER. begs to say that ‘he is now 
LIP CATALOGUE. 
i> HARLES TURNER ee to intimate | that his 
TULIP CATALOGUE, with pı 
er had on application. 
A Catalogue of Geraniums (inclnding Foster's, aera and 
Turner's new varieties), Fancy Geraniums, Cinerarias, &e,, will 
be ready in September. 
ready, very press CINERARIA, 2s. 6d. = packet. 
very cl ee CALC EQLARIA, 2s. 6d. 
korat eT, 
AUTIFUL ] NIFEROUS TREE, 
“CuPR RESSUS LAWSONIANA. 
MESSRS WATERER a 
Al wi ` pla sent. 
out in August upon the UUM, terms, and i pe rea 
sriety 9 in rotation. One p! 
Tl. 10s.—Knap Hill Nurse: 
CALCEOLAR 
prenared to execute orders for the RH MAJO A an pona 
DENDRONS in god strong SAREN ed plan { 5 4 < 
RHODODENDRON JOHN V ATEREK; oslour inteuse grime ier e ad In paekots ate 8d. oach or t Areri sg ane z 
son with dark spots ; atl russ of bloom and fine foliage ; with dardin, recommend it, as been selected with ane 
21s. each, 
from his unrivalled collecti 
RHODODENDRON MRS. JOHN WATERER; bright rosy |" ve prepared 
crim-on, dark spots, fine conical truss and excellent habit; HEARE aydi “pints September HM. Dast halt shrubby 
21s. each 
RHODO DY ELEANOR CATHCART; ver- Greeniin age wich: here dete. :00) maas apiga, 
ery 
milion crimso; 
vigorous grower 
Pine E We Pita these prised as being far superior to 
ything of th he kind before offered, and as being pecouttt bardy, 
a a proof s which eaa bloomi ig season is not till from tbe 10th 
to the of the of Jun 
Th py ne arg Nurs aoi Babe hot, ar the Sunning- 
dale Sion of Waterloo, anh S Tao Tieniti Railway. 
RT PARKER begs to offer the following, ot 
v orn he possesses a large stock in strong and eben 
plants :— ap doz 
Exotic Orchids ove 
Stove and greenheuse Ferns ove 
Hardy Fe 
€ LAD 
yy a diocl, blotch 
s. 6d. eac 
Selaginell as or Lyco tee 
Geraniums, show om pore varieties n 9 
Gynerium argenton (Pampas Grass) 18 
A Priced and Descriptive Catalogue is published, and will be 
forwarded post free upon application. A remittance or reference 
to epay all aia from unknown correspondents. 
Paradise Nursery, se a sei = Seven fa = Road, Holloway. 
artes m’s flowers of their superb cima 
NIUM, choice, 1s. per PS r hi vars. ... p. pkt. 2 
CAL CEO LARIA, choice, Le ditto cine vee 
ee aes choice, 1s. 
NEMO 
Biennials = Perennials may no 
for next season "slo owering. 
CHOICE IMPORTED GERMAN SEEDS. 
Seeds of the <aphonk L kp ts and Emperor Stocks may still 
be sown for next s flowering; also Annual Stocks for 
flowering in deep koata 
Seed Gato van au pplied on application ; also printed instruc- 
tions for sowing and raising seeds. 2ds.—Sudbury, Suffolk, 
NHOICE SEEDS F NT SOWING.— 
Per packet—s. d. 
CALCEOLARIA from very showy varieties care- 
fully impregnated 26 
GERA eR ct from first-rate Flo z.0 
from the new showy mo ditto.. 10 
” from first-rate fancy d 10 
Sce! 06 
06 
rist varieties 
esterham, Kent. 
FLOWER AND ae re ache SEEDS 
SUITABLE FOR PRESENT SO 
ASS AND BROWN. Ba a the following ips | 
$ Che Gardeners’ Chronicle. 
ka 
Pi M. will be glad if his friends and others who intend 
vouring ieus with their orders for the set of Sere 
om so at once, as this advertisement will not be re repeated, 
Pampas Grass Mish etches plants to bloom next season), 5s. each. 
sao uuknown correspondents a eb a Order is requested. 
Stamps taken in poppan for the s 
ROYAL 
BERKSHIRE @)} 
cooD SEEDS, 
SEEDS Direct FROM THE GROW 3T 
OF PREVENTING DISAPPOINTMENT. 
SEE: 
UTTO Fois SONS, D Growers, Reading, 
S Berks, can supply every of FARM AND 
peek wy SEEDS B gemeine and i 
superior 
most remote parts of. 
no- ivy moderate prices from this 
biinkment For particulars, per to 
N & Soxs, Seed Growers, Reading, Berks. 
SATURDAY, AUGUST 16, 1856. 
Perth 
By the side of a country road not very far from 
London is a-row o 
h Ivy 
Clematis aa gay climbers mtn pie ‘the cob 
dang i pogen from the sides; a very 
PRN Nei, pra hiar brilliant 
pet lg 3 ith, 
of steps ; to the left 
Woodlice in Cucumber Pits,&c, Price Hea 
Orders payable to JAMES se Cums Camb Lond Cabs tady tops” a a T o G ming l through this pahar the end of the 
span Enfield Market... O08 cottage is seen ga by bo: ma hives of bees, 
Collared Rose tte, a winte! r green co oe i still 
ITORELL 4 AND a a of the Bristol edit: Kemp Onion, Deptford, Lisbon, Aas Tripoli, each” oat sp ay i y the o . P anging r ‘td and Baa ag 
wn, Brighton, are prepare: supply good si strong plants Lettuce, Emperial Bath Cos 06 usely decorate wit owers un you 
weil extblished im in 60-eined pota of f the various Novelties of the acl Hardy Green ian ay á 06 front. At your feet is then STan a broad lawn, 
HENDERSON'S FUCHSIAS OF 1856.—The collection of | pinneittigani EE a A harden pro: 1 o | Separated from m ja a ; terrace 
eight for 6s. Turnip, Early how ball 06 walk. Gladioli, Fuchsias, shes ret and other 
SMITH’S OF 1856,—General Williams, Admiral Boxer, Con- S s, Autumnal and Ini termediate, each... 06 audy races o; ia ei one age the walls of the 
queror, Gloire de Neisse, Epps’ Wonderful ; the collection for 5s. Six papers Choice and Showy Annuals; these will y h 
BOUVARDIA LONGIFLORA, the true white flowering stand the winter and flower early in the spring 2 0 |,cOttage, w ‘io a rough bani stones closely 
eee er on Seni an ones of e e sam re peg which To be had of Wm, DENYER, Seedsman, &c, 82, Gracechurch | covered with Acanthus, chanel Arari Lilies, 
enables us to offer at 12s. Per dozen. ain price on TA ene a aa a an p ts S ing £ iage, be 
ih peor A ‘ollection of 1856, 4s. per doze OICE FLOWER vec ay e gae view f . oment a Ge ina flower garden, on 
ae apa ~a zed p tA G. PER hi of ih r 7% 
Smith’s and Turners sarees of 1856, 6s.per dozen, ditto. | CINE he first {| wale a IUR 
quali r packet 2 d p 
ERTUNA Smith’s and Turner's, also the New French | ¢ RLCKOLMIN A from the ae owl delight. Hes purples ‘and scarlets, and yellows, 
a a ican i e at and blotched v. A e|and whites, and baei mixed in 
Tere ste TONS.—Strong plants in 48-pots for winter MIMULUS, waite “ditto” ditto goin, 6| skilful confusion. A high wal with hand- 
+ LOXINIA, ditto 30 ti ee r 
Je CAMELLIAS. Wall ant with flower buds, our splendid col- FUCHSIA. ” Gitte 60 new ditto k $ some climbing p plants shuts it in To the north ; 
postion sH Sapia as Ben offer good faan AE ag” Se PANSY, saved troim 100 of the best vars., by name 7 
Tashes high; 30x. ; from 94 b0:80iceheu; sae se 18 t024 | POLYANTHUS, do. 50 ditto ce pi hile it is screened on the west by plantations, 
AZALEA INDICAS aon per en Apo Bl =s » ae d ‘he: 
ee nt with Rake eee varieties with good bushy | HOLLYHOCK, do. 60 of the most superb Kinds, do. % |and on the east DY Ahe eot and its accessories, 
baie A and Oo. ttrongiy TAAA tin te "aie, pane Meares snitenGindiiie p te e ea 6|Iti of a kaleidoscopic he of verdure, 
z this portioi ANTIRRHINUM, do. 20 best 0 3 
to ait int SANEREN ON pen ye: AR, ANEMONE, from the most showy and bi rilliant kinds ” 0 all this there i sig o apparent attempt at display. 
MEY ENIA CTA, 8s. 6d. to be 3d. each, or 6 for 6s. The above are saved only from the very best pamed varieties rr the flowers, the parterre, and the 
WHITE FAIRY. ROSE—M. & Co. possess a large stock of | of recen aa Apen and may be relied upon with the fullest „and rockwork, and the festoons of cli 
this tefl te per doer well adapted for ‘winter flowering; | °° Postage Stamps or Post-office Orders received in payment of | plants all fall into their ag s with so much ease 
„OBRANI TUMS cena of Foster's, Hoyle’s, and fod tho above: that Nature lf might be t to have 
now varieiies of 1856; our own aa 36s. per dozen; A agent is. eee planned the scene ; especially since there is no trace 
Doida; 18 > o ouse or conservatory suc is usually 
25s. per doz D | alfa’. anD, A, BMITEL bogyo Saylte-the Rubio to | found in a garden like this. Not indeed that the 
Do. do. spection of their BALSAMS at aside for Seed), tr ik A rè 
ens prt won , 128. . which they obtained the Silver Medal at the July y Show of the} materials by which so m = Jl: xs 
18 collections can upon - | Botanic Gardens, Regent's either rare or . Verbenas, Petuni: - 
Reference or Post-office Order is particularly requested from ars :—Blush, Pink, white, searlet, purple crimson, searle : y si and el soo 
ot the Bodie pondent., made payable to Joux F. ,_ purple non flake; crimson x > an s 
An eee pa =n eee, Pos pape ton. á bizarre, s searlet Daan, , crimson maculated tea crimson mottled l colours with which ia zie has 
are delivered ag ag comet —Omnibuses from Gracechurch Street, age ani Street, ea. ne nly un 1 terial o; 
upon the London. Seuth i ulwich, g within minutes’ walk wi 9 id usual mate: 
pensate for longer dahaa ne with planta pe 1 Palace, D ~ ms being Liatris spicata, whose peculiar 
Be Payee 
