THE GARDENERS’ C 
AGRICULTURAL 
No. 4 40. 0.1856.) 
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4. 
EX, OR PRESENT PLAN T 
bet Ee a Lod CEPT SMALL PARCELS 
Pathology, Nasctabie 
TRTA O68 
TING.| A 
HRONICLE 
GAZETTE. 
A Stamped Newspaper of Rural ihe and General News.—The Horticultural Part Edited by Professor Lindiey. 
Pri 
e Fivepence 
į red EDITION, bd. 
PRICED ‘CATALOGUE OF PL 
ANTS, including 
RARE sand HARDY CONIFERS, HARDY ORNA- 
CARRIAGE FREE, EX 
eh coum „the best im ortai by name, per dozen ° 10 | MENTAL SHRUBS and CLIMBERS, GREENHOUSE 
Peach, Bariy Grosse Mignone pe st import (al double) oe io 1 10 0 | PLANTS, AZALEAS, ERICAS, EPACRIS, CAMELLIAS, 
- 663 -HE poean Go i00 0 5 o GERANIUMS, CARNATIONS, PICOTEES and PINKS, 
ae | Gi ingle) m0 4 o] o | HOLLY HOCKS, PHLOXES, CHRYSANTHEMUMS; 
A | TULIPS, fine mixed early, for pot sor bi 07 HARDY I ACEOUS PLANTS, &e, &c a and 
e | CROCUSES, mixed for open ground, (per 1000, 123. 6d.) 0 1 é | Sold by You a5 & Co., Royal Nursery, RE ds am orfolk, is 
ci e| Also many other kinds of Flower Roots just import a which are | HOW ready, and Sa ree ern ed on applica 
"i selling at | ces, as see Lists, which ma) d post free. RU j . — Et 
N.B New as, Radish, Horn Carrots, &c., now ready. RIVERS has wactod aie DESCRIPTI VE 
moe , Royal Berks Seed Establishment, Reading. | CATALOGUE of FRUITS, seeing a poe ba 
St bee i} prac THS a ind oi ther DUTCE eon | compiled with great care, and c uch o original an 
: id aie: AON aya, hrap action cacao P: pe Current has just b en pub- py Rent ae irra postage tae 
Ynundations and woods 6st he ae is = | lish hed a4 Wiest in RENDIE & Co., Seed PTR 
66; a | Plym a and c be obtained in return for one 
a | postage stamp. 
DUTCH AND CAPE 
pa CARTER anp 
High Holborn, London, 
| hensive Mata (OF 
-first Autum: Se enh 
charge and post-p. maid to 
F application. ae Bulbs are co Racin ot frat 
MES CARTER & C oa See aim aR 
Ce ee M BARR T Fs 
FT APE GARDENER, WAKEFIELD. 
HORTICULTURAL pigeon sir on the best improved 
rinciples 
E WORLD, U 
sobs $ quality. 
n, í a olborn, London, 
*,* An extensive stock of Fru: T TRE S, ORNAMENTAL SHRUBS, = 
Priacattans, FOREST jeiki p and ‘THORNS. 
SHOR 
ILLIAM 
NEE CUTBUSH, ae SON ‘beg to intimate 
that a RST IMPORTATION of the oe have 
anise in vie Re oani. DERCE Pei CATA- 
rasy ES, which conta’ — celebrated system of culture, can be 
tained fiee on applica: 
High; 
and OTHE RS 4 Gis to NaS, near London 
ERS having Surpli HOICE FRUITS, VEGE- 
TABLES, and PLOWE a Sage peal j DUTCH BULBS. 
ispose of during the Winter and 
will meet 
SH Purchaser by fo forwardin g to 
ORGE TAYLOR, Jun. 
Froir SAT ESMAN, 
St. John’s Mar! “4 
ives o 
Contractor and Commission Salesman for Seine Garden Pronos, 
———— —  Reference—The Baak of Liverpoc 
IN 
GRAPE Ss PO 
gom WEEKS anp Co., King’s Road, * Chelsea, ean 
now supply Grape Vines ties from eyes in very wits 
condition, strong and healthy, for 
the best ra 
x 
| 
RSs | 
R 
we begs to inform his friends and | 
t he has docnteell his annual importa b 
H ZACIN TH 1s poe other BULBS, ue? is Ota to say that | 
a hey s, Lerija fine in quality thi ason. A priced and | 
"o mon is esai ready, seat will be forwarded poet 
mittance or reference to acco! 
ri 
paro 
2 
all o 
| Horn 
vie HYACINTHS CH FLO 
Ps Uraka respectfully jG To; ar) parte a 
hi eA i S in fine condea in 
and. eeik ited. Des 
pri riced Cataloones rate oi e 
CHARLES ALEXANDER, Nurseryman and Seedsman, 30, West | 
Register r Stree t, Edinburgh. 
puros n YACINTHS, CROCUS, & of the ‘firs 
ze and quality, can bn: “supplied by ma ARLES Sournp 
| High Street, Clapham, bas 
kingdom. See his Des 
appl ication. 
is| [UTH BULBS o 
. 
LYHOCK SEED, 
N offer the above, save 
eeds, 1s. 6d. 
sorts. 
rat Establishment, King’s Road, Chelsea. 
o 
st | 
BY, | 
as low as any house in ped, 
d free 
pri 
sies 1 now eh IEE gn riced List; to be had 
N FERB NEW CINERAR 
begs to inform the public that he is 
RAPE F SUPERIOR QUALITY AT | 
* now pea ont aset of 10 new and distinct Cinerarias, OW PRICES. 
Saido be the finest ever yet offered to the public, for which he | Anemones, early fowering pusar co olours a 5s. per 100. 
begs to refer to his Prospectns and Testimonials of ae pro mixed, all ws» 21s. per 100. 
_| Nurserymen who have them for trial. Price 15s. the set. named, «+» Gs. per doz, 
rAddiess, Mr, E. Ra PER, Florist, 53, I Street, Leamington. x A: es hoe per tos, 
ARGE EVERGREEN SHRUBS— ali it pei eect “LT a. pee 1000. 
Hundred Evergreen Shrubs’of large size and fine growth to} Tris, mix ixed, a! 1 colours ú ais 5s, per 100. 
dof. They were Leal y us three years ago in a a — , with ev other kind of ‘Flower Roots, equall 
leman’s agaran ome ndon, which now require Pare te Ages , may be Pad of Wirntram DENYE pie oma 
ue ayo ee ga aroile RSpboshantty for any one wishing | and Tiorist, 82, paska ictr Street, London. B, 
k With good ball sof et t a ea ona ones wee = _ Descriptive and Priced Catalogues forwarded on application.’ _ 
` Ren and Seedsmen, Hammersmith, near London ANTED IMMEDIA L T 
È S AND EPACRIS. GRAPES, PINES, 
à MESS AS ; PEAC MELONS. 
HER CHOICE FRUITS. 
S, 
AND OT 
Apply or forward to 
pk tee soe GEORGE TAYLOR 
Gro 
Fs Ss ER have to offer the 
vein fine healthy plants and full of iw buds. Ifa 
mii very mode A list 
tep, Aon Eviope Lined Essox, viri BALESAN, ey t, 
TARDY WEATHS—A fe Collection e M “Liver 
5 iverpool. 
- well grown PLANTS, by the Hundred or Thousand. ee REC oR 
pE with -P tL ue sent freen application to QTRA ERRY _ PLA NTS. — CUTHILL’S | three 
& y, Knap Hill Nursery, Woking, Surrey. eninge sure and great bearers. See former Advertisements. 
_ WALK LER, Londonderry, offers the seein — 
* 3000 1-year PEAR TREES, on dwarf roots. 
5000 2-year ditto ditto. 
200,000 2-year SEEDLING NORWAY SPRUCE FIR. 
10,600 cia eps ROSE STOCKS. 
Lists, with prices, on application. 
i KINCSBRIDCE NURSERY, DEVON. 
' 'PHOMAS MOORE has for sale a n arge amber o of 
PE on 
Also his eee Pamplilets. el wages. &e. 
Denmark Hill, Ca: 
mberwell, Lon don. 
n the Tist ist is 
A Posto order 
lle: 
V.B. See the pote of the: Pomological Soc ety in this sil of 
July 19; a Borge te in os 4 Pe ct “a of Operations gsr nig 
s Kir Lyn ery, Bi 
rsery, Stoke Newington, London. | mode Lat prices —Wan eno Road, Vaux ‘auxhall, 
t | Pric 
= rye 
rsery, 
Ta Catt, 
= avi 
i 
flow 
Price; 4s. per 
fiow 
6 classes, ST stamps; mized p 
packets Oth 
7QOSES—'The DESCRIPTIVE ae ALOGUE of 
ROSES by Mr. Rrvers for the present Season is ioe eet 
| for delive y, and will be sent feo on application. It is 
arranged as to be a true guide for the Amateur in alata 
Roses.—Nurseries, Sawbridgeworth, Herts. 
9 hme A pres <i f charge 
THE rons, a appli- 
& oo jar Arai &c., 238, High 
k 
inthe’ of all the leading a = sgt 
List will be forwarded free 
J. &. 
Ming of tl e bes rpetua 
flowering “kinda suitable for planting ns m: 
e per dozen or hundred (according 
be had on 
asses or for potting. 
CEEOL 
appli ai e 
The Nurse’ dge Road, Essex. 
TURNER'S 5 New Catalogue of GERA- 
FANCY GERANIUMS, © CINERARIAS, 
see. PREN OLE HOER 
ead y, and ca Had on application 
oan rae 
NIUMS, 
Capea 
| PANSIES, &e. 
Pt A NTS. 
5 ae Exhibitor of the above 
Bo PEF gartenn Regent’s Park, London, 
begs to state gr his CAT GUE of RHODENDRONS, 
AZALEA La blished, ee can be obtained in exchange 
for two post The ‘colours - the no niger dir are 
descr ries and the oğ a select of the 
rite kinds of Pinuses, Sa 
„n The Ameri 
AMER 
HN WAT ERER, 
Plants at the Royal 
Terv, Dash. Surrey. 
PLAI 
ESSRS. WATERER AND “GODFREY beg to 
pÀ intimate that their Priced and Descriptive CATALROUH os 
OF HARDY RHODODENDRONS, ray oe a and other 
American Plan and may had free on. 
application wi 
Nursery, Wo! ee 
eni. 
Lay Nek S. 
UPERB DOUBLE 
ANNUAL DESCRIP - 
LL AM CHATTER 
Ww! 
TIVE CATA UE, with remarks on the. Culture, 
nee &e. of ae Coble flower may be saon e 
postage stamp. 3 
j saved EOT per pakiki) O 
Good mixed ch rA 
VINES FOR FRUITING IN PC N 
. J. & J. FRASER, Nu 
3s. 6d. each. "A list of the sorts 
i H 
T SIES! !, PANSIES l aed 
eady for “Autumn pianti 
ng, strong Seere 
T, from a m and Te ean ;- oii vya 
dozen.—Address W. H. Davis, Jun, St. 
Hill, Newbury. A 
LENNY’S ; IMPROVED BALSAM sa ae from 
en 
3 inches across, wih yey and si other, 
ery. choice care a a. 
only. 
Racks iio reikar dara Ae ras BE, Fu tham 
© Tix Oaks 4 fee s mE STRAWBERRIES ‘ED. PURCHAS 
Ša t. is TE ED TO. A TE 
China i at 4 aes yu AM J NICHOLSON is now prepared to| WW“ AN E 
“The. P tie aid Runners ofall the now and ofthe! CHOICE SE Rue AND VEGETABLES. 
fine nek uses, 18 inches. The Shrubs are all | older varieties of Stra i ng about 40 of the very l to GEORGE TA TA LOR Ja 
= me ares ce beat English, French, yond =i sorts. Prios an particulars | o ary SALESMAN ree TRAC 
$ y a aa alah TUE lication to the wes ILLIAM ICHOLSON, s- 
$ Saalem seet a Fha piire r atalognes o of Which, a2 soot | taal rae Beets HAR Y 30s. per 100; 18s. per 50; 10s. sie aaa 3 
‘wane. ee De on applicatio HE E FILBERT ' PINE STRAWBERRY.—This is vnurouttl INCARNATUM, Italian Rye-grass, 
E Seedsmen, Edinburgh. 2 misrome The Strawberry reat raised sar Farm in Winter es, Engl 
Se, Cie eee t eh as “ Myatt’s ing.” Though not of a 
FRUIT PREES.—Fine Standard and large sizo ae oe inte variety... foe Ir. Yermnce abreatine, Seeds for elie sowing 
rained Apricots, , Pears, Plums, | ment, Strong plants, 5s. per 100. Jrom Wriirat E RENDLE & 
A E ne AM E 50 Manor Parm, POS TH. p 
aee Quince’, aad W eltials, AE 3 0| CHRYSANTHEMUM ma Ny EARLY WINTER VETCHES.—Thie tea ` 
new, thin-shelled and red- perdoz, ... 4 0 Bip HANDLER AND SONS seo now \ oey es superior 01 sori, on and comes TWO 
J i E i we + 180 ing o e bushy plants both of the pnd a wA variety. 
and Cherries, grown ex varieties e RYSANTHEMUMS, from 9s. to 12s. per dozen. 
dozen ” "18 0 | Also fine healthy youn: ee os cae N set with pa ng 
nene for reenhonse and "American lants. 30s. per dozen and uj A grea! variety o of FERNS at sag’ Only i ss iaaii. baer 
