658 THE GARDENERS’ CHRONICLE. 
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HEATING EXTENSIVELY BY ONE BOILER, COMMONLY CALLED 
cele! of tenet ON CELER SYSTEM” 
, Dwelli il d, and to any extent 
& Co. refer to the ir è Establis hment, nho whole ei whieh is heated by one a en can? be seen in constant operation warming Hothonses, Greenhouse, Conser- 
‘nine de upwards of 1000 feet inl Tenge iy water in the various house pipe, ses can 
bi jest thay oe hedhe whole e together, and any part regulated ai ak poasvens: 
J.W. ive Ni y n & Co., Wellington Road, St. John’s Wood. 
We will bs here quote Mr. Hend rå: ing his app f BOILER a and oe about to erect Horticultural Buildings or to fix Hot-Water Apparatus 
srsrew. He says:— will find at our Horticultural Establishment and Ho ron Works, siort Ro: *~ Sag ped an 
Sas! more than peter Seed paparan dani Sg what Messrs. Jonn WERKS & Co. have | extensive variety of Gon nservatories, Greenhouses, Hothouses, Pits, &c., erected an full opera- 
Seer in heating ber of our hot-hous ONE BOILER. It is almost impossible for | tion, combining all aes impuoveantalts in the various ranches of the "Hlorticultural science, $ 
ay Rep satlefaction f a strongly. The Tan ani great saving produced is truly won- lesy babar ej gentleman can select the descriptior of house best adapted to the purpose for which 
Bia: fess than 2 sacks of coke in 24 hours is all that is _ to heat a variety of hothouses, dc., nearly 
ahora ions and these various houses are to some exten t widely iparnak as 300 ong stai nä in e ef ji 
7, i? 3 Pae" a ia 
50 feat in another, 200 feet in another, and so on, including on lange neioly taidon base san oto Papeier itis also an unlimited source of attraction, containing New 
ao ge one Pow also refer to numerous seats of the Nobility and Gentry in| The pin n ons of uy tal ‘lee and GREENHOL 1 th 8 g 
Various parts reroll here a one Boiler has been fixed to warm a great number of houses, c., | Nd in endless varie ca g 
— iy th fon saaien ae ar also from the same ty m A we pve of GRAPE VIN ig inp 
To some i our one Boiler is doing the work formerly done by 20, so that in these cases FRUIT TREES and SHRU BS of every kind. 
the great pre of fires, stokeholes, and. p Pansat are entirely dispensed with, The SEED BUSINESS i ] tiel, ee ; E- 
At bis Grace the Duke of Leeds’, Hornby Castle, , Yorkshire, oh J. WEEKS & Co.’s Boilers is | d At 
t A kind, and of genuine good quality.. 
Reading 10,000 feet of 4-inch pipe, and om of the hou ses, a Conservatory 190 feet long, is GARDEN TOOLS, z s; 5 ae oe 5 
situated upwards of 500 feet from the Boi P- Panamar a ` 5 dinani ' a 
J. Werxs & Co. make their Tubular Boilers of all sizes on the same economical principles; ot cele i tet eet 4 
nearly 4000 of which of different sizes are i in, operation at the seats of the Nobility and Gentry Fe g 9 
throughout the Kingdom and on the Contine: WIREWORK for all Ornamental Garden purposes. ; Fea 
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See our Lil i Catalog also Pl Horticultural Buildings and Heating by Hot-Water ; also of Cast-iron Vases and Fountains ; = 
te aloes of Pines, Fruit Trees, Stove and Greenhouse Plants, Seeds, dc. 
JOHN WEEKS & CO. paaraak Builders and e ee Apparatus Manufacturers, 
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CAMELLIAS, AZALEAS, CAME S p 1A ee NEW PELARCONIUMS. 
7 QUELL anv CO. beg to offer ne a strong healthy J. HENCHMAN, JUN., ern AA t healthy OHN SCOTT, Frorist, Bathford, near Bath, can f 
Plants of the following, so desirable for autumn and plants full GE fovmbuda o oft the following fve heer supply the fi lowing Geraniums, package and hamper | Ha 
se masta tion. rieties—Double White, hve Im ~ ricata, ct eeana supe! — insted sy 40s. s oè a ers yapi Yy Admiration, dy 
SAMELLIAS.—Fine plants, well set with flower buds of the and Candidissima ; small plants, 21s, per dozen; sec I size, aoe irable, Bre =A Cou Corsair, Clotilde, Cato, Eva, $ 
preien varieties, aan r See fo dozen. | fine well furnished plants, A + a as very c hoi plants ael Eminée, Edith, Floretta, iin Teparii Meteora, Prince of Wales, 
Ear npe dira splendid collection of all the best kinds, 12s. to | 36s. por dogen. oo pienis a re k aia = esta- men, Purple Prince , Plu uto, Ro: saline, Saracen, Sparkler, Trium- 
per dozen. | blished in the pots, a erefore n iable to cast their buds, 
RICAS. amia plants, including the best hard-wooded kinds, | as is the case with the e foreign imported plants. phanh nt se =e dozen'—Phaeton, Wonderful, Fair 
128. per do: rare Choice Indian Arren be pele oa nee own roots, bushy Ell S Seg 3 askie: er -n Petruchio, ger “anders 
PACRIS, of which we possess an extensive stock of fine bushy | plants well set for bloo s» 18s., 24s, and 30s. per dozen. | 7 Cr, erena, Seras ite” pe age p Um 
fowering KAE z the finest + ‘rarities, 12s, per dozen. aes ear Lon Lord Ra o Pes uta ne em Pree ts s poe 
aks en = een a they it eo ae were re are enabled MS TA ESS ni Bi ROW N offer we Toccoa gins a reqnested from unknown roar oe 
to offer, to advantage a fine stock of the bandsomest lead ing = PLANTS, which pay will forw. e to EEN 
Kinds at 18s. per dosen, oF 61. per 100. delete floribunda, bloom well set, per d 20s. UNEQUALLED NEW STRAWBERRY RIVAL QU oe 
TREE GARBATION erii large gence il of the most showy | 25 Azaleas, new mene eigen varieties on their own roots, with tbe TILEY begs em announce to Straw T 
s, for wi blooming, 12s. flower buds, one of a sort by name, 20s, growers and the public generally that he is ag ie 
PRLOXES—An “a new and ee ee of recent in- | 25 Hardy tie Ee ms pe et ion , 6s. Se pare ue nt ong w re page ati and thoroughly 
troduction, 9s. dozen, 7 in rawberry, as 
HYACINTHS An extensive collection of the most approved | !2 _»» endrons, including sca: vie, white, and rose, 12s. Leip aeninst more than 20 of the newest and choicest varieties - 
kinds adapted for glasses or pot culture, 9s. per dozen; together Fine hardy Scarlet Rhododendrons, 1 to 2 feet, per doz., 15s. sent out. 
with a general assortment of other Dutch ap Camelia, Sno a sorts, well set with fas 5, per ton, ipa | "amor persons when watki Se Te clvere Saw 
TREES (Wannanrny r d OZ., 30S. and tasting the fruit of various kinds, h t 
cyorce ear ae Sr eee meen Phy ons ot | ee arena crane 
ad ever be E 
Standard, ie pms ads 9s, "im we la Orchides Plants, one of a sort, fine species, 40s. aie al to that fine Strawher riy the British Quee Ath 5 
aena . 6s. | 24 choice Ericas, aea Seen pots, by name, 16s. better.” More than a hundred names prises be mentio bat 
> Trai ” ” m B03, y |2 4 Cinerarias, best v. cam -= requisite who have all same opinion, I here zn S 
PEARS, Standard ” ” ve WQs. gg | i fine g Sn atenano larga and small flowered, 6s. the names of two gentl ho ar wers, ress ota 
» Dwarf ” ” . 8s ee Best Climbing Roses of ri per doz., 6s. ticular with regard to the quality and flavour of st “ his 
E T Gr ss » 30s. to - » | Fine Standard and Half ome Roses, 12s, tc 15s. per ac Opinion of €. Maude, Esq.. Manor House, B to’ arbi R 
> ro i \s 
vied " $ tg * | sg come E a ; 2 to 4 feet, suitable for exposed place is com at iid Saat flavoured Straw iria beep ovar nen its 
SEOTAEINES e d, in fi Psi i sia ond other Dutch Flower Roots in any quanti Pair ninth hone Rye kalo except 
SECTARINES 38s. to bo 3 | a = Conservatories and ipanaa ee in aay portet the i tee cath cm be artna pect We f t t top 
y > o» | Kingdom on very reasonable term hich the Queen always has.” 
Sindara, in fae vay EEES eag ae Albion Nursery, Stoke Narteks. Lew E Air Suinsbiry, Esq., Swainswick House, pes 2 are wa 
5 eee a | — PARKER begs to infor age triends and | known to the flori cultural world, being sre ive ever yet been 
ARESA $ | rons that his PRICED AND DESCRIPTIVE CATA- | number of the finest seedling Dahlias that hed. Strawberries I 
rn a: a of the finest varieties by | LOGUE OF GERANIUMS, CINERARIAS, &c., is now ready, | Sent out :— This is one of the Ant n r. 
od eter An for size and flavour, 30s. | and will be forwarded, post free, upon = = ation haye ever tasted, and should Iike to. have piama Se. gyar thet 
RANTS, — large a aples,| He also begs to pria attention to the following of which he The advantage of the above splendid Strawber vp tich 
| a stock in strong and healt! yor plant nt fine variety the Britis Queen’ is pints is is one of the 
weet Red, Knight's large | Aral celsa (Norfolk Island Pine e), each a v Queen is a very delicate and tender A ER dae: ever yet beer 
and Wibod White Grape, | Azalea indioa, of sorts, from, per doz. -<4 a 18: @ | bardiest and most productive fruiters tiat Ons Cor splendi 
most desirable kinds in cultiva | Camellias, of sorts, from, per doz. "y 24 0j grown; berries very large, pie fin pr pert which is 
| Cyclamen Atkinsi, flowering bulbs, each s.6đ.to 5 0} colour. It also possesses the following F of texture, 
| Delphinium formosum, the fines E tsar 0 erea seldom to be met with in any other kind, viz., aston without 
PTAR peret varie Siloka ompi comprising all the very best per doz. ofso that it ane with safety be sent to any i saw? aay or J 
varieties, 3s. 6d. per 100. T ceeoe, o sorts, from, per doz. o | injury, and kept for mer. days Le of the bat varieties ever 
| Ete, of oo from, per doz, tee j ©} of flavour. It wil è pga 
ea ia rns, hardy, from, per doz, ... |. 0 | yet offered to the pul ublie. tat every por i 
ove and ause; from, per doz. o | is requi 1. 15s. for 50; 11. for 25 
| umra (Pampas Grass), per doz. o| Strong well-rooted pie 25 or the dozen, se bent Postage a 
‘x ‘Sein Exotic, from, per pa 2 0 jor one dozen for for 125 ; ice order is expected to accompany #! 
Free to London, Man- aginellas, of sorts, from, per doz. et Q} package free, 
‘wal as to any Railway Station | t ference to accompany all orders gee Florist, 14 
? s unl : oe ü pwarp TILEY, Nurserymen, Seedsman, and 
h, Norfolk. | Paradise Nursery, Hornsey, and Seven Sisters’ Road, Holloway. Abbey Churebyard, Bath. 
