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DWARD Dig ded hoat to anon ta Straw- ED T. NEST HELIOTROPE IN CULTIVATION. 
berry growers an e public generally that he i: 
gending out strong well-Toted plants of the above nnequall = estantasiuest | IMR FIELD ine tooo the Trade Helltrope im 4S 
new Seedling Strawberry, which possesses more good qualities TE 2 . s well ad ted fo eo 8s. 6d. Tax one giv here bee 
than any other ever yet grown. For further particulars see X UTTON anv D SONS have just received a v Me presets N doni a: ption Mr. yer iie t the culewaia 
erage A Cents Fg ‘ifr 35or one don ed plaate; Collection of Hyacinths, Anemones, Tongue , Oro- | author ity of the censors’ decision at the Royal Potanic reread 
A o k a a a, A pr iaee = a cuses, and numerous other B ulbou ws Flo ay ae ot "direct al in ho. wok wit ino e National Soci E aa A June. 
$ Yh ‘strech Se rapan P ants wi in January, 12s. per dozen, p: 
free. A Post-office Order is dian to accompany all > mt not included, pa sess fice siy ins payable at AA ere atezai 
FFRON WALDEN NURSERY. 
SUPERB DOUBLE HOLLYHOCKS, 
ILLIAM baat mi ANNUAL DESCRIP- 
TIVE ye cpa — ee on the Culture, 
Exhibiting, &e. of thi y be had on receipt of one 
a e ER L Se E Bas pai Seed saved from 20 best varieties, mixed, per packet .., 5s. Od. 
flings than fte Black Prince, and there is a certainty E the Publie the pnt ee i f FLOWER “Do mixed _. 12 do. do. i He 
Top from Plants now ready, 7s. 6d. per 100. ROOTS cellen at condition, and they respectfully solicit early | —*~———— SPENSER NA 
cn rae Ri ers yee same, Catalogues may be had peA oe aiii on. TCA R S P E N ce 
manor ANO CANAUS aA PLA ALES A wend Street, Westminst i ia SiN ng dd to inform a the Publie that that 
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int = as a large Stock of the shovel DN to dispose tll p BROW N'S “Advertisement of BULBS | for this month. ‘This novel Hybrid hie. raised ay neck in 
of. The ice T nd RC por S see the third p: f the Gardeners’ Chronicle | Chiswick Nursery. It is a very free blooming tvariety, very 
Hitiower Plants, 2s. per 100, package aided” They are of September 20th. small plants being laden with flowers; is a vigorous 
fine iaga sell oe cyl orders must be accompanied with a Choice and sorted collec f H. with the babit of E. Cavendishi ; and oth as regards ha and 
remitt: Walcot Street, Bath. 40s., and 60s. per collection. colour of flowers is altogether distinet from any Van A 
ee ROMAN AND = ile: gps NAR CATALOGUES for -e prosent season of the following may To the addi igan recommendation of remaining three months 
i CISSUS, 4s. per dozen.—The above Bulbs, of | be vn on application, n bloom. Was awarded a Small Silver Medal at the last July 
which is so justly esteemed for its early 1 Sse pray pres a Bulbs and Roots. Fruit Trees. Exhibition p the Royal Botanic Society, Regent e ts , es 
fragrance, and the latter for its purity and y PES ce, have Just Herbaceous Plants, Strawberries. established Plants, 21s. each — Chowk Nu Livan 3 aie 
arrived, and Zo tee at A. Coppett’s Italian and Foreign Hapa ocks. Geraniums, E EORGE BAKER begs to po his 
1 1, Waterl $ 7 inerarias. 
TRESS WHITE GE RANNA FAEN GNA Bens Diib and Climbers Gow. pian O Plants. ORNAMENTAL SHRUBS, CON SANERIONN Crt and 
is now ready for Sale; toe me the best forcing Geranium out. Roses, : Winter-flowering ditto. i apere A, meee will be ready in a few days, and may be had 
‘The plant is of a good dwarf habit, aR ptn large truss of ae Solver. Suffolk 
r loan I 
white flowers upon a strong ornai 5s, per plant; ETT er Lara Ee fro Ame! 
re four COLL ‘om ‘Sunningdale bition, one hout’s : i Posen Tralee 
T.G. hasa few —. a of his ee Azalea rosea alba, | yyt pe ERE AND CO, ret T ERCH tation; ł from Reading. 
ci anA TII., and Cam 7 -= arsana , yet on hand. For Plymouth, have much grey in off fering the following LARGE SWEET BAY N OAKS 1 
eseription see Gardener? Chronicle for Saturday, September 27. | Collections of Dutch Roots, for and small-sized garden: — CUTEUSH. re “SON _ gu he ‘hand a 
His Lists of eg ~ camry abating pod se Plants in general will be £ Fa arge Stock of the above; which they 
„printed shortiy.— Nursery, Surrey y Lane, Battersea, Oct. 11.__ | No, fC olentiom, 3 x the most approved sorts .., ae 10 0 | ver: Ekaki 
OICE SHOW PINKS. No. 2 ontainiig smaller quantities « 250 p a fine e priota, of STANDARD and DWARF- reise 
Wiesicetim HUSSEY A p Amy the undernamed | No. mall garden eee «» 1 5 0} FRUIT TREES; Aes TREES rw pots, LARGE pone cen 
Fre m—one pair of eac 5s. package included ; 100 Hpi tate ery fie sorts. Purchaser's selection 3 10 0| RIES, and all other N ursery Stock in excellent condition 
ne mE Arthur Briian, Beatie, Conrad, í Con- | ae seat are iera ET » > Jé 0 | transplanting. Prices upon ech , es 
~~ Henry Steers, Duke Welli ” ” gate Nurseries, near London. 
‘Earl of Carlisle. Harry, Harriet, Juno, Jenny Lind, Eae of | 50 ” By ” b 110 
Purples, Koh-i-noor, Lord Charles Welles! r, Lord È = rdinge, 24 12 varieties “s 015 HEATHS AND EPACRIS. 
ord John Russell, Taurs, gw na Mars, 12 010 bi Girang J. & J. orn ow to offer the 
Mrs. ny aa thello, Prima uy) vant Det ailed aad o the above are iven in the “ Descri above in fine healthy plants an wer buds. If a 
Prince Albert, — Victoria — “os Teddington, tive Price o, A ease <4 large aired ud npr be oe will be very Leena A list 
Titus, Winchester Rival_—Horticultural Gardens, Norwich. of the be had on 
E E AE E e | n | ad pe one stamp. Natania amen a Bridge Load, ade 
rate) E & Co., Seed Merchants, Plymouth. 
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mands.—Epwarp TILEY. Nurseryman, Seedsman, and Flori: Prices very moderate. Lists gratis, and post free. 
id Abbey Church Yard, Bath. D, 5 grai po! Wirtra{ Fiero, Florist, Kensal Town, London. 
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This variety has now been grae aoe at the maids 1 Gardens 
and other places to be the best a most useful St pe salt 
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Ww H. BLAND has great pleasure in offering the NEW IMPORTED DUTCH ROOTS. > 
* above valuable Flowering Shrub, which has proved the yy E. RENDLE anv CO., SeeD Koura The Gardeners’ Chronicle. 
ree seasons quite superior to any other Lilac in cultiva- ymouti have much pleasw $ 
in June 1853 y. n SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1856. 
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—- it very superior to any other hee snt fa the | announcing that their Dutch Bulbs are just pews} 
resent year, p. 392, i 
Laces Av oe D Thespian now sent fly confirms what collection includes a gen sortment of HYACINTHS,| THE autumn has brou ight f further information 
wesaid of the variety in 1853; it is a handsome. purple Lilas, TULIPS, NARCISSUS,” ANEMONES, RANUNCULUS, about O H ive that 
¢loser in the bunch and firmer in note flower than any Lilac of esi LILIUMS, IRIS, GLADIOLUS, &c. &c. Pp 
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With such excellent authori r comment wou! pon tè criptive Price Current of Dutch Roots is jus 
Superfluous, excepting to remark that the plants now offered a publisher, and can be had in return for one postage 
hed pan nest possible condition, and may be had a hg following inte, 
, viz., 5s. each, three ae 12s, or six for 2s, Prices for ‘Apply to’ Wa. B: Rewpie & Co., hait; Pl | we returns of the first two or three years’ manage- 
Established 1786. | — of a Peach wall by those who had never pre- 
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rinte Agent for the pe of it. 4 DUTCH FLOWE Si ously seen one, there would be a still greater con- 
pe als oy uested from unknown correspond G S 
W.H. Bias, Nire Fordham, Cambridge. JA ES CHAR ae AND co. “have nt uch pleasure ft Kal evidence ; some would have had no Pe: 
afa Gx. and a few man: 
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THE LARGEST AND CHEAPEST STOCK OF GERANIUMS | which have given toa universal satisfaction for many aniti tra $ yei 
IN ENGLAND. Are now ready, and will be forwarded carriage paid to any part anga tructure is g 
OHN WESTWOOD has much pees r being | of the kingdom No 1 jfet ction (3);c0 contains a ta than a And well it met. when 
able to announce to the public aving devoted thelast | Splendid Double ani e Hyacinths for glasses; 
18 meatal to testing the piae erip of every portion of his | for pots; 24 ditto, ditto, for borders; 12 splendid Narcis, various, and bad sum ‘sith indifferent autumns have to 
Stock, and at a vast riia made it the finest of its kind ay for pots; 12 do. named. Early Tulips (single and double); 50 do. | ‘be conten: nit f; j: y 
‘existence, he has recommenced business under very advan mixed late Tulips for borders; 12 do. Double Jonquils; 24 do, t seems to us that tó ptre mistake is made in 
geous circumstances. named nglish Iris; 24 do. named Spanish Iris; 4 lb. mixed thi tt put penta res ion ‘of 
sg: en nam, erous ladies and gentlemen who favoured him with | Double Anemones; 1 Ib. mixed Single Anemones; 100 splendid this ma rd n ga possessi 
their orders at the commencement of 1855, J. W. tenders his | mixed eee 100 do. pesos Crocus, 25 sorts; 100 do. minds that aie hg ot “iy grow r feit in pa orchard 
thanks; and having ade ata e and through the gross negli- | Mixed Blue; 100 do. Mixed White; 100 do. Double Snowdrops; house 
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to om he th Eiei = conduct of | 12 do. Dog’s-tooth Violets; 6 Summer Jipe 
fis h a e grap many p “plants natae ly named, he| No. 2 Collection half the above amount. A general aen such a enairat is vag grow fruit well where 
kes this ae to those who may have Catalogue may be h eae Seine ina ‘ cannot obtain it out of doors. It is like the 
Teceived any such from T sey to whom he has not already | 74, King William Street, City, Tentan E, sheds and t umble edo wn houses of which we have 
made reparation, that sav Bater do erie es espe A EF M ME DI LA TELY dnes aD 
Particulars of those plants which striet | YV GRAPES s producing admi 
Eanos wih iele rän), either by forwarding them alne; PEACHES, MELONS, Nobody aroe s such places for imitation when 
Sie alas aa all thnk ont somes A EIEC OAE ix Sainte, 0 be Axp ormer CHOICE FRUITS. | better ca pon be had. The point to observe is 
‘ow personally superintends his Nursery. Aap or OTgEONGE TAYLOR, Jux. |that under skilful management as much may be 
A full Catalogue of SHOW, FANCY, BEDDING, 3 and ak s Teas A bg |i dae es pore structures as in buildings on which 
FRENCH GERANIUMS, will be ready for Pb ane to WERS’ h ohe Matt | i s kk W 
all applicants on and after the 12th instant. 4 General Cata- sate | the glazier, carpenter, and ironm ve lavished 
sn si hin ee aat Am ew con es eee ae — all the skill that money can purchase, We never saw 
en ee Sea omer, ied aan ae 4 NEORGE JACKMAN begs to state that his finer Grapes or a heavier crop than in an old tumble- 
= on Filo a alee S reens oo PRICED CATALOGUE is now ready, and can be had 4 fint-roofed plass Teni o. With Wal tie” pines 
noaTicu LTURE. free on Bae pve ication, comprising Choice Conifere, Hardy Ever Gown Hat “so0led pias ? 
W AND RARE PLANTS. greens, and Ornamental Trees E Shrubs, all of which are well broken; the skill of its owner rose above the defects 
OHN WEEKS anp CO., King’s Road, > Kipras grown 79% constantly re septa es s also, an extensive grower of of the bui ings but it ld be absurd to suppose 
Thi lishi tis an unlimited source of | Ro d Fruit and Forest Trees. Ap 
a ra DOAA G3 pal jolene wishes to call attention to his Dwarf-trained that because we record this fact we Sareea recom- 
ey oo of abs kid chs pd im endless variety, eld | Fruit Trees ¥ bel ng clean grown and well trained, including all mend Vineries to be old, tumbledown, flat-roofed, 
e Vari stages in €! t en ini 
every novel ty that is soe Ircultivatin, Wokin: inde p, mile from Woking me anA spate with half the panes bi ARA 
A Saves of GRAPE VINES struck from eyes, Very | Rail, where all Trains stop and conveyances can be T Boe n objection which 
stone or Planting it ase Pa ri ots. SPLENDID NEW RHUBARB “‘ CRIMSON ote er an orchard house is that it oa x a yield suficient 
RI rubs of every kind. ` $ 
THE SEED BUSINESS is conducted upon snextensive seale, | poe Panpi oe Sose, said t i for the > trouble and upi attending i 
article warrant arranted true to its kind, and of genuine good peio n, Ere Sameer y out. for the, frst timo | Tá 1854, feeling unless heera ear mani ; heer as 
GARDEN Horticultural Implements of every pentane bing its superior quality an ced price to meet wi o! e urn. 
description, nali tne hast make, no inferior article } zep a continuance of demand; It is very early an nd productive. and in a span-roofed house 60 feet long and eet 
the ast TRON VASES and FOUNTAINS, a great variety of ip Interior of the s 1353. = | wide, with a walk all round between a side border 
WIREWORE foralr orn Garden “Very good, and a most beautiful d with and a rectan bed in the middle. 
a obility Gentry are respecttlly inv ed. ae | h a house will have fourteen rafters on each 
t this establi: wh Hiertloull science in all its ns. . = 
branches Ta pe A combining all modern +S paei Pris Tri plants, 1s, 6d. each, or 6l. per 100; Two-year side, and three Ni ei: Against each rafter there 
So that a Lady or Gentleman can select whatever they may old, 2s. 6d. each, or 102. per 100. wi e lle b 243 pon Dy ge i Tats two 
Fequire connected with Horticulture. others. gives x x 2= INES 
OHN WEEKS orticultural d Hot-w ter ressed to ROBERT SALT, haga ienga Longton, 
ADparatns pe se lg 5 — cdoedsbire ver a0. dhe following agents. vilt met with strict pots. Of course these Vines will be trained u 
TOn HOUSES, GREENHOUSES, CONSERVATORIES, | attention: sesors, Hurst t & M'Mull bo niapi, heips the rod system. 
PITS, made materials, sent ur Nurse: 
to any pastor pininana —— Sager wane faiais na Dickson & Šons, Nurserymen, | At the end where there is no door the border — 
pte our Illustrated  Colalogues of all the various branches of | 112, Eastgate Street, C — & Kent, Nurserymen, ywi]] = ample room for 6 Fic trees. 
secre BS Pres, ge es ongtor, Oct.11.| On the borders there is room for 12 fifteen-ineh 
Jons Warxs & Co, King’s Road, Chelsea. ttance from un pondents.—Longton, | 
