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THE GARDENERS’ HRONICLE 
GRICULTURAL GAZETTE. 
A Stamped Newspaper of Rural Lovet ef and General News.—The Horticultural Part Edited by Professor Lindley. 
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No. 42.—1856.] SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18. Be eins 
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INDEX. aa s $ H on e: ‘and other DUTCH H BULBS— PE eG. 
oe Sa ee ord Af 3 a het oe i os riptive Price Caren has just b en pub-| py WEERS ap i D Co. King’s T dis , Chel ea 
P a mr a a Sapir aren bw 693 e | lished by naa ©. Renpie & Co. ve Merchants | supply Grape Vines struck from eyes in very fini 
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a 92 ath, ia o be vrei rt, on for Mid En oor aT althy, for Planting or Forcing in Po! s, alb 
Pati amp. _ Poke? Sct Tinara Pt i Horticultural Establishment, King’s R Road, Chelsea. 
Plants, DUTCH AND CAPE BULBS. Tage ES FOR FRUITING IN POTS. 
= ase of RTER anp CO., Seeds &e., 238, | MS ESS J. & J. FRASER, Nurserymen, Les 
Ri Road, Essex, beg to invite ds tention to their fine 
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p of ra above. tage 5s. and 7s. 6d. each. 
la bi i ed ng ont, 3s. 6d. each. A list of the sorts 
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| SHOULYHOGK “SEED. 
(mi ansa Eaa i: Bi D beg to offer their Holly- 
S ni eC, pb = s. 6d., 28. and 5s. each. This 
MEs GRAHAM, NURSERYMAN, SEEDSMAN, and | 
ae Ee Frorrst, North Gate, Chichester, =s othe honour s see 
ILLIAM SHORT, Lanpscare and ORNAMENTAL L | public that his CATALOGUES of the above ma: 
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Trade mem: 
691 ¢ | Vine borde 
. 692 6 | Was! 
. 6934 tri is 
.. 699 e | Zoolcgy, 
GARDENER, 21, St. John’s Wood Terrace, Regent's Park, | application, Also a quantity z PINE SUCKERS aa a Teel Ithy | ere oer -a a Rosery, Bungay, 7 Suffolk, Oct. 18._ 
London iyo cg Ground Works, igre &e., taki n by js tock to be had ‘at reasonable | oa Ot LLYHOCK SEED. 
contract o Une oaptionstie references can be give n. DUTCH E ETC. =. ce T D SON offer thè awe = peas 
prionicu ETOR —In conseque of Mr. Joun WILLIAM CUTBUSH” ines SON beg to intimate their best flowers, in packets of 200 seeds, r 18 
Epwanps tariak REMOVED. THOM HOLLOWAY itis that their SECOND IMPORTATION of the above have | Varieties, separat® packets, named, ce oo Strong “plants dn 
aa alee that all communications be addressed arrived in P ition RAIA RIPTIVE CATALOGUES, Pri he pet ing sor Aalt b ie s Key ansies now y- 
No. 20, Sharp’ ley, London, fowl which pers ‘their PcaLabeat ted s sige po dal ‘can be obtained free | °° yee on sae —Nurperies, Hewett ie 
DENDROBIUM FALCONERI, į figured ra pee 3g on application, Baa AA in strict rotation. ANSIES! PANSIES! PANSIES !—Now ready 
è ate Nurseries, near London. for pe planting, strong’plants of the above fortes from 
are eo Magazine ar pe e —Plants of this RICAN, PLANTS. | a large le well-selected stock, Warranted true. Pri 4s. per doz. 
m ely new species, nest of t! s 
at 42s, each by Huan Low & Co, Cl ry—oet.18. | VATE anp GODFREY beg to intimate t| __Addre sw Data or E Maey il, Newbery 
re R am their Priced and Descriptive CATALOGUE OF HAR : 
fee EVERGREEN SHKUBS.—Several| RHODODENDRONS, AZALEAS, and other American Plants ROU INCARNATUM, Italian 
Hundred Evergreen Shrubs‘of large size and ne growth to | is now ready, and may be had free on application to Messrs, i 
be disposed of. They were planted by us three years ago in a | WarerEr rE braen Tne Hill Nu rsery, Woking Su d er Vetches, English Rye, and ue and other A ras: 
gentleman’s Shrubberies near London, which now require Warrener & Goprazy, Enap A ma ds g Sures | ‘i fur otto sowing can be obtained in any quantiy 
thinning. This is an excellent opportunity for any one wishing FERN CATALOGUE. from Wruttam E. RENDLE & Co, Seed Mere th. 
k iv immediate wre pa ground work, as they T ot 0 y DESCRIPTIVE CATA- F SH GROWTH 
of earth.—Apply to Messrs. ursery- | LOG 4 pages) of his Collection of BRITISH and . ata 
men and Seedsmen, H rsmith, near London. | FOREIGN miia ied post free for six stamps. EW EARLY WINTER VETCHES.—This is a 
GTRAW BERRY PLANTS. — Curnitr’s th | ratis to all previov sers.— Nursery, Foot’s Cray, Keni _ very su ior sort, and comes or 
: ‘and great bearers. See former Advertisements. M Oss SPHAGNUM for Packing, ted ier than the comm Subscribers can 
‘Also his three Pamphlets. New Cucumbers, &c. | IV Huon Lowe & Co.—Clapton Nursery, London. Strongly recommend them. per b Py es 
1, Denmark Hill, Camberra, Lond | i upro WALDEN NURSERY. gallon. Only a few walls n jain. 
ST. 
N KITLEY’S CAROLINA SUPER BA. a ee rot ton at ne 
for 21s. will secure 100 good strong Plants of this very excellent ee 
Seedling, basket included, o or 3s. 6d. per dozen, ee by post. 
RB DOUBLE HOLLYHOCKS. Wri1iam E, RENDLE & ., Seed Merchant 
W ILLIAM CHATERS ANNUAL DESCRIP- | EW EARLY WIN NTER 2 TARE, recommended 
TIVE Me TLLOGUK with ae on se Culture, | N practical Agriculturists for produ acing an abundant crop 
biting, &c, of this noble flower may b had on receipt of one | 10 daya cartier init any other variety yet introduced. Orders- 
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JEW RAWBERRIES.—First on list 
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N.B. See the report of the S Poeaglieicsl Society in this prepar of sou stamp. [ré ad fo! or al 
| Ja at 153. us] 
July 19; hoes keid in ar, iyacmb Va ale eer „J rT ha age saved from R best > nng aa per packet ,.. 5s. go em As r. H. RayNnrR a Dasta A 
Good mixed ts i 0 | GROWERS. 
xed oe o ooe anoe eeue a SA R S 
[NDE ERUILL'S “SIR FHARRY” STRAWBERRY NEW CATALOGUES FOR 1856-8 | ARDENERS hving CUCUMBER d or MELON 
$o Lange for the Season of 1856. apa on em oe than ILLIAM WOOD anp SON a eile | are requested to write, stating sorts, quantity, 8 p a = 
ieh nied with a Post-oftice order on Birmingham | send free and post paid Copies of Siete CATALOGUE of | H. M. S., 12, Shaftesbury Terrace, Pimlico. 
nn BO ns a a = : | ROSES and GENERAL NURSERY STOCK.— Address | Gi DEA ry : 
b> i # 4 Hundre | wW a y, Maresfield, near field, Sussex. ne ar sAn SHOW GOOSE- 
DoD Na EPES > may now be ac stro: 
Plants in pots, not less than 10, 1s. 3d. row will fe. pte in| Gl @ 548 pS TURNERS New Catalogue of GERA- | | do zén.— JOHN Hote ax xp, Bradsh ep eis Bag on 
Mr. Uxpeeur f the Straw- | © O ES ETN fd | Manchester. „Cardia 
r. ius “ Treatise om w- XRNATIONS PICO i = r Ee T 
berry,” price 1s. PANSIES, &c., zs now ready, and can be had on application. LAURELS! LAURELS! ‘LAURELS S !|—The The best 
Mr. R. UNperatct, Sir Harry’s Road, Edgbaston, Birm ingham Roy. irp ennd Siod 5 oer neat London sat Foss only Jour Movas aiio- 
TRAWBERRIES. — ER erhill’s excellent Straw- | DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE OF PELARGONIUMS, Oe etn e t at 
~~ GHEAP, for cash, 5000 ORNA- 
) berry SIR HARRY, | ited true, strong re rooted DOBSON id SON’S DESCRIE i AO BE SOLD CHEAP, 5000 ORN. 
plants, (with a ball of ea Tio each if desired), price 40s. per | J e LOGUE of Beck’s unrivalled n w GERANIUM: i} + , for cash, 
100, or 6s, per dozen ; peko to the Trade per 1000 may had | selection of aia Gita, including Nar the ber out, may pile ENTAL and other peata e from 10 ager 
on . Also all other sorts worth cultiva ie now ready. | had on application.— Woodlan Nursery, Islewo | also an excellent variety of GOOSEBERRL and CURRANTS, 
—Apply to R.S. Yates, St. Ann’s Square, Manchester.—Oct. 18. had on application — Woo es the ee 179, W sami sur Gra to ee CLARKE, Nursery- 
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HOICE FRUIT TREES anp STRA BERRIES. axp J. FRASER’S Catalogue for the present ee hina sam ip RN i 
—For Catalogues es aamini of the above, including | J e season is now ready, and may be had on application, Qyteutaat C0 coriusit P SON ave IN POTS, KS 15 rots, Be. 
the Brough Bergamot Pea apply to Wm . BARRATT, LANDS- J.&.J.F. have a large ‘and fine stock of Dwarf Roses, consis ist- Wire AND ave on pi ve 
T A P see T; fi f ing of the best sorts of Hybrid erpetual ory barp autumn very reasona aie prices 
“This is certainly a first-rate Pear.”— ransactions of | flowering kinds suitable for. planting in masses or for potting. 
s i red to the quantity required) | _ Also tock of STANDA) eae TRAINED 
omolo; | Price per dozen or hund! (according e quantity req) ) FRUIT EES, eur TREES 2 = pets tee 
Pomologicat ati of Pyramid and Orchard- 
] d : tock mid an -hou à ication. 
i EAEE, = al LES RASPBER $ dis Tihei iaer 146 RIES, ans all other Nursery S n excellent condition for safe 
ILLIAM CUTBUSH A D SON big, toi | etal OSES. CATALOGUES. forward od free of charge | Eamspianting, High ert tanii, 
ublic that they have now er h: a large ste « of the and Post Pa AID 70 ALL pure Wom, poi sa. =) 
«caren re tn Ley oe WALES’ RASPEEERIE: whieh is | eation to, Jawes Can z Tes WORLD, tyes Been | FOREST TREES. — The Subscribers solicit the 
: acknowledged to be the finest red variety in cultivation. ices per | Holborn, London attention ping intending Planting ‘to their complete 
| ee on apea on ug nen Lod | nnn, pea Tons FOR CULTURE Sireen cea ny wl seas 
mee aoi Se OHN CRANST TON begs to announce that his | prices moderate. : , 
‘ NEW CHRYSANTHEMUMS OF 1856. le DESCRIPTIVE | CATALOGUE or ROSES for the Autumn | Davin Remp & Sox, Nurserymen and Seedsmen, Edinburgh: 
| OHN SALTER has a good stock. of ps E eitad of 1856 and Spring 0 al is now ready, and that he will be TYTARD’ - HEATHS A farei yh ane ek a 
Continental and English varieties of 1856, w h he happy to forward it fe by post on application. Full and aE t Collection, , and 
$ furnish at 24s. per dozen ; also some extra strong pants Feovasā accurate descriptio re given of all the finest varieties in well grown PLANS JE by. Hundred rs or ‘Thousand — 
i with buds) of his Pompone “ Scarlet Gem” at 3s. 6d. each. This | cultivation, thkevise directions for Pruning, lanting, and general Catalogues with Prices Hod or put Bg an to 
: variety is now i. bloom at the nursery, and prono by all to | management.—Nurseries, King’s Acre, near Hereford. | Warrare & Goprney, Knap Hill Nursery. g, Surrey. 
: be the nest crimson scarlet yet raised. munagenent Norse, EE EEE | Se ORT TAES, a Sa 
A fol Mossy Wiliam Stet, pot Hammersmith Turnpiko, | PAUL anp SON respect fally announce that their | ES = AND HENDERSON, Ne 
a | . NEW Tee GUE is now ready for circulation, and | and FLORISTS 
: form the Public | will be forwarded free by post in answer to written application. CATALOGUES of 
of the above Plants to ie nd | The Stock never oki tn ner condition; the Standards are TREES and age re 
F so | robust, clean, and healthy; ‘and the Pot Roses, owing to an | are now melee sarah 
Cauliflower ts, er 100, | improved system of cnitivation, are larger, po rooted, and J i 
fine healthy Plants. All orders must bè acc ompanied with & |h prov in constitution than usual. Early orders are solicited. a FOR AVENUES, ETC. sage 
remittance, —62, Walcot Street, Batb. | Nurseries, C Cheairant, Herts ue? ie FRA ole. his several: eral hundreds of hog! tall 
3 PU R.C AS 2 gts mak CHEENCT, h OAK, English h and Hoa oe E 
é = apt rca rey. = a o R OTHERW: E] EORGE JACKMAN, Woking Nursery, Woking, 
CHOICE FRUI TS AN VEGETABLES. | T surrey, has much pleasure to acq acquaint his friends, patrons, 
* Apply to to GEORGE TAYLOR, JUN, and rr public, that he bas this season to offer an extensive 
FRUIT SALESMAN & CONTRACTOR FOR CHOICE GARDEN PRODUCE | stock o well grown STANDARD anå DWARF ROSES, con- 
et John’s Market, Liverpool. | sisting oe all the leading = most approved kinds. A Priced 
De! List will be forwa! rded free Se 18. 
Nett Ca Cash on Delivery. |L orwar = icai detec — i 
E to inform his Friends and ‘\EORGE BAKE to unce that his 
W. ELAM IVE IVERY, S pa Roses, bee pene pida are GE ESCRIPTIVE CAT. ALOGUE of AMERIC AN PLANTS, 
„entra fine this ee. stock of ORNAMENTAL taps ge Moat poe a FOREST 
INDI. f bé Sone EES wa aged ready, ay on applica! 
oe eps ee ae s Plans of Gh ape Pian mI ts | Seed ursery, ma ret dend near Pag: noh Surrey, 1łmile | 
post: free on | from Sunningdale Station one houre ride from Waier'co | 
\fobe tañ, 
: ton, near Londot.— October 18. Station; $ from Reading. 
