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огтозкв “28, 1865.] THE GARDENERS' CHRONICLE AND AGRICULTUR AL. G AZ ETTE. 1009 
— MÀ vine —— —— ar 
es, Cam 
EN S Me Wee vrEw at | C EISANTHEMUMS, and "How to have them Fine Plants, New Rhododendrons 
J AMES Sai Palage Nursery, Perry Hill, Sydenham, AM ATEURS FRIEND. eyes воан олово нова WA TERER VE GOD XE d C EA. 
Бае БОБОЧОН о гу js 2 | S ANDES, SARDEXERS e Saa PEQUETIEE CATALOGUE н А AMERICAS PLANES 
well- eb ripas p an eavy crop of Fruit, at | and AMATEUR'S FRIEND, /7 4 Thi T + iny 3- һа r^ үт M 
Ко, ба. 6d. to 12s. ба. kanchi, pu жез Hr | 2 highly concentrated Inodorous “са parr т: rorth wo ER we e Б descri the handsome es 
С. well ве! HRYSANTHEM er dozen ; also, а Forti rtiliser, for p mer enel exclusively in their possession, -— — for the first time 
со ION of C UMS, fit for present зї а са, STANDEN S à Knap Hill Nurse oking, Surre: 
choice, Blooming, at 6s. рег doze: | ase Pan Vines and pq ng 
pum РЕСЕ! E as amd, post free on application to e Fruit Trees | n pots, &с.; Ñ Hardy Scarlet DM mi 
Jaxxs Cart 233, High Holborn, London, W.C. т гое the open OHN WATERER'S СА TALOGUE E HARDY 
LER] SCARL NS 
Fruit Trees and their Managem: | STILLE is th displa eme UM лүү s TOAL e р | 
SCOTT'S PRICED FRUIT TREE CATALOGUE 0 tet dr Сурун» on apphostion, 
J vd DIR RY isn © Tb givi 6 тайа and | ot every à i It contains faithful descriptions of all the varieties reall „тону of 
. iy 1000 kinda, with: tuo heni modem of. CAAA y description. cultivation, as well as а selection of HARDY CONI with 
Lo ning. ls a Sn E matter on Fruits and EA TELE ы Plants TREES Rc. d prices, —À AL EVIERGREENS, P 
is allow: © betl st work on th bi » б 
Pm d. relurnable to purchasers. The Collection is а афа | эша а-л eis. The American Nursery, Bagshot, Surrey. 
for healthiness and beauty, and for variety unequalled by any other inm О isters, 1s. Ё m 61, and 21s. Rhododendrons. 
ulection in the kingdom. | bura he had orte, leuius MES and Seedsmen, WATERER b he foll Бї 
GENERAL NURSERY САТА р ifa x е: „Seed and Plant Merchants, 12, King Street, ,] 98 SR begs to offer the fo owing Six 
ddress, Me о u€— | Garde en, W. gd aeu M mti T in 
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о ec e ы healthy planta, at 41, 4s. 
the Set, the usual discoun! 
CAMELLIAS, WELL SET WITH BLOOM BUDS. 
THE ROYAL EXOTIC NURSERY, CRETA RA. S.W., 
DESIRES TO CALL PARTICULAR ATTENTION TO HIS 
MAGNIFICENT накер TION OF THE ABOVE. 
BUSHY PLANTS, of all the leading леш, 425., 608., 
HALF SPECIMEN BUSHY dee ded 
Very fine SPECIMEN PLANTS, 3 
84s., to 105s. per dozen, Ep to size, 
гче н. 10s. 6d. T 21s. to 31s, 60, e 
105s. to 210s. each. 
All well set with Ta and in perfect health. 
SIDNEY HER 275 RS. FITZGERALD 
е ЕЕ, WHITWORTH THE TAB 
SIR F ERT PEEL BURP 
per American Nursery, Bagsh 
w Rhododendrons, 
OHN WATERMI Ri is prepared to execute Orders for the 
ven Rix py op ^ the subjoined price. 
pen 
The ey n offe: and are ieularly 
es ALS. following « qu y vi E wo ne i ue 
Free Bloo) g perfectly distinot from 
known ki de. 
ALEXANDER ЛІК, Brilliant rosy soar! 
SIR TAMI Ws с LARR. —Dark shaded cri: — 
SIR W it LAM ARMSTR 
THE DU 788 OF 
bordered =ч =y 
LADY EMILY PE 
chocolate-coloured spoti 
RA PAARD. — Reddish crimson, and large bold flower. 
ONG.—A very bi ht 
SUTHERLA SES "i 
very bright rose, intensely marked wi 
erimson. 
early white centre 
h 
Am 
e Set for 01, б, U I discount to the трк 
"The Аз American Nursery, Bagshot, Surre 
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AUBRIETIA CAMPBELLI (effectivo spring flower). 
a pod А BAN E 8 р TZ. 
ERONICA FRUTIC( Wu AUCA. 
CLAN THUS DAMPIERI, in pe (seed only). 
Coloured Plates, post free o of Stamps, of the following :— 
Parod Paten port re om ei "n n ú 
в. 
NEW GARDEN PLAN 
FOR EXTENSIVE DECORATION IN EARLY SPRING AND SUMMER MONTIS, 
Aubrietia Campbelli (syn. A. Hendersoni). ibiric 
This beautiful variety is one of the most desirable nins spring- A beautiful little а kane two i four inches in height, 
perennial herbaceous plants for the decoration of the ж blooming in the Coe $] =, is Eu ring 1n ordinary soil, and 
3 Garden yet introduced, med received several изэ Certific: blooming profusely, wi m е bell.sha; — Dy 
Merit for ed special value in Early Sprin g- oim de as quite unequalled for "POS r front 
It forms a remarkably neat, dua. and com h, resembling | effect in baskets, vases, о! ^is B 
Be sie бе ра Eres ар Барар 
AA : 
its ies in close егесі Ау al leaf- tu fts, rnm oid The Golden Blotched Daisy. 
outline, from the axils of which are produced a profusion of T 1 f d, 6d. each ; White-f а ( 1s, each 
Wiolet-purple salver-like bl ms, N me 'Ovei that in estab- 
lished growth the plants, PORE group ed, appear like violet-blue ni А 
=. а B. 2 = etar iid т 3 e Veronica fruticosa glauca. 
om ех arch until Jul from 
Ly Without ge nid of үк теме colours, it for а сз р AE ана — — толса ra Ead 
effective rg X the entire stock being purchased by Messrs. E. G. Hrxprnsox & Sox. 
groups at a period w ntinuous- flowering pla lt forms a compact, densely-branched, dwarf, half-hardy shrub, 
strikingly adapted for forming select riband ro mall glaucous ovately mE leaves, squarrosely decussate in 
with si 
outline, and num 
8, parterre: 
CLIANTHUS DAMPIERI ALBIFLORA, 
Е. 9. Нкхркивѕох & Sox's Now 
For description of the above see 
AUTUMN CATALOGUE, forwarded post free. 
Wellin| ngton Nui Nursery, 8 St. John's Wood, London, N. к, i Ti 
naD McCULLOCH, 
LE 
A Strand — 00 
Oorent @ C Marko Lond. 
E A 4 at Pia M hs 
and 1003, enc m e for Greenhouse or Consi 
Garden only, or for Greenhouse and Flower Garden, of which full 
dere te in T BULB CATALOGUE, which may be had post 
ee on applicati 
SEED MERCHANTS, 
te Southam: 
pbi aen s sesenta E ASS RE E a A 
| o Өкүлү” БИШИ; 
TURDAY, OC 1865 
MEETING FOR THE ENSUING WEEK. 
ВатоарАт, Nov. 4 Vio Kensington. 9 Гей кч! Е 
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ero ina! of white flowers in the sprin informed that the date fixed for the 
gore belts daring ера alluded to; and, by superior culture and early €—€— months. pid М p tho I HORTICULTURAL 
үе тас рее е specimens for. айар in vase groups | Its Vety glaucous white foliage constitutes а striking fenturo in opening of the ЕК rran I 
1 
to Vantage wid saat skirting to Кош а Кее, an Md would. "E pr produco а пи a marked оойм И if [grouped or planted out | Hii nl and Coxomxss is May 29d. The 
vwd тос! = or fringing the borders of terrace sli m w will continue n May 25 
It thrives EA all ordin: en UE either upon clivities of 
Reis oi (hs open: bo rs, in minia turo flo Ower groups, or Fuchsia Beauty (Banks). " түлө Iob 
че о effect by any inos, beg uns un Бае: ELE x zen ox ай and LA beautiful exhibition variety, with broad bright carmine scaret| ALMOST every autumn, an especially after 
P rq y d 575 MET Pong aL пану, mh as we have Yr this „уш, и 
MR repa пее а zm om Уг, Banka ae QUU сіе umns, and in 
as one © i iei 
Plan s. 6d., and 5s, each. 0s. 6d. each. mpora otices of trees "t ma 
A CATALOGUE of the most extensive Collection of General i-e н, н —— PLANTS, 
ba This U: ABLE 
occurs chiefiy i Ж {геев that Mose early in the 
l be noticed that £a Bem 
with valuable Columns of Reference, forwarded free prin au t wil : 
ү, ment fie exhibiting this phenomenon 
.E. 0. HENDERSON лхо SON, WELLINGTON NURSERY, ST. JOHN'S WOOD, N.W. are tho, bene tnat, the heLaburn um, oertain а 
Alae, &о. Again, 
it Wi be ы rule, that these trees 
PAUL'S NURSERIES, WALTHAM CROSS, N. ara bote or A lat du rate fally exposed to sun 
WILLIAM PAUL 
N and SvecrssoR to the late A. PAUL, 
BEGS TO OFFER THE FOLLOWING LEADING ARTICLES OF FIRST-RATE QUALITY :— 
"ors B OWARES; 12s. to 18s.; new sorts, 24s. to 30s. per doz. 
STANDARDS, 15s. to 185. ; new sorts, 215. CLIMBING, бә to 12s. per à 
s. ы per doz, 
The * ROSE GARDEN: А Treni Edition, with numerous Woodenuts, 6s. 64. 
DUTCH Not 
BEAGINTHS, 6s. to 15s. ; new sorts, 18o, to de perdor.| POLYANTHUS NARCISSUS, 3s. to 6s. per doz. 
EARLY AI ADEO ТНВ, 18s. to 34s. per 100. CROCUSES, 2s. to 4s. per 100. 
^t TULIPS, s. per йол GLADIOLI, ‚ 4. to 13s. per do 
"And all other Bulbs equally геавопаМ 
BEATON'S IU 
ction in price; the of 16 Varieties, 325. e now been thoroughly tested 
Glastonbury Thorn, i 
flowers out due season is ult of 
me special endowment, дан vien bes 
edical man would say, may 
due to some 
o have va been pronounced y many Lr b 
G: 
These 
Cue w to the она originally given of them ; m 
gi 
ts indispensable in the future of every well- сй flower 
FRUIT TREES, and out of Pots 
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Two Thousand Fruiting and Planting, including the newest sorts. 
EVERGREEN and ORNAMENTAL TREES. 2 
Опе Thousand Species and. Varieties, selected in a great measure for the beauty of their foliage, 
4 
PRICED DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUES free by post. 
are complied 
| |reproduee ced in pring. 
анаан who has s paid some attention 
considers the phenome 
— uly protracted arrest of vegeta- 
to this iud". 
prema dr 
tion in su 
| eh 
sp ida it, and so predisposes 
ar d fruit- buds ; after this 
have bee 
process of биг is pote from ару, causes, 
Such plants es tke latter, it is true, do not 
