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THE GARDENERS CHRONICLE AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, 
[Хотъмвъв 11, 1865. 
Gladioli, Lilium: 000 N orway Spruce e Firs 
uem BROWN'S ro» et & "d GLADIOLI | For Coverts ad [oe d in various sizes, from 1 toot up to 3 feet, 
rises about 200 varieties i the finest, for aD see Cata- 
logu scripti Sections, of the m \ \ rA. 
ang ter inde t С in 60 varieties; IRIS, 1n five divisions of about xS o тат 
100 varieties; PZEONIES, in 1 50 epet ы, Mid. an extensive vim CONIFERS and ORNAMEN SERI уы "of joe sizes in PET 
of Ире DUTCH, CAPE, FRENCH, condition, all wi ooted and hardy grown. 
TUBEROUS ROOTS, together in abou t 1000 varieties. will be gl. 
CATALOGUES on application. 
and Nurseryman, Sudbury, Suffolk. 
NEW GARDEN PLANTS 
FOR EXTENSIVE DECORATION IN EARLY SPRING AND SUMMER MONTHS, 
ng Descriptive Lists, in Four RSERYMEN, Bedale, 
€ information. 
oar. TERN Со glad to see purchasers at their Nursery, 
which is 5 miles from Northallerton, and Кеа nt Aem the 
ЅтернеХх BnowN, Seed Grower nearest station, Prices and further particulars on applicat 
Aubrietia Campbelli (syn. A. Hender ni). lla sibirica. 
A beautiful little h: four inches in height, 
This b: variety is one of the most desirable cake ulbous plant, two to 
flowering perennial herbaceous LA r the decoration of tho р; эсе in the eariy xli months, thrivi ving 1n ordinary soil, 
Garden yet introduced, havin; several First-class Certificates dp blooming profuse vg Же dent azure-blue bell-sha: ped E 
of Merit for its special value in Tany Sl pring flowering Grou) a un ualled marginal eect а дк gardens, or for front 
am forms элее ably neat, om arf, and G E owth, resembling | direct in basket: lts, 10$. p Ж. 6d. per dozen. 
the weli-kno . de RN Ma r А. pur mally tuft-like, 2 to о | 
ely-deliol id- вд фе are arranged like | The G olden Wotéhed Daisy. 
З inches in heigt ei; [dts o 
cies in een erect uox leaf-tufts, RA а sub-rosulate 
outlin: om ine axils of which ar luced a 
u e 0108301 
Crimson-flowered, 
violet- e salver-lik: ч ensely ci AER that in estab- 
lishi th the plan when grouped, а like violet-bl 
flow: А ounds, Ыр) E Ev ut UMEN MAU проп о віда fruticosa glauc 
ground-surface. P of bloom extends from March un inet new species introduced € New Zenland, 
and, "us the aid of sec сөл colours, es forms charmingl? the ento ДЕКА аЛ аас ун by Messrs. E. б. HENDERSON & Sox. 
effective gfou; a period when continuous-flowering plants аге not | 1% forms a ЕЕ densely-branched, dwarf, half-hardy shrub, 
plentiful. | with small glaucous Macs Aui leaves, squarrosely | decussate in 
It is stri s iere ted for forming select riband rows, parterres, | outlipe, and numerous t ] heads of white flowers in the spring 
or е 9 һе period alluded to ; and, by superior culture | and uy summer mont ч» 
in pots, is valuable a$ as portable specimens for placing in vase groups | ts very glaucous white foliage constitutes a striking feature in 
or baskets on terraces, or in cool conservatory Колда. and | itself, and would: producé à markod contrast if grouped or planted out 
appears to great advantage when seen skirting the front ground-level | in flower beds o Ockwork, 38, 6d. and 5s. 
of select rockwork, rfrihging Юю borders of наст opes. 
16 thrives in all ordinary gari soils, either upon eclivities 9r 
— grounds or in the open БКЫ in miniature Ede groups, 0: Fuchsia Beaut y (Ba nks). 
extensive A а, ei unequalled in its rich colour And A beautiful exhibition prm with broad bright carmine scarlet 
uique e effect by any othei n plant of similar growth and season sapai graoofaliy — the corolla pure lavender colour, cup- 
ihaped, of а model о denen 3 growth free and vigorous. adapted for 
а This beautiful variety Mr. Banks has 
ta 
Those Cultivators who wish to possess a Coloured Plate previously DIE or bus 
solere onb as one of Dot tho i besi Will be sent out in October, 1865. 
may receive one pos free by rem seven stamps. 
lants—1s. 6d., 25, 6d., and 5з. each. 11 
A CATALOGUE of the most extensive Collection of General HERBACEOUS and ALPINE PLANTS, 
with valuable Columns of Reference, forwarded free on application. 
E. G. HENDERSON ax» SON, WELLINGTON NURSERY, ST. JOHN'S WOOD, N.W. 
PAUL'S NURSERIES, WALTHAM CROSS, N. 
WILLIAM PAUL 
OA 
(бох and SvccEssoRg to the late А. PAUL,) 
BEGS TO OFFER THE FOLLOWING LEADING ARTICLES OF FIRST-RATE QUALITY :— 
STANDARDS, 15s. to 18s. ; new sorts, 24s. to 425. mde. | е 193. to 18s.; new sorts, 24s. to 30. рег doz' 
CLIMB ^t п ы 125. per doz. 
The * ROSE GARDEN," Seco with numerous Woodeuts, 65. 64. 
Sce 
POLYANTHUS NARCISSUS, 3s. to 6s. per doz. 
CROCUSES, 2s. - 4s. per 106. 
GLADIOLI, 4s. to 12s. per doz 
And all other Bulbs equally reasona nable, 
DUTCH 
HYACINTHS, 6s. E 15s.; new sorts, 18s. to 305. per doz. 
BEDDING HYACINTHS, qos to 34s. per 100. 
EARLY TULIPS, 1з per doz, 
BEATON'S ANIUMS. 
Reduction in price; the Set of 16 Varieties, 325. ese have now boen thoroughly tested, and have proved 
even superior to the descriptions originally given of them; they [ons ма, been. pronounced by many leading 
horticulturists indispensable in the future of every well- arranged flower garden 
Standard and D 
FILBERTS. A selection of all the r eally go оой sorts, both youn 
GRAPE VINES. 
Two Thousand Fruiting and Planting, including the newest sorts. 
EVERGREEN and ORNAMENTAL TEEES. 
One Thousand Species and Varieties, selected in a great measure for the beauty of their foliage. 
PRICED DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUES free by post. 
un and thrice Tran: m" A 
Alder — 
Tm AND J P is ELL jm t 
6 fc [O stron: 
TREES, ALDER, 8 to в ERU айа ny 
а DWARF ROSE: 
AS, and PINUS EXCELSA and other 
т Prices o b Mem de o r ot dos 6 feel де 53 catio; 
The Nurseries 1l Sant Whitehaven” 
m GAITSKE LLE'S Nursery $t OCk co; rises 
$ and select assortment of the vari А 
E IT TREES, 5d FLOWERING d other E КОЙЫТ ЫН 
°400 А8Н, m to 7 feet high 
400 WHIT 
VERGREEN and FLOW AL TRERS 
| healthy appearance of which has b Me do, А X er pobust - 
oen hem. CATALO gratis on application, Fal who 
lants given to compensate for lorig са 
Erg The Nurseries, Hall Santon White a 
Го BE SOLD, for Cash, all twice Transplanted 
Per | р, de 
10%. | 100, |ды 
40,000 well-grown LARCH, 3 to 5 feet high PEEL 
B 0 000 ОК CHEST 2% to Ы feet high йк р 0| : 4. 
BD NIIT 
4000 very strong COMMON PRIVET, с " [m ESI: 
10, 000 SPRUCE. D у to е hi; 30 0 
hill rae, PH 
о 21 em iu 
300 SPIRZEA, good, 24 to 3 foet high Es baro 
2,500 COMMON ELM, 4 to 9 lect high... ..|30 0) 8 € 1 d 
"950 SNOW BERRY, 3 to 4 teot high .. |3 9 11 
350 CUPRESSUS SEMPERVIRENS zi tost, Misi 
300 LABURNUMS, àto ЭА high 54i! 
100 COMMON LILAC, 2 to 3} feet high 35911 
зо ACACIA. Tt D lod high £ FEEN 
200 BIRCH, las ge, 3 to 4 feet hi m v $01 
300 MOUN ASH, dto 6 foo г 
200 SWEET BRIARS 3 to "nari 
200 RED DOGWOOD’ 24 to. ч (Уул шд ИКЕ 
300 BLACK WILLOW, 4 i 6 feet hi e 15 03 
00 BALSAM POPLARS. A прв ed 
300 SCARLET OA. „е. Е. 
900 MAPLE, 2to3 feet E 15 9 H 
2,000 ASH, 2to 3 feet high. 50 19 
1% 
1% 
90 
ti 
E AMERICAN De 2 lio2fo| .. 
500 HALF STANDARD ROSE, best sort “ ра 
500 STANDARD ROSE "UE 
A 1 am YEWS, 3 to 4 feet high, 15. 34. each. B 
» 460 д ме high, [4 each. 
190 5 to 6 feet each. Т 
Y to 8 foot hi h, 4s, Za 
EX 5 strong LAURELS, good st 
J. C. РАрмАХ, Boston Spa, near Tadcaster. 
t Trees. 
M EROHS n TAPMA E RIVERS A AND SON to 
submit to the publie a Synopsis of th 
CULTURE, now е over nearly 100 acres, ieiuna: 
S on Crab Stocks.—Dwarf maiden trees, pyramids im a 
APPLE 
bearing state, lateral trained Sene ала standards for orchards. 
APPLES on Paradise Stocks.—Pyramids, dwarf bearing bushes, 
maiden trees É Aure ordi training, trained ue d for double 
с а ns for edgings, lateral traine dude соракы 
S. 
tuy COTS.— ig ei x eee 
walls ; pyramids, very fine and Mrs e n 
n d trained trees for s for double Va cordons for glass 
d and half-standard and 
ridges; stan 85 dwarf maiden 
standard ud ts for КАА, ode n orchard 
CHERRIES, © о Duke tribe L^ Mahaleb Stocks ; 
of Blossom-buds ; Bushes, ditto ; Pyrami 
Trees for Walls and mre and rf 
this Sto the most pr 
hoaa 
in Pots; Я 
еп Trees. 
enegia L3 olifle and ешш 1 
ARA BS рена and Scarlet, 
ids. 
deem. pyramids adn 
halfstandard, амі 
mme ie (on stems 2f. to 
2 эй. ёл» and dwarf: walls ; doubld oordous fur gie 
for 
ridges ; ругал хал in err Ree Rc 
ts for frang; ка ior ТОБА Кенч culture; and 
s f-si tandards in b planting ош 
011568. 
PEARS on Pear Stoeks,—Standards for orchards, pyrawids x 
dwarf Mp trees, standards and dwarfs lateraily 
or аПегв. 
PEARS on Quince Stocks—Maiden trees for vertical з, шан 
sorabi o bearing demam р teral trained pod 
ers, double ЖАМ. сое, for rione ridges. тч 
ст ADHERE PEN E double grafted trees, and 
us in ja fe orchard-house Anm 
.—Stan ругашін 
SERVICE TREE- en к 
STRAWBERRIES.—. transplanted. 
WALNUTS.—Standai rds and dwarfs of the Ухо аз, 
Now ready, а pem Catalogue of ra h 
logue of onys aS а ҮТ of. Orehank Tanp a 
Catalogue iniature Fruit Tiges for Frat 
Edition, price З. and Glass 
Culture are des 
of all packages to London. 
босар ри Sawbi 
COLLECTIONS 
ULBS, 
, 
Part for In and part for Ou 
of-door Dose. 10s. 64., 
15s. 6d. ‚ 215., 425., 638., & 1058, 
al Sie. Gardon s 0 
1ós, 6d. Bön ыё 
WINTER and SPRING санына G (Orders amounting to 21s. sent carriage paid). К 
„ 200,000 CROCUS, 100, , 50, 00,000 TULIPS, SCILLA SIBIRICA, элу RANUNCULUS, ANEMONES, $ а 
THE CLIVEDEN ECTIONS of SPRING- , dra the с at Cliveden. — 
150. PANSIES ASSORTED | 200 DAISIES ASSORTED — | 100 FORGET-ME-NOT | 1008ILENE | 
The ‚ 105s.; Half the i ў do., 95s.; Eighth, 12s. 
RC RENI Mak. eor x 6d. per 100 DAISY, hod 24 ‚+ 108, 64. рег 100 SAPONARIA, WE 
: ә d " POLYANTHUS, Mapa к «E s ARABÍS ALPINA 
ro « о AME с XE € A LUCIDA . 
STANDEN'S GARDENER’ S and AMATEURS FRIEND, the best Manure for Chrysanthemums, &e. See Advertisement, page 1056. 
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