THE GARDENERS’ CHRONICLE 
AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE. 
A Stamp 
No. 15—1850.] 
SATURDAY, APRIL 13. 
a 
IND 
cultural per of Enas 236 6 
MTE 5 = OF THE C GES ca 
antity at 8s. per rr pare — oo 
Agri en garden, to essee 229 4 had i 
Bees, to feed.. 229 a Tsbourers on the Deke of Rich- | jo oe n the are aud best in cultivation. 
Birds, food of.. . . . n 29 ds estate 234 e 181, Hig h Holbor ondon 
Calendar, Horticultural. . 231 — 22 r wages 235 6 = 
— Agricultural e .. 288 a | Manure, pond mud as -seses 5 = * RASS SE 58 i to Railway Companies. 
, white Belgian .. 238 — spent tan ass 232 c 3 Permanent — 
— of a traveller. 
nips 
— 2 "society 
Exhibition of 180 l, a , with bottom h MLS 227 a 
for.. e 230 4 3 zobato 5 229 4 
Farm. Glay, Chronicles er. sé — c | Road re e idee 28 6 
Farming in 1850 . 4 5 U Ruckers (Mr. J, garden, noticed 231 a 
Fruit protectors, Halliman’s .. Er eed litt + 2306 
Garden, kitchen etre 29 a team, how to employ w. Waste ie 327 a 
Garden walks 250 a Stoke 168 * 
Glass houses, arrangemen Leibes, e 
plants in ellen 299 Tom’ nr 
Heat, bottom. . . . os 227 8 — wire to walls s». 232 c 
Highland Soc.— 22 farm Verena Regia. — 
horses sakes 5 — e Walls, studs for * e 
Horses, farm, to teed.. 236 e | Walks, garden 30 a 
Hovea Pell 2 20 z Water wheels. 235 a 
Ireland, ev Wiring walls for fruit trees.. 0 
e — 2 — — LONDON.— 
„in the Society’s 
, Regent-street. _ 
BOTANIC SOCIETY, Regent’s Park.— 
GENERAL Aren WEDNESDAYS, May 8th, 
June 12th, and JUL 
AMERICAN PLANTS. —SATURDAYS, May 25 and el, 
Tickets to be obtained at the Gardens, by orders from Nellen: 
we the ean ae ta 1 on or be tore e Sat urday, Apr ril * 48. — sed, 
that da 
— such Tickets will admit to the Sollee of — 
ts. f June to the Sth, both included. 
N. B. Fruit — be exhibited on June 12 and 
8 SOUTH LONDON FLORI CULTURAL 
ETX. 
UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF HER MOST GRACIOUS 
July 3. 
AJESTY THE QUEEN. 
THE FIRST en for the 8 ill be h d 
the Assembly at the Horns Tavern, N 
‘WEDNESDAY, — 17, 1850 (open to all Exhibitors), whem 
Prizes d for the followi wing ay viz. :— 
ire — — ae Azaleas, Ciner iis Auriculas, Hearts- 
Specimen Plants ; in addition K to ma 
ease, „ an 
a Silver „ value 51. 5s., pres by the 
awar N or the best callsetion ot Miscellaneous i Plants. by ur. 
won Ivery. For the 8 Cinerarias, 22 -m Silver 
2d itto, 
the 
the very loua 
omy pedis quantities at 4s. per bushel ; 
f Seeds at such prices, to meet the 
likewise every other kind o 
times, J. G. WAITE’s, Gone. merchant, 181, High Holborn, 
London. 
ENDLE’S PRICED 1 OF PLANTS 
is JUST ops eoMe mage 
“ Tank System of 
Heating He. prar ig (for which a Gold 
animously awar to us by ihe 
Dee ) — Cor 
been nber to e plants in 
scarcely a fai nage ~~ to offer them at 
EDUCED reed 
REE 1 * = 
MAN x BLOWER 8 
H LOW AND CO., 2 Nursery, London, 
3 g imported a large stock o above from one of 
respectable e houses in — 22 nie m as under, of 
plendid varieties of Summer Stocks 
10 Ditto hin ter Stocks, 
6 Ditto Autumnal Stocks, 
20 Ditto Dw —— rf Ast 
10 Ditto Fine Py — 
10 Ditto Extra Tall — ‘ants 
8 Ditto Double Balsams, 
12 Ditto Double Dwarf Larkspurs, 
10 Di 3 Pes ditto, 
10 Ditt tra Hollyhocks, 
4 te B — ns, 
Extra Wallflowe ers. 
ey will be made up in 5s., 108., 20s., and 4 408. packets aoe and 
The 
each p 
expressed by the 
* — * ora at the Hackney cil “A Cata- 
8 ot Gen aa ages ery Stock, stamped, free by post, may be 
had on 3 
= IN COLLECTIONS. 
HE BEST WHICH ee BE PROCURED. 
2 for one postage stamp. | 
ll who 
ii sive to all who > parch 
ed Newspaper of Rural Economy and General News.—The Horticultural Part Edited by Professor Lindley. 
[Price 6d. 
1 HAMILTON, SEEDSMAN and FLorist, 
1 London, will send, — dy post, for 
win + 12 varieties ae Flower 
tranthus “macrosiphon 
Brachycome iberidifolia Clintonia pulchellA 
Lobeli ia ramos Nyctarinia capensis 
Passiflora caps — ris Passifiora Roddiana 
Phlox Drummondii meg chrysautha 
Portulaca sp 1 
e by 8 for 
TWELVE VARIETIES OF BE ie Ul. CLIMBERS; 
TEN SPECIES OF ORNAMENTAL GRASSES 
95 varieties beautiful Hardy ANNUALS, with the ENGLISH 
AND i gS gi NAME, as also MODE OF CULTURE 
iT TIM EO WING, printed on each packet, 5s. ; 12 vars. 
; free èy aked 6d. extra. 
ANVAS for — oE 8 beds, Frames, & c., 4d. per 
square yard. Brown — _Pamigators Bedding plane, 
Ke. &c: 156, "Cheapside, Loud 
W UNIAS. 
begs to mec Ao 
g aap TURRELL b e Public his 
umber of ay Seedlings 
f the most * colours, and in 
are perfectly distinct, and o 
shape unequalle 
EXACTUM M.—This Petunia varpaan 
almóst a —— ot cirele ; colour a pink sh white, with a 
* throa 
n account — its — short in the joints. Vide Dr. lnger, 8 
option in the et bined 3 of 5th May, 1849: H. J. H. 
Exactum, pale b good in form, not ne argise and nicely 
marked in the — with vintet veins ; y pretty variety.” 
* 78. 6d. each, 
AVENDULA P PENCILLATA.—A fine, — * bold flower, 
zee jean 7 N colour lilac. See Gardeners’ Chronicle 
of 5th Rei J. * avendula Pencillata a, large pale 
all others in form 
fine 
lilac, sor idee er the ere — deep violet; ; A oer, 
variety, 5 — thin” 
EYESRIGH — — This Petunia is of ex ixe, and in 
schemas e; ground colour pale pi ink, —.— to white, — a 
very fine * — See Gardeners’ 1829: 
„H. J. H. Pale blush, with dark eye, rig Be feathered with ; a 
violet veins ; good in shape and te: — Se 
CONSPICUA.—Brilliant rose un 
coloured e nning up each of f the divisions of the corolla; 
a conspicuous looking varie u 
3 Chronicle of 22d Sept., 1849 
eye dark, slightly fe athered ; good in shape, 
colours, ara ik "Price 57. each, 
three or more of any one sort 
1 7 time, four plants will be given. Strong 
are ordered at 
7 mida die 
T. begs to call 
Fight Superb * 9 8 
ay. 
"ie ogee of the public to his set of 
advertised on the 2d March 
__ Providence } N ab ere April 13. 
ilver eda), by R. W. Dutton Es O W offer the followin 
3 Plauts of C i Ann Auricula, . Silver Al CHOICE VEGETABLE * DS E| f IVERY h lected from his Superb ag 75 at 
Medal. And by the ors of the “ Gard s Hive,” for Complete Collections of the best and newest sorts, i . SEEDLING P ANTIRRHINUMS 5 (to which h fou 
ë oc > (4 g Cineraria (not sent out), the tionate quantities of each, suited for large — small garden 5 = rag: — on Flo K 5 7 A 1 5 
A : : ee A Collec! 11 è 3 were allow all w m to rst-rate varieties 
Mr. Oakey's band will be in attendance. Admission to pow — at 10s. 6d. A List — Col for small garden, Crimson King, be. : Dowager "Queen, 5 s. ; Earl of Dublin 5s. 5 
embers, from 1 to 6 o’clock, at 1s. each. List of Prizes, an uired. 5 — Royal, 58.; Standard, 5s. ; Teito, 5t; Ferdi ; 
the Rules of . SELECT FLOWER SEEDS, or the set for 30s. 
6x! 2 aa aua Free by post, fall wr 8, Ne bn ew Cae: — N col 
9 AM GRAND HORTICULTURAE 100 varieties best and newest for” 3 she 15 0 cularly recommended, and which ree eceived two first-class Certi- 
5 take place on en the 20th of June, 1850. varieties for 88. —.— 30 for Bar a, 20 for sai anit 4 0 — . — acto a jet bac ecto tones ea 
e Committee a pointed to awa Priz or be best 20 varieties arf kinds, in larger pack uited ana, fon, A tiful > 
SCHEDULE for the above Fête, have determin t for for filling 2 lawns, 7s. Gd., or 12 do. for 5 0} 5s. — e blus 5 thr ci richly marked, — 
general merit, the Ist Prize shall be given to Elizabeth 2 Whiting, 20 varieties best Greenhouse Annuals, 7s. 6d., 12 for 5 0155 220 E 5s. Plants tout 
of Acacia Cottage, Walham-green, Fulham; and th 20 varieties choice Gree [ nials, 10s. 6d., 12 for 7 6 0 8 VER- 
hn Edwards, F.H.S., of Wace Cottage, Hollowa 8 adie. 20 vars. choice hardy Bienni sand —— 78. 6d. 12 for 5 0 hae ot an supply 8 e pet 3 unrivalled 
Unsuccessful candidates wishing to have ot Schedales RTED GERMAN SEED — „ ae D RA 18 spring. or 40s. ie ra 04. 
can have them by applying to the Hon. Secretary, | 20 varieties splendid as i tocks, 38. 6d; 12 . 2 6 Gera F e varie:y, til dozen—6s. 300 
Ar. J. . 2 BT, Bigh- street, Cheltenham 12 vars. sple 2 : os Te ae — — » ok id 2 
The adopted ww ha don application as above, en- | 12 e slobalar 1 : A ai itto, Scarlet „ “* ee O 
closing a post tenbam 13. 12 vars. Dw ket Larkspurs f M e, —— ” .. » 38 
2 9 vars, T to 3 s 25 a = Pa 
H a 8 —.— Guildford, can] “Remittances with orders are requested from “unknown corre- Ditto, best French selected ” je 3 A 4 
the following, strong and healthy: spon 1 Goods carriage free to Tonda and with 3 e Sne ; x V0 
PANSIES.—Duke of Norfolk, Aurora, Gem, Orestes, - | of 2. and 3 articles presented extra. orders Petunias, ue ps aa S l 9 1 
— — 3 12e the doen. ~ N Ophir, Sapta; payable to hg po 2 Brown or to STEPHEN be Antirrhinums, fine rI s k ot — 
ge pew and — 12s. Od. Our Descriptive and P. goy 3 Descriptive Catalogues can ee Post-office 
BREAD, e E per don tres by pos 6 0 Forio , prepaid, on app lication, | orders made payable at el. 
22 6 0 Sour oe. stamps, as copies having the 88 Hanover Nursery, Peckham, near London. 
AMELLIA GROWERS, 
* LANGELIER 2 — inform 
BORY, SUPPO 
trot b HORTICULTURAL ESTABLISHMENT, SUD- 
AH STRAWBERRY. 
KILEY, W 28 — bringing his SEEDLING 
STRIKING VERBENA. 
ARTHUR A MAC CKIE begs to offer the undermen- 
ed to th ae attention of Florists, with tis fullest con- 
yiction that it w 
ill give entire 
WOODCOCK’S 1 
5 unrivalled Verben 
M. mpl purchased 
sel sare A ly at 2 — AMES 
nce St. Heller, Jersey. . ge J STRAWBERRY before the notice of the Public, takes this Dect cate the oe confidence, Being ‘fully — pan 
NOBLEMEN, G AD: opportunity of ‘thanking: those: Friends who ay POS es * Trthing vet out in its class. The individ — 
3 4 chased in the autumn, and it being now the e best time for plant- : eee an cad shill pig hare 
(SONRAD LODDIGES avails himself OPPOr- | ing, begs to inform them that he has a fine stock of healthy owers cover a sixpence, amd sometimes o shilling. ir isor 
to tender his anks to the friends of | plants, which have been transplanted. See- extrac very free habit rand Ene 15, 1849. V 
iculture who have hi e kind 33 e his | Gardene Sept. 1 ~ B, Colour * 
3 7 ayes on ie seora oe Gardeners’ Chronicle. —“ STRAWBERRIES: J. K Your ronn. S ding fo pink a ger . ly fine variety, with m 
5 gs wanting on bik —— gy 5 atinua Seedling Strawberry, Goliah,’ jud from its size and 
of the confidence al s been eee in os ir | pearance, is worthy of cultivati 0 jugging ‘ oP: Fine . 58. each, free by post. Where three 
house. — The business in will ued as heretofore Gardeners an Far * STRAW- 3 SE o roa; bal of Fl. 
of ConzAD LoppicEs and Sons, . BERRIES : J. K., Lyncombe 5 We t pleasure in : 8 Descriptive Catalogue ower and Vegetable 
‘ ee oh y leine Gevolir of year needling sane “snow read, and will a forwarded on 1 of two 
NEW AND SPLENDID ANTIRRHINUMS. — — PER the we S vour of your | ; stamps for postage.—N orwich Nursery, Norwich, April 13. 
1 FOWLE anp SON i — sending out 125 and flavour of the Straw ‘with the ricbness-of the Pine, the de-. RU TREES. RUIT TREES, T — 
2s after April the 22d, their choice collection of ee ious aroma of which it partakes in equal proportion with ULIP BEDS, oo 
MS, which they nt will give entire satisf te. — ae fruits, we certainly do not re- ote a good crop of Fruit will do well 
containing a description of the same, also of a — member a way chat couveyed to our senses Wan and other Fruit Trees with “THE 
collection of Verbenas, Petunias, Geranium 23 delicious a treat tas the noble fruit to be known to the world as NETTING,” being the cheapest, most di 
H P ‘ Kitley’s ager Strawberry- ” against Frost, Blight, and Birds, Itean 
PE Plants, per 100. A liberal allowance to | quantity ak a Kine) Fastow's Fi 
0 i ac rooked-lane, 
the Trade in rage e when 100 8 : 3 . 
Cash 2 expected 
Lyncombe Vale Nursery, Bath, Apri 
6d. per yard, four yari 
on receipt of Post ohe order or stamps, 
