THE GARDENERS’ CHRONICLE ~ 
AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE. 
* Stamped Newspaper of Rural Economy and General News. The Horticultural Part Edited by Professor Lindley. 
No. 20—1850.] 
SATURDAY, MAY 18. 
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zoen s... LELES ee ee . 310 
eas Crete eee à Sig 5 “ie 6—310 — 55 c 
Ber 
3 4 5 
—— rust in. 
Guano trade 
M 
M > 30 
Nectarine, cere a .. 8 8 3 
Orchids for the million. for 
of +8 
‘ord 3 
East Ilsley — a 
M eee et a 
OYAL BOTANIC SOCIETY, REGENT’S PARK. 
GENERAL r 8. FLOWERS AND FRUIT 
‘on WEDNESDA AYS, Jun 4 Pac ic RICAN 
PLANTS. on SAT URDAYS b 41 288 81 
Tickets to be obtained at the Gardens only by ers from 
Fellows of the Society, price 5s.; or on the days of Exhibition, 
6d. . Each ticket will admit one person on any one of 
ab n ays to the Collection of American 
Plants, on any one day from the 3d to the 8th of June, both 
included. 
EnS et A 8 LONDON FLORICUL- 
TURAL SOCIETY, r the patronage of her Most 
Gracious Majesty the QUEE ae 
The SECOND . 5 py siian 75 be held at = 
Gard 
Royal Surrey Zoologi Bi? ESDAY, May 2: 
to all tors) hion | warts awarded for the 
following productions, viz., fo aneous, Orchids, and 
Specimen Plants; Pelargoniums, Cape eaths, Azaleas, 
Tulips, Heartsease, and Vegetables. In addition to the prizes 
5 SALE, ENTIRE, OR IN ALLOTMENTS.— 
OFFEE EST ATE ON THE NILGHERRIES, PRE- 
SIDENCY OF M 
Carry the plantation to the Cooly, instead of the Cooly 2 
the 8 x poe = OHN RussELL's Speech on Cooly Imm 
tains, near Oota 
cawnies (about 300 
[PRICE 6d. 
THE FUNEBRAL CYPRESS—CUPRESSUS FUNEBRIis, 
ESSRS. STANDISH 
is now prove 
AND NOBLE, of the Ba g- 
a 
ich y 
aar esh 3 refer their 8 to the 2 — Sie 
ke ‘hronicle, 
viz., Dr, Lindley and Sir W 
ril 2 
ing, 218. each.— Bags 
Hoo 
| „ M 
present Seite TE healthy ‘planta, ‘fit for immediate plant- 
ot Nursery, Surrey. 
yards in heig The — is 4000 = yee — sea, ne 
climate is rainy, and the ter range 
759, Fahr., in the sh sian: There are two large 7 — — with 
water to drive —— all the year round. There is a 
of g 
furnished Dwelling. Ae walls ranite 3 feet thick, and 
52 feet in length ¿$ ar aie of Out-houses, Cooly 
Houses, extensive Nor ries, containing several hundre 
thousand Plants ready Hit “transplanting, Tools, &c., ad 
abundance = = l. There are Grape Plants for 
ineyar g Orchard of Mulbe 
ananas, ‘Plantains, vines: 1 „Sugar. ca 
Estate is 5 miles from the botto of the Ghaut, 16 miles from 
uana, whence there is water e jage to Calicut, The public 
road runs through the Estate, th and is sheltered by 2 
Peckh 
* a ce G SLOUGH, 
5 W R. inform the Floral whe ws 
that his — 1 Spring Catalogue contains Des 
s of E. Fosters superlative — — oe 
bin, 8 of Pinks, ‘Picotees, Carnations, Pansies, Roses, 
may b 
&., a 
; SY PR IDE, = far the most successfa ul Pelargonium of 
1849, may still be h 5 — — Conspicuum, Narcissus, 
all the best show varieties of last and 
n, 
and ia premier prize ing. 
10s, 6 Sound groun — fron 2 on of — best Fan 
and "DA Dablias, at moderate prices.— May 
en: 3 FUCHSIA—« SIR J. 5 i 
r plant, one over when two are ordered, Strong 
plants of tho a bi on application to C. TURNER, Royal Nursery» 
—————S ELECT T SELECTIONS OF PLANT 
Hat a ets, we cn Guildford, offer 
althy plants of the owing. 
e Ger ae Purity, Flavescens, Gem of the West, 
E iterion, Dr. een Ne 
us Ultr ii, Etiole aver er aii s, Purpur a 
„ Avalanche, aa Reine 
wae Lord 
West, Eyebright, Cardinal“ — Bers of 
—— land, Valentine de Saveuse, La Villegeoise, Orpha, 
unt de Sourval, Heloise, Vulcan Superb, Lady of the 
3 Tommy, Royal Purple, 128. per doz., purchaser's 
on. 
1 Summer, 28. 6d. each. 
Petunias, Phlox, Anagallis, Heliotrope, &c., 48. 
Packages free on Sou estern or Eastern Railways. 
MPORTANT TO HORTICULTURISTS. — All| 
depen 
ection, whi 
none abe peace I had the assistance of your Tiles; and 1 11 Gen 
men and Ladies were nen cod half the dirt they 
Wwherries wn with Tiles, lam 
— 1 3 pay 25 Toate G Damis | 
ay * The writer of the above had upwards of 1000 of 
e stamps, 
purchaser will hold the land free years ; after which it 
will be subject to the ordinary jady — on . of bringing 
the one apes? of the — land into cultivation within 13 years. 
0 H. H N, Esg., at Dr. F. Farr 
to o F.C 
paid „A. BANK, Esq., pr n 
joining 5 and, for ripley to RICHARD Owen, Esq., 
F.R.S., 42, Linco oln’ fields; or Messrs. STAINBANK, 147, 
Leadenhall- street, ond — 
. E HARDY 1 * pag 
best s 5 — for pla ere these 
mental Trees, the following awe 
as — 
desirable of the hardy speei They are especially recom- 
nde * s being all 8, n 
EXOTIC AND IN DIG 
spe MAY, F.H 
— 
been pre: nts w 
celebrated growers A this country, 2 ng o 
7 2 ent, post Mees 
~~ rs varieties, which 
of 208.—. 20s. e Hop e Nurs series, Bed 
S., be 
or FERN SEEDS 
e, on receipt 
AET rkshire, May 18. 
A CHIMENES TUGWELLIANA,— This beautiful 
Achimenes was raise 
G. C. Tugwell, — 1 77 Hall, fo 
of — who — blo and th 
tion 
y Mr. Carmichael, 8 to 
It was the admira- 
e follo oan opinions 
ex —— upon — rit! 
V Aon . Your hybrid 9 a patens and 
A. longiflora, with dee ut the size of 
those of A. patens, is a deci very beautiful 
— —— in — — ners? “Chronicle, begat 11, 1849. 
** ACHIMENES: William Carmichael. Your hybrid between 
A. patens and A, longifiora is distinct from bo th the flowers, 
ng about the size of — longiflora, with a colour interme- 
ate betwixt the parents. It is 4 a desirable ac- 
di xt 
Lachen to this already un ae ornamental class of plants,” 
8, 1819. 
Sincere nal, Augus 
R. GLE 
desirabie s Achimenes, W will 
the 1 in June, at 78. Gd. 
— il be added. — Ch 
—Chiswick Nursery, near 
G posses — he whole stock of the above 
ared to send out Mey plants 
each. For every three ordered 
— 
A ZALEA INDICA. —This splendid tribe of Plants 
autos. 
a 
he -W 
ree would amply repay mall Saree — in 
beyond description 
these plants, the mass of bloom being 
MOST BEAUTIFUL 
be supplied 
HE NEWEST . AND 
PLANTS xon BEDDING Louz can n 
men RAISED FROM SEED one — eicher 
grafted e cart ing plants. Many other species bes those 
1 may be obtained. 7 d's d 
3 je cenaa * 2 6tod ( 
E T E 6 to 7 6 mbroides 5 ( 
55 lasii % a O as exile ae kt Gy í 
ss: Pinsspo m 6 „ Fremontiana 42 0 
Araucaria * „ insignis ET 
6 to 5 0 „ Gordoniana 21 ( 
Cedrus A „ Grenvillez 42 
Silver Cedar of ” a SR 
ount Atlas... 2 6 to 10 6 42 a 21 
t Cedrus Deodar... 1 6 to 10 6 37 de corte 3 
3 ja- „ muricata ie 
5 0 — 105s. ” diata 2 
9 Goveniana 21 0 5 erculata . 42 
„ „ macro- „ Winchesteriana 42 
carpa — 10 6 „ occidentalis .,. 10 
Picea Nordmann niana 5 0 oe wives 1 6—5 
Pinus Benthamiana 21 0 i ntez T 
5 “ate 
ROBERT GLENDINNING, Chiswick Nursery, — 1 Wrest) 
ASS anp BROWN’S eee, TA PRICED 
BEDDING BLAN TS is — strong and fine. Sever 
of — now — 4 for sending out, as 
well as our gpa tod of other plants for bedding, the stock of 
which is also very extensive, consisting of pore F ias, 
Petunias, Dahlias, Chrysan — „ Bouvardias, 
upheas, Heliotropes, Plum — — Salvias, Lobelia 
t 
Pers ons requiring Plants for beds may depend on 
a rag a supply, strong, and in fine condition, at low 
ri 
Secd and Horticultural eae Sudbury, Suffolk, 
ELLOW GLOBE MANGOLD WURZEL SEED, 
of 1849, warranted cs ria Ton 
1 cwt., may be had of Messrs, JET ES and Co., Northam; 
308. er . jũ— —— 
ESCALLONIA 3 TH A.—- LARGE RED-FLOWERING 
VERGREEN ESCALLONIA. 
ESS RS. VEITCH AND SON 
at 
eh 
—— — — — proved a 3 hardy evergreen 
hrub, having stood in the o open gerir din uring ze last severe 
free hatevi 
ab dant 1 it is 
altogether a very fine plant, and one confidently 
| reco en 
r 
2 ach; one plan trade on eves 
en. A 3 Plate rer jetter. press eren ma: 
be ‘had (postage free) on application enclos ostage 
wW 
Z., OXALIS ELEGANS, sonsir ood- 
described 
utiful Oxalis, figured and 
wy 
3. each, or six 
ener ral — a e A 8 
by, Peru green gloss: 2 oye and an 
8 — “exhibited at Ghiswick, ck, May 1849, when the 
: T largo silver medal was awarded it. Good estab p 
! 5g, each, or six plants © the trade for 2ls,—Exeter, May 
compacta alba, Zauschneria califor- | 
n weight, or Sacks of 
ampton, 
YOUELL and Co., — ah t aud striking 
varieties of recent introđuction, 25 vine 1 5 9s., and 128. per doz 
viz, Fuchsias, Verbenas, 2 nias, Antirehinams, Anagallis, 
Bouvardias, eola santhem’ PEIA „ Carna- ` 
aniume (scarl — fancy — , Helio tropas > — 
tanas, 3 Lychnis, Mesembryanthemums, Nemophi 
, Pentstemons, Eees Se deute White 
Ra e ey of which Gatak won au be had o 
appli 1 Nur eat Yarm 
DWARD “GE EORG HENDERSON, — 
Nursery, St. 3 Lee ondon, begs offer the fol- 
lowing New and Select 
Scarlet Geranium, 25 "í Commander: yet e — 2 * 
Allowance, on each, e if three ce are ‘ae 
NEW ene —— 8). 
Prince of Orange, Fair samon — Don Scher ge Sims 
Reeves, Pearl of England, 5 Master, and Confidence, tips 
set of seven for 303., with the usual discount to the Tra 
BEDDING PLAN 
Bouvardia leiantha, haem ng "villosa, very 
orange. . 3s. Od. ne for winter 
e een e e 6 .. Isbd. 
Cuphea Pellerii «5 0 ok ‘miniata, G6. ILS 
„ miniata speciosa, „ miniata superba, 
fine ike — 3 9 do. eee 
„ Donckelaarii ...3 6 | Mimulus rubinus . 1 0 
pee „ „ rubescens a E 
5 0 „ Sir Robert Peel... 1 0 
Calceolaria sulphurea „ purpureus macu. 
lendens 8 6 lans 9 
Gaillardia splendidis- Petunia viridis 
aiiin 8 rb A 8 
H ium m ay 
5 2 6 
n 6 ah gentianolies ket E 
Sello grandi-— „ gentianoides 
r Buc die 
„ trifoliata .., a. © jis geatianoldes 
erinus maxima, lowesii 1 6 
9d., or 8s. per doz. Phlox Drummondii atro- 
„ erinus lilacina, 9d. purea 0 9 
or 8s, per doz ati I 6 
„ coronopifolia, a ox ae 1 6 
copra shrubby ulata 0 9 
ariety <i. @ noni, rich 
Verbena geniola, | pu rple „ 
re s alba 1 8 
EW HERBACI EOUS PLANTS. 
Campanula nobilis Potentilla Menziesii .. 2s. Od. 
da vie r Primula nea Lael 10 6 
Dielytra spectabile  ... $ 0 * antha 3 6 
unkia grandiflora . — wa: Uh 
"SELECT PLA 2 
Cheenesthes Siphocampylus — 
true a . 36. 64d. lat 
Manonia crotolarioides, A 
Oxalis caprina, fine ro 
large yellow, like er 
** Boweii” f ; ai e 
i supplied, 
he oe 
4 — Descriptive Prie ced 
nome Lists of Gr 
wood 
gg 
G. H. bas 
t the 
. ea 
highly recommended, 
waiting 
of all the New Bedding 
talogues of 
Plants cae just pu published and will be sent on 
and Stove | 
Ce. 
e present e! 2 4 s 3 ama a few 
7 who can be 
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