THE GARDENERS’ CHRONICLE 
AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE. | 
A Stamped Newspaper of Rural Economy and General News.—The Horticultural Part Edited by Professor Lindley, 
No. 31—1850.] SATURDAY, AUGUST 3. [Price 6d. 
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y INDEX, iw Lh 7 yo 1 FOR . e SPLENDID NEW hee PRINCE 
nts, law and land.. 5 491 e mespaliers .... 496 5 AND à Chelsea. 
Animals, diseases a 4340 E e Society's how . — 20 7 J * call attention to their splendid collection of Grap 2 ( 7 EORGE NICHOLS 2 to inform the Publie and 
Apricot, Kaisha .............¢ 487 @ | Lilie, Japan . 484 a all struck from eyes, and three years old, the finest de that abe as been nate in raising one of the 
Barometer ..... tbr mdr 484 € ure for Turnips . ... 489 6 Plante that have e Page . offered fo e Sale, consisting of 60 | largest and best White F uchsias € ever offered to the public ; it 
Bones, — prepare manure. . = 7 “tp prepare b bones for s... = ely the 2 st sorts, w has been A by well-qualitied judge beyond com- 
, Horticultural , 487 ¢ e| THE SAMBURGHS AND MUSCADINES being the best for | Parison the finest ever yet raised: its fo age, habit of growth, 
— Agricultural . .. 494 4 a | early forcing in pots, this is the best time for * eners to have | 2nd freeness of bloom makes it a very desirable variety; the 
Carnatio n returns, + vs 484 4 ç | them, so as to ge er eyes ripe and — — This Nursery | size | = Eis du — 2 Very great, being upwards of 
— e Bp x 5 | is well worthy of a visit, as all modern Horticultural improve- to F opposite one. 
6 ry and agriculture, rev. 487 5 ments are in full operation. uve white tube, with waxy nee and sepals well 
Werte  exhibina b Werks and Co., King’s-road, Chelsea. portioned, very stout, refle e 
ppea 
of full size and — ý ving all 
s — : NEW AGRICULTURAL SEE these qualities over every other 3 7 5 to merit the honour- 
— 490 8 UTTON’S EARLY SIX WEEKS T rr S.. renee ia the 
oo A field of these Turnips, gro from Messrs. SUTTON N's 8 9 
* Bed Seed by * W. Moone, Steward to Earl RADNOR, on PE ade or 3 Ae ing 1 Po igh e tom 
„ 494 4 1 Fare il a Coleshill, 2 Mr. Posry’s 20}. prize, at the A fine variety; la e-size — ys and the 3 individ: 
nage 1 489 C rring eg Agricult Fh gest in December, 1849. Price 1 vg * 
Exeter . 493 4 Seed. tba, a¢ pound, or be & s owers 1 ; deep ri meron maroon; improvement on 
Ferming, high 122.2... 492 0 | Villa gardening s... 1 Lord Thurlow—it must rank among the best and ate distinct 
Wheat, to harvest 8 TRU LAN ie ‘Ra S.— This should be sown at | varieties in cultivation.”—This splen A Verbena may be had 
— ts, July Nees see 467 a — bligh „eee the er ugust, or t we eek in September, e or separate, at 7s, Bd. each, pos 33 y 
— J. Summon a N and Sons have just harv ted a stock | Hunslet, near Leeds, August 3. 
ANDSWORTH TD E 20 . DICKENSON’s variety, very productive, and 77 
H p TU Ar a 8 fhor nutritive. Price per a gid 5 6 š ESSRS. J. ap H. BROWN can send these ec É 
Gute THIRD EXHIBITION this Seašon will be held in the | PERENNIAL GRASS SEEDS for Permanent Pasture, Irri- | aa Plants to any part of the United eee & Do Cale, 
rounds ‘ockley on Tuesday next, August 6 ate a —— C., of the sorts best suited to the s Roses, 
celebrated Bands of the 48t regiment and the Fourth Royal moderate prices. New Seeds lium ——— — Syma b. Da Rodi wage for Ta an a 8 10 4 
sh Dragoon Guards will attend. Admission, ing. Rape, Winter Weto hes, Winter y, Ko., will de 12 Banksian and 11 itt planting in Roses d 
All yg re gag be on the ground before a ready in a ten days, 12 New ney nid a — s, distin — — n sorts i 
quarter to 10, Cuas. Jas. Perry, Hon. Sec. Address, Johx SUTTON and Sons, Seed-growers, Reading, 25 Ditto * * a 1 
N. B. Hockley A two miles from the Birmingham Berks, 12 New Pa, Lilliputian Chry e altes =e { 
8 — 1 W. B. All ra aig not less than 11. value, 2 delivered, 12 Pin anial Phicxes ue Belgian ' varieties 2 
Hingham, Aug. 3. free of ca to any station of the Great Western, 12 5 — very superior so med 
GEEDS SUITABLE FOR PRESENT SOWING, South-Western, or South-Kastern Railways, or to any y $ Onolce bartels n plants ie’ 
f the qaaliiy, st and confidently recommended : office in London, 12 Azal E icas, splendid var ieties a 
Cab Barly onpariel . Stoc tock, Autumnal or Inter- s. d. choice sorts, per 2 30 
or — P. Oz. % mediate, Imported, six TO THE ADMIRERS. OF THAT SPLENDID 24 Bricas,” e varieties, one of a 18 E 
Barnes’ earlyCabbage, do. 0 6 beautiful vars,, the col. NAL FL j Select Greenhous e Plants, on 093 — by name 45 Q 
Lettuce, seeded lection THE CHRYSANTHEMUM. 100 Miscellaneous Stove and Greeenhouse’ Plants, price | 
Bath Cos, per paper . 0 6 ANGRE, Save ‘from a and list 3 from free by 
Lettuce, Shilling's Hamp- beautiful colleotion, OUELL aun Co. nevp to execute Orchidaceous Piants, 12 fine 0 
shire Bro — can god 0 6| per pap rders from their extensive and very select ——— of Passifioras and Clematis, hardy and tender “pects, > 
Hardy bbage Let- = te EG i — comprising all the new and fine continental varieties, each 6 
tuce, E ii — t show flowers, do. 0 6 a ng prices: luced 
Onion, large Fripoil, p.02. 0 9 | Cine from 50 best new sorts 258, 2 very beat sorta, a Sack wer idhak 9.0 
n ord, per oz. . 6| choicest flowers, saved — a is ; Ib —— ew ants, blooming ee per dozen... 10 0 
„, White Lisbon, p. oz, 0 6 one of the t AF Fashpias, ll plants, sent by po: 12 0 
W Fo e Pe pape 2 Well established in small pots, of by post free, Ferns, ureenho ouse an d hardy » Varieties, sent by . — 8 0 
5 sah ceolaria, sav y an 2 s, Petunias Ver Sapia rdozen 4 6 
Parsley, 8 ens: ee from the best 1 NEW DWARF CHINESE OR LILLIPUTIENNE Black Prince ‘ond Goliah Strawberry planta, per 100.. 15 0 
Spinach, winter, new y Primula si TRA ae * oe nat — attention n . ag * sorts Dir 1 0 
gigantic, per quart 0 ata, colours, of cultivators from their exceedin Au Now Piante lied as figured in the various periodicals, 
ets g dwarf habit ( rio — supp gu 
Turnip, early Snowball, 1 0 pol ge choice, saved . | More than 1 foot in height), The TEOS on of flow _ Albion We Soe Newington, London, Aug. 3 
Stock, Buck’s Seatiet ta: a dy the dest growers, they are covered, as well as eat variety and dis- OUBLE HOLLYHOCKS, 
termediate, per 6| per ia 1 0 — — ss will render ‘them general favourites, St Stro bape WILLIAM CH ‘CHATER 1 respectfully to — 
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ILLIAM ER, man an racec | cen ower is n 12 
street (near the Spread Eagle), London. x it. sent out e (and sont out od oe of flowers. Free to the inspection of all Hong whether pur- 
the first time this season), for... e SD ae 
PINEAPPLE PL. PLANTS 'S FOR SALE—T o be d Tue 10 tes ens over to the Trade when two are ordere len 
lots, about 250 healthy —.— a figured in the last Decem Nu aber or the 
= TS, of ihe Pr Frovidence, Montserra 1 Case Quee s p An — la — d' Agriculture — de 3 — de Soss, e, from PREPARATION, ate gee Bare) A 
or apply to —— and,“ an t . which may be fro 2 
Gardener, N — Hoag near Wak: akezela, Yorkshire 5 YOoUELL and * on r 24118, SEAT. 5- gal Tion bottles, at 1s per ra not less 
Brags yr Catalogues of the above may be had on applica- — t 9d. ag 
HOYLE’S E P 5 F Anche deer rections of their successful and easy method Mord — at ffice orders made payable to Jona- 
HARLES TURNER will send out, early in the of cultivating the Chrysanthemums for exhibition, éc., will eo s , Fetter, — immediately forwarded 
= er “re Boes giants o of the following distinct | forwarded with all ¢ rt of th 
varieties 4 8 
8 8 pyle, Great ge po ms b 4l, and ANEMO NE SEED, a ae A Plough-road, Rotherhithe. 
— Sutter Gard “gine June last, being two of the four Saved from selec ——— ow bei ted by Your „ THE FLOWER OF TH 
awarded on that 3 e rders will e and Co. in the fin ondition, and can w forwarded: per post anp C. LEE beg to annonse "that ‘they a are now 
N e E — * êd. an ae, per packet, sent time it ee of 12 „sending out their beautiful 
AJAX.—A no K variety, smooth, and of fine substan A and wn at — a t will “ R OF THE 1 AY.” “tt is 0 
lower petals rosy top petals very dark purple, with e — e y throug E the autumn — ie % habit sprig — * ice 10s. Gd. ; 
margin of vivid crimson ; very free bloomer ; has — ry, Great Yarm discount to the Trade wh when thre arte aS eben May t be had of 
justly styled “ The leading flower of the m. e 11.113. 2 PL ANTS FOR 7 ALE.—A Gentleman in the | the principal Nursery and Seedsmen, 
oo TUM.—A great novelty, lower petals bright pink, Pp „ being about to alter his es into | “Nursery, Hammersmith, August aarti 
with ct and constant spot of deep crimson ; top pe 8 is — of pa ith the plants. They BASSILL, Pheasantry, Hemel Hempstead, Herts 
deep crimson spot, shaded off with bright rose, white —.— — 5 abeut 50 Frui d 70 to 80 Succession Plants, all (+ í : 
bloomer, an grower. Price 11. 118. 2 ogee — growing condition. Price k — * — 2 — —— = * — how taken for le 
: d Nor estern ers now s 
MAY QUEEN.—A large, distinct, and leasing v ay. for the . m Advertisement not be repeated.— en h ial e 
Orange-rose top petals, 4 crimson blotch, Shaded off with Direot to T. ., Office Paper. hav 555 — ge am 
e five te ma e pink; ; Tower BUR = ite).—The ver re 
tals vivid rose ; large well. defined: white > eye, „NORLAND NURSERY, NOTTING age _ sale a lim ms 2 e aboy e in fin e he 
1 or A a great favourite on the stage, Price W. TOWNSEND, having a very la toek of the Birds, o — of th 4 
8. 
NECTAR CUP. —Rose, top petals rich orange-rose, with 
narrow 2 3 clear white eye, fine substance, good 
9＋ỹꝝo the brightest in this class that 
been gaua and makes a fine — 2 aaa stage, rather 
long. Price 11. nek 
te centre; — 
po Mpal — white 
h, and EB ng ‘shaded with lively orange, 
Occasionally pine on hear ofan ; e 11. 13, ang 
following PLANTS, is enabled to o: 
Dielytra spectabile, a 4 rst rate 
—— north of Chi 
ia spectabile a 
N. B. The aber ug 
= price. 
e strong bushy plants. 
Smithii, ls. 6d. each, 15s. 
Cantua pyrifolia, 25. each, 208. per doze 
— ar corymbosum (best of all), 1 is. 6d. each, 12s, p. doz, 
adenia floribunda, 1s, 6d. 
each. 
Asset as . 
nsider- 
Tropzolum Dickeryanum, 5s. each, 21. per due per — 
RUBIOLA, 3 let 71 beautifal texture, dark 9 the new Cositiiental and other Verbenas. i: 
Spot on th er def eficient in breadth of petals, A erge Sen are now in bloom, . can be ion =e vor re- 
Price duced Catalogues on application. 
ce t purple, very smooth and free bloomer. 
dark top pe tals Price 1 f EW . —12 best n 
18184 neat smooth flower, of good quality, very free ties of last season, fine plants, well 1 in are 
rose with white eye, and dark blotch on top petals, pots, for flowerin Berea ny 15s. 
Price 60 very fine varieties, aac, the above £2 0 0 
CARDIN e rich crimson, black blotch on top | 40 ditto ditto 110 0 
Petals, Ray smooth, not a strong grower. Price 15s. ditto 178. 6a superb v 0 9 0 
HEART SBASE.— Scarlet rose, large fine shape and sub- All well es 1 
Pps i but bove will haye gods deire sent eaen on pret — of four postage stamps. 
=e 81, 10s, for the set, Ase and: Brows, "Seed and spor d Horticultural Establishment, 
88 eed an ortic 8 n 
Royal Nursery, Slough, sud L 
large st ear weighin 3 giis fattened $ 8 Th. m 10 — each. 
aa * —— 4 og . —.— accom 
anied by pos refere ＋ — 8 Isaac 
arenen North 2 ** vin 1 — prompt 
attention 
N ENAMELLED SLATE is handsomer 
and more durable than the choicest Marbles, is less than 
half the cost of the commonest, and is PATRONISED by her 
ManzsTT and Famex age RT, the Nobility, Clergy, Architects 
Eminence, Enginee , Builders, Railwa ntractors, and 
e Public generally. Tt is suitable for Chimney-pieces, Pier- 
table tops, Vases, Ink-trays, aud orn nts of various de- 
ns, Bi tables, Baths, Wash-stand, and D sing- 
abra, Columns, 
ablets, Pilasters, Plinths, Fonts, 
only arb! 
— cag as esting Rose co 
lage Lesa, Malachite, and Flo entine Mosaics, and has 
btained the M i 
pieces, from 25s. upwards. Price Rida on application to 
Mr. Maenovs, PIMLICO SLATE Works, 39 and 40, Upper Belgra 
place, London. 
Pg e° Roofing and Plain Slate work, of all deseriptions, at low 
