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egi GARDENERS’ CHRONI 
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AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE. 
A Stamped Newspaper of Rural Economy and General News.—The Horticultural Part Edited by Profes or Lindley. 
No. 35—1850.] 
SATURDAY, AUGUST 31. 
[Price 6d. 
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Allotment system 557 Grapes, out and in doors . 551 
Anahilt, farming in.. +. 557 e Henslow’s (Prof.) excursion .. 547 « 
Apricots on st: andards “. .. 551 a i — excursion 547 
Bacon, to smoke 557 e 55 
British Associa 550 a Ixrigatio un 
Burn on 3 Tev. —— : 
Calendar, Horticultural ooo, 
Chatsworth, pe 928 = 
553 
eee e cere eseweeens 
* z +. 550 
common Ventilation, by N 5 
Fruits for a westerly aspect.. 8 552 32 s Victoria house at ce, e 548 
Fuchsia spectabilis . Villa gardening. . 549 a 
„ ho Water Paster 
rain, m Worton Cottage meeting 
GRAND DAHLIA, 8 AND MISCELLANEOUS 
WER SHOW. 
ROYAL sours . — FLORICULTURAL 
TY. Under the Patro 
IBITION 
be held L SURREY ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS, 
on WEDNE mai he th of September, 1 1850 Pid to all Exhi- 
` bitors), van the following produc- 
ions, viz. 5 and Specimen Plan eu) lias, 
hocks, Verbenas, Antir N Cut Flow Frai s 
addition to the Prizes « y the Society, 2. 105. wilt be give 
for the best dor 17 Seedling Dahlias in 1, 2, or 3 
eties (uo oon out) — raseri wn ra ising, and 21. 10s. 
for Fancy Dahlias, — Lists of Priz d th les for ex- 
for this season will 
hibiting may be 8 d from Joun T. NEVILLE; Secretary, 
benezer House, P — Surrey. „ 
1 TRIAL SHOW ING 
0 8 
AS, &c.—On THURSDAY, Sept. 19, — — 
—— Show of DA y ayo 133 be held at the — 
of bl Grecian Saloo 
s ers set out in May in two, and see dings i in 
all, nin — There will al 
y Garden Nowe 
is will be ‘be by far W ent Seow of the Se, 
5 WATERERS DESCRIPTIVE eae UE OF AMERICAN 
PLANTS, 
OSEA WATERER begs to announce his 
descriptive CATALOGUE OF AMERICAN PLANTS, 
PORI EAS e., is just published, and ey y be had 
by enclosing ps for postage to HOSEA 
Knap Hill * “Woking, Surre 
LE 8 — has auy idea of planting the ensuiag 
should possess themselves of this Catalogue. 
NEW SEED OF TRIFOLIUM INCARNATUM, DICKIN- 
SON’S IMPROVED ITALIAN RYE-GRASS, NATURA 4 
7 S FOR PERMANENT PASTURE, AND WINTE 
8. 
OHN SUTTON anp sc ase 5 1 — 
above valuable articles for ent s and will sen 
carriage des e at very low 1 
Prices and other particulars * be had by post on applica- 
tion to Jonx Surron and Sons, Reading, Berks, 
L. ber vio VIOLA 8 Gg: fg toothy 
pada —VioLa ARBOREA, or the PER 
a el 
will scent a a greenhouse, and ke 
wide, will be oe to fur ish à famil 
the whole of ne and — rin They 
arge 
bushy plants, 6s. per dozen ; smaller per dozen ; or 
Il. per h 
Also . rey a fine stock na —. ee re VIOLET, 
tis gio to the Crocus. Strong 
bushy plants 2s. 6d. each ; ar maller ditto, Is. 6d. each. 
KITLEY’S bs hg STRAWBERRY. —Strong well rooted 
Plants at 3s. per doz 
True BATH cos. LETTUCE SEED, 1s. per packet. 
Extra fine SWEET-WILLIAM SEED, saved from 24 distinct 
es, lg, per packet. 
n UM SEED from all the best varieties, 1s, per 
et, 
3 CUCUMBER.—Lord Kenyon’s Favourite, 2s. 6d. 
7 
Whole or r any quantity of the above will be sen ‘poatake 
oad oe pai ras S, ous . a iam y of a Pail oes order, 
go 8 on pos tage 
WARD 
16.2 s a mye Bae  Nurserym 
GH LOW anp CO. have jast published their 
GENERAL t Saor. pekka OF PLANTS, 1 a be 
bad free on applicatio! Clapton Nursery, London 31. 
TO THE ADMIRERS OF THAT SPLENDID 
AUTUMNAL OW 
— purchased the Salk of 
DLING — — — of Mr. J. Pond (a successful 
of Dev: apo ne ay , Bath, saved from he he 
cart i — mad ultivation with gre 2 e; all Show Flower 
Madame Cerito, Sir — Napier, Bridesmsid, Lilac P Pete 
— — Blue Beard, Daz a , Ros 8 
ty 
is t 
m 15 A —— — from unknown correspondents, 
mbe Nursery, Bath, Aug. 31, 
ESSRS. J. anp H. BROWN have to offer som 
e large . s damallas; Orange Trees, Scarlet Rho- 
ele Azaleas, er large Ornamental Piants, — 
able for any noblema kpas ntleman about to furnish a 
Conservatory, y — at the Nursery, or size and 3 
sent by post. 
poor gill PLANTS, 
12 Fine 3 Stoa of a sort “a ) 
12 Bourbon o, for 1 4 — mg in n beds es 
2 Bank ae — Aa An Climbing Roses, in sorts 
12 Newest Chrysanthemums, distinct varieties ‘ 
25 Ditto ditto ditto Pip i 
1 New Dwarf ey oe * nthemums, ditto . 
2 Eine E 2 — Pepa pea cigian varieties 5 
12 Glox named 
12 peor emt ditto, bl coming p plants 
12 pe pee gonias, one of aop rt aip 
Camellias, of eg ‘or bloom, | per doz. 3 
2 re * splendi va * 8 eea 52 
e Yellow Rhododendrons, each, 7s. 6d. t 1 
Ericas, choice varieties, of 1 
elect Greenhouse Plants, one of a sort, by name 4 
tove and Grecenhouse Plants, price 
a select from, , 
Orchidaceous Plants, 12 fine . 30 0 
Pa sed aoe a and Clematis, oo and tender, each ... 1 6 
Geraniums, very best sorts, at reduced prices, by post, 
ae vane emg e one of = sort, per dosen 8 
uchsias, t new sorts, blooming plants, per dozen... 10 
50 Fuchsias, ditto amal! — — peach ol st... 12 
12 Ferns, Greenhouse and hardy varieties, sent by post 8 
New Antirrhinums, Petu and Ve perdozen 4 
6 Beautiful Lilium lani m, one of a sort ot ae 
Violets, and Ne A erp a as en + 
Vines, in po eyes, choice v arieties, Aar dozen 15 
Strawberry pi plants, all varieties, supplied by the dozen, or 
Choice nes eranium, Pansy, Calceolaria, and Cine- 
raria 8 s. per pac ket, by post. 
Albion f Mareen, Stoke Newington, London, rA, 31, 
THE CH 2 M. 
OUELL Ax D Co. are now prepared to execute 
orders from their extensive and very select cotleetod of 
the above, comprising all the new and fine continental varieties, 
at the following press: 
50 best new sorts 2558. 
25 ai — = 
abllaned in small pots, or by po 
NEW DWARF Bi 2 Ren 
RYSANTHEMUMS. 
This new and Bio ful class are a deserving the attention 
. 1 from their exceeding dwarf N L n ataa g 
n 1 foot in height). The profusi — 
overed, as sage as The great v — 
hem general padanira — 
plan oak 2 ming pak now ready for sending out at 
the e following pri ric 
9 fine — — a last year (for the — pe — 98. Od. 
do. raised by M. Lebois (an 
this po fir for 
— “hn over to the Trade when two are order 
The 12 are figured in the last December fee Sg of the 
Annales de la Societé d'Agriculture et de Botanique rid 
Gand,” eoe are 33 gems, eugravings of which may be s 
at Youett and Co.’s Nursery. 
— Catalogues of f the above m 
rinted —ͤ— of their — 8 easy — aa 
a „ . Chry N emums for exhibition, &, will be 
forwarded with a — 
NE SEE 
ANE D, 
Saved from selected sorts, is now being harvested by YovELL 
in 155 Jog 7 Err 5 pentose and can Bos: forward d, 
fre 6d. acket, suffici 
ane 21 Vads. En 7 5 get ie present ti ae i 5 afford a fine 
ter m 
display through 4 autumn in 
Royal Nursery, Great Yarmouth. 
IXORA SALICIFOLIA (TRUE), WILLOW-LEAP IXORA. 
M bee VEITCH AnD g> pore Dom e d to 
t t 
: 4 e Teci from Java A. 1 3, Lobb, 
ning ei, 2 ype Ea auas 
wick n it y last received th 
and rare plants+ Silver Gilt Meda}. It 
din Curtis’s * Magazine“ for 
0 ron established Kary 21s. eich; one over to the 
Tra de on three.—Exeter, Aug, 31. 
NURSERIES, CLAPHAM, NEAR LONDON. 
FINE LATE BERRY, „LA DELICITIEUSE.“ 
J. & J. FAIRBAIRN have much in announe- 
» ing that they will be prepared fo send out the above early 
in Septem 
A ih F, can 
BER 
oe en Be ommend this ST — 
e excellence. 
be sent o 
— 
_ FUCHSIAS.—Story’s, Mayle’s, Smiths, and — new 
varieties of 1850, 12 for 20s. ; or 20 for 30s. 
VERBEN 
1850 for 158. 
3.—12 best new varieties of last 
n, fine plants, Pe established in 5-inch pots, for howe 
— this autumn, 
60 very fine varieties, —* ken above £2 0 0 
40 - ditto 110 0 
| 25 ditto 2 a Leer varieties o 9-6 
All weil established i in 48-size 3 
of fou 
e stamps. 
Goods —— free to London. ee * 
s and pes wn, Seed and Horticultural Establishment, 
— Suffol 
Wee v. 
HYACINTHS, ANEMONES, 9 3 IRIS ES, 
B ey 
t firm, remaining —— 
traw — season ro a — 
be 
erry ; 
are over; 
CRO CUSES, &c.—Carriage 
OHN SUTTON an p SONS, Reading Berks, having 
for many year . B. ulbous „Flower-roots exten- 
sively fi hey are well 
acquainted with all the most desirable kinds of Hyacinths, 
Tulips, Anemones, and other B alka) cultivated near Haarlem 
aud are also enabled to — — finest quali 
Dutch market prices. An i assor 
ported direct from Haar ders will be executed 
with the very or Bulbs, at one underm entioned low prices, 
HYACINTHS, FOR POTS OR GLASSES. 8. d. 
Choice sorts by name, Messrs, Sorrox's best selection, 
10 6 
BULBOUS FLOWER-ROOTS, FOR POTS OR OPEN 
Se ae finest t double, 4 goat 3 (without 
es) a per doz, 
xed — 100 2 
CROCUSES and sNOWDRO eS. ihn sorts = 
TULIPS, Early Van Thol, for pots or open borders 25 
Choice sorts, Wired for beds * oe 
ANEMONES, finest double mixed Fie TEA f 
ne early single, mixed pete no) oy 
RANUNCULUSE ES, ti 
HARDY N ARGISSUS a —— White 
e, very 8 w 
JONQUILS, Sweet double TE 
t single 
GLADIOLI, — sorts mired 
IRISES, en many beautiful colour 
Parcels cd not less than Ik, EA are sent 
* * 
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2 
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BS BD jud hô pai 
vari 
able period. From its many —— it will found an 
acqui — — . — ment. Price, 60s — A 
Peas. ally requeste 
From — — dressed to J. a 
———— Nurseries, ‘Capbam, — 3 
lowin 3 ts, will hay mpt attention. 
Aus M‘Aslin, Glasgo wW 3 Tie, Darlington 
Banjar, 195 1 2 rrison, T., Hindon, Wilts 
Backhouse, J., a, York Imrie and Sons, Ayr 
Burgess & Ke nt, . Penshalf Little & Ballant Carlisle 
Crane, Geo., Low Habberley, Laird, Wm., Dunde : 
ee 3 4 ur, Norwich 
Dickson & Co., Edin h Mills, Sh 
Dickson, F. and J., Chester Macintyre, Jas., Taunton 
Dickson 1 1 0 Perth ey, Alex., Plymouth 
„ B. 4 Hul ott, J., Bathford, near Bath 
Drummond and 888 Stirling Tait, aes elso 
arby, R F., Cirencester eitch and Son, Exet 
Fisher and Holmes, Sheffield | Watkinson „T. i 5 pee ERE 
tingham, Ne n, Widnall alk Davis, oe idge 
near eel — J. C. & C Glou- 
ay, Mayes, & Co., Bristol 
ITLEY’S GO ee AH == e 
merits of this Strawberry are now so well known, as being 
hardy, large, — in colour, — hah ee flavour, and forces 
well, that all ties w 
in bearing ; th 
abundant | than from you 
D 
ok JK. Your 
2 Strawberry, Goliah, judging from its size and appear- 
ence, s worthy of cultivation, a 
ate "3 Journal, — 
J. combe Vale —We have great pleasure in bearing testi- 
mony to the exquisite Sect of your Seedling — 
. — Isa our 4 a it combines the piquant 
the Strawbe c Pi 
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from the Quee ot 
thing in this way that conveyed to our senses 80 delicious 
treat as the noble sob ag t to be known to the world as ‘ — ~ 
Goll rd STRAWBER 
3s. 6d. per doze 
well-root 57 i 
Ey dome Krrrar, 
N. B. 
carriage free to any Station on the Great Western, 
South-Western, or "South Eastern Railways ; or to any 
ian Seedsman, and Florist, 
Office in London or Brisiol. 
Address Joun Surron and Sons, Reading, Berks, 
‘ong 
or 11. er 100, on prey aid a lication N fay 
Bath ; ia ssrs. Low ind Co. . r. J. G. Waite, 
High Hol „ London; Messrs. N 
Lucombe, Pince, and Co. 
and Me ensrs, W. f. L a Plymo uth, 
| Lyn combe Vale Nursery, 8 Aug. 
