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THE GARDENERS’ CHRONICLE 
AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE. 
A Stamped Newspaper of Rural Economy and General News.—The Horticultural Part Edited by Professor Lindley. 
No. 36—1850.] 
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 
INDEX, 
Air and the so. . . . . . 570. € | Milder a 566 a 
Allotments Normandy's Hand. book of 
C arraren 3 1 7 
British. Orange . 56 
ismanage a.. 5 
TETTETETT 85 a 
74 
Roses, climbin, 568 
Sea ig yi to withstand 566 a 
an to withstand sect sea 
eee * 
— Imp oe of 
ne ee 
Irel: 
TO ALL EX ENGLAND. _ 
THE SE COND EXHIBITION OF THE LEEDS 
HORTICULTUR ND FLORAL SOCIETY, will be 
—_ on ia va 8 the llth and 12th of Se ep- 
8 of ONE HUNDRED GUINEAS are awarded, 
3 — 
In to the Prizes announced in Schedule, the Com- 
mittens ie the 2 
For DAHLIAS, 24 distinct- 
For HOLL LYHOCKS, 24 8 
bead Filte; 5l. ; Second dit 
Entra ie 4 each class, 5s, ; 
the prem 
The prizes for PINES, instead of those announced in Schedule, 
will be—First Prize, 21. ; Second ditto, IL. 5s, ; ; Third ditto, 158, 
es, dissimilar, 
. 10s ; Third ditt o, N. 
; which will be e pro rata, to 
Exhibitors must give three days’ notice. Specimens sent from 
a distance will na ey attention. 
8 . * had on application to 
UCKTON and = b Secretaries, B iggate, Leeds. 
TO BE SOLD, -= Private Contract, in small Lots 
about 500 young ARPE AND PEAR TREES. To he 
viewed at nin Lodge U pper Holloway, on Tuesday the 2 
d esday the llth — between 10 and 
KITLEY’S GOLIAH apne BERR 
OBERT WHIBLEY has no tety at 
duced 4 viz per doz., or r 10s, per 
100, Also. Select © RYSANTHEMUMS t from his en 
collection, from 68. per dozen. pone 
Nursery. has nington, London. 
f [ue H LOW anp CO, — just published their 
GENERAL CATALOGUE * 5 4 can be 
had free on applica’ —Clapt ry, n, Sept. 7. 
HTACIN THS, named, — ne autiful varie ties, 
distinet . per doz 
HYACINT oh suitable Se 1 pots or glasses, 
named, various colo cng $, per dozen 6 0 
HYACINTHS. not named, butin separate colors, p. 100 21 0 
a ee NARCISSUS, best sorts, named, from 
per doz 
— Early Dobie and Single, named, ‘the most 
varieties, per ooo 
CROCUS, Dutch, mixed, all colours, per 1 900 
The above, as well as 
autumnal 9 = hk be oe 
82, Gra seach 3 e en and Pris Eagle È 
near the e, London. 
N. B. Deseriptive aed Priced Catalogues can be bad on obli- 
cation. 
eir 
e 
opinion of them je rak. second and thi rd o sr mor re of 
ve the doubts of Sema sae as to the merits of the 
is peet mitted to make rr 
e — wol as keena hundreds s more, w 
5 will ro . a! required. A 
I ee peor will be fo mag free 
e postage sta o Mr. J 
—— London 
pamphlet, with fat. 
eon a pandas, 
mps * oHN ROBERTS, mer ch 
Chas. Mills, Esq., fe aaa 
J, , Ladbroke, Esq., Epsom 
harles Hoare, 
le Lord Bishop of London 
8 Grace the Duke of Buc- 
cleuc 
Grace the Duke of 3 
re Earl of De La War 
Henry Dryden, — Da- 
ventry F. Pilch, Es 
' Claude Scott, Bart., Guild. 
ford 
Andh 
. 
z, : 
Are AIR a Pea Ax. matt f Pale Play” will “rire "e 
th and state where 1 will 
pay y him pig tig tiles on Gelivery to me, and also thi 
his assertions being cn. EO o 
— ate 
correct. 
Jons Ropers, 34, Eastcheap, London. 
| foll 
as every erg variety of roots . a 
à Remi 
! office orders to be made me able 
ESSRS. STANDISH AND NOBLE’S new de- 
scriptive CATALOGUE OF SELECT 4 Bs hie 
cri Ee 1 is qust pu o> and may be h 
esides a tise on the setae ang ‘ot 
— Pis —4 s, it contains 3 and postin of the 
— Cypress, No foes of Cephalotaxis Fortunii, Crypto- 
meria japonica, = 3 Pan i Na and inver: 8 
plicatum and macrocephalum, ı many recent ‘introductions 
from the north of China quite 
N. ry this 888 of stating that they 
give Designs for Laying out ee ss and Plans for Im- 
2 a stimates for al 
ornamental or economic. * . 
—:: ra} PB . . EE 
WATERER’S DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE OF AMERICAN | 
PLANTS, & c. 
OSEA WATERER begs to announce his n 
descriptive Me anata a OF Abe Sen PLANTS, 
CONIFERS, pegs 
3 LIST ol Be INTRODUCED PLANTS 
NOW TIME BY 
JAMES VEITCH. tng BON, EXETER: 
oge a 2 213 each; one over to the Trade on 
a. 
— 
05. ; dit 
Heya coviaca i epeetabilis, Tos. 64. each; ditto 
Oxalis elegans, or Oxalis elegans major, 58. each, or three 
for 10s. 6d. of either. 
Calceolaria grandis, 5s. each, or three for 108. 6d. 
IXORA SALICIFOLIA m, WILLOW-LEA 
— VEITCH a 
h Mr. Thos 
itis a lovely free-bloo: coh — flowering in a a very youn 
ate, and a the Chiswick k Bzbibition i in J as last pronn 
— prize for new and r: the Silve — Gilt — edal Tt 
is 3 and described in C — 2 Botanical Mag zine for 
July last. 
— * established plants 218. each; one over to the 
Trade e.—Exeter, Se 105 12 
EDWͤ4aRD DENYER, Norali Loughboro! 
„ begs 
road, Brixton, near Landes 
the finest 
delivered in November next. 
E. 5. ‘orms his friends that he has no seed shop in ae 
ANNIA” STRAWBERRY. ‘ 
‘ACKSO N, in offering his new 
— — to the oe can with confidence | 
2 Market Gardeners, as being a 
1 
wberry 
recommend i entlem 
much larger. 
lent flavour, and of a deep 
É 
size, and has generally six or eight fruit on one ste 
plants of this superb Straw will 
per 100.—Application to be made to os JACKSON, Sin. 
dener, Marfleet-lane, Hull; Mr. M'I an, &c. 
Mr. Daw „Hessle-road 3 "agar ull; or 
Mr. Hars, Seeds 4 N Martin’: London. As the 
stock is limited, early pr epai d orders will jog promptly ‘attended 
The usual K to the Trade. 
Ce FLOWER SEEDS for 5 and autumn 
“a aes . b — da with directi 
2 43. Od. Pæ 
1 
onia, herbae 
Pentsteimons, O varieties $ 
Oo, 
a „ tol 0 6 
Antirrhinum 0 6 Potentilla, from a out 
% 1 lection of splendid hy- 
alceolaria . 26 4 ee e 2 6 
Campanula, 6 varieties, Bie) Ep 10 
4d,to 0 6 | ——.— . 0 6 
1 9 | Ranunculus 2 6 
0 4 | Sweet William . . . .. 0 4 
0 4 | Verbena, . 1s. 6d. and 2 6 
3- 0. | Wallflower. siingi 4 
iene = and 2 6 | German, double, 
6 | 6d. and 1 0 
Stocks, Emperor, 3 Ger- 
0 6 man varieties, separate 1 0 
2 Cheenostoma polyantha 0 4 
) Fuchsia corymbifiora 
alba, hybridised 
ines 1 
) Lye nis fulgens ......... 0 6 
5 Lobelia erinus ATGE ` 
— — 1 
Varel f frutescens 6 
; [i 
For shanty ae e see Catalogue, s 
20 Choice Greenhouse Perennials, pee 
20 Choice Hardy di 78. Gd. 
20 Showy Hardy Annuals for spring flow iin, 4 
ittances * from 5 eee Post 
Ass and Brown, or mi TEPHEN BROWN, 
Seed and Horticultural Establishment, Sudbury, Suffolk, 
pane * 
[Price 6d. 
YACINTHS AND OTHER K 
RRENDLE'S NEW PR ot aed CATALOGUE OF 
BULBOUS 
Is Pad 9 a can i — 
scriptiv 
Tri Ran Crocus, 
Ixia, &., with some excellent cultur al adv vice as to th 
p method * * them. t to 
all gro 
The W ‘Collecti ions of Seeds ” sent out by us jabi given rami 
oe sat — we have been induced pat bering the follow. 
please 
g Collections of Roots,” which we are certai 
vE aser. 
Wire List of Roots contained in the Collections, see our 
COLLECTIONS OF BULBS. E 8. d. 
No. 1 Collection, all the most approved sorts . 
No. : weno nen ontaining smalle: oe ities ee OR a 
No. 3 Collection smali 100 
or details ar Collections, see below. 
100 Hyacinths in 100 very fine sorts. Purchaser's 
selection 3 0 0 
00 Hyacinths in 50 fine sorts, Purchaser's selection 210 0 
180 Hyacinths in 50 superior sorts ditto 110 0 
50 n edera ms in 25 — ve aS 
24 Hyacinths in 12 superior varieties — 0 12 0 
12 Hyacinths 5 ie bo age ty rieti! 06 0 
Wh tion of ees is kofi to W. E. R. 
and Co., they request to be informe ether the are 
intended Sor „ pots, or the 
ether — oA 
asers may v rely u upon 
gre really good 
sorts beg sel iat 8 the choice is "s = ae 
a = will guar — to give them satis 
Catalogues, a er information, appi to 
LLIAM E. RENDLE anp Co., 
Seed — Plymouth. 
N.B. Our bated aia 2 roots have just arrived from 
Holland in 8 
Maat 7 L PLANTER 
HITLEY anp OSBORN 5 to call 
attention to their PRICED CATALOGUE OF HARDY 
TREES AND SHRUBS 8 the N peog, hich may 
had li „Fulham, 
irge selections are taken, a deduction 
ces affixed on d be made, and also when a large 
are ta 
weep PLANTS. 
JJ HN WATERERS CATALOGUE OF 3 
F 
aF LANTS, ROSES, 0 id 
ation. It describes the en i aba 
Appointm = 
and to His M MAJESTY THE Kine or Saxony, begs 
— Gentry, — Public, toi 3 his 8 callection 
this most SPLENDID HARDY LILY, which is nowin — wer. 
of 
— elegance of form, — pag fragrance, an m of flow- 
ering, it is surpassed by any plant in — May be 
viewed every day (Sundays excepted) 
"ALOGUES 
i 
HOUSE PLANTS, GERANIUMS, AMERICAN PLANTS, &e., 
c., are now ready, and can be had, on poeni application, 
by enclosing two postage stamps. —Exeter, 1 . 
EW SEEDLING STRAWBERRY- r 
ueen, 2 R habit ant 
9 very ey bearer, pr ibak Ayena those 
large ular-sh n any other Sariy. and 
finishi e last fi or a cand tap, ce 50s. per 100. 
Z Also Myatt’s Eleanor, 5s. British Queen, Globe, Mammoth, 
— 4 and ee — ee g, Swan- 
ing, lised Hautbo 
Cath ire “Black 3 105. 6d. per 100. — 1 Goliah, 3s. 6d. 
per d Manor Farm, Dep! 
merits of this Strawberry a 
nee * arge, fine in colour, 
all 1 54 all er. whee Have s seen it growing, or tasted ‘the 
fruit, hav essed their entire satisfaction with it. This 
the fifth s prs. i it has frui in the same on a, eg ‘the shuts 
are now perfectly healthy, and i likely to continue much longer 
in bearing ; h the fruit = 1 — A en large and more 
1 than from younger pla 
From the Gardener cy icle.— K. You 
Seedling Strawberry, doak , judging from its size in — 
ence, is worth; 7 of cultivation. 4 
Farmer’s Journal.— 
è 
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ne 
sa STR RAWBERRIES. 
J. K., Lynoo 
mony to the exquis 4 
*Goliah.’ In our opinion, it 
the Strawberry with the richness of the Pine, the delicious 
q 
from the Queen 4 r Ba we certainly n 
wa! mveyed to our senses 
at as the noble feat to be known to the world as KITLEY’3 
RA 
GOLIAH Str 
Stron 1 . . are now ready . 
or ll. 100, on prepai opioa only to , 
Bath ; Messrs. Low and pos — * ; Mr. J. G. Waite, 
Bayer aid 8 High Holborn, Messrs. Garraway, 
Mayes, i e 
Ex 
3 Vale Nursery, „Bath, Sept. 
