THE GARDENERS’ 
CUTHILL’S. “ BLACK eg QUTAILLS = BLACK PRINCE E” fer the a ERRY. OYLE’S SEEDLING PELARGONIU 
ILL 1 SEY 18 early | TURNER has a few strong plants ieft “of sJ, 
t STRA Pio at * May . wees 2 22 5 4 
-d — € sand Card ders ca eceive Tor 
Tid Kren Sesdhük. . 2 0d er Rubiolt 
Comte — aa neess Alice 3 2 H — — with full 3 can be had on ness. 
— 2 Royal Nursery Slough, Oct. 5. 
VINES wei es, 2 6d. to 3s. 6d. ea NEW CARNATIONS, PICOTEES, PINKS, AND PANSIES. 
x e Res gnameg sorty (CHARLES TURNER'S DESCRIPTIVE: Sake. 
free atalogue of | \ OGUE i „ ome fine new varieties 
wers an ee lants can be of tae eh — bere hep gy rale 
fi : fase, Bos al Nursery, Slough Oct, 
orticu r ; — 
IGHT an Exotic Nursery, King’s- 
Reid MANETTLL— An — An — 3 wishes to dispos road, Chelsea, respectfnily invite an inspection of their 
eure ROSES, and 100 85200 aue healthy € of? PRACH, NECTARINE, other | 
— * ET TII Dwarfs for stock onen are in good condition, 
spout iis ze varieties , mostly 5 — they will be sold at 
on takin ng the wh 
er 8 
H. 
ig Oi ee 
ree poet EN 
FORD Tobe NURSERI 
r Monday, 
The 
fine. 
ner for: — on 
po su gr rasin Aes ue 
and remarkabl 
RUE DOU BLB —— ace 
ROBER? HALL begs to a 
1 a — which 2 ~ 
most — ng of all thes sus, e 38. per dozen. Also 
Dute anias on ey tee , 6s. per dozen, or — — 
Tor 153. 5 — dang * wel at his Foreign Ware e, 63, 
South Andley-stree „ facing, the — 
A ies SEEDLING FANCY: “PELARGO- 
92 of October, for pre- 
Ne ge 
age at Chelsea, 
~ GALETY. mage distinct; and 20 peta 
— — — lower are spotted with 
rich mulberry, wi 
7 ama wrie ‘a wlose mse gromer; ry free; hie lending fancy 
flower o e season, 218 
BELLR MARIE —A fine, distinct flower, smooth, and of fi 
4 top pet rich mulberry, margine with crims any 
lower petals with the same; constant ane 2.5 the. only fancy 
i obtained a certificate: a e Royal Botanic 
bition of 1848 pae 
train 
— plete —— 
‘arrival of his of 
— i Tree VIOLET ( 
fran 
FRUIT TREES (fr (free from insect, an of all the bes E kada, 
oth ed and untrained), which cannot fail to afford com- 
n wherever supplied, as they combine the ad- 
e of — 2 8 elaborate attention to their culture, both 
1 k the 
T PELARGON 
oNWAY'S 00 PRIN CESS ALICE,” 1 -1 * 
illion, with a white eye, large globe truss, 
good: habit, and a very 9 variety, ei at ys es an 
bedding. Strong plants, 5s. each. 
Also, now Age to be sent — strong plants of Flower of the 
Day, 10s 3. Commander-in-Chief, 5s. ; Princess Royal > 
sg thea of Summ mer, 2s..6d.; Tr 
neh, 18. 15. 15. The 
of: 12 attractive — may — — had t 308.5 basket included. 
New Pet „ 0 . ion,“ white with p 27 as ope img> 
a good eddin plant. 3s. 6 
pink and — ; . — and 757 
y early in the gr reenhouse, 
a 
Gera 
2 bloomer, flowering ver 
“Calceolaria “ meno fare yellow, compact dwarf variety, for 
beddi ng. 37. Gd. e 
* These — 7 wer ‘shown at the metropolitan exhibitions 
| this season, a reatly admired. 
Mary CONWAY, "Earls Court Nursery, old Brompton, London. 
. y I KIIRA: AREQREA, on PERPETUAL 
Anno 
VIoLA 
true). In answer to 
above, and dapat n given by th e pla 
season by -EDW he begs to state that he has this 
RFECTIOX.— 
$ white 3 lower petals 
—— — excellent habit. 
‘iia pink blotch, and prettily pencilled with rose; fine habit, 
and tree bloomer. 76 6d. 
AILO 3 colour ‘white; 3 top. petals: blotched with 
mulberry, lower i of. the sam eren 
each; fine dwarf habit, and very free. ‘10s, 6d, 
W. A., having a few packets of Fancy ‘Goraninm Seed to dis- 
* the same at 25. 6d, per packet of 40 seeds. 
` 10s. 6d. 
— top petals having a beau- He 
offer the ped “choice — for 10s. 
zen first- ra e Hyacinth for glasses, Half. dozen 
s for —— four separate colours; 
Half. dozen Double Van Thol Tulips, 
ips; U dozen Double W 
Bo" 5 pote 
t dozen Early Van Thol Pul 
eet-scented Narcissus, Half-doze 
‘Minter —— 25 11 Mined. aji „ an ag T dozen, hee 
‘ixed Double A 5 mates Seedsmen 
—— 86, Higt-streety opposite m bai! een, 
yea 
d with now 
free bloomer, con- the pro 
Q 
pies plants a 
nae e. 3 15 the above, peaa 5 
full 
a a Tone freely pida Aug 
Bers tate y-hardy.--T Ipalve- of these am krol com bees 
will scent a a large greenhouses and a small eat 2 tenh long by 
3 feet wi — — suflicie — a — th -bouquets 
— — of th —— í ; ber should be 
anted in y situation and a — * — — Violet 
thrive an bloom finer than in wet or clay bo 
„ T. has been iuformed by the —— that introduced K 
to this — that he has seen them grow 
evades — 2 es om ith ange 
e 
dreds of b Large 
CHRONICLE. 
p 
1828988808 
sap ges itl 
2 8 
o 
— 
* 
Ss 
Malay, — 
and common pea-fowl, and — ag Digs 
e moon: pass e, Gr ch-stre 
F 
aller ditto; 36. per dozen; or 138. eac 
he has a fine core of an = YELLOW VIOLET, 
or ATIOLA LUTEA, ch admired at the 
London exhibitions. In — r itis peter to — Crocus. + Strong 
bushy plants 28. 6d. each; or . ditto, 18. 6d. each. 
EITUSE GOLIAN STRAWDARRE; —Strong well-rooted 
38. per | 
rue BA ATH COS LETTUCE SEED, 18, per packet. 
Aae ai 
9. 
Extra fine SWEET WILLIAM SEED, d from 24 distinct 
varieties, ls. per packet. 
— £ SEED from. all the best varieties, 18. per 
pa ét. 
WINTER CUCUMBER. —Lord Kenyon’s Favourite; 28. 6d, 
> JBS, S FORES 
a ly transplanted 
1 , and 
—— om hele trai ere cultivation, are in 
excellent order for removal, and will be offered at t moderate 
arm 
lec supply very cheap. 
Small collections T up, consisting of Hyacinths, no Y 
Snow 
|! Tulips, Jonquil drops, eee Alstraolum, 
Anemones, Ranu — Iris, Scilla, 2 ate 
“kinds, for 30s., 206., and 108. Priced 1 ——— sent upon 
„application. “Aiso ‘a very fine collection of GRAPE* VINES 
IN P TS, ‘eyes two and three — old, for FORCING 
IN POTS or PLANTING L STOVE ND GREENHOUSE 
PLANTS ‘in exteriaive variety. 
J. WEEKS and = 8 Chelsea. 
BLY GHEAP. . 
f E pakpi “PURRELL be ‘begs to oe to the Public tho 
pr ne ip BROREST phe lis pat &ei, 
ed for ee e — — r 
FOREST 1 REES, of sorts, 8 fret high, 42s. pe 
[Oor. 5, 
dre 
Leadenhall-street, City. 
toketa will have an opportuni ity of 
tion m the river, nearly opposite I imlico.1 Pier. 
SLA TE WORKS, ISLE WORTH, 
DWARD BECK Manufactures in Slate a vari 
ural purposes, all of which may be 
ottage, on application to the Gardener, 
Priced lists of plant tubs and boxes for. 
= IMLICO on 5 WORKS. — Cisterns, Filters 
Milk and Pergi" x vessels, Corn sed Flour Chests, “Sinks, 
ea and Larder. Shelves, Malting and other Fl „Skirt 
i m ay ong aging, Paor Boxes, pit 
Linings, Hot-be eable Cattle Sheds, 
n Stories — Trepi; “Ste ps N Risers, 1 ny Lan i 
— Slates, ridge roll and, flap; Waste Slate fae ains. 
Sun Dials, . and 2 li deseriptions 2 paimi 
wh, or direct from s Wor 
ions. Price 
9 and 40, Keten Belgravéiplac 
Lai wint bisg 
AKER’S PHEASANTRY, Beanfort-street, King’s- 
road, analea by. —.— appointment to her Majesty and 
Albert n WATER FOWL, 
swans, Egyptian, 
wash aW teal, 
shorellers, Ane and dun 1 
5 
urrey, and Dorking. — 
od, an pOT 
i vOuUmEEE io MELON BOXE 
T 
ed 1, 2, and. zame Boxes and Lights of all 
immediate use. 
One hundr 
sizes ready for 
W: 
Conservatories,’ Green and Hot-houses, made and 
parts of the kingdom. References s given to 8 Gentry, 
and the Trade, in most of the counties of England, Jas, Warts, 
Hothouse Builder, Cl N Old Lat ro. ad, ieee 
RNS. 
PRUE on CO. ri o direct atten- 
mew d pon of GLASS SH HADE and: DISH 
once. ornamental an 
Price varying from 28, 50 
ROOT. GLASSES. 
Common shape, p. dóz.. * 
proved do. . 
LLJ 
116, ä London. : 
J 
9 
adapted than any other yet 3 
ern e 
4.28. pag ke 
ose ae * 
ritish Manufacture, packed in boxes co 
square feet teach, at the Lou ers REDUCED. PRICES — 
Arbutes, 29 fe 
Sei —— Ten ese, — Arines ti dianiia 
— ead per 100, bos. fae. 
et; Ar bor.vites, 4ifeers Cedars, 4 7275 Bay, ts 
mn feet 
j eres | 
iie — mih PA -n bb. 
e 1000 40. gto ie 
Lare 
. —— 
wae cone 
Box, sant Firs, Portugal Laurel, Todes Box, 
fs pieg fose hiia tad per dozen. 40 g 
Holy, fin bd. per dito, fim e, 
ane: Large Spruce Fir, 45 per dozen}; Aucuba, 
d, pet doze Alaternus, 68. per d 
and fine 
Sizes. Inches. . Per foot. Per 1 7 
Swale or any —— of the above will be sent, postage 25 A a ir 2 eg ip a3 
ia Package fros ee receipt of aPost-office order, From 6 „ $ 4 ioy 442 2 213 9 
” 3 , 1 
8 Epw: bwini 8 Tast Nurseryman, Séedsman, and Florist, — ” E » a ” — 5 ~ 3 25 2 10 
eth 707 Larg er sizes, a exceeding 0 inches long. size 
EIGN BULBOUS ROOTS. 160z from 3d. to 34. er square foot, according to: 
M. HAMILTON, SmepsMan, &c., 156, Cheapside, oo on. “i „ 3 144. * 3 s 
: e to state t 15 Price d Catalog ann the One ati) ae a 5 mi 
ati on A 
. — ROUGH PLATE, 5) THICK CROWN GLASS, 
ee st PATENT ELA Je LATET for og awl wltural purposes, #! 
eats GLASS TILES A 19 5 e e or babes 
0 S a dase e RA hott thi Propagating Gia Glasses, e e Glasses, Cucumis bles 
prices of 1 5 po —.— in bit Can a 5 oe, 
: roved Supporter tha; doj; 6d. each, esto manufac el; 
A 188.56 esent extremely 
* e 1 3 papio: R pa ND Fl ey e article soil 2 Apt a at 
eapside, London, or wind w glass i a gents residence. “ 
EW SEEDLING NSIES COMMANDER with the sash io eq eau. preservation 
H a amental ex- 
Nel AND “PRINCE ARTHUR.” er gen SHADES asor a gous, 1 8 or o, of a t fe 
OUELL AND CO. to annou ey are no posure. Prices, since the removal ‘on 
prepared to execute orders for the 3 first-rate PAN- 2 . List of Price — and 2 —.— e 
SIES, which they guarantee — eha the highest.satisfaction. application AMES) HET uex.and d Co. d. aa 
— — of May 2 — pA mex exhibited: at 2 Worton London. - 
ttage Meeting of May under e initials of “ T. T.,“ an 16501 
the following opinion is given in Beck's Florist” of July last GLASS -FOR i bär 
“No. 2, Yellow ground, bua purple top pet lower ones P P; 
margined ur, bold: eye, showi ad- 
ge: a fine flower for hibition.” 
The followi ing Opinio fine flower is ‘also given n the 
Gardeners’ Chronicle, of J * une 4 5 under 8 4$ . N. 
No 2, Rieh yellow gro maroon, lower 
s margin ned, with, the same ak A eS ye p a 
5 —— ARTHUR,” white ground, to top ‘petals rich sack 
p — with. the colour, eye good 
flowers —— 
„ Gommander-in-Chief” at the 
i laninad the I opinion: 
F$, 
vex! Spied 
Worton Cottage Meeting, an 
el . 
weit ise 5 
* Tä Wishing to clear his gr Bie padik . ‘bts large stock 9 2 9 gm a „considerable, improvement | re 5 sit 
bar — —— — — match 2 above be. ok pe post free it required ; 
S kent — eee allowanoe will be made, and one To — ns when three ered, varying fro 
pep TURR Provid Petes jadas ane? Royal Nursery Great Tarmouth, ct. Wy fom wards ; 100 f pie : 
` a rovidence Nurseryy Ramsgate YOCHIN CHINA FOWLS.—FOR SALE, a ALE, a few Plat yo u 13. 2 cing Bp, 2 3 
K PERG . ae Erani: || . importei! birda AE ate Gins, rom $ 10 inch yo in An Peng ir? 
1 atering Gardens, Apply to James Mannister, Pit Place, G e pex. The ad. pet hee 3 ; po ma tes and Tiles. ‘Cucumber. Tub 
BC a y jbe bette Sup to | Gravesend steamers eall at : + 12 to 24 : oe : 375 1e . ene . 
abi er dae (VOCHIN CHINA FOWLS—A fow wall bred Birds ab. 12 $0 24 inches lope: atag Ro kad, on ‘application ope 
i J of tis season fer sale. Por particulars, Apply to Messrs, | Warehouse, 37, Bishog Wichont, 
— 18, hart road, * -road, London. Jessop BROTHERS, — — Eastern Counties Railway. 
