the 



G A R I) E N E R S 'CHRONICLE. 



>, vum t S I WKK Ml.l -«>ur lections of 



.tZ-- — r«M«l>r known W U« ** tn« MOM "T 1 , , arrwkii 



tj* Mil most apo- ' ! r >ritll< » * J?^ 



A » ataiegna •* *>NNl«fftl MMfl/ WOCS.S^-'F* » 



PEARS 



w-nevfJ' LANQELIER, Nurseryman and Florist, 



bwt t.» offer the following new PEAKS, of «» «"*"»' f™.; of 

 B E K K B CL MR RGB AO, bearing the nrnw of the «.«« ot 



PERRY have greatS^T 5 * 



tenion of their Patrons to th!rLJ» 



tbl. Taluable Pear.-A rer, Ian;; fruit, perfectly melting, and 



a late fruit f first merit. Price 5*. . . .. n an ner- 



BEURKE D'HIV ER.-Also large, and keeps till April, per- 

 fectly melting, hardy, and great bearer. JiceoA ^ * 

 BtfURRE NANTAIS.-Tne earlier Fear known, cxceuc , 



NIGHT AND 

 soliciting the atten . v « v,a fc ** OT a i « [r „ag to th . - 

 LABURNUM, L. AUTUMNALE, whiob, from iu *** 



property of Flowering profusely throughout the a^w 

 must be considered one of the most important as well T*^ 

 beautiful acquisitions that has been made. They are- 8101 



ing good plants of it at 105. 64. each. 



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m if be h»'l "a application. 



ilcru Low and Co.. CU| i ^ 



London. 



L,.> , n.cM < niuii v<i>, i ilicher (Thuja 

 <: a .Lit**i». Do«).--A nowe a ■£ f Antacc0 



«* toe An « of CMfi "J AJ2J r2y to 80 tot. bir Wnu 

 V*iiUvie, gro 



■VttoteU^ft «i»tat©i»ft. 



Hook«r say 



* It id a tree oj 

 ijUrodwtd into ear 



tr. 



fcawty, and tce/Z worthy ef being 



gvrdeiu. There can be little douJjt, 



fhkMting thi name elevations m 



th, . MostluA -itfjricata), that it will 



Th* frlfcffteff if ao extract from a letter lately received from 

 tlJwallanoWbotanical collector Mr. Bridges :-" In one of 

 *W tele B the ftirxitiiert" I >eo SUM > doubts 



■g^^g iSI to the Thuja GhUleoeie being hardy hi Eng- 

 Slit wW, !■ »l opin^n, be perfectly so, jf^giaj from 

 whet I bavVfeen ot the pl.nt in the province of Coteoafua, 

 Znn* J*Lnf». which is tee moat northern limit. It it tound 

 itb*m>w. and whare fmtsse. I should I say, ^taas 

 rtiya* »s In the flcinity of London. Where the tree 

 ws aloe* it U vtry graceful, the lower boughs are eveu on 

 tronnd. and It elevates Iteelt to a great height The ttsnoer 

 k esteeaatd by the aatiree for bulldiag purposes. I hare myself 

 teen It as far south as l -••, and I learn it is found in the rlc.nity 

 of Cape Horn,* __ . 



Fine healthy welUestablslsed one-year-old plants, from seed, 

 sa sincle nou, 7*. tot. saoh, three tor IU f or \L per doaen. 

 Hr "• Luw and Co., Clet> n Hurtery, Lond«m . 



if m HELL - ■ Hi i WINTER PARS- 



1X1 LKY, Kstffa Supr r for OsrnUhlag.— 4. M. having a 

 ouaatity of new *ead to dispose of, csn highly reeenmiend it to 

 it ark at and <i» iesaen * Gard#o-rs as toe hardies, and best 

 w-neif tort t*»r produeed. Retail price, 4 Jj. W. per lb. Also, 

 his superior dark green s»r..», is. &i. per 16. A liberal allow. 

 ance mad«< to Heeds men. i'ot t-Othce Ordsrs made payable to 

 ■m Hi j End, KuHeld. >M§Jleeei. 



A ICA PI,\Nt^ 



JIIN V\ FIBER'S CATALOGUE of Hardy Rho- 

 d »*. Aaateas, K.nes, Ac, may be obtained graUs on 



spplir* »b. ft ee< ** the colour of every Rhododendron 

 worthy Of cultivation, thus affording purchasers erery facility 

 la tusking selection* He has many thousand* of Rhododen- 

 dron pom Icusa in sixes very suitable for planting imasediately 

 Into 9em-< Prffsurres, very healthy bushy stuff, price 52., 7l> 10*., 



and lu*\ per 1000. 



The Amertean Nursery, Bagshot, Surrey, near Famborough 

 •latlon. South. Western Railway, and three miles from Black- 

 water, ^outh- Eastern Railway. ________ 



KELIER, i the Clarendon Nursery, 

 St. Helirr. Jersey, begs to drsw the attention of the 

 Public t<> his still unrivalled collection of PEAR TREES, not 

 ret sorp4s«ed in Europe, In which will be found all the rery 

 Beat varieties insured for the season required. Trees may 

 be had eJrsady formed, either pyramidal or for espalier, in 

 ua usually line and healthy condition, such as will give the 

 Most ample satisfsctlon to b )th purchsser and R. L. The price 

 has beeu much reduced, and the i-iantity of Trees R. L. 



enable* him to supply the trade with guaranteed sorts 



%nj house ou the (Lndnenr, having given the greatest 



uaslef* sr ai years. Foreign correspondents will find 



nrery great advantage if the selection Is left to R. U, as they 



will be cheaper, ana «b- - the best sorts will be supplied. 



R. « Desrrip'.Uf aUlogue, which has been found the 

 best and most correct yet , i» nly to be had at his 



Hursery. Jertey, price U 6*1. and eti. extra for postage. 



A rery great r»»duc n has been ma« a the transit by 



etoamers to all parts of England, so that R. L. can supply Trees 



Ufeeap«r than any other grower. 



A fine collection or Roses, Camellias, and yellow Plcotees. 



HORTK I '.'.TURAL AM» AUUiCULTURAL 8ERD ESTaI 

 BL!HffviENT.S, MAIDS r».Vg, AND ADJOINT TO THE 

 rH.BASTIR* RAILWAY STATION, ASHFORD. 



TVAf. J.\<. EM'S begs to state that he has taken 



* v the Nursery and Seed-* rowing bi aess late in the occu- 

 pation o. Jfr. James Cutbush, Sen., adjoining the Railway 

 Station, Ashford, where he is making extensive alterations for 

 Carrying on the above business, in conjunction with his 

 Ntfcaery and Seed Establishment, Maidstone. The proximity 

 of tbfcAsbtord business to the Romney Marsh (which is the 

 mrgest md by far the best seed-growing district in the 

 sangoom , will enable him to offer many advantages * great 

 attention win be paid to selecting and growing the stocis true 

 to tneir aind. He Is now prepared to receive commissions 



and great bearer. Piioe 2*. 6d. fr nnQ —ill he for- 



The above R. L. can strongly recommend. ^°f« w ^l! ' f 

 warded to unknown corruspondentt except on the receipt of 



cash or reference^ , t — 



PE\R AND QUINCE STOCKS. 



RBRfi LANGELIER, Nurserybun and Ilorist, 

 SL Holier Jersey, be*s to inform the Public and the 

 Trad. ^hat ^he hue the fallowing, of very superior growth, to 

 disDOM rf'-A few thousands QUINCE, very free and healthy, 

 fit ^ to receive the buds next July, at 405. per 1000 ; also PEAR 

 Stocks o ^ superior growth, two years transplanted, and very 

 %ff£«*>*. Per 1000; smaUer ditto, transplanted, and 



™7hU^ never before offered to the 



PubUc for hU stock is totally different from the French stock 

 hich has always given R. L. superior growth of trees.-Orders 

 men nas aiw*j g . Reference orjremittance from 



will be punctually attended to. 

 unknown correspondents. 



Kn;ght and Peery have also a good and healthy stock ^ 

 own growth, of most of the new and rare Trees and &T 

 especially the former, which they have, by diUgent rei^ 

 collected from the Continent and other parts. Their llzS 

 price is about 303. per dozen. aF «*p 



Exo tic Nursery, King's Rqap, Ch elsea. 



NlTwTuNt'NClTLUSES, ANEMONES,^BEiJj--r- 



CAREY TYSO, Florist, &c, WaUingW, fiL 

 beg$ to announce that this is the season forpWJ 

 and that he can supply strong Roots, per post, as under* ^ 



TYSO'S SEEDLING RANUNCULUSES. 



50 First-rate Show Flowers 31. 15$, to 



100 Roots, superior quality, mixed io s . to 



SELECTIONS FROM OTHER RAISERS. 



100 Superb named sorts 21. to 



100 Fine double mixed 8s., 15s., and 



Double Anemones, 50 sorts ... ... 12s, 6d. to 



£ 

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No. 2. 

 No. 8. 

 No. 4. 



No. 5. 



THE PLANTING SEASON.- WOODLANDS NURSERY, 

 MARESFIELD, NEAR UCKFIELD, SUSSEX. 



WJI. WOOD and SON having still on hand a very 

 extensive and superior stock of ROSES, will be happy to 

 supply collections as under (the selection of sorts being left 

 to themselves). The plants are remarkably strong and healthy, 



and none but first-rate kinds will be sent. 



ROSES. Per dozen, 



Extra tall Standards, budded with from 3 to 6 best 



varieties on a stem ... ... * *** ™ ™** 



Extra superior selected Standards Jn ♦ i« 



Fine Dwarfs and Dwarf Standards ... ... 105. to lbs. 



Superb do. do. (for exhibition) ... 18f. 



Fine Dwarfs, on own roots, in 50 varieties, per 100 ... ws. 



Good do. do. without names, per 100 30s. 



N.B. A liberal quantity of plants will be given over with 

 each order. Catalogues free on application. • 



DAMUEL FINNEY and CO.'S CATALOGUE OF 



^5 SEEDS, for 1851, is now ready, and maybe had postage 

 free, on application. It contains a Select List of all the most 

 approved sorts of Culinary Vegetables in cultivation. Also an 

 extensive collection of Flower Seeds, including the imported 

 Gi-nnan kinds, with descriptions, stating the proper time for 

 sowing, hardiness, duration, height, time of flowering, ana the 

 colour of each, with much other useful information. The col- 

 lections of Seeds sent out last year by S. F. and Co. having 

 Klven general satisfaction, they again offer them as under. 



VEGETABLE SEEDS.— Carriage Free. 

 We prove the growth of each kind before we send them out. 

 No. 1. A full collection, suitable for a large establish- 

 ment, for ... *5s« Oct 



Do., in smaller quantities 30 



Do., 

 Do., 

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 FLOWER SEEDS— Carriage or Postage Free. 

 100 of the most select hardy, half hardy, and green- 

 house kinds, 1 packet of each 



50 Ditto. Ditto. Ditto. 



25 Ditto. Ditto. Ditto 



Hardy kinds separate, per dozen packets 

 Half hardy Ditto. Ditto. 



Greenhouse Ditto. Ditto. 



The kinds and quantities contained in each collection are 

 stated in the Catalogue.— We have constant communication by 

 Railway and Steamboat with all parts of the kingdom.— A 

 remittance or reference is required from unknown correspond- 

 ents.— Nursery and Seed Establishment, Gateshead, New- 

 castle-upon-Tyne. 



SURPLUS STOCK op FOREST TREES, SHRUBS, 

 and FRUIT TREES, now on Sale at KENDLE'S NUR- 

 SERY, Plymouth. See Advertisement, page 83, in this Paper. 

 Larch I irs, 3 feet, 18s. per 1000; very stout and fine Scotch 

 Firs, 2 feet, 15s. per 1000. 



SEED AN D~I I ORTICULTURAL ESTABLISHMENT^ 



SUDBURY, SUFFOLK. 



BASS and BROWN'S Seed and Plant List for 

 1851 is now complete, and stamped as a newspaper, to go 

 free by post. It is prefaced with a page of Instructions for 

 Sowing and Raising Seeds, with allusions to Sorts requiring 

 peculiar treatment, and contains the following: 



Part I.— FLOWER SEKDS, consisting of lists of 422 new 

 and most showy sorts, with colour, height, hardiness, duration 

 of each, price per packet, and other useful information. 



Part II.— VEGETABLE SEEDS, with time of sowing each 

 kind, prices of each, and other descriptive information. 



Fart III.— AGRICULTURAL SEEDS, containing also much 



useful information. 



p ART IV.— ROOTS, FRUITS, BULBS, &C for early planting. 



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IMPORTED SEEDS— German Asters, Stocks, SalpigW 1 

 Balsams, Hollyhocks, Poppies, Zinnias, post free, 2s. 6<£jj 

 named assortment. 



New Treatise on "The Anemone," for four labels- Dfc 

 " Ranunculus," e ight labels ; Catalogue, 1851.j wo_hh^ 



~" ROSES. 



ADAM PAUL and SON beg to inform their frienj 

 and the public in general that tbey have still a good ito 

 of most of the leading kinds of ROSES, which, when theg£ 

 tion is left to them, they offer on the following advantage 



terms i 

 Standard Roses, in 12 superior vars., 18s. to 24s. per do*, 



Dwarf Standard do. do. 12s. to 18s. 



Climbing Roses do. 9s. to 12s. n 



A priced descriptive Catalogue forwarded on receipt of % 



postage 3tamp. 



All packages delivered free of carriage to London. 



Nurseries, Cheshunt, Herts, Feb. 8. _^ 



NURSERY CATALOGUES.— The followir^^ 

 Catalogues maybe obtained from the Cheshunt Nurstfis, 

 free bv post, on receipt of one postage stamp. 

 A. Descriptive Catalogue of Roses. 



Catalogue of Hardy ornamental Trees and Shrubs. 



Fruit Trees. 



Hardy Herbaceous Plants. 

 Forest Trees. 

 Greenhouse Plants, &c. 

 Agricultural, Garden, and Flower seeds. 

 The prices are attached to every article. All pack 



delivered free of carriage to London. 

 Adam Paul and Son, Nurseries, Cheshunt, Herts. 



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ESSRSTJ. and H. BROWN'S NEW PRICI 



CATALOGUE of PLANTS for 1851, will be sent toil 



Applicants, for Six Postage Stamps. It includes Orchidea, Stan 



and Greenhouse Plants, Roses, Geraniums, Fuchsias, Came 



lias, Azaleas, Comfers, &c. They also offer the follow*; 



Choice Plants and Fruit Trees :— 



Fine Dwart and Standard Trained Peaches, Nectarines, 



Apricots, Plums, Pears and Cherries, the best and 



most approved sorts of these respective kinds, true to 



name, 2s. 6<2. each, or, per dozen ... ... 



Untrained or Maiden do. Is. 6d. each, or per dozen 

 Fine Gooseberries, Currants, Raspberries, and Filberts, 



per dozen ••• ••; 



25 Aaaleas, new hardy Belgian varieties, on their own 



roots, with flower-buds, one of a sort, by name 

 25 American Azaleas, ditto ditto 

 6 Andromedas of sorts, including floribunda .. 

 Kalmias, Ledums, and Hardy Heaths, per dozen 

 12 Rhododendrons, including scarlet, white, and rose, 



hardy varieties 



New Hardy Yellow Rhododendrons, each 7s. 6d. to 

 6 Fine Hardy Scarlet, ditto, 2 to 3 feet, for 

 6 Fine Hardy Magnolias, one of a sort ... 

 Cryptomeria Japonica, 6 choice hardy Pinus, for 

 50 Dwarf Roses, on their own roots, by name .. 



Standard and half-standard Roses, per dozen, l2s.ana 

 Climbing Roses, choice sorts, per dozen 

 12 Tea-scented Roses, one of a sort, by name, in pote . 

 Glycine sinensis, extra fine plants, in pots, 15 to 30 feet, 



each ... ... ... ... ••• ••• ••• "* 



12 Greenhouse Azaleas, one of a sort, blooming plas» 



12 Choice Camellias, ditto ditto 



12 Orchidea, choice species and good plants, for 

 New Camellia seeds, just imported, sent free, 50 for •• . 

 Flower Seeds, 18 papers, 5s. ; 36 ditto, 10s., of the most appro* 



varieties, sent free by post. 



Gardeners are especially invited to send us their list or 

 required, as they will be liberally treated. 



Albion Nursery, Stoke Newin gton, London, Feb. 8 ^ 



MTdEN YER, Seedsman and Florist, 82, ft«J 



church-street, London (near the Spread EagleJ, MP 





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offer the following : 



ASTERS (GERMAN), four splendid varieties saved by an 

 Amateur in this country, warranted to produce au^ ^ 



iron any respectable wholesale' house. The^rieeT^ner'con" 1 pA * T v — Contains our Descriptive Priced Catalogue Lists of double show flowers ••• '[ 



tract, this year are exceedingly low, and any further informa" Snow > Fancy, Scarlet, and other Geraniums; Fuchsias, Dahlias, BALSAMS, very double, saved from one of the finest co*- 

 ^ '■ J - i t»~. — 1~ ^ _i_ ™_ ._ ~, . ,. i lections in the country, six beautiful varieties ... - » « 



LARKSPURS, double, eight distinct colours ... ■ j. 

 STOCKS (GERMAN), very double, six varieties, best ana 



««■». *«»" y*«r arc exceeumgiy low, ana any further informa- -o ""*-*> *^-«"«=*i auuuiucrwBraumui»; * ucuaias, uauuas, 



Hon upon this subject may be had upon application also his Petnma9 > Verbenas, Chrysanthemums, Cinerarias, Achimenes, 

 wholesale and retail List of Seeds. Gloxinias, Azalea indica ; Greenhouse, Stove, and Miscellaneous 



1JT. 4. E. has a large and splendid stock of the following 

 Sntds, *hich he can warrant to any extent, and at very low 

 prices— terms, three months, opon satisfactory reference— 

 tT^* Pwr P ,e - | °P Swede, Lsing's Parple-top Swede, Man- 

 gold W uriel. White Carrot. Parsnip, Champion of England 

 J?ej«. Inip«r1eJ, Victoria Marrow, Blue Prussian, Broccoli, and 

 Cabbagts of sorts ; Kohl Rabi and Mustard. AH seeds 

 carnage paid tn London.— Feb I. 



ft W Wl'fc's CAlALOuUh of VEGETABLE 



„„~ K-x 1 M '* now ft****, with Prices to suit the times, and 

 *«*f ***!% jlborn. London. 



JG.WA 

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'SCATALOGUEoF FLOWERSEEDS 



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an, ?^W b Jff' ^J s tbe •""«« Bean known 



Ti W a v%\ ^Ld r!?hl?? 2 NP rlce 2I 'P* r bushel—A 

 i^^L'il^fJ^ fl-iborn, London, 



lion can be had, on 

 rade. 



where every other kind of Seed in c _ 

 better terms than at any other House in 



T3HUBARB ROOTS TRUE TO N 



J-*' Victoria, 6s, per do* ; Myatt*s Linn^us, 

 Mitchell's Albert, 9s. per doz.— At J. G. Wain's S 

 blishment, 181, High Holborn, London. 



Myatt's 



ier doz. ; 



OTRAWBERRY FLAiNTb—Kitley's Goliah, 10*. 



jy per M0; Myatt's Eleanor, 4s per 100.— At J. G. Waitb's 

 Send Establishment, 181, High Holbor n. London. 



NEW GIANT Abr'AKAUUb PLANTS, 5s. per 100. 

 LARGE GIANT SEAKALE PLA.NTS, 8s. per 100. 



At J. G, Waite'b Seed Establishment, 181, High Holborn, 

 London. 



Select Plants. 

 PaaT VI.— Contains NEW PLANTS of 1851. 

 The following Collection will be highly approved : 



VEGETABLE SEEDS. 



A collection in full proportion, one year's supply, for 

 a large garden, of first-rate sorts, including 24 quarts 

 of Pras, 6 quarts Broad Beans, 10 sorts Broccoli, 

 6 of Cabbage, :* of Cauliflower, 8 of Lettuce, 5 of 

 Onion, 5 of Radish, and all other sorts in proportion 



The same collection, in smaller quantities 



Collection, in reduced proportion 



Collection, for a small garden, of good sorts 



If any vegetables not required, enlarged quantities of others 



sent to make up the amount. A list of the sorts furnished if 

 required. 



SELECT FLOWER SEEDS, 

 Free by post, with full directions for sowing, heights, 



colours, <fcc. 

 100 varieties best and newest Annuals 

 50 varieties for 8s. 64., 30 for 5s. U , 20 for 

 20 varieties best dwarf kinds, in larger packets, suited 

 for filling beds on lawns, 7s. 6d., or 12 do. for 

 20 varieties best Greenhouse Annuals, 7s. 64., 12 for 

 20 varieties choice Greenhouse Perennials, 10s.6d.,12 for 

 20 vars. choice hardy Biennials and Perennials, 7s. 6*d,,12 for 5 



IMPORTED GERMAN SEEDS. 



20 varieties splendid double Stocks, 3s. 6d. ; 12 ditto 



12 vars. splendid China Asters 



vars. fine globular Asters ... 



H^^s. Dwarf Rocket Larkspurs 

 9vars^n ditt0 ▼ _ 



KemittatfJSvwjth orders are requested from unknown cor- 

 respondents, pb^carrjage Free to London, and with all 

 orders of U. and upw>M^. rtic i ei presented extra. Post-office 

 orders payable to Bass afl&s^Eoww, or to Stephen Brown, 



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The above four collections, all in sealed packages, 

 or separately at the prices quoted. ^ 



W. D. has just received, from a large continental g»^ ^ 

 fresh supply of GLADIOLUS GANDaVENSIS, 64. e^ 

 5s. per dozen— the beautiful dark variety, extra size roo >• ^ 



A descriptive and priced catalogue of Flower and ve& 



Seeds, &c, m ay be h ad on application. . -rj*» 



THE BLACK AUSTRIAN PINE.— " PINUS AUSTRI* , 



T UCOMBE, PINCE, and Co. have a large^J 



J-* 4 healthy stock of this most desirable Pine, ^ftj 

 300,000, from inches to 3 feet high, which having : ^ W 

 quently transplanted, are well rooted and safe to renio i^ 

 can offer them, varying according to age and <P*i\''fotffi 

 20s., 4os., to 60s, per 1000. This Pine has been P^ved w^ 

 in bleak and exposed places, and in the poorest soiifl » , , » ^ 

 rapidiy and producing dense shelter in places wnc» J^. 

 trees will not grow ; it also thrives well close to the sea, 

 ing the spray and roughest winds. 

 __Exet er Nursery, Feb. 8^1 85 1 . , -""^rior 



URITISH QUEEN POTATO.— A new and ajg, 



*-> variety, as early as the Shaw, and quality of the ^ 

 coming in a month before that kind. The «****! sba^ : 

 " I planted them last jear close by a good stocfc o_^ $> 

 they were quite as early, and, when each were lull g ^ 

 British Queen were worth considerably more mon /.^ ^ 

 much like a Regent, and ready nearly a month beto r - 

 salesman considers them preferable to any Potato ne ^^ $ 

 They grow short haulm and in a cluster, and win 

 being planted closer together than most sorts. 1 fi $#%? 



To be had only of Nutting and Sows, Seedsmen, *<^ ^ 

 side, London, at 9s. per bushel ; where may w ^loricO*' 

 approved kind of Agricultural, Horticultural, * no 

 tural Seeds, 



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