QUEEN OF DAHLIAS, white, distinctly edged 

 wiih rosy purple, la^e, tin • form, and cot nt, h .s 

 taken ttrat prises in its cHss where ehowu («ai named by 

 Mr. Glvnny, and he pr -unccd it the very b« of II our 

 capped Iged Dahlias), will b • let out in Aiaj, 1831, as far as 

 stock wll go, at lo*. . ; lant. 



KlHv <>F DA II LI v< Morgan's), and others ft t eatalrfgue 

 price. — Ad lre*s to W. Kelsall. 1film«'ow, n*ar w*nnh»»t»r 



QUR VORK REGENT PREPARED POTATO 



*-^ CUTTINGS are now ready ; all the other sorts named in 

 our former Advertisement c n be ha I on and afcer the 2t)th 

 inst. VVe had our largest Crop fa vear t m those v we planted 

 on the 20 h of M .— Post-office orders to be made payable -:o 

 JuimSANosTtm, Borirogu Pbst-effice, Newington Butts. London. 

 Hay, S awo.jter, d C - , April 1 2. 



VERBENAS AND SCARLET GERANIUMS. 



J SCOTT, Flowst, Bathford, near Bath, can supply 

 • the following l'4 VERBENAS, well established in small 

 pots with plenty f stock on them : Adelie, Anais, Anacreon, 

 Berouge, Buffm. Boule de Siege. Gloire de Paris, Napoleon 

 Buonnparte, Woodcock's Magnificent, Charmont Zoe, Perrier, 

 Phaeton, Laura, Morphie, Reins Horrense, silent, Macramha, 

 President, Iphigene, John Salter, Telemaq'ie, Cyporice, Lamello, 

 Satvr— 155. the set, hamper included ; or 12 selected, 9s. 



SCARLET GERANI0M3: Commander-in-Chief, strong 

 plants, 7s. each, or U. per dozen ; Trentham Scarlet, Is. each, 

 or 9s. per dozen.— Direct as above. 



V A reinitaoce expected from unknown correspondents by 

 Post-office order pa> able at Post-offiVe, B^t-h. 



THE BLACK AUSTRIAN PISbTpINUS AUSTRIACA J 



LUCOMBE, PINCE, and CO., have a large and 

 healthy stock of this most desirable Pine, from 9 inches 

 to 3 feet high, which having been frequently transplanted, are 

 well-roofed and sate to remove : they can offer them, varying 

 according to age and quality, from 20s., 40s., to 60s. per 1000. 

 This Pine has been proved to thrive in bleak and exposed 

 places, and in the poorest soils, growing rapidly, and producing 

 dense shelter in places where otner trees will not grow ; it also 

 thrives well close to the sea, resisting the spray and roughest 

 winds, N. B. The present is a very tine time for planting. 

 Exeter Nursery, April 12. 



ESS S. STANDISH and NOBLE'S new de- 



- - scriptive CATALOGUE OF SELECT HARDY ORNA- 

 MENTAL PLANTS is just published, and may be hud for 

 f'oar postage stumps. Besides a Treatise on the cultivation of 

 American Plants, it contains a Plate and Description of the 

 Fanebral Cypress, Notices of Cephalotaxis Portunii. Cryj ,- 

 meria japonica, Quercus sclerophylui and inversa, Viburnum 

 pUoatucn and macrocephalum, with many recent introductions 

 from the north of China,- qui'e new to English gardens, 



Messrs. S. and N. take this opportunity of stating that they 

 give Designs for Laying out New Grounds and Plans for Im- 

 provements ; also Esti mates for all kinds of Planting, whether 

 ornamental or economic— Bagebot Nurseries, April 12, 



NEW DAHLIAS; E. FOSTER'S, Esq.. CHOICE PEL4R- 



GONrUVlS; PICOTEES, CARNATIONS, HOLLYHOCKS, 

 PANSIES, Ac. 



VTflLLIAM BRAGG, Star Nursery, Slough, begs to 



" say his Catalogue of the above Flowers is now read?, 



and can be had on application. His choice SEEDLING 



DAHLIAS will be sent out the first week in May at 10s. 6d. 

 each, viz :~- 



ADVflRAL, rich lilac, very constant, gained firat Seedling 

 prize, 25s.. at the Royal 3-mth London Exhibition ; 21s. Shackle- 

 well Open Shows, Ac , fourteen first class certificates ; the most 

 successful flower or the year. 



CARMINA, rich carmine, constant show flower, gained six 

 first class certificate*, <fec. shown in several winning stands. 



The Hon. Mrs. AStfLEY. waxy white, tipped with rose, 



splendid show flower, &c. W. B. thinks it the best Dahlia of 



the season; was awarded by Dr. Lindley a certificate of merit 



at the Horticultural Society, dec. Gained five first class certi- 

 ficates. 



QUEEN OF FAIRIES, Domever. W.Beagg has purchased 

 the stock of this fine and constant fancy Dahlia, from the 

 above amateur, who will pive 51. in prizes the next season for 

 this flower. It gained a Seedling prize and first class certificate 

 with Edwards's Mrs. Hansard; at the Royal South London 

 Open Show Exhibition five first class certificates. 



W. B.'s stock of Pic^tees, Carnations, and Pinks are strong 

 and good ; the best Hollyhock Seed ever sent out can be had 

 in is. bd and 5s. p ackets, post paid, for prepayment 



p 



i 



* presshj to suit the Sr },^ h b &A* 

 fthe reduced prices ofotU w «*«* iu 



best *ixtuW& ^-^.Jr"* 



2a* 



down 



manent Meadow or Unl™ i"?£ ( 



* !m «l MarsnC 





•me* 



DITTO, for ImgS^Vau^ 



COQtfcti 



\ 





John Sutton and Son* L • — 



these Seeds 25 per cent., 3? J*gJ ««W * 

 gallon, great improvement fo P„ .?, P " lh - '» & 

 at a small cost, by the avSin? **» **. »«%L 



We are almost dailv reopi^.v 

 letter, from our customers K'" S0, l cit ^ the 



we 

 sa 



From 





11 « 



Grass Seed, which I employed K^ **** 

 fresh broken-up Land. U^ame.^V^ 





Ih 



and 



ave now about 30 acr^ or land t *°** flQe **££ 

 i Shall be glad of TO m ^aavfee *f IT^'^mfa 

 From the Land Steward at „ il th % PUr a - ''* ■ 

 " All the kinds of Gr?sse, ow^f ^ '»***/ 

 and the 20 acres of Park l ald down w it T ** ^t 

 is most excellent. We are ami?-! Zl . poar ^a^lT 

 and I can see by the vartous hab fs "nf * U *2}V& 

 ot the several kinds, that we shall all, d ? ttcce *"3«: 

 bite for the cattle afcer the Hay £ cS^Th^SSS 



are plentiful." * cuc * Ti ^e GloTen J^ 





j 



FIPTY-FULD KlhNBY POTATO. 



out his Seedling Fifcy-fold Kidney P.itaro, *ix tubers of which 

 were sent to Dr. Lindley, April 29th, 1850, and produced 312, 

 qualify very good ; tin tubers also sent to Beck, Henderson 

 and Co., at the same time, produced 580, although grown in 



Soot ground Price 4s. per peck.-Londjn Agents : HuasT and 

 E'Mullew, 6, Leadenhail-street. 



*iL L \u* vio £r* r ? t 7 a from 15 to 20 I! ^ hts of Aban's Conqueror 

 ofthe West CU<jaMBER, successfully for three years, can with • a ^™ " 



confiden e recommend it to the public as being one of ?he best S^' acc ? l " d J n 5 



kind, in cultivati on. Packets containing U .eeds Is, each kinds may be had * 





J^OLlAH SlliAWBiiHrtY. 

 AMES KITLEY can supply good Plants of his 

 ce ebrated S rawberry GOLl Ad, at the very low price of 



Al«of.r r p}° V OI Vr\ Pla ? t8 ' fre ; by poHt « for 18 ^stage stamps. 

 Also fine Plants of Dwarf .German HOLLYHOCKS mixed atl^s 



per dozen; these have all bloomed, and are verv double and 

 Wit*!. HOLLYHOCK BEKD. saved from a itS^lSLl^ 

 double varieties, 18 packets, named, tree bv post, for os. ; ditto 

 mixed, per packet, 2* 6U. SWEBC WILLIAM SEED from a 

 great variety of beautiful brilliant colours, per packet Is 

 _ L y " " nh « Vale Nursery, Bath . April 12. 



T)i IDED BARGAINS. -Dahlias, fine show 



J-fv»rie'ies,6».; Carnations, competing flowers, 6j. • Ditto 

 Without nimes, hne, 4s ; Alonsoa grandiflora, 35.- Helio- 

 tropes, of sorts, is. ; Fuchsias from 1 to 24 feet, Gs ; Ditto 

 other named sorts, 6,. to 9s. ; Petunias, named v.rie ies 4s • 



So' sldHn* 7™*' *•*'***+ c^mueitaf flowers 4 '. | 

 gitto . "wdiuus from nam -d sorts, 3s.; Pansies, show vane! 

 ties, 6s. to IH.; Calceolarias, seedlings -fine 4*. Phlox 

 Drummoodu 3,. ; Verbenas, named, 4,. f Ditto, seedJin^ 2 



sate for i:L aPe lh " pHCei E er d0Zea - Plants *™< to compen". 

 sate for long carriages. General Catalogues forwarded on 



application to War. ANDERsoN.-Duodee, April 12 Iorwaraea oa 



SEED AND HORTICULTURAL ESTABLISHMENT 



B SUDBURY. SUFFOLK. *' 



T^T AKD ^m^ N ' S S F D AND p LANT 

 Libi for 1851 is stamped as a Newspaper, to no 



free by post, and may be had on application. It will be 

 found to contain the newest and best articles which can 

 6e procured, with full description and other useful 

 information. J 



TwJ S ^ EC V ND . CH0ICE FLOWER SEEDS. 



The following of our best selections supplied free by post 



Re P ZZi l T 10nS f ° r i0wl * ^i,hts, P c P olours, *«£ g Cn 



A^ aCULTCIftAL SEEDS. 



ASS & BROWN'S PRICED and DESCRIPTIVE 



AGRICULTURAL SEED LI^T may be had free by post. 

 The following of best quality delivered free to London, Ips- 

 W1 ch. Norwich, or any station on the same line of Railway. 



PERMANENT PASTURE GRASSES, to suit various Soils. 

 —Mixtures for soils in general, including proper proportions of 

 Clover, per acre, 24s. ° * r v r 



Mixtures supplied to suit soils of every description, the nature 

 of the soil being stated ; and if intended to be sown either 

 with or without a crop. Any sorts supplied separate, if re. 

 quired, according to order, of which a list of prices of different 



kinds mav ha ho/l * l 



From a Clergyman in Dorsetshire, an emimt a 



Member of th* »y— 1 \ . . . ™ ln #* ^f^fe 



r< Ihave 



"i nave nad the pleasure of praisi nJ. ^T'- 

 quarters beside, that to which yC J^W* 

 trom a sensn nf ! natir. a ^«i„ « J ici er. r^ T . 



n 



from a sense of justice only. 

 Another Clergyman writes us 



you refer. Tfau t £* 



"My 





Turnip e^ 



.ur Purple-topped Hybrid. I hope Vol 7h* 1Jti,e8 N«J 



nd this year, as I am certain the s'uperio^?^ 



mainly owing to the stocks." BU Perioritj U^^ 



The above are similar to hundreds of*U 



N.B.— Instructions for Sowin^ accom nflno ,/ ^ 1 

 Grass Seeds; and any other info°rm a d P^-^ «« 

 be promptly given. 



Reading, Berks, April 12. 



require jj^l 



II 



tf 



99 

 99 



9% 



per lb. 



G ™ ^ IX f ° OaASSES FOR LAWNS, BOWLING 

 PVPfl» C ;' c f; Per acre, 5s. per peck, or Is. 3d. per lb. 

 KYL-GRaSS, true Italian ... per bushel Gs 6d. 



Perennial 



Stickney's Improved do. 

 Pacey 



CARROT, large white Belgian 



,, lar*e Alrringham 



MANGOLD WURZEL-Red Globe and Yellow 



Globe 



_. , » Long Yellow 



Drumhead Cattle Cabbage 



Rivers' new Stubble Swede Turnip ^ „ 



The best Stock of Turnips and a'l other Agricultural Seeds 

 See our Catalogue. Prices to the Trade on application. 

 Bass and Beown, Seed and Horticultural Establishment, 



Sudbury, Suffolk. 





99 



II 



J! 



4 



6 

 6 

 

 1 





 

 2 

 2 



6 

 6 

 

 8 

 



6 

 9 

 6 

 



SKTRVING'S IMPROVED TURNIPS 

 In consequence of W. S. having extended ft 



bavins' had a VP.rv ahnndant r*~~~ "if *v. c , " 





T 



GRASS AND OTHER SEEDS. 



5. 

 15 



4 



5 

 5 

 7 



in the Catalogue. 



100 varieties best and newest Annuals 



00 varieties for 83. 6d. f 30 for 5*. 6d. t 20 for 



20 varieties ben dwarf kinds, in larger packets]' suited 



20 «i t > fil u Qg ^f ds ° a lawns « l3 ' &*-. or 12 do. for 



H IS ie ' b w S ' q T Qh0U8e Annuals, 7s. 6d. 9 12 for '" 



20«^ h S Ch K Ce , Gl 2 eDh,,U9e P^ennials, 10.. 6d.?12 for 7 

 20 rars. choice hardy Biennials and Perennial 7s6d V>fL I 



. „ IMPORTED GERMAN ? SEEDS * 

 SDTaneties Splendid double Stocks, Zs W- 12 ditto 

 12 rars. spleodid Cnina Asters " dltt ° 

 12 vars. fine globular Asters 

 32 vars. Dwarf Rocket Larkspurs 

 9 vars. Tall ditto - v 



-4rsr 'eS. °fer as ill's, mk r^ *•* 



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9 I . 



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2 

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 2 

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6 

 



6 



6 



6 

 



TTolfM ■ v ^'^"^urai oociety of England," corner of 

 Half Moon-Street Piccadilly, beg to call the attention 

 of their friends to the following Seeds : attention 



Mixtures of selected Natural Grasses for laying down Land 



Z?^ n & JSt*™ ** d FaSCUreS > aPPonio y neItoslu a the 



Mixtures for portions oP*>arks near Mansions 

 Mixtures for Garden Lawns and Grass Plots. ' 

 Mixtures for renovating Old Pasture Land. 

 Italian, and other Rye-grasses. 

 White Belgian and Red Altringham Carrots. 

 Gibbs new very large Parsnip. 

 Orange Globe Mangold Wurzel. 

 Long Red and other kinds. 



Drumhead and Thousand-headed Cabbages. 

 Swedes, Hybrids, and oth r Turnips. * 

 Clovers, Kohl Rabi, Prench and English Furze. 



^^^Z o^ff to^£ S S^fe on 

 Street Piccadilly, London. ^ ur «er or Halt Moon- 



^™-^^„ vo vi „ . 0t uavin g extended the pm»A .. 

 g had a very abundant crop of the Seed oTl 

 ips, he is this season enabled to offer it %t ft?22 

 reduced price, and he is also induced to take tbuZteT! 

 ven Agnculturi.ts being imposed upon by the sale 7ilL 

 w V ffered at a !ow rate, under his name. ^ 



00 k • c * D »^ ,th Perfect confidence, recommend the^e T* 

 as being the best now in cultivaiion, iu evmrewLiB 

 for the greatest crop, the best quality, orforkeepLiS 

 to the time of sowing. r B i*««^ 



All other Agricultural Seeds, of the best quality. t: * 

 moderate prices. A remittance or reference Zs RMrtlS 

 unknown Correspondents. 1— ^ 



N.B. W. Skikving has no Agent in towa orcoonhr, 

 Queen-square, Liverpool, April, 1851. 



D 



^.^ km ^ PORTUGUESE SEEDS 



that a CouSSK S & £- " 8pec . tf !"^ ™ ? »^ed 

 rarer spece, of the Fl^o^Si^l?^? 8 '^. «<» 



tt^ly attended to. 



A ^ E f Y EXTENSIVE HaS'Sed 



Fdtlu»tree<. 8«ho P LnSJ: ' ^ Lrw - Botanical Agent, 45, 



X> ENE LANGEUER, Clarendon Nursery, St. Hefer 



-a-V Jersey, begs to inform the PuW.c that h« h« . ' 

 extensive stock of the aWe fitfnrimL? J 18 a ver y 



clean and health,, weU rooled so as ^avl^tf aftiD ,?' Yer >' 

 consequently much less «nVn« it „ e w,thoat the pot, 



ptaeT Price 36,., iO^Ind ^rioT 7 ^ *° **» *"™ 

 P* by°any grower. " ^ ""* beU be ^ offered to the 



e c . a n ta itfnd rsEffsaa?SS£SaP ^ 



GSoSnZs? 1 5 eg - t0 notice their 



Permanent Gr^tf Ll^'eady^r^Xfrv^^Th^^ t0 

 reduced ; he price to 30,. per acre, 'JXriSffSSZjf^Z 



sowing win accompanv the Seed* P Directions for 



c^^on^S^OV^STR^E^^ on appli. 



T-^TivTr.cm -r . , GRASS SRBDS. ' ~ 



strt^^re^ Messrs. S, TT0M 



jrMt expense of cutting, ca^^f ^^^ 



ft??S^%T!K?^r Z ^ 401b - P-acre 



BristoCShampTon ^^ L -Id^snT^ free to *"»*». 

 Reading, Berks. ' Add ^ss John Sdtton and Sons, 



WOODLANDS NUR3BaY L L^FS™^ 



which is «i™«t./ofTeZ t"^^ WURZBL, 



Yellow Globe .Mangold Wurzel puoa * p er lb.—*, d. 



Long Red ditto ditto 



White Carrot, fine stock 

 Long Red Carrot, for field culture 



PENNY BEDDING OUT PLANTS, 



FERGUSON'S Lists for 1851, are Down* 



and will be sent free on application. Hehntc. 

 pleasure m stating that his new system of prapuwal 

 packing Plants, will enable him to send them with satos* 

 pace that can be reached within a fortnight, (carriage ptft 

 all Railway stations in Britain, when 10 dozen audupiiriiR 

 taken). The pants will be sent out about the I5;ooflhj; 

 and as he still stands alone offering plants at the pri*fc 

 invites those who differ from him to visit him abj-j:tfc»M 

 May.— Nea r Buckingham, April 10. 



„ T TO CARROT A^D WURZRL aROWEKS. 



INE NEW WHITE BELGIAN CARWI, 



5d. per lb. 

 LONG RED SURREY CARROT 



ALTRINGHAM ditto 



LONG RED MANGOLD WURZEL 



GLOBE YELLOW „ 



Cash prices. 

 Offered by Claeke and Company, Seedsmen, 8«, H# 

 Borough, London 



FINE NEW 



99 



M 

 99 



19 

 99 



99 



n 



... 7<Lprl» 



... 84 ft 



f.s VWI Tf 



D 



Horticulturists, and all interested in Gardening '^Jj 



invited tnoramino £L ««^ T n» 4 uc'o ortpnmrs ?fow» 



. •.vui>uiio ia> auu ait liiicicstcu iu \7ai***-— 



are invited to examine G. and J. Dbane's ex'etuto 

 GARDENING AND PRUNING IMPLBSIBNT^ lw- W"" 

 made Garden Engines and Syringes, Coalbrootafclfi 

 Seats and Chairs. 



Garden Scrapers Pick Ax« 

 Grape Gatherers and Potato ForM 

 Scissors Prunin? Bills 



Gravel Rakes and „ Knt^. 111 ^ 



Sieves » $*** _ 



. Scissors 



Averuncators 

 Axes 



Bagging Hooks 

 Bills 



Borders, various pat- 

 terns 



Botanical Boxes 



Cases of Pruning In- 

 struments 



Chaff Engines 



Chaff Knives 



Daisv Rakes 



Dibbles 



Dock Spuds 

 Draining Tools 

 Edging Irons and 



Shears 

 Flower Scissors 



„ stands in Wires 

 and Iron 

 Fumigators 

 Galvanic Borders & 



Greenhouse Doors 



and Frames 

 Hammers 

 Hand-glass Frames 

 Hay Knives 



Shears !**? 



Rakes in g^ :tv 

 Reaping floow 

 Scvtnes 



nay ivrures r J , e* n *M 



Roes of every pattern St be Stones 

 Horticultural Ham Shears, vanott5 

 mers and Hatchets Sickle^ 



Hotbed Handles Sickle ^J*^ 



- * 'spadeandSM^ 





Ladies' Set of Tools 



Labels, various pat- 

 terns, in zinc, por 

 celain, &o. 



Lines and Reels 



Marking Ink 

 fattocks 



Monographs 



Metallic Wire 





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• * 



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t># w , ~ - -? -^* *A^<vi culture 



Rivew new Stubble Swede Turnip, v ery fi ne " 



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2 



6 

 6 



9 





 



Plant Protectors w „ w ~„. 



Garden Chairs and Milton Hatchets 



Seats 

 Loops 



Rollers 







1 Mole Traps 

 Mowing Machine 



pads 

 Switch Soote 

 Thistle Hoob 

 TransplanW 1 * 



Trowel* 

 Turfioif 1"> CS 

 Wall N^ 

 Watering row 

 Weed fc'xtr*** 



and Hooks 

 \Vfieelbarrow« . 

 Youths' Set of T^ 





reasonable prices. 



Agricaitnral Seeds at* the" most 



tf»2 





I 



G. and J. Deane are sole Agents for hU 

 MANENT LABELS, samples of which, with .«.* £~ # 

 List of Horticultural Tools, can be sen% P.^J^ n \ f0 

 pare of the United Kingdom.- »***£\t?WM*#* 



Warehouse, opening to the Monument, 46, Jua ' «" 

 London-bridge. 







