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THE GARDENERS' CHRONICLE 



NEW DAHLIAS; E. POSTER'S, Esq., OEOICS PBLAR. 

 GONIUYfS; PICOTEES, CAKNA IONS, HOLLYHOCKS, 



WILLIAM BRAGG, Star Nursery, Slough, begs to 

 say hU Catalogue of the above Flowers fc™!?™«^ 

 and can be had on application, life choree SEbDLINlr 

 DAHLIAS will be sent out the first week in Maj at 10s. bit. 



ADMIRAL, rich lilnc, very constant gained first Seedling 

 prize, 25... afthe Royal South London Exhibition ; 21s. hhMk - 

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



successful flower of the year. . . 



CARM1NA, rich carmine, constant show flower, gamed six 

 first class certificates, Ac., shown in several winning stands. 



The Hon. Mas. ASHLEY, waxy white, ipped with rose 

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

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

 at the Horticalroral Society, <fcc. Gamed five first class certi- 



QUEEN OF FAIRIES, Domeyer. W. Brago has purchased 

 the stork of Ibis fine and constant fancy Dahlia, from the 

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

 this dower. It gained a Seedlh *_r 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 Picotees, Carnations, and Pinks are strong 

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

 in 2*. 6d. and 5s. packets, post paid, for prepayment. 



GLASS. 















GLASS. 





"PTARTLEY'S PATENT ROUGH PLATE GLASS, FOR RIDGE AND FTTPtmwr 



LWAY STATION'S, ENGINE SHEDS, MILLS, MARKET-Hai T q ROOfc. 



»ALLS, and PUBLir f^*^. 



For Conservatories, Public Buildings, Manufactories, Skylights,. &c. &c. 



* L HOUSES, RA1LW 

 GENERALLY. 



Packed in Crates, for cutting up of the sizes as Manufactured : 

 3i) inches wide and from 40 to 50 long 

 Or 20 ., „ 50 to 70 „ 



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GRASS SEEDS, FOR PRESENT SOWING. 

 PERMANENT PASTURE GRASSES.. 



Mixed expressly to suit the soil for which they are required, 

 at the ret ced prices of 22*. 6d. to 28s. per aci-e. 



We are almost daily receiving unsolicited the most gratifying 

 letter* from our customer?, in praise of our Seeds ; and though 

 we refrain from publishing names unnecessarily, we have much 

 satisfaction in quoting the following : — 

 From a Member of the Council of the Royal Agricultural Society. 



€l Messrs. Sutton,— I was particularly pleased wi h your 

 Grass Seed, which I employed by itse f, for laving down some 

 fresh broken-up Land. It became a close fine sward by August. 

 1 bare* now about 30 acres cf Land to sow immediately, Ac. <fcc, 

 and shall he glad of your advice for the purpose." 

 From a Clergyman, an eminent Agriculturist and Member of the 



Royal Agricultural Society. 



49 1 have had the pleasure of praising your Seeds in many 

 (uarteri beside that to which you refer. This I have done from 

 a stnse of justice only." 



Another Clergyman writes us — "My Turnip crops are the 

 admiration of all the farmers round, especially the Swedes and 

 your Purple-topped Hyb Jd. I hope you have some of the same 

 kind this year, as I am certain the superiority in my crops is 

 mainly owing to the stooks." 



The above are similar to hundreds of others, 



N.B. — Instructions for sowing accompany every parcel of 

 Grass Seeds ; and any other information required by post will 

 be promp'ly given. 



Goods delivered free of Carriage to any Office in London, 

 Bristol, G' ster, Exeter, Southampton, <kc. 



Reading, Berks, June 21. 



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6 by 4 in. and 6J by 4 J in., 12*. per box ; 7 by 5 in. and 7 J by 

 5 i in. 13*. Bd. do. ; 8 by 6 in. and 8£ by 6 J in. 15s. do. ; 9 by 7 in., 

 9i by 7i in., and 10 by 8 in., 16*. 6rf. 



N.B. — Tlie Patent Rough Plate, one-eighth of an hick 

 thick, is supplied in quantities 62 by IS inches, for 10 

 feet span ridge and furrow roofs, at a reduced price. 



Note.— Squares are charged according to the superficial con- 

 tents, except where the length exceeds the restriction above, in 



which case the higher price is charged irrespective of the 

 contents. 



Bending.-— I -8th, 6d. ; 3-l6ths, 9d.; I inch, Is. per 

 foot, net. 



Irregular shapes are charged as squares. . 

 When Crates are ordered, the 3Q-inch widtJis will be 

 sent, unless otherwise specified. 



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THE PATENT ROUGH PLATE m»« .1 

 thick, and weighing 2 lbs. to tt^ot!^^,^ 



3 the best an 'm**. 



article of very extensive and increasi_ 



It is universally admitted to belhTbeTm 

 aole Glass for Ridge --' - - 0,i 



Factories, Workshops. 



And all such like purposes, and is a cheao and .fu- 

 ture for Fluted or Obscurer) Ola.. „l P „ a . u '!. e,B «« 

 intercept the vision wi 



transparency, strcn-th, and cost '{beta? tin V„. , 

 weight than Common Sheet Glass), Cd" r h^lT* 1 

 for the Glasing of Conservatories and R«WS 



.cured Gla.: w^ere »£ 



and Roofs of iJJ 



in GrfHjnhirjdJ 



Blinds are unnecessary, and when used 



scorching occurs. • 



*J!£ eT -n St i! 1 g P at 7 ltr€n u S th !s winked the 316th* indlu* 

 thick will be found much cheaper than the Cnml n S 



PJate. Samples will be forwarded^n application TSSt 

 JAMES PHILLIPS & CO., HORTICULTURAL GLASS MERCHANTS, 116, BISHOPSGATE-STREET WITHOUT LOxX 



PINE PLANTS.— TO BE SOLD, by Private Treaty, 

 about 50 three years old, 50 two years old, 50 one year old, 

 of Black Jamaica, Envillo, and Ripley Qieen.— Apply to Mr. 

 W. Slates, gardener, the Larches, Ashton, near Preston, 

 Lancashire. 



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IMPROVED BUDDING INSTRUMENT. 



T\T FAULSTON5 begs respectfully to inform the 



▼ ▼ • Gardening public, that he will forward hy post, to any 

 address, his much approved BUDDING INSTRUMENT (see 

 p. 326, Gardeners 7 Chronicle) on receipt of a Post-office order, 

 or postage stamps to the amount of 2s. Gd. In a neat morocco 

 case, 3s. 8d. t postage free.— Address to William Paul&tone. 



A, Best-street, Sheffield. ' 



HORTICULTURAL TOOL WAREHOUSE. 



GREEN and CONSTABLE, Wholesale and Retail 

 Ironmonger*, 36, King William-street (four doors from 

 London Bridge , begf to infirm Amateurs and Gardeners they 

 have a large assortment of new and improved Garden Tools, 

 including Lyndon's Patent Spades, Lord Vernon's Patent 

 Hoes, jointed Hothouse Syringes, Galvanised Iron Garden 

 Engines, Transplanting Tools, Patent Water-pots, Brown's 

 Patent Fumigator, Improved Gardvu Labels and Sticks; also 

 a large assortment of Saynor's Pruning and Bud ding Knives. 



T^EANE'S WARRANTED GARDEN TOOLS. 



U Horticulturists, and all interested in Gardening pursuits, 



\ n *i*»A ft AAMM t M « —A T IW.-U-^U-. gtock of 



•GLASS. 



MILLINGTON'S 



FOREIGN SHEET 



GLAbb is far superior to any other nuaahttori &i*»" 



G^ius. by 6 and VmML 



are invited to examine G. and J. Deane's 

 GARDENING AND PRUNING IMPLEMENTS, best London 

 made Garden Engines and Syringes, Coalbrookdale Garden 

 Seats and Chairs. 



Averuncators I Garden Scrapers 



9 ins. by D and 12 ins. by J 

 10 „ 8 „ 13 ' 



THANNED NETTING, for the protection of Fruit 



-A Trees, and for the security of fresh.sown Seed for bird. 

 At unprecedented low prices, viz.. Id. per square yard 2< 

 yards for 11*., 500 yards for 80s., or 10 v<*rds for 505. • bunrin* 

 and fcrim canvas for Wall Fruit, at THOMAS EDGINGTON 

 and CO.'S. 



Marquees, Tents, and temporary Ball Rooms fitted up in a 

 superb stjle, in town or country, on sale or hire. Rout Seats 

 and Dancing Hollands for evening parties, on hire. Marquees 

 and Tents for Emigrant ; Flags Banners, Tu'ip Covers 8un- 

 blind, ar.d improved Waggon and Rick Cloths. Tarpaulins 

 for houses under repair on sale or hire at Thomas Edgtngton 

 and Co. 'a Warehouse, 17, Smithfield Bars, City ; and Aianufac 

 tory, nearly opposite the Bricklayers' Arms Station, Old Kent 

 lioad. Orders per post punctually attended to. 



e Yard. To be 



^MILTON, Seeds- 



every 



Q HADING CANVAS, 4d per Squar 



*■ -J had in any quantify from IlLI i HA 

 hay, Ac, 158, Cheapside, London. 

 Also BEDDING and HERBACEOUS PLANTS of 



description. ^^ 



FLOWER SEEDS for present sowing, ia nackase^ nf 

 12 varieties, f,>r 2*. Sd. • or 25 varieties, hs. ******** of 



Lane's, Garden Knives, Flower-ga'hererg, Thermometer- 

 and every oiher article useful in gardening, his prices fcr 

 which fcre excessively moderate. l C 



Address, 156, Cheapside, London. 



N.B. Agent for the Registered Rose Girdle. 



Axes 



Bagging Hooks 



Bills 



Borders, various pat. 



terns 

 Botanical Boxes 



Cases of Pruning In- 

 struments 

 Chaff Engines 

 Chaff Knives 

 Daisy Rakes 



nibbles 

 Dock Spuds 

 Draining Tools 

 Edging Irons and 

 Shears 



Flower Scissors 

 „ Stands in Wires 

 and Iron 



Fumigators 



Galvanic Borders <fc 

 Plant Protectors 



Garden Chairs and 



Seats 

 Loop s 



Rol'ers 



Grape Gatherers and 

 Scissors 



Gravel Rakes and 



Sieves 

 Greenhouse Doors 



and Frames 

 Hammers 

 Hand-glass Frames 



Pick Axes 

 Potato Forks 

 Pruning Bills 



Knives,various 



Saws 



Sciseors 



Shears * [riety 

 Rakes in great va- 

 Reaping Hooks 

 Scythes 



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Hay Knives 



Hoes of every pattern (Scythe Stones 



Horticultural Ham- J Shears, various 



mers and Harchets Sitkles 

 Hotbed Handles Sickle Saws 



Ladies' Set of Tools Spade and Shovels 

 ihels, various pat- Spuds 



■"THOMAS 



as cheaper. In 100 feet boxes packed for'homliha^diSJr 



6 inches by 1 and 6 inches by 4J, U St each.^^ 



16s. per box: 

 6 ins, by 5 and 7 ins. by 4 



6 m &4 ,, 7 „ 5 



6 „ 6 „ 7J „ 5 



18s. 6d. per box. 

 9 ins. by 7 and 11 ins. by 8 



8 „ 8 „ 11 „ 9 



9 ,, 8 ,, 12 ,, 8 

 And many other sizes, or cut to order in various thichwe, 



Cases containing large Sheets, in 100,2 » f «t « 



21s. per 100 feet. 



ROUUH PLATE, perfectly flat, J in. thick, best maDuftftoni 



In sizes under 15 inches -.per- foot. 



35 „ 8& 



75 ,, Ud. 



Milk Pans, 2s. to 65. each ; Metal Eland frame?, 61 Tfla 

 and Slates ; Cucumber, Propagating, and Bee GKifises ; Wmd 

 Trapo, Gla«-s Shades, and Plate Glass, at 87, shof*rtfc. 

 street Without, same side as Eastern Counties HaH - 



Established 10f> ve*rs. 





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 99 

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99 



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/ t LASS TOR PIT FRAMES, HOTHOUSES, 



VJ in Boxes of 100 feet, 8s. 6d. each. 





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terns, in zinc, por- 

 celain, &c. 



Lints and Reels 



Marking Ink 



Mattocks 



Menographs 



Metallic Wire 



Milton Hatchets 



Mole Traps 



Mowing Machine 



Switch Hooks 

 Thistle Hooks 

 Transplanting Tools 

 Trowels 

 Turfing Irons 

 Wall Nails 

 Watering Pots 

 Weed Extractors 



and Hooks 

 Wheelbarrows 





PURVEYOR TO HER MAJESTY II R H pnivop 



I OHV BAIT v n -k N? I F . ^^N^HEaiANas. 



. I r , A i L , ' 1 13 » Mo "nt-street, Grosvenor- 



VfF if pnntTnv <•«» suns OI USKl'UL AMD OliSA. 



Hi. VL POULTRY; Borne*' 1 Wid Fowl • c„m 



'ver, and common Pheasant F- or Fl cbin^ »'n' . . 

 Of Farm p™i.' e„„. !«.„„ ._i„2?.._^ ' c? ,n g , all sort. 



or Farcv Fowls' fifft'*, large Avl.sb.iry Owik*. &c. 



Baim's registered PHEASAXT and I'ODJ.TRY vonv 

 TAINS, by which Bird* are en.ow.l a supp-j of clelnS 



^ . _ ^ . JYoutlW Set of Tools 



i*Xn» n i J * Deane are 8oI e Agents for LINGIIAM'S PER- 

 MANENT LKBELS, samples of which, with the Illustrated 

 List or Horticultural Tools, can be sent, post paid, to any 

 par, of the United Kingdom. 



Also, wholesale and retail Agents for Saynor's celebrated 

 n^Tir Km J €9 ' w Z d exclusively by the first gardeners in the 

 United Kingdom. Geokgs and John Dfane (opening to the 

 Monument) Lomlon Bridge. 



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J^ELGIAN 



WHITE GLASS.— Glass 



Greenhonsfis, 

 Terms c h. 



of superior 



aging 



ear 

 small $.izes less price. Plans'and EstiirTau or 



lire,, complete, forwarded on application, 



H b^S, mZH** Co * m w [ y l6 - oz - Sheefc '€»«» Of 



fojf q ^K- I ° • lh€ U! ll t * lzes squired.- -many rhotisan. 



H by 3 ... 5 by '2$ ... G by 2J ... 6 by id** 

 4.i by 3 ... 5 by 3 ... 6 by 3 ... 6J by 3 



4.i by 34 ... 5} by 3 ... GJ by 3 ... \ ' 



Larger Squares increase in price accord in ir t \ Ett? 



size kept ready packed in boxes, and may be had at amonw 



notice. 

 Extra Crown, Sheet, and Patent Rough Plate Qhas, «M 



size for Conservatories, Greenhouses, &c. 



Gardeners and others glazing on Mr. Paxton's plan ca*» 

 supplied with Sash-bars of any lenerh for tfae purpose. 



PROPAGATING, CUCUMBER, FERN, P^ACH, 

 every description ol Ganlen Glasses. ...^^j 



Bailiffs, Farmers, Dairymen, and others supplied J"*"" 

 Camoy's Milk Syphons, Milk Lactometers, Glass MukrMj 

 Glass Tile?, Slates, &c, &c, for collections oi *v. 

 CooAKand Co. were honoured with the Silver Mrt*HJ£ 

 Dublin Society, as also the Silver Medal of the ^erpwi* 

 Manchester S<?ciet> held at Warrington ia Septem^nas^ 



For Esti ates, Prioes, and further particulars ; : «» 

 Messrs. Oooah and Co., 48, Leicester-square, houmwi. 

 Gl *«.« -hades. G-ia Glares. W h i teJL^d^Cnjoors^A 



SHEET GLASS. 



Berkele; 



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acquaint gootlent aud gardeners thut he ha 

 Shen Glass, in si2e=» from 12 by 10 to 401 W,»+ 

 almost free from those defects of th, -urhice ft^- 

 in or on Hor *i Glass, a«'i w»«* JSoTm 



for Horticultural purp , on acco t of M 

 and de plants it ^A3 intcn^e.U.'! 



AADAMSON, 20, Davies-street, J 

 • from Jar vis, Castle-street, Qito* 



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91 



ed Net at t g 



0»E HUNDRED PER CENT. Cr^APER THAN AT ANT 

 - OTHER MANOFACTORY T 



ORUIT TREES.-New Twine Netting for protecting 



A Fruit Trees, Flower and Seed Bed" f mm Sr .T ? 

 Birds, can be had any width, ler, ,, or qu^n' °v » f ' *'"* 

 price nsually chared for Tanned^Net ^ Tann 

 real value. New Nettiojr, 1 inch Mech, 2 ,.wu „<,»„ , , 

 yard ; i inch Me*h, 2 yarda wide. id. ■ l" nne.t \v^ ' l p 7 



wide, lid ; i or C, y»rd* wide, Zd. 8m>$l Tamnl l" a^Z?** 



ToUing Net. i feet wide, 4A 4 feet an da bnUnLZ ": 

 •tour. Delivered free to any part of I.ond »n from w . ' 



E.WOPORD'8, I, strathmore-tebrace' Slum 



LONDON.-Tea percent, discountupon lo/.ord ,." AD ** L 

 Cii-TioN.— Parties are advertising Tanned Net 9 ...j 

 wide, at 3d. per yard, without stating it is Old Net. Jard * 



■See the Oaraener ■Anmiete nrs ueM^h month. 



U I AS S WAl'KK PI » j p"< 



M E ^ S " £*™*n« AN tt D ^.f Glass 





TDB-EH 





rs ^of Bristol, and N a So ^ 

 Engineers and others that they -.r, ,^i* 



JIanufac- 



be*r to iutonn 



•uk *fcLir i I/ " ,Jtt Tne y are &uophinjr GLASS piMft^ 



with their Jornta, rrom 1 to 4 irichp* h,.r« ^, ,. f lllJS « 



^reat pressure in length. ^St!!.^."^"! oe beariog 



»ns= ssesss 1 s«r— 



Pipea may he see. 

 wih their t ; nnd 



tares : and r an£ es can iTg^TS "h^ir JSS S !?£ 



iy em- 



Nailsea Glass Works, near Bristol. 



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at the Exhibition (Section 21, ciais'47 

 modes of joininif, i, k the ection aHotte 



ires ; and r. rentes can be given or weir *reat u 

 numerous looalnus, where th.»v h 9 J v Kitas u 



n i (UPl) Thx , „ Wftfc , ' '; ut:re tn^jr nave b^en sucisessful 

 Ployed. The K reat advantage of Glass Pipes further 

 anceot pure wa'er Dfrer all nie^lHr. «k-w-« F " i ._ ? c 



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F>EE HIVES, a 

 -> BITION of 1851, 



as shown at the 



GREAT 



EXI 



boor's Improved Cottage litre, w» 

 the Ladies O ratory I ve, * c ** c ' . „ m j par 

 A priced Catalogue, with drawing *n« V 



warded i»u i\n 



Ao«nts. — 

 Ohttter: Hall and Wilson, 50, 



and M'Aslia, 1GS, Trongate. 



ticuU 



atnlo^ue, with drimnH;— w 



rPtfit «.f two postage ^"P a ' c 98 tle-s*<f: ^ 

 Liverpool: Wm. I>rur}, ^ ^a-gow-* 

 . n a Wilson. 50. King.street. 





