THE GARDENERS' CHRONICLE 



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T() rjKNTLEMBN EVGA'iRD IN PLANTING, Ac. 



J FOSTER, of the Edgeware Nurseries, lias a 



ine lot of five *o*t LARCH plants whjch are scarce i ; 

 ai»* ID abundance ot M>lendld Evergreens, Fruit and forest 

 Tr^Tas weU a. Seacard and Dwarf Boses <***** ^ 

 ii*w prices, delivered tre« in London, or within 12 miles of 



Edgeware. 



ACOafPLETB ARBORETUM. 



LODDl^KS and SONS beg to state that they 



• are now supplying the above, comprising ^P**™ °* 

 1200 specie, of TREES and 8flRf:BS correc ly ™™?. ™ 

 ML, caihon delivery ; and ai their collection of hardy plants 

 % have to be dispersed this season, in ^^^^ t ^\ 



land being let for budding, thej ?'' 8tr ^P ec ^ y ^f v ?^ L VTE 

 all persons contemplating the formation of a COMPLEX b 

 ARBORETUM should make early application as the stock of 

 some specie* is very Umtted.-IIackney, Nov. 15. 



HOMA S UAtfDASYDE, Glen Nurseries, Mussel- 



bnrirh by rJdinburgb, begs to intimate that he has now 

 *>e puSts of his new ' Seedling PANSY, - MAID OF 

 AT HBJW," ready (or sending out, at 5s. each. 



The Gardeners' Gas* tie, of 19th July last, irave the following 

 character of the above :— H Pansies : T II, Musselburgh. Your 

 aaediing came to hand in good condition. Upper petal, rich 

 e, of velvet-like consistency ; lower petal broadly mar- 

 mined with the same; centre, pretty straw colour, shaded 

 with ui'r«- marine from the margin; blotch, the same tint, 

 vetne'i with black ; sys bright gold ; brow white, well raised, 

 and flue arched ; size desirable, and shape good." 



IMPORTANT TO ALL WHO HAYE A GARDEN. 



HALLENGE COMPARISON AND COMPE- 

 TITION* Cabbiage Paid. 

 All orders above 51. carriage paid to London, Liverpool, 

 Birmingham, and Edinburgh, and all the intermediate Stations 

 within 150 miles of the Nurseries, upon any line of Railway 

 whatsoever. To those ornamenting their Gardens or Grounds, 



this is an advantage seldom offered. — _,« 



SELECT HARDY HERBACEOUS PLANTS AND ALPINES. 



100, own selection, two of each kind, 30s. ; or our selection, in 



100 varieties, 42s. 

 100, purchaser's selection, one of each kind, 42s. 



100 Alpine or Rock Plants, 42s. 



The above extends over 1000 species and varieties, selected 

 from the choicest collections in the country, warranted second 

 to none for beauty and display. Having an immense stock, 

 thev can be furnished at these low prices. 



AMERICAN PLANTS, FLOWERING SHRUBS, ORNA- 

 MENTAL TREES, AND EVERGREENS. 

 Purchaser's, or our selection, from list, per 100, 21. 10s., one 



ot each. 

 Own do. do. per 100, 11. 10s., two of each. 



This Nursery has long held high celebrity for possessing 

 a splendid stock of Flowering Shrubs and Ornamental 

 Trees, extending over 800 species and varieties of the 

 finest selection; and for quality, correctness in naming, and 

 health, not equalled by any. To Gentlemen forming Arbo- 

 retums, or adding desiderata, this is an opportunity never 



before offered. 

 HOLLYHOCKS.— No. 1, fine double kinds, all shades of 



eolour, for exhibition, 9s. per dozen ; 50s. per 100. No. 2, for 



border display, 6s. per dozen; or 30s. per 100. These are 





Also. Handasxde's LIKE OF PESTli, and King's MERRY 

 MONARCH, at l£*. per dozen, with all the leading show selected from _the_flnest ^collection in the country. 



wars of the season, of which Catalogues may be had. 



Fruit, Foreat, and Ornamental Trees, with many of the more 

 rare Coniferse, Evergreen and Deciduous Flowering Shrubs, 

 Roses, Ctrn'itioaw, Pinks, Hollyhocks, Phloxes, &c, with 

 Agricultural, Garden, and Flower Seeds, all from first-rate 

 •ollections, at moderate prices. 



MAGNIFICENT SPECIMENS 



OF 



CONIFERS, 

 HARDY ORNAMKNTAL TREES, SHRUBS, &c. 



LUCOMBK, PINCK, and CO., respectfully call atten- 

 tion t>> their hue, and perhaps unequalled Stock, of well- 

 grown specimens, capable not only of producing great imme- 

 diate effect-, but also quite safe to remove to any distance, 

 consisting nf 



Cedars of Lebanon, 6 t feet. 



Cedrus Peodara, 6 to 1-* ieot 



Finos insignia, 3 to 15 fc The 

 most ornamental, the >nost 

 rapidly growing i indited the 

 finest Ihne €H <xlwxd. 



Austrian Pine, 2 to 8 feet. 



Pinus Cembra, 3 Ieet. 

 Juniper us excels a, 6 to 7 feet. 



Biota irlauca. This is one of 

 the handsomest of the Hardy 

 Com/era:. 



Abies D . aiglasii, 3 to 12 feet. 



Abies si snsta i to 6 feet. 



Arancaria imbriaata, 4 feet 

 6 in. high by 5 feet. Grand 



medmen*. 1 



LucombeOakN - 1« 12 and 14 ft. 



Ford's Oaks, 6 to 8 feet. 



Hex Oaks, to 12 feet 



Bcskrlet Oaks, 8 to 10 feet. 



Quercus Hex macrophylla, 

 2 to 8 feet. lucombe. IHn 

 and Co *5 new Ilex, the at 



of all the Hardy Evergreen 



Oaks. 

 Standard Thorns 9 feet. Un- 



usually fine, with large heads 



and straight stems. 

 Purple Leech, 8 to 12 ft. These 



are truly grand plants. 



Exmouth Magnolias, 3 to 8 ft. 



Standard Rhododendrons, 5 to 

 6 feet. 



Rhododendrons. Fine bushy 



compact plants finely set with 

 flower buds. 



Irish Yews, 8 to 10 feet. These 

 arc extraordinary plants, un- 

 ricalled in size and form. 



Arbutus, Bcarlet tiowered. TJie . 

 finest variety. 



Arbutus Andrachne hybrida. 



Standard Portugal Laurels, 

 6 feet With clean straight 

 stems, and stately heads. 



Yuccas. ^ 



Hedera Rasgneriana. 



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And many other things equally fine, but not within the limits 

 of an advertisement ; prices and further particulars of all of 

 which may be bad on application to them. 



N.B.— Experienced Gardeners recommended. 

 -Exeter Nursery, near Exeter, Nov, 15. 



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PAUL and SON, Nurseries, Cheshunt, Herts, 

 • beg to offer the following, specimens of which were ex- 

 hibited by them at the Crystal Palace :— «. <J. «. d. 

 Abies alba glauca, a beautiful silvery variety of 



the White American Spruce 

 excelsa monstrosa, a true Weeping Spruce 

 Fir, with cinnamon-coloured bark and 

 thick fleshy leaves ... 

 Dooglasii, 1 to 3 feet... 

 Mori n da, I to 5 feet ... 

 Arancaria imbricata, 9 ins. to 3} feet 

 Cedrus Africauus, the Silver Cedar 



Atlas, 1} to 3 feet 

 „ Deodara, 1 to 5 feet 

 „ Libani. 1 to 6 feet 

 Cupressus funebris, 1 foot 



„ Goveniana, 1 to 5 feet ... 

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 „ macrocarpa, 1J to 5 feet 



Cryptomeri a japonic*, I to 4 feet 

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oblonga pendula, 1 foot 

 excelsa, 1 to 2 feet 

 tamariscifoiia, a beautiful 

 rock- work, Is , or, per dozen ... 



C d LlaQa pendula ' w «*ping Red 



Libocedrns cbiliensis, 9 ins] 

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COMMON LAURELS, H to 2 feet, per 1000, 41. ; or 10s. per 

 100, fine. 2 to 3 feet, bushy, extra fine, per 1000, 5L ; or 



12s. 6d. per 100. 



PORTUGAL LAURELS, U to 2 feet, 20s. per 100 ; fine, 3s. 



per dozen. 2 to 3 feet, extra fine and bushy, 30s. per 100 ; 6s. 



per dozen, 

 EVERGREEN PRIVET, fine, 2 to 3 feet, per 1000, 40s.; 



per 100, 5s. 3 to 5 feet, strong, 45s. per 1000 ; or, per 100, 6s. , 

 healthy and fine grown, 

 LIMES, per 100, 4 to 5 feet, 30s.; 5 to 6 feet, fine, 40s. per 



100, fine avenue trees. 



HORSE CHESTNUT, 5 to 6 feet, 30s. per 100 ; 10 to 12 feet, 

 50s. per 100, splendid. 



ROSES, 50 splendid sorts, Standards, fine healthy stuff, per 

 100, hi. ; or 18s. per dozen, own selection. 100 superb sorts 

 of Dwarf Roses, in 100 fine varieties, 50s. ; or 9s. per dozen, 

 own selection ; mixed, 30s. per 100, or 6s. per dozen. 

 MISCELLANEOUS GREENHOUSE AND STOVE PLANTS. 

 50 first-rate sorts, own eelection, 21. 10s. ; or 15s. per dosen. 

 50 do. purchaser's selection, 32. ; or 18s. per dozen. 

 I ERICAS, 50 of the finest sorts grown, own selection, 21. 10s.; 



or 15s. per dozen, 

 purchaser's choice from list, 

 31. ; or 18s. per dozen. 

 CHINESE AZALEAS, 20 excellent show sorts, blooming 



plants, 21s. ; or 15s. per dozen, 

 purchaser's choice, 1J. 5s. ; or 18s. 

 per dozen. 

 The above will be found to contain all the most beautiful 

 and leading favourites. The plants are free grown, fine, and 

 healthy* A splendid opportunity for specimen growers. 



SEEDS. 

 HERBACEOUS PLANT Seeds, 100 fine varieties, com- 

 prising the choicest sorts from our unrivalled collection, 25s. ; 

 J 50 fine for 15s. ; 25 for 8s., post free. A season will be gained 

 I by sowing them now in pots, and protecting under glass 

 through the winter, and transplanting in early spring. 

 CINERARIA, from the choicest sorts, per packet, 2s. 6d. 

 PAN8Y, do. . do. do. Is. 6d. 



HOLLYHOCK, warranted to produce 75 to 80 double in 

 the 100, Is. 6d. FRUIT TREES. 



GOOSEBERRIES, the finest Lancashire, and other sorts, 

 per 1000, 41., in 100 varieties ; or 10s. per 100, in 50 varieties. 



A selection of the choicest description for show, 4s. per doz. 



The stock extends over 50,000, and is fine and free grown. 



CURRANTS.— May's Victoria or Raby Castle, red, has 

 the finest flavoured, most abundant bearing, and largest sized 

 bunches and berries of any Red Currant known ; it is the best 

 sort grown, and ought to a be in every garden. Per 100, 2bsr 

 or per doz., 4s. 



Black Naples, the finest black (no other sort grown), 12s. per 

 100, 2s. 6d. per doz. ' r 



Red Grape and Champagne, fine, 10s. per 100. 

 White Dutch, large and fine, 12s. per 100, 2s. per doz. 

 APPLE S,— Fine clean Standards, 10s. per doz., 70s. per 100. 

 t» tt Dwarfs, 8s. per doz., 50s. per 100. 



, Dwarf trained superior kinds, 2s. 6d. each, ©r24s. p. doz. 

 The collection is very choice, from the Horticultural Society. 

 PEARS.— The same price as Apples, well meriting the 

 attention of planters, containing the choicest French, Flemish 

 and other sorts. ' 



PLUMS and CHERRIES.-A1I the leading sorts, standards, 



18s. per doz. 

 Dwarfs, fine, 9s. per doz. 



Dwarf trained, 3s. 6d. each, or 



36s. per doz. 



APRICOTS, PEACHES, and NECTARINES.-Fine three 

 years trained, as. each, 50s. per doz. 



RASPBERRIES.-Fastolff, 3s. per doz., 16s. per 100. 



„ Antwerp Red, 2s. per doz., 12s. per 100. 



„ Monthly, or Double-bearing, 12s. per 100, 



«m« . ™. « 25 - P er do*- 



STRAWBERRIES. -Early and late kinds, 25 fine sorts, 

 including some American novelties new to England, and all 

 others ot approved merit, 3s. 6d. per 100. 



An extensive Descriptive List is in course of publication in 

 three parts, due notice of which will be given. Part I will 



P.rr*T n T ^ ee ° hou « e a 1 nd Stove Plants, and all such as are tender. 

 Ji h Hard y Herbaceous Plants and Alpines, with Orna- 

 mental Trees, Shrubs, Evergreens, and Roses. Part III. Fruits 

 of various kinds. A short description will be given, as far as 

 Kn ab £*' ° f , ^^ thin « contained. The want of such a list 

 t J^ bCe ? *? b5 T^ves and correspondents, as a guide 

 in making selections. To be had gratis on application. * 



tion i^r 1 ! ere ° n l friends leave to Q8 the <^eretion of selec- 

 Sl wUl always be our anxious desire toaopply fine plants 

 ot merit, and may be confidently relied on To that end it \, 

 requested that we may be favoured ShS ^ hs ? ol £tU fiwto 



b^sent ^f*** in ? heir Possession, that duplteatw ma^iSt 

 iLZ % AU . com T ^tucations addressed to John Mat the 



&i='^^ ***. Yorkshire, wmniS 



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WANTFH * EATH ?R grass: 

 AJNlHiD, any quantity, if J\ 



,€ #v b £ mple ' and price P er Pound addra Ppr ° ved 

 of this Paper. F » aa areesed to R 



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O. attention of Nobfe^leS^^'y^l. 

 panies engaged ia Ornamen a ipfr a ° d P -iR^ 

 tioned List of TREES and SHritrs ? & ^ th.^f «*. 



uuueu jjisi. oi IttEiCS and SRRI'Ra — c! w «U 



to offer at an extraordinary reduoti«„ '- Whlch th ej w. 



theland upon which their'arbomumi "pffi^S. 

 tor building. m lb Plated beiaj 



Robinia, Salix, Sorbus," SpirsBaT*T iUa ir! ttnus 



ine trees, from i to 10 feet high, of tha r i. 

 iDnsmer a great nnmhai. *e JT?_T?_ tae follow^ y.^ 



named, or a selection from the' above' v^**' U P»^S 

 and highly recommended for rough pla'ati™ 1 " 10 ° «iaa3 

 American Oaks in great variety, lL rJ^ 5* 



AMERICAN PLANTS ° - 

 Azalea pontica, fine bushy plants well set with ki 



„ Ghent and other varieties named 7a, ^^fe 

 Rhododendron ponticum and varieties f verv « , 0t * 



„ campanulatum 2 to 4 feetdiameter lH;^^ 



Andromedas in collections, 18*. per doz v! , - t0 . 1 * -^C 



12*. per doz. P Q0Z ' ' y •caaiuy ij 



N.B. Packing will be charged as low as. ^ i.t 

 office orders made payable at Hacknev n.«» p3|ia "s» F«L 



z- J " aacRne L K«r. 11 



r\THELLO-NEW CARNATION CL0V£ 



v7 ready for sending out, at 5$. per pair nr -?. T 1 ^ 

 This will prove to be one of the finest and ohl. * P** 1 *"- 

 to the public. It is the largest and darSE?!*" 



seen, and is of most powerful fragrance- the s "* Wd * J* 

 an immense size, with long pod and fine I^T* 1 ? m * 

 perfectly hardy, and will thrive well in any S.n ?** 

 the admiration of numberless spectators while in bionn' ilT m * 

 the season, and numerous orders taken for it () aT5 

 August it was eent to the Editor of the Qardeneri^culS 

 and his opinion was given as follows: "a desirahbJS 

 Clove, with a strong scent, well worth cultivation " kit 

 ranted to give satisfaction to all purchasers. Aho laVX 

 lowing, new : * «as lot 



BLACK WALLFLOWER— NEGRESS.-Thi fl i. ^ 



variety, and is superior to all others of similar kiafctk* 

 colour of which may be compared to that of a Mulberr? wkaa 

 perfectly ripe ; it has a fine large spike, is very hard* Umb? 

 fully double, a moet prolific bloomer, of verj supertOTaiMt 

 and delightful fragrance ; price 5*. per plaut. lota ofSt 

 above varieties only require to be seen to be grown by *» 

 one who has a garden of the smallest dimensions 



TILEY'S VIOLA ARBOREA, or Perpetual Tree TlfM 

 true (see Gardeners' Chronicle of 1st November), lar*e bat? 

 plants, 65. per dozen ; smaller ditto, 3s. per dozen, or U pa- 

 hundred. 



Double White Viola Arborea, do. do., 6s. per doz., fineplaa. 



Russian Superb (true), very fine, 3s. per dozen. 



White Russian Superb (true), very fine, 3s. per dozen. 



Each of the above varieties will be forwarded, portagta! 

 package free, to any part, on receipt of a Post-office order, or 

 penny postage stamps to the amount. 



The Strawberry Plants, as named and priced in the for. 

 deners' Chronicle, on the 1st November, can besuppliedastafan. 



Fine Giant Scarlet Bromptou Stocks, 2s. 6d. per honored. 



Also fine Antirrhinums, all saved from striped and 

 varieties, and will bloom next spring, 5s. per hundred. 



Fine Sweet Williams, saved from 50 distinct urfedfl 

 (strong plants), will bloom next se^on, os. per hundred, or U 



per dozen. ™ 



Will be sent, hamper and package free, on receipt of tat 

 amount.— Sold by Edward Tiley, Nurseryman, beedwa, 

 and Florist, 14, Abbey Church Yard, Bath. 



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HORTICULTURAL BUILDING AND HEATING BY HOI 



WATER. 



T WEEKS and Co., 



*J • King's-road, Chelsea, 



HOETICDLTDBAL ARCHI- 

 TECTS, Engineers, and 



Boilders. These Boilers 

 are very powerful, dura- 

 ble, and economical. The 

 fire warranted to last 15 

 hours without attention. 

 The Furnace Bars are 

 Hollow Tubes, through 

 which the return water 

 passes before entering the 

 upper part of the Boiler, 

 thereby causing a very 

 rapid circulation, and 

 producing double the 

 effect from the same 

 quantity of fuel. 



J. Weeks and Co., 

 King's-road, Chelsea, 



A«i wi£ 



CHALLENGE the whole world to make a .B* qa »ntitt 

 produce anything like the same effect, ^^^ir-i^-tostwarinJ 

 of Fuel, in a given time. Tt is one of these B^ 1 ^ i« 9Q<* 



the water of their Victoria begia Tank, y"?^** ** 

 gallons, and also heats several large ior 6 

 ranges of Pits, with a small consumption 01 1« ^ Bau afegf ; 

 Plans, Models, and Estimates of H< * tlC £; forward * 

 also Catalogues of Plants, Vines, Seeds, ^' els6a> Lofldon. 



application.- " * **~ rrx '"*"* ' 



J. Wee ks and Co., King ^-ro**. 



THERMOMETERS. 



JJENRY BAKER'S (90, H»ttonJSM^ 





List of Prices. Every instrument ^ e \ E TEr^^K 

 accurate—Vertical self-registering T HE km v ^ ^ ^ » 

 and cold, of the beat construction, and not i . q ^m 



order. U inohpc hicrh in conDer case, u»^. t o« .: iSJ'fT 



Vertical self-registering THER 

 > beat construction, and no 

 j high, in copper case, u* ..*..,- ., 

 U. U, and U ; 10 inches high, in copper c^V^ the* 



order, U inches high, in copper 



11. 25. ; 



with immediate attention. 



N.B. A fine stock of Larch, Spruce, Oak, & 

 price on application. ' ' 



c. ; sizes and 



uw n ff ental pounds designed, executed, and furnished 

 liberal terms. Forest Planting by estimate. Iurn ™«a 



on 



^ A ro K a ^?, PH ^ ASA F RY ' Be ^fort- a treet, King> 



• TlTti ^^^!!^^?^^ to her Majesty tr 



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and 



Prince Albert — ORNAMENTAL WAT Pk^pnwT* 



dicatioii. domesticated and nininn^ - •?;I^l.?. a ' oh ™ d «cks. Ac., 



case, 18s. Horizontal Thermometers *°f Liters, J" ^J 

 treme of cold only, is. 6d.; Hot-bed r L DI \ hem oW?* JT. 

 frames, 11. 1*. ; copper frames, 1L **> 4 iocbe s, ^JL 



in copper cases, I* x 14 inc^i 



es, 4s.*\; 1» J^^ 

 « «v^ w . « , . .^hes, 25. Sd. VjlXri***^*,* 

 or wet bulb Thermometer, for showing ww itlV a.W^^0 



-i^ nil [t^S 1 v l 



Brewing, Baths, dec, m uv^Ff r ".~ n ' n ca ses, i* ll *Z**M< 

 10 inches, 55. fcU ; 8 inches, 45. 6d.; "^fS^'s ByljjS 

 10 inches, 8s. 6* ; 8 inches, 2s. Sd. ^^nidity <$*" 



with tables, ivory scale, 11 

 ment in Hothouses, 

 from It. 15. each, sent 

 out of order. 



wood, 1«>5. 



Sick ChEOibers, &c. 

 t, securely packed, wiuw 



pocniN 



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CHINA POULTRY 



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"l^O" Pea-towl. and pure ChinTpiRs andi? P S Wf 

 moon-passage, Gracechurch-street, Londbnf ' * * f * 



CHINA PO U 1/i i^x ._- - esc ^ 

 , 1 5*. per pair ; five youn* Cocks, ^ pg 





the lot ; a Cochin uock ui w"t *-"A„ or ,;ch, 83""= " ^,i,V" 



8 ibs. weight, price «f. ; do., with ! Q„ ( |y, *%0* 

 price. They are «o be parted w.t* ^^^ iT ^ 

 low prices, on account of thebadheai.u _ i 

 II. B ri Esq., Tost-office, Kingston. Surrey 



