ed packets, or separately to order. 
asi Cstaloguos sent rA on application. 
mees & Co., Seedsmen to the R.A.S. E. 
MOON STREET, Piccadilly, London, W. 
and MER CHANT, 
selected Stock of SEEDS, ese 
low tor aot Fewer o af toe selection 
norall , is enab! any 
fad Tip The rs eae pire Aesi of the 
been ly tested this season, and have 
the ne h character which they have so justly 
+» per bush. = 0d. 
Sa 0 
2” 
25 
Green Globe Turnip 26 
area dor _ Wurzel, pr lb. 
EEEEEE T 
r 
: 
0 
0 
0 
8 
08 
.. 10 
0 
e. 
Grasses for re Game Posture.. Great care has 
of Grasses, which can be had mixed 
Catalogue of the above, with testimonials, &., 
ko —Seed — Maidstone, Feb. 20. _ 
CULTU RAL SEEDS. 
ROBERT BAKER, Vas Essex, begs to 
au ng he 
that his Terie are 
em m the 
All other kinds of Ee dgricultured Seeds equally moderat 
Fine Mixed 
y taken in the selec 
k: 
e x 
nnii Slow vers, Loliu being kept sepa- 
e, they are subsequently rly in such sorts vane proper 
s as are most suitable to the un to be laid pe 
at sae ig 
on 
quantity we mt Es frig ex’ _ ao eds and 
12lbs, heavy Seeds 2s. per acre. For 
ge quantitiess adel ia bee es eins at ead es 
The Mixtures above referred to are mixed expressly as under 
ixtures for Clays and Heavy Marls 
ixtures for Shar Gra and Light Soils 
ahaa for pp Ses op Land 
Mix s for good Law medium texture, or good Barley 
Mixtures for Boclsimed N Fase and Heath Lands 
Mixtures for Orchards and Pastures overhung with Trees 
i r Chalky Uplands and Sheep Downs 
Mixtures for Water Meado 
Mixtures for Park Lawns 
EVERGREEN GRASSES for Churchyards and Cemeteri 
SUTTON’S RDE S MIXTURE for Improvi ne! Packs, 
and Past , or 80s, per cwt. (8 to 12Ibs. 
Meadows, 
per acre required). 
MIXTURES = 1, 3 Years’ PASTURE or HA 
y for eens or for Has 
SLOV RS anp RYE-GRASS, to be so 
r a crop of Clover, &., in the following year. 
supply, of very best quality, at 19s. per acre; or 
20s. ‘with PARAN le -Grass. 
DS.—The finest Gar- 
SUTTON’S FINE LAWN ‘GRASS SE 
den Lawns are formed from these Seeds, which are perfectly 
free from weeds and coarse Grasses. poi of Seed 1s. per lb, 
or 20s. per bushel. Kem equired for making New oo meeting 
3 bushels, or 60 Ibs, per ac 
gSUttON’s a. LIST or FARM SEEDS anD GARDEN 
EEDS will be sent post free on receipt of one apor ne 
All kinds of Seeds Carriage Free aes tthe a ee 
Surroy & Sons, Royal Berkshire Seed Establishment, Reading. 
VERY FINE EVERGREENS, ETS: 
M. aleen AND SON ay ts intimate that 
they and fine stock of EVERGREEN 
OAKS in Pats, 8 SWEET AYS, YEWS, Common and PORTU- 
GAL LAURELS, AUCUBAS, RHODODENDRONS, and 
other EVERGREE `“ suitable for 
and Standard T ES, ROSES, nich h the 
a of the soil and the biennial transplanting are baer to 
orisk nremoval. The Nurseriesare reached by omnibus 
Eo all parts, and a visit would well repay planters in the 
rse: 
neighbourhood of London.—Highgate Nurseries, London, N, _ 
w 
The | 
aoany 20, 1858.] THE AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE. 139 
LTURAL SEEDS ETC. TH | AGE anD CO’S COLLECTIONS VEGE- 
~~ GRASS AnD ax CO, the SrEDSMEN to sg Orr, ee sein aah aco we ta Isue 0» Wrour ear | TABLE SEEDS (CARRIAGE erir s TAL GE: 
MAS SOCIETY OF ND, beg to X. y t INT | reat satisfaction, and are strongl: fe arson 
1 oval AGRICULTOR GR RASS and other SEEDS are ate PASTU LAWNS are now sown at| A P. & Co. have given the aesa hor ges selecting the most 
pence that their Balls they are pra] “animal to supply the under- es ~ ad yal Farms a oy ‘store “Palas, the Crystal Palace, spose and uen sont? 1 |S fa Daik 
gqisbed ing, tities Sydenham, e Horticultura Gardens, Turnham | No.1. Complete Collectio: in 0. 3. CompleteCollection£1 9 
a RES les in any oo SEEDS for for. „laying do dow ie K Fie to epg ety at ae) 7 ershot + & he P in the formation No.2. Ditto oo os Ne. 4. Rra? z ditto 010 
yT! Pasture, I tion or Water ows, ark a fax le he People’ ny pa he n Ag | The quantities in the a no comple! ections will be 
permanent Meadow ame and Mansions, Cemeteries, Garden Taa munificent gift of Frank Crossley, Esq., M.P. pee aes of | found more liberal, and the pri Apy sey cent. less than an; 
pior aaora a Renovating Mixture for refreshing and | the rgo Estates in the meee dom. a | ho — in the kingdom. ea, ý 
neket . UTTON’S eds to suit | e DOUBL ES just imported, 4s. per dozen. 
old prene 'ASS.—Perennial ng ae nnual Clovers, all | the soil f for which they are required pe sees ares to fail. DET AILED CATALOGUES, post free. 
i Belian iha Carrots, mhead and other SUTTON’S MIXTURES FOR EE RONN EE tee TO SEED POTATOES of all approved sorts grown in a poor dis- 
a Tee ow G be Mangel V Warzel; ; Long Red and other | PERMANENT MEADOW OR PASTURE.—The trict for change of Seed. 
canes e E Oe nee and all other kinds een e Mixtures are Sa diferent rkt and | PERMANENT PASTURE and LAWN GRASSES of the 
se tr tho Farm jit d; rted ee h red : gad Eis Bo weeds Sp yg My | ae phos on “ps id Co. ha dy for deli A ltural Seeds, 
EDS in Collections ready asso: or | whic rasere noxious weeds are exclude: msist of | B. Pace and Co. have ready for delivery Agricultur: 
SHEN GARD! DEN SE k the most nutritive ki mid ante weet wean Per- | the specimens of which exhibited nt ps at Smithfield were 
| 
| ei by thousands to be superior to any at Baker 
| B. Pace E Co., Seed Growers Da Merchants, 87 and 38, 
ver ir iy t (adjoining Radley’s Hotel), and Above Bar, 
outhampto 
H = LLYHOCK 
A PAUL anv SON, at the sugg ple a of numerous 
© corres umes have reduced , cage of mr 
of HOLLYHOCK gross which they n offer 
12 distinct and g med sorts in 12 Separate packets 
names and colours, contataing about 500 eog Ay 
| Seed, ls. ; best mixed, 2s. 6d. packet. 
free by post, and a liberal spasie if six X packets an 
Orders have al: Lape at fro e following 
men who maa supply the 
essrs. pat. Rutley, & silverlock, “2, Stran 
, High Holbo 
mmond, W., & Sons, Stirling, N.B., and Dublin. 
Fisher, Holmes, & Co., She: 
g or a & Son, Wellington Nursery, St. John’s 
Hooper & Co., Covent Garden. 
Hurst & MMullen, 6, Leadenhall Street. 
i es Ee C. Lee, Hammersmith. 
e, Cooper, and Bolton, 152, Fleet Street. 
Mr. olan, Shrews bury. 
Messrs. Slater & Son, Matton, Yorkshire 
rench & Sons, King William Street, London Bridge. 
Other names will be added as orders me received. 
N.B. A fine stock of HEALTHY Plants now ready for 
eerie Cheshunt, Herts. 
RIDGE’S CHINA ASTERS. 
HA RLES “TURNER R 
or delivery. 
Asters were adm 
most Ju = for whether form or colour be considered, a Teer 
cay meet of vador pad pies $ eee a 
© best mode of their cultivation 
e talented pen of R. H. Betteridge, Esq., ies 
cach FETI The Seed may also hag in aiee ie of 
t 1s. h, 
“CRIMSON PERFECTION” RHUBARB. 
ee picts FLOWER! NG BULBS VERY CH pEr OBERT SALT has viit ano in again roco ; 
as cor a pa ga Sith bioom, abe “eam, AR. . NURSERY and SEED N, 86, mending ond abo’ “tind variety of Rhubar' sdaehaad 
plants, Chorozemas, ane pg ay +» Sho" "te High Street, Borough. Lond to offe a rE oe that its ee T q a reduced price will give — 
= 18s., and 24s. per sá a Peter vri assortment of BULBS, E Pig 3: quality, fo owing satisfac pend sen d productive, and the interio) 
seed ant ne, 18s., and 24s. per dozen. | package included :— — stalks aro ofa ey cate Ley, and a- moit 
and_horizo: 9s. and 18s. per dozen. 50 Ranuneulus Amaryllis Johnsoni ronicle, ay good ae 
r tiful. 25 Citron T 3 Scarlet Martagon Lilies beautiful crimson ; com 
and Tydeas, inclusive of all the new ones, Van | 25 Yellow do. 8 White do. do. the small amount of aci ty it eo; 
‘ and — 9s., 12s., and 18s. per dozen. 25 Golden do. ; Yellow do. do. Pe ond —One year old Roots, 1s. agree two year maera i 
` Variegated, a fio te on 25 Scarlet do. 1 Lilium lancifolium album pote ea ato ne bann r a ‘6d. each; with usual 
p Geranitims plan 8. en. Tigridia pavi 
aad Fancy sgt ny 9s, to.128. per do rath ae Sido TASS A pe Sener ROBERT Sart, Gardener, Longton, 
new ones of Banks, kga] 6 mixed Crown Imperials 2 ,„ longiflorum Staffordshire ; Hurst & MoMvttex, Seedsmen, 6, 
Yh. d the continental varieties, 9s. 100 Double White bree 2 3; pomponium Leadenhall Sireot, Lon London ; Shiv CHARLES N 
New Continental and other Phloxes. Thi truly splendid, | 100 P. osuew Seis 2 i ost dio cerul Bastya se Oe Cheater! M Messrs. srg EA 4 Kae Po 
ese are peruviana c = , i 
Taaa aaa the new ones of last ; 63. to 98. ny Star of Batten, maj ; x aoaea ib: Se, order from bo irae corres- 
per dozen year, 6s. i ae of Bet! gig f K ta ru 
Petunias, inclusi Inimi Hyacint! 2 amena ents.—Longton, Feb. 20 
tes, 6, to Oe, xo mn table,” and the new double varie- | me tae 6 zs br scan NE eae ULTRA CUCUMBER. 
3s. to Oe. en: 3 Gladiolus doribundus lag owe A Six SzEps, Is. ; TWELVE SEEDS, le. 6d. 
Psitticinus ozen in panis) ris 
of young, half ponent mea, s zantinus G Andines, Doubs Scariot Gis r aad = co. have a 1 fine Stock of 
eral. foregoing us genuin raiser, 
e Trade, and inact give the great- ” Prince Albert | 6 5 Aar EEN the Stock, and named it 
paid to London ; a remittance or 4 Per Victoria |6 Secs Jonaphing Gramaye xo pins oe amie N. oe iea 
ondents, Catalogues $ cardinalis 6 t 
— om xe Colvilli 6 td Empr. Alexander i mG, Mee ee ee ret wn for the rs 
Meat GHOICE ARTIST: ES - ee 4 ” Azure Inco: a ng Repti h Hire Ck C dria meg Kotre n ry ot 
from . a Amaryllis formosissi e mmand. Napier | Bath, Lord e Faron! ga Cuthill’s Black Spine, True 
1 tact E: at longifiora alba True Blue Syon House, ray. &e., gh per pack 
~~ eo [Sapte nie | a ar rt 
extra fine varieties, carefully hybridised sd eee DE orders to any extent for KITCHEN GARDEN, AGRICUL. 
eee ok prin FOR PRESENT PLANTING, TURAL, anc FLOWER SEEDS ee. 
pr ME - ee from the most emin wat rs in ta Suu, a the 
oe ie GLADIOL of the ramosus habit, per doz., | unfavourable cl satekané Gorman Booka 
US—Superb varieties 
6s, and 12s. ; gandavensis pig 9 superb varieties for eH ; 
Gladiolus foribundus, 2s. 6d. per dozen ; ga 
per oo ; evo ige mies dozen 
MONES 50 perb variatie Superb double 
Faris, ‘12s. 6d. ; = 
an each « es ~~ 
each, 63. 
aie RE 12s. 6d. ; 
per 100; ne ous 
IA Brillante Pelakon tante, single bright 
scarlet, 7s. 6d. per 100. - 
RANUNCULUS—Fine mixed for borders, 5s. per 100; vay 
mixed varieties, 10s. e 100; Œil Noir ex. black, 7s. 6d 
per dozen. 
varieties very distinct, 30s. ; 
8. 6d. and 10s. 6d. ; mixed, 
TRIS GERMAN ICA~40 supor od 
~d pi, oes 
d. and Sy i A in 
LUM e iih OLIUM album, le, 1s. pee and 2s. 6d. eac 
.» 38. page ee 5e. h; roseum, 
and i Jera r specs, 28. 6d., 
pit a 5s. each ; kapun Fag 5s. oa aaa each. 
LILIUM various others. See Catal 
Bre agg pavonia, 2s. 6d. Gah 
h; 
e êd., 
2g, 
33. 6d., 
as. 
and celestis, 
per dozen. 
OYPELLA HERBERTIAN. 
Also a Fund other Bulbs for spring 
great variety of 
Superior new Perennial varieties, 
ine 0 6 
es nA 
TEA red, white, and 2 
sorts. only. such as Prince z 
E Stag oh 
aAA g- dinar 
n Sgn 
transmitting first-rate 
world, as the seed does not 
ade, SARREREN DE 
ei sr or hg 
+ s zi Tee aie J 
Sad ewectest of Violets 0 6 
of Flower Seeds, a itise 
PIIVE CATALOGUE OE KS 
’s 
general customers mut tn a EDS. 
ust have a Post-office 
ised for te amount —Address, 
Establishment, Westerham, 
IN xias, @ 
diolus, IN POTS of chive Cyclamen, Carry Ixitoneas, 
Ne¥. , Tropeolums, &e. For Bulbs in see Catalogue 
Catalogu: containing the Bulbs, with reference to 
months for for pling, ma pom had on ication. 
Post-office TS pa) Bass & Brown, or to STEPHEN 
agree and upwards) free, &e. Ñi tal 
u ee Catalogue. 
En Bass & BROWN, sa , Suffolk. 
w 
no 
samples of the first dase. French Asters, 
wath al ohor shoe kinds of Flower Seem 
to the largest” gardens.” Flower Seeds priar tein from 38., 
58., 78. 6d., 108. 6d., to 20s.—Durdham Down Nursery 
Establis Bristol, Feb. 20 
WALTON NURSERY, LIVERPOOL. 
D SH i either for 
uat fede oss: extensive New Pintat, seers 
smaller siz expensive plants are Tn addi- 
tion to his general stock of the leading of Trees and 
Shrubs, which is allowed to be the most 
he has this season to offer several acres of 
and Ci of various sizes, from 1 to 6 feet; also a 
large si fine Plants, from seed, of the and most 
interesting tree, the WELLIN' . GIG TANT 
TREE OF C. 
Guise for hedge 
ao e a a eus ar of all ages and 
very moderate priçes.—Catalogues on application. 
