THE GARDENERS CHRONICLE 
AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE. 
Stamped Newspaper of Rural Economy and General News.—The Horticultural Part Edited by Professor Lindley. 
LA A í Price Fivepen 
No. ù —1858.] k areae a PARAPETT FEBRUARY 27. : STAMPED D eee 6a. 
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1 TAMFORD FLORAL AND ~HORTICULTURA ABl PSE GRAPE \ VINES IN P OTS. 
SOCIETY.—The GRAND te MMER regi age of the | | Josten na EATON en - sad good strong Vines left af 
above SOCIETY will be held in the grounds of om E amend s, | the Black Hamburgh and Sweetwater for planting out, 
Fee on WEDNESDAY, Jilly 17 next, and the AUTUMN | pots, from 5 to 7 feet lon; 
Sui W o Wesel oat 3 es | Shacklewell ae Stoke ington, N. 
He wi on a liberal scale, and for the Summer a zu HOLLYHOCKS, ROSES, PHLOXES, | aaa PLANTS, 
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lode 
153 a 
| yy ee sag pa T r Cut Roses, and First ton a 
for collections of 12 and six Stove and Greenhouse Plants, x 
ne with Second Prizes in Bp ion. The Schedules with Bules IRCHAM anv W. ARD'S SPRING CAT: pepe a 
` 546 | a è now rosary. and will be forwarded Oy ee on ng a, of the Sao are now ready, and may. be Li on a 
` 10b | Stamford, F F Haso on. Sec _| tion.—Hedenham Rosary, peer Suffolk, Feb. 2 
158 & HIBITION OF HOLL ALIIT 
=: 159 e| (NHAN DLER AND SONS” ai collection of W TEDA PERRY has a fine healthy Stock of 
bes iT AMELLIAS is now in flower.—Nursery, Wandsworth an CK SE 
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ke He Ne ee ODN ARE, E ORR Ee EO EE 
Spence on smoke and sewage.. 130 a| FRESH IMPORTED GERMAN FLOWER SEEDS (post free). 
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wn Gardens, Dubli mans, Ceki aa 
own Gardens Du H JUTTON anp SONS, Reading, Berks, have just J GuENNYs Lise of Sixty Flower + cota sone. 
Rhee Ste a received a choice HA partaga ot Bis IAN FLOWER 
Vine disease * eae SEEDS, a List of which will be si s and post free on ae aa: bape of a directed env nto at th ae a W. 
y fruits fi E 156 6 ¢ application ALSAM, six clusses, 37 s tamps; mix 
Wire, telegr in. mise TALIAN RYE-GRASS SEED. YV ELLINGTON ae GANTEA, stout Railing 
a. e gur TON Ea SONS erise Rea po largely of oe iari ae ey 
DRRAURAL SOCIETY OF LONDON, this article, can offer new £ MAN, Edmonton, London. 
HE —The next MEETING will take this year, at ri educed prices. Si THE E 
pace this Os, on TUESD- AY next, March2. For Schedule | _ For particulars apply, stating quantity required, to Surrow & ANTED, betes z 5 5 feet.— 
of Prizes see page 146. Sons, Royal Berkshire Seed Establishment, Reading. J. C. WHEELER & 
only by os personal introduction, Ivory GOOD. GL ED ARED FRUIT “TREE STOCKS of E the follow- 
_ Tickets, or written Ore ECT eT (J ENUINE NEW CLOVER. SEED may be 
obtained of the undersigned. Prices SE > Poe a =~ Maiden ans, erg pe ae Cherri rte pon at 
ae um 5 
pan POMOLOGICAL, SOCIETY, St. Mar- icots 
mss, HALL ý fon —The next | and quantity High gn be EA haet on applicati end lowest cash price per mrt of the former, and ri gos 
will DAY, iee 4, when] __Joun SUTT Seed Growers, Reading, Bi the latte: ar r to THoMas EpMonps, Chase, Side, Southgate, 
E POUND are offered URCHASERS on LARGE QUAN PrE y | eg ta tareng od lie mieten E A 
aoe: o Collections of Hr benget i= ag FARM anp GARDEN SEEDS will be treated liberally on ANTED, a DWARF-TRAINED MARIE 
thibiti. res poner ic VORROUY; — to SUTTON & Sons, Royal Berkshire Seed Estab bli ish- LOUISE or some other good Autumn Pear, fiye or six 
e aE cnt. ies Gnade cn | maik Readin well furnished, and in a bearing state.—Apply to 
ice for by growers only. The chair will 
six 
years trained, i 
HE PLYMOUTH SEED, AGRICULTURAL Bamot Finwey & 00., Beye Ey Nursery, Newcastle-upon 
Ralis ofthe Society or other information may be obtained of IMPLEMENT, AND MANURE COMPANY (Limren) | 12e. Stating cash pric o aeivered ata Railway Station. “|” 
Dissoeor, 5, Randolph Road, Maida Hill, London, W. | supply every jes Sry dh the Parm and the Garden. swat RD PEAR TREES. 
Union Road. E 3 AND G. ILES offer about 1500 well-grown 
NATIONAL ROSE ered Ofices, Union Road, Plymouth. [ gr 
: = 7 a ouan Phan TREES, in upwards of 50 of the 
wm gi 1 1 gig onsale I aa T E, PINO ASD MANURE OSEAN G rag Perens si Mae oP erie E on application. "Also 
100,000 Two and Three Years JUDD'S GI ANT ASPARAGUS, about ciate 2 years’ Transplanted THORNS.—Beverley, Feb. 27. 
Pine Plants ate and ae per Pk SELECT A NURSERY STOCK OFFERED BY 
100,000 strong SEAKALE ROOTS— Ww. T aL JACKSON anp CO.; Bedal Koski 
Small, 63. bag oI na E a te per 100 g Advertisemen: tin Gardeners’ Chronicle of Feb. 6, p. 84. 
aja ae oO e Me. |e Y See Advertisement in Gardeners = 
sols Hol Pee _Apply at the Company's Offices, Union Road, Plymouth. À FRASER, of 1 ane ca Bridge Road 
mm » Brooklan pes i a = HE SPRING OF 1858 places two invaluable and J; Warde oe havin. pica Fix of Maiden and 
i really new Sony BOCAS at the command of Gar-! Dwarf t a eer 4 to ti the gma d oth 
ton, Esq, aye 15 0 | denere— the CUSTARD SQUASH and the COTTAGER'S eon bias cos, bog to invite tho Trado and others 
an inspection of the same.—Price per dozen or per 100 may 
be had on application. 
FRUIT TREES! FRUIT TREES !—The largest 
arftrained FRUIT es. the West of 
England may be seen at the Bridgwater Nurseries. Persons 
aE G. iein a = CATALOGUE is inten:ling to plant will do Va — with James LAKE, the 
be had on application. proprietor, before deciding elsewh The Trade supplied. 
KALE.”—See Gardeners’ Chronicle; No. 8, el 
eeds of the above supplied by the Plymouth p Agricul- 
tural Implement, and Manure Company (Limited), Plymouth. 
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ae Lineolnshire SEE 
thorpe Hall, 
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J. Wat ji 
: ge Puen eae tino: shaker thab- kin SEEDLING FOREST TREES. 
Malsor, Kettering |. PRICED CATALOGUE of GENERAL NURSERY M. WOOD anp 
a : STOCK is now , and ean be had free on applicati 
; , Etan Maroney, 
rick A magn OSE NURSERIES, HERTFORD. 
wc E P; FRANCIS'S og aml goes en 
e CATALOGUE will be y part of thi 
Pike Kinodiom arats on a TWO MILLIONS OF TRANSPLANTED Quicks. 
i ooku, r CARRA EORGE ee patag the attention of Planters ; 
í ) Re BERT ERE, ig a cs and B rriar iadi 
ee 3 Denio ae Y ection of of N A 
ee Maca aesa 09 can be rex stamps. HEAT: Avery ery con collection of 
Å Notts os iy OD * Tener pg torah and Descriptive Supplencent (15 pages) gratis 3 aad : e Bran scrapes wear at Hedy one bung 
Newbold Elms. Leamington: ) 5 | with the above, oe Ee Sg Re ai a specimen in itself, ay bo bad by the" Wa tr appli- 
t5 asecond list of which will bets ‘shortl ‘published, NEW SEED be Era 
 Bamorers of, the Rose, and oi weit | VM. CUTBUSH anp SON dr sow peaperedith wo: YEAR ‘SEEDLING, 
eworth, H r. WILLIAM pene RS Pr 
x champs onsen, Slo and | which they have es for Gardon Sends edi anid qity, for OTCH FIR; 
Bucks; whi r we wel for many years. i 
7 jem E unton Manor, | free on opptidition. — Sati te Nurseries, bee N. 
FLORAL AND HORTI- ICKTNSON’S tenner ht cit SEED will’ 
-—The Annual Exhibition of the be Sold only by him: ent season is 
_ Place on FRIDAY, September 8 50s. per quarter, 7s. Sinare M ne ge 
per 
ie ey in Br and may be ae New Park, Lymin, Hants. 
Secret 8. J. CHErri 
1 J 6d. 100; 2 posp. ES 38 oR 
ROYAL BENEVOLENT INSTI. (fine) Se <3. C. Wares oi Ron, Seed UEO WETS. Glouseaier 
Hon: Lord J DINE APPLES AND CUCUMBERS WANTED. — FT nth 
ard immediately to oe se =a a 
GEORGE TAY h CHOLEY, a 
UIT AND VEGETABLE SALESMA: tefract, 500,000 2-year 
Aa PREVARA E E s Market, en ae BERBERIS Å AQUI cee fine pealthy 
D TO CUCUMBER AND MELON GROWERS. ae ; with all o: 
Zorg agg begs to offer fine strong plants at 
per pot, or 9s. per doz. Rye s Perttotign Cucumber, | | 
Sola —Gooseberry Gardens, H 
INCE OF WALES RASPBERRY | EUTBUSFST 
M. pty Led Mg anD SON gs supply the abov 
fine RED RASPBERRY, which is acknow! 
trade 
MITCHELL’S ROYAL ALBERT 
pad MITCH 
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greatest | \ V ted roots of eee i agria 
elected. PSr cultivation, i tity. Also, Mi ’s Gr eer po dos as Se 
id Linnzeus at 35s. 100. > > 
, Scrutineers, Post- office Orders pe 3o Wa ee | oa fonge Kc, 
treacle E Highway, Middlesex. epee — igewater, 
