la 
parcu 27, 1858. | 
at preii GRASS mip 
xu COE PALA! T THE PEOPLE'S P. 
-ye SONS avo had the honour ‘of supply- 
GUTION 28 Seeds by which so many acres Arable 
Six dingo itot the beautifl ark a ser Me bers 
cars d at Sydenham, t the Tee 
HALIFAX. 
conv 
aae be admire 
ceived, 
P loring a ctrl Tr 21, o Stree, 
made t & vial of your Lawn Grass Seeds, and 
y that — have proved the best we have 
a 
nye to sa. 
many y" llon ; or 20s. per bushel. Quan 
eng "Garden Í Lawns, 3 eure y 60 bs. 
Sons, Royal Be: rkshire Seed Establish- 
a 
OF GRASS SEEDS. 
NT TO PURCHASERS OF a 
‘AS is now prepared aT his 
ee MANENT GRASSES a s. per 
ence, in almost ein icra iz 
A erous Testimonia! ai been reg: as to the 
Beit pariority of these Mixtures which will be 
a so tock of RED CLOVER SE 
ze nob — for its Sennen T sh ist às 
Davey ông, aà nd the average pri r lb. Sampl 
ed by est. 
Establishment, Chester. 
erated rest of England Seed Es 
eT RRVING’S IMPROVED Suara. SEEDS. 
SKIRVING ol 
land, 
(TURNIP È SEEDS of last a Ta Pai proved a very 
one, he 
of 9d. 
nabled hela his best sorts at the mode- 
or Ib. vik. 
wear 
asia ULLOCK TURNIP, 
Saw op BO ROUND TURNIP. 
: in other varieties of TURNIP, CARROT and WURZELS, 
QLOVERS, both yal , Welsh, and Dutch, as well as 
a large an nd well-selected oe 
bei 
faby port, and a liberal discount if six packets are oa 
we already been received from the following Se 
Taen wine stock :— 
a d Silvorlock, 412, Strand. 
Carter & Co., 238, High Holborn. [Gar 
Chariwood & Gummi mins, 14, Tavistock Row, wien 
W., & Sons, Stirling, N.B., and Dublin. 
Faber Holmes, 4 & Co., Sheffield. 
Henderson & n, Wel ellington Nursery, St. John’s 
Wood. 
Hooper & Co., Covent Garden. 
Hurst & M ‘Mullen, 6 6, Leadenhall Street. 
. & C. Lee, Hammersmith, 
and Balton, 152, Fleet Street. 
ter & Son, M: , Yorkshire. 
__ Wrench & Sons, King William Street, London Bridge. 
, Broad Street, Birmin; 
Co., TOE Street, London. 
& Son, gate. 
R dson, & Goode, Bishopsgate St., London. 
ket Hall, Sheffield. 
y. 
Williams, Hollowa; 
be added as s ordona are naret ai 
ow ready for delive 
en, Ces, wt oe 
| Sag 
EFFECT. 
“tuner EVERGREEN CONIFER 
A PAUL axp SON respectfull e. attention 
GNS, 
Yews, common, 4 to 8 ft. 
” aen 3 to 4ft. 
, h,4 
warded | € 
DOW AND PASTURE G GRASS : SEEDS 
EORGE GIBBS ann CO., 26, Down Street, 
Piccadilly, beg to Saree oes that ‘their mixtures 
EED ivery atthe following pri 
ing land down to ae rmanen 
ng light, heavy, and gae soils 
2 bushels and 12 lb. to the acre) .. 
win; Fo per acre, 
pers for park or field la 
r improving o 
Mi 
Mixtures for old Gr: asar 8. “me 1b. 
Mixtures for form: e =e 8. 3d. per lb. 
G. Co.’s new Priced whose tik a Apan e is now 
ready, and w e fo free on application. —GEORGE 
CIETY ENGLAND, beg to an- 
L ÅGR OF 
ce that their Balls = GRASS and other SEEDS are now | 
oun 
Sniskod cleaning, a 
mentioned here nes a quar 
MIXTURE; 
y are prepared to supply the under- 
antities d. 
d " 
Irrigation or Water Meadow. 
Parks or Pastures ni s, Cemeteries, Garden Lawns, 
Cricket Grounds, slag Mixture for refreshing 
improved old Swards. 
ITALIAN RYE-GRA Perennial and Annual Clov Ba 
kinds ; White Belgian and.ot other Carrots, Drumhead mao 
itn So Yellow Globe Ma: Long Red and ote 
i Swedes pense, apy urnips ; and allother kinds 
ofS 7AN for t arm, 
KITCHEN N CARDEN SHEDS in Collections ready assorted or 
separately to order. 
Jeet ae SEEDS in assorted packets, or separately to order. 
il Catalogues sent post free on application. 
arana. Gress & Co., Seedsmen to the 
ngel Wurzel; 
other Turni; 
Corner HALF MOON STREET, T. Piosadilty. an W. 
TURAL 
AGRICUL SEEDS, ETC. 
eens LAWSON anD SON, SEEDSMEN TO THE 
N, &c,, respec fully intimate that the: pme mating 
out dew “SEEDS of all kinds, carefully saved selected 
stocks of growth 1857, lists of which may be hai a peak free 
Linke Seed. of every approved variety, saved from selected 
and transplanted bulbs. 
Mangel Wurzel of the finest deseription, di 
Kohl Rabi, or Turni a, Ae Ca eS: a as a substitute 
use in 
in ;Zurnips on stro: rong d, of grea in Sng Sp blanks 
rops. Wee Seg and eel the Early Purple and 
Dios etigtinncan as ein mite distinct in character from the 
r varieties us -Pe See our Pa; paden eae Ae 
Parsnip, keg: ae vor wax Seeds o: 
Spring Tares, true Dwarf 
uck Wheat, White Mu Viira ae 
Rol '} ', White Dutch, Trefoil, and parori ditto. 
Pacey’s and Stickney’s Perennial Rye-grass; very gs fro: 
Italian R; 3 very pure imported seed, and T of 
lish growth. 
a Ane Seeds—separately in mixtures—for laying 
down P ent aon Lawns, E SEA &c., on 
every diescripti rn of soil. See our Trea 
Garden Seeds of every kind. 
Flow 
on Gra: 
wer Seeds, including all abe novelties, 
en Tools RoR Implemen 
Parti "eset Pr RA YEA aa to F 
ER Lawson & Son, 27, Great aby cin West- 
minster, 8. mo 
AGRIC % oud u z ANI 
+. per bush. 25s. os 
« 25 
aa Marshalla] iiei A ERRES T EN 
ba + White Globe Turnip s 25 0 
a EE oro Se ea we reel m os 
, urze r 0 
mga Pona Reddo es Fo: 
yee <. 10 
Igian Carro! 0 
1 
alo porn kinds of Ag RR Seeds equally moderate, 
asses for Permanent Pasture. Great care has 
the selection of Grasses, which can be had mixed 
A General Catalogue of the above, with testimonials, &c., 
sent on application: me Warehouses, Maidstone, March 27. 
CARRIAGE FREE. 
PAGE Ney co. SEED Growers and MERCHANTS, 
hear taken in 
or sae ma 
Long Yellow pees nm do. 
* Bulbs of this variety — acquired the Gaoemnas veut 
of 44 tbs. as shown at Smithfield Sine. 
Contracts for large Quantities, free by 
87 and 83, Oxford Street (adjoining Radley’s Hi 
Above Bar, Southampton. 
) and | most 
THE GARDENERS’ CHRON NICLE. 
235 
FARMERS AND hoe 
HOMAS" KENNEDY & CO, RYMEN AND 
SrrpsmMen, Dumfries, N. B., beg to the attention of 
d others to ope MIXTUR RES for laying hispan brg 
-5n ogee they 
Tootal. 
the Si se of Grasses comprising these 
ES bl be found 3 in mee PRICED amp Hp FARM 
DS POR: SL be mi naboa drae f charge on 
cee the cipal Raily ay Stations 
Kaaa ET L | Ese T AS MEE A TE E 
(youicTOss OF VEGETABLE SEEDS, onapo. 
for diff iage paid. wy col- 
Na wee 
other Seeds in pro 
of fens, and ditto, No. 
and ditto. No. 4, 15s., 
and ditto. 
Flower Bends sent free by Post— 
30 gone Showy and Hai ef Amnis, for t, 
= 
ditto oie 
BUTLE a yi M‘CuL cara Seedsmen con whe South Row, 
Cc prent Garden Mar! t, Londo on. 
& M‘C.’s AMATRUR'S DESCRIPTIVE AND ERED 
emma oa ATALOGUE may be had post free on applica 
\ | oe J. anD H. BROWN offer the Plowing 
pean PLANI TS, &c., which they will forward to an 
part of the Kin; 
Andromeda mann nda, lto 2feet, fine .. perdoz. 18s. 0d. 
25 Azaleas, pote haray Paian ps yt bers a 
one of a s0 ort, b; on their 
varieties, do. - 16 
and K: 6 
almias . per doz 
25 Hardy American Plants, oneofa sort, by — 10 
12 Rhododendrons, inclu ding gacanot; white, and rose, 
ce 
Qfeet . per doz. 14 
t hardy varieties, including all 
Hardy w! te Rh mod endrons, fine 
New we Rhododendrons 
Cedar of Lebanon, 2 ft., fine per doz. 
_— rein y Conifers, 1to2 ft., in pots, very cheap 
y. 
nd Haltstandard per doz. 15s. to 18 
per 100 100 
say iu 6 
each 3 
P seg 
anoo oo pocoo 
riy best sorts ` 
Wistaria sinensis, 8 to 10 gaia 
12 Greenhouse Azaleas, best sorts, two sizes Los. to 16 
Camellias, Sho ice sorts, well ta sorb PE a ie, 30 
SOoaces 
Lili teum, 
24 choice Ericas, one 
SOPMSO SCOSOAaS 
soma ee A 18 pa 
agents varieties as, free 
Vegetable and Agricultural 
quantities 
Albion Nursery, Stoke Newington, London, March 27. 
CHEAP art SELECT NURSERY STOCK. 
ER eae a A 
Į. 3 PON AND CO., Bedale, Yorkshi 
can still supply the following at the prices annexed :— 
12 best kinds Ghent and other or | Azaleas, 2 feet £ s d. 
to 24 feet, fine 1: lants, with flower-buds 018 0 
12 splendid hardy Hyt Rhododen: lto 2} 
very co: growers, principally scar Gier paso 
er fee of salmon, with flower-buds, I. and 200 
y Rhododendron a myrtifoin m, set e oy flower- buds « 012 a 
: splendid new Pt parca ersian Lilac, v e variety ae 4 a z 
z ow ‘conten ma mae 
100 dwarf do., plants ©. 33100 
eg mea ats T Ang a SBOE te z 
1 € do. twice transplanted 
1000 Ho! 12 bushy .. 110 0 
1000 do. lto2feet,do. .. ., 200 
unkn ct 
‘PECIMEN IRISH sone. —Handsome specimens 
of this very ornamental tree, 5, 6, 7, and $ feet high, at 
08., 158., 208, a0 and 30s. per etl 
M Does of larger numbers on application. 
THOMAS JACKSON & a are, Kingston, Surrey, 8. W. 
Osborne for se’ l and also those The men! say hee as ypin varieties of AZALBA 
of large number of the best practical farmers in the United 
cigana of whase growth the exhibited at Baker oe p hana includes, and caxriagy paid to Landes, 
were apy e show—i ed Eulalie Van Geert 
Iveryana albo-cincta 
aain Pane cean: Magnifica albo-plena 
Per Ib.—s. Lauroneoans, ie 
pe Roi Leopold Rubens 
0 8| White Belgian .. - 10 aie tgs 8 Stanleyana 
Hes CABBAGE. Also many fine specimens ¢full of flower the old 
0 9| Prum s=. 2 o | amped varieties, ited for PAIRT 
0 9) RAPE 0 4] THomas Jackson & Son, N Ki; . 
CLOVERS. ea Bae WALTON NURSERY, LIV 
10 > p 2 £ 
Fine sh Red, 7d. to 0 8] To NoBLEMEN GENTLEMEN PLantine Nsw 
rust Foreign Red «Td. to 9 8 Grouxns on LapRovina PARKS on DRIVES, AND TO 
White Norfolk part ars 0 4) Ta 
» Glo net O18 1 3] 
RRR E 16 
08 0 sji 
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