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having tor 
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emng wel ARNATIONS AND F PICOTEES. 
tions 
a OARA a ve flowering sum 
P per 
per dozen airs. 
and 
. per r dozen 
ere 
ester, Newcastle, 
Station within 150 miles of the eas 
armouth, Norfo! 
per pack 
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Ht aatik —We 
very choice collection of this beautiful 
aaien A show Pinks, by name, 9s, to 12s. 
mide ae 
and all, 
2 
an 
: SEEDS, 
en new 
et; 
ent Garđen 
AMATEURS PRICED GENERAL CATALOGUE 
and postpaid on application. 
is pubisa, and will be REE E with Seed Catalogs Bese 
ona er pans gpa se Nursery, Seven Sisters and Horns: 
Roads, y, London, N. 
a ON nanan! LIVERPOOL. 
To NOBLEMEN AND GENTLE ai Bt gs New PLEASURE 
GROUNDS, OR oe ot snc a stn o ComM- 
which is ble to 
prong bn yellow, belted wi 
ir. Charle: 
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The abov 
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THE -GARDENERS CHRONICLE. 259 
oe CERMAN AND OTHER FLOWER SEEDS. NEW PANSY—“ MAUD” (C g 
-A |AMPBELL) 
“AND PINK ee APD EAAS, bo ei ESSRS. AUSTIN AND McASLA AN to o 
ec’ and PR Pr 
per E F ab in | CAT. ALOGUE ot Fre above is now ready. The Asters, Stocks, sync daggers Asi arog, toe 
of years paid especial monia © C., 8 Ea m the AA rst culti ee = merase Ay et T | approaching to black, and perfectly uniform thronghout | lage, 
aw of the best of the new | ŝi TI Pe can tag as os cmp a with the greatest | Sense, and solid eye ; the flower is large, smooth, and of great 
afer them at the following prices cellaneons Flower Seeds have been selected wi e grea substance ; form, and.quite Aik. ahd a-vicoronk 
one , and none but the finest varieties in their respective clas twas exhibited. in Glasgow in July, 1856 Fi rous grower. 
e offered; all are warranted true to name and of the fent a ded it has Di g ap irana highly x 
gy lis’ A retipe tive Catal f Exotic Orchids, en as been again shown during the past season, and 
qual ity. and Descriptive Catalogue of Exotic Orchids, | received a First Class Certificate - and in inburgh, at th 
. 18 0] Stove, Greenhouse, and Hardy Pors; Variegated and Orna- Rus MIEN, rele 
onde i; k moeting of the Eeo Pansy Society une, when it 
NAA foliaged plants, PO Roses, — eee Mis- mr ate. Strong plants e+ 
ot, dozen pairs 12 0| cellaneous Stove, Greenhouse, B Pi cone d Hardy Plants, &c., g plants are now ready at 5s. each 
9 
‘van 
tributa 
‘oplawhill Nuveeri ries, garian 
NDERFUL” STRAW. BERRY, rained by de 
S, rela get 
immodiato effect or for exten: Plantations, where the centre of each 
maller sized tite pensive plants are req d. In i = 
m to his general stock of the leading kinds of Trees and cove z the urrounding ground. The Plant is naturally 
rika , which is allowed to be the most extensive in England, smal a ETE The following Testim: scam: from two of the 
he has a season to offer several acres of Araucaria imbricata ent cultivators of fruit are respectfully referred to 
and Cedrus De aiy aieu sizes, from 1 to6 feet; also a = “Sin eaacmud’ Strawberry tte aaia greatest bea: 
large AOE of fine Plants, from seed, of the new and most | I. e cannot speak too highly of it for colour, prod 
interesting tree, the WHLLINGTONTA’ GIGANTEA, or GIANT flavour, eee! ereire ag I was delighted with the won- 
TREE wt fee tara aries erfu arig e of ri iaid bLA mr Ear your nursery. me 100 
W. vites ting Specimen Trees and Shrubs aa i AE cee obedient servant, 
to in: spec wet his oll Daan. a. obtain a on the spot, i the s L JUDD, 
mere me = such trees (as quo lists) gives no of | «Gr. he Spencer, Althorp Park, Oct. 6, 1857.” 
the value o “Bir, —I knowledge the receipt of 100 plants of your 
e; 
-a hi ‘be, eh Pett pra ty in safety to grea 
Strong transplanted Thorn Quisks for ‘ae planting, and a 
are ensi sr of Forest Trees, of all — and sizes, at 
very modera' niet —Catalogues on application. 
’S LONG WHITE, |] 
SUTTON’S ‘NEW pots 
impro pe Tear wi of Maga. vers nigel ap miy Bn fon Bigend in A Shows and ea AA 
Surroy’s F. 
SUTTON & SONS, Royal Berkshire Seed Establishment, Reading. ; 
SEEDS—THE FINEST IN CULTIVATION. 
OF grote WURZEL. 
TTON’S ELVETHAM RED, 
GLOBE. 
f the Long White 45 Ibs. 
LIST, which may be had gratis and post free. 
magnifi: 
l Cedrus Deođara, 2, 3, and 4 feet high, most beau 
ped extraordinary fruit, so good in fine colour, and 
onderfully productive. aE am, Sir, fies pahi e 1; 
“WILLIAM ka 
“Gardener to the most Noble the Rr ig of APE BERIE 
Castle AART, Oct. 6th, 1 
gre Pag Ai 
rag a pO ee 
4 Bovis wis, Ogle’s Grove, Hills- 
Maholeon, Egged, 
pay oe oe 
Rollisson & "aor 
ting. 
essrs. E. 6. Beneexson & 
and wll igo, 
t igh, by 100 
cent specimens, ky e 
sir 
banon es i 
N’S 
BASS AND BRO 
CATALOGUE FOR 1858 (27th Annual Edition), 
Y POST ON APPLICATION. 
Wo. 1, £3 
| 
j Bats oe 
i “het sag i 
Ne. 
ASSORTED COLLECTIONS OF ao, "E 
se only the best, and for n Sages not to be surpassed. 
tains 20 quarts of Peas, and 
er Vegetables in proportion. 
Pou bette 
Wo. a» 25s. roa Wo. 4, 15s 
mantities of others sent. 
and quantities, see 
A FEW NEW AND ABD SELECT "FLOWER “SEEDS (Post free). 
per packet. 
Antirrhinum, from med, 1 
Carnation and Picotee, xiv ri choice 
raised in Prussia, 2s. 6d. 
Gladiolus, ex. choice, early, 
» fromex. ex. gandavensis, oy brids, 2s. 6d. 
» from ramosus, hybrids, 1s. 6d. 
Hollyhoek, ex. from choices 
i, ae. Saye fines 
acs, Tm largest flower. 
GREENHOUSE ANNUALS. bingy ee magnifiora. 
very choice. 7, Moomistet. 
m Denn manao nona ar the se 
= ith’s, 8 vars. for 28. 6d. a a aig E ried re 
r NE ae mixed, wa rai ex. pe So the choicest new 
Gomphren i j cep gees 2s. 6d. 6a. z 
T Poten ex. sa from our super 
Sg collation, 14 6a. 
tia campestris. 
ia, six fine varieties, 1s. 6d. GREENHO 
Acacia, six fine vars., sep., 28. Od. 
HARDY PERENNIALS. ai, neat mew -and very 
ex. 
» Whitea ndlight vars. of Horse-shoe, 1s. 
t, 2s, 6d. s finest fancy, pod 6d. 
of our superb mea Hors! 
a eight Sica ue. sep., 38. 6d. 
mbe: Calysina, Is. 
»_ from cardinalis hybrid. Pet he from choicest striped continental 
Obeliscaria ete and others, Is. 
*Pentstemon m. ane: fimbriata, choice, 1s. 
* 4, atroviol ls. triped, ls. Gd. 
wuss dis. Veiboue from choicest new, 2s. 6d. 
* 4, delicata, Is. iy ca Andersoni. 
BEST 
instructions 
ue. The following in 
- 
d Culture; hi 
ight, co 
agreat D A of Spent Novelties 
AND HALF HARDY ANNUALS.—100 varieties 
packets, for filling out beds.— 
ANNUAIS 2 pra. Ts. 6d. ; 
these have annually 
vari- ties, 10s. 
50 var 
See 
ee OF wa ER alge 
mths of flower , hardiness, duration, &e., are 
5s.; 50 slim: 8s. 6d.; 80 varieties, 5s. 6d. ; 
varieties, 7s 
3 12 varieties, 5s. 
12 varieti 
Red V ingisian, 3 , 4, 6, ani 
Pinus i insignis, re 2, and 8 fect, E) al up to 6. and 8 feet 
Douglasi, 5, 6, 8 and 10 feet 
Picea nobilis, the fi se ga ag ma Ge LE e a 
from arier pes; 4,2, 
and 3 feet high; a few larger 6 to ‘None are 
» amabilis, also from seed 
a Pinsapo, in quantities, 1, 2, and i pow 
lot magnificent plants, 4, 4, 5, a 
m eom seod o o saa eet high and as much wide; all 
Variegated White Cedar, about the most beautiful variegated 
nein egee inlarge quantities from 2, 8, to feet 
japonica, all sizes up to 10 feei 
pressus ditto ae 
»,  Lawsoniana, 12 to 18 inches 
Tan Par iant 3, and 4 feet; a l lot of very fin 
Aeon and 10 feet 
er, Upright Irish, BANS ERSE E 
ock Spruce, 3, 4, and 5 
"8, 4, kat foot 
, 3 to Tand 8 feet 
in large 
an immense stock of beautiful 
me g 4, 5, 6, 8, and 10 e 
Giden Yew, in large numbers and oi 
6 feet 
Ditto ditto, worked as standards on the Irish and Com- 
mon, 6 and 8 feet high, with large heads, very orna- 
or new Gold Striped, in quantities and of 
Bes ditto worked oor standards 
‘ew, worked on stems, 
5, 6, rarer: 8 footy with fine heads ARS a 
ee a s e ie g 
Toaske Ties American, the best for hedges, 4, 5,6, and 
sizes, from 2 to 
men’ 
rear 
all sizes 
, adpressa, a et a 
” 
Stacey 4, 5, 6, and S feet 
>» aurea, fine specimens and in quantity ; nothing can ex- 
; many expt largo 
— the beauty of these 
ab an ag, ge 
es, 58. 
6d. ; 12 varieties, 6s. 
ieties, „12s. 6d.; 25 varieties, Ts. Gi. 
IMPORTED GERMAN BEDS 
e varieties of Stocks, Asters, Wallflowers, &c. 
x . 
„FINEST VENN GRASS 
ES. 
es not under 1 peck, 188. per bushel. 24 bushels required 
Colchester Line 
& Brown, or to BTEPREN B: 
Goods 
Gad upwards) CARRIAGE FREE to all the London Termini, and all Stations on the 
between orwich. forward 
London and Ni 
ROWN. Monttenois required from unknown correspondents. 
Roses, ; E S a ee daaa and, 
asis well at ie peie one ee eee of American. 
Plants in Europe. 
“2 ‘The Nw 
Railway to Wi 
ion. lisk Pi Þe 
= kgga postag e stamp 
E WATERER & GODrREY, Knap mi, Y Woking, pre 
> Plants canbe sent through fi Woking to almost ay 
of Pagan dn the same rack, paat ing all the expenses o 
here a good deal in carriage. 
Sunningdale Stati 
