THE GARDENERS’ CHRONICLE. 555 
TLLOCH offer Choice Cineraria, | OR ‘PRESENT SOWING 
, Post s.d. 
a yee SE ED, Daai a splendid ‘Collectio on -26 
n Btock, ome Double CINBRARLA. rom Surroy’s Lady Camoys and a others 1 0 
h sort 7 per age) ; 80 packets of perb mi oo LO 
r Ts. d., 20 packets for 5s., 10 : 10 
id. 
PRIMULA SINENSIS FI ge MATA, su; 
HOLLYHOCK, fi a firs Salliin 
Surron & So: Berk ies Beed 
begs to invite h ds and the S 
ers, pana to an Inspection of pines Collec- | 6d,, or 1 oz. pac d has been misia mr, 
0 ROSES, extending over 10 acres of ground, which may one of the best goons A ode and can be particularly reeo 
oe. 
B. = Prnt Tbs. to spare to the Trade. Price on application. 
EPH NE n Co. z ae n ark Strand. 
tien of 
7 Coan ro in fall blowmateurs and others that the period of | 
for c T orders to be given,.as a beti 
os a Den ear &e. then bé oe All the 
ceolarias, Epacris, | 
ENR 7 MAY alow a aves NEW VER- 
rae good plants, at 8s. per dozen, or 12s. the set, 
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NEW PLANT CATALOGUE. 
ITCH, Jox N., begs to 0, intone that his 
PLANT CATALOGUP for the E ar at a4 
aia ted | JANES VE 
HILLING’S jen N CABBAGE.—Seed of this | including a descriptive List of NEW and RARE PLANTS 
unrivalled ca uny be had in 4 oz. packets, free by ape nen ter E and will be forwarded poss free E~ arepo a Sk 
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—Royal Ex otic bt a hae ra Chelsea, a, 8. W., July 17. 
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su we war 1858 
| QUIT JTTON D Sc JNS beg to’ announce that their 
Crop af! ITALIAN s YE-GRASS SEED is now Har- 
will be 
post free. | 
Beauty ofCastille| Bacchus arles | vesting, k and being abundant this Seas the new 
Cyclops Caractacu De omvilleand | sold at a reduced price. Augustis the best month 80 
Se EM Eclipse RarlofShaftesbury Eastern Beauty talian Rye-grass, as also for Trifolium incarnatum. The 
ws r fe ding Leviathan Lady Hav = Lady Seymour quantity required per acre is 3 bushels of the former (alone) or 
“C0. have now ready or sen ing Out} Lord Macaulay |Miss Haum Pein 24 Ibs. of the latter (alone), It is, however, very profitable 
t) a strong, healthy, well established Mre. Kam Psyche Pri ima D | grow them together, sowing 2 bushels of Italian Ry: and 
plants in jn small convenience of package) of the | Sir J. Outram [Souvenir Prince FeoticvicicofPeunda 8los. of Trifolium incarnatum aore, 3 mixed. his wil 
bore, arcs adapted for a a brilliant autumnal "Th e Hope Nurseries, near Bedale, Yorkshire. produce a heavy crop in April and M May 
Their e e A com all the new and beautiful | ———-——- porte S S ENENANENT PASTURE GR ASS. SE 
pa PE nine the past season at the SLN f S. P ARKER anp WILLIAMS beg to th safety until the end of August or first eae 
ous ex Whibitions around London, inform their friends and patrons that ‘their NEW PRICED ae also “SUTTON’S RENOVATING eS on 
EA Ee ofler on “te e following terms, package inc mye: rae — {and DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE of Exotic Orchids, Stove, | Grass and Clover _— for omy jE A sgr bac Booba. 
E; s. Od, | 25 best varieties Greenhouse, and Hardy Fern: a:n tor Stove, Green- | per ib. or 80s. per c Sow 8 noe i 
ee ete vaste vari i yx hd. 5 house, and Hardy — Variegate ed and Ornamental foliaged | Old Pi tan 
pà Older. winds, 62 7 per r do oz., or 40s. Per 100. _ | Plants, Con eis 4 Hein s, Rho eae Indian Azaleas, NEW TURNIP SEEDS ror LATE SOWING.—*Svrron’ 
Pi. mt they can be safely forwarded by post at this Gloxinias, Fuchs Cacti &e., now published, and | Nimble Green Round” and “‘ Early Six woke” are the best 
with an extra charge of 1s. per dozen to cover postage. | will be forw: aidot pe ti free on acria Pril sorts it “bye sowing, and do well till first week of September. 
+ Orders parai at Lt te Norfolk. Paradise Nursery, Seven Sisters and Hornsey Roads, i i crop of seed being large, the price is jae pere te 
n , Great Yarmouth, Norfolk. . __ `| Holloway, London, N. berto; 
: 2 GRC IN = ERT SHEGHADE OF TRER, I Pua artna Opis GMD aa ARDE EN SEEDS FOR AUTUMN SOWING.—Svurron & 
PANTS F FOR GROW G UND , GE ARLES RUNEBERG, NURSERYMAN, | "beg have a good stock of fresh Seoda of the undermentioned 
a King’s Roady Badot and Srep Munciasr, of Frankfort- — which s] d be sown during the months of July and 
yom, STAN ge eats 1d re &-Maine, begs to sane amateurs eas = orticult ane, ain and 
BERBERIS ere A EALL, pie Trade connect erowith, that he has succes in on apis O Carrot, Early Horn Radish, of sorts 
BERBERIS IN a AA btaining a long Lease of a part of the beautiful pane Latta” ae O aE ioiek RE » 
Road "á Endive, of sorts Turnip s» 
1 ‘These are remarkable for their magnificent foliage, the sweet | belonging e sans nd m House, facing the King’ 
scent of their flowers, and the beauty of their large fruit. (West, ns Chel: 
APO! Co. si te that part to a Horticultural a 
IA J NICA.—This beauti lant fruits in a nt e t Š nd 
n Seed Tstavliehment. in their various branches, on the most 
smaller state than any other shrub I know of, porte hen rat ag at Asini 
P iow are proved methods. The operations of this firm The Ga 
Dende of bright S Soe Ua rept het Slate gd gh ill mence on the Ist Gelber pen cage the name of he Garde ners’ Chr ronicle. 
eT Ashburnham Park uri e period o: ion 7 ~ 
Ea or. be Giant Yew pepe sell de A a a he various structures of the Hot and Greenhouses, all com- URDA Y, JULY 17, 1858, 
the shade of other trees. Hitherto our gardens have | hove named EN a Vilas S TÄHE TINGS vase Sai ENSUING WEEK. 
ween but scantily furnished with plants for the purpose aboy: ar öğ 
; these now offered will be fe 3 aats tions aik. 
be hased for 2s. 6d. each an y y » except Pric 
6 is 5e. each.— | Calc clip: on ted superior Varieties, care 
E oS T e Bs geo ge ers, ieee HILE the chemist is coummaliid as to the ingre- 
NEPHRODIUM ex vantery CORY MBIFERUM. cheearia T from very Kfora new ‘varieties geese | dients required in TH OF 
Named and descri ? Chronicle of May 22, 1858. Ditto, from finest older varieties . 4.1 6 |some mysterious power is attached the un- 
=, ae pot eh ap «all each, rere hav caer extra fine.. s i fe A ; 4 to a ysis, and its us, siliceous, 
SSeS Hest! ee Ditto, mixed from all striped sorts : $ ‘! 9 6 | argillaceous, phosphoric, ferruginous, or other fine 
entirestock, The crests at the points of te fonde very pi rA Williams, PEA ee fine “ 2 : a g results, it too often happens that atten- 
dense. 1 extra fine dark varu = 
ss ad det Fr 13 fall. Fedo id foii themselves, m Carnation, very hardy, showy borlis vars., mixed . . 0 6 tion is withdrawn from what is far mor portant, 
‘amost attractive and distinct object as a specimen, both for | Hollyhock*, from extra fine show varietic .1 0 | the mechanical condition < ec earth and the con- 
Pes —_ prenatal ohh thee gens oe a welcome Stocks we Rs primey Giant, Emperor, &e, genuine ra ther Without 
XN. naalis adl ia T, ‘a thoroughly ya pe se pao ee Ss nso doe a mported, nie class separated "As. 6d. to 2 0 question, in any d gron isani the 
Tore ERNEA Atant this i is aly hardy. Ditto, the same s one mixed -. 6d. t01 0 | value hae attaches to to the admirable labours of 
R.S. confident it will be Saas ent Ta the hand- | Those marked thus * may be sown in the. open ground, and as | the chem y 
somest Fern novelties of the appearance aon as they are i. enough Poat be pa where they 
St ew wallet ovety iroh: cae re to flower. Are pin a9 gy ompany all orders from | 8 
Peeslge aka the trade, Price per dozen on SILOS 8 rresponden 
Free mo en ee Ke London. -Post-office Orders on JOHN CATTELL, N and Seed Establishment, 
‘oot’s Cray Nursery. ’s Cray, Kent, S.E. Westerham, Kent. 
UNEQUALLED HYBRIDISED CALCEOLARIA SEED. 
JOHN DOBSON AND SONS 
| hard 
p= to announce that they are now sending ont the above, an, has been saved from their splendid | tains 
Collecti Price 1s. 6d., 2s. 6d., 3s. 6d. and 5s. per pkt. 
Boe quality af Seat only is a out, but different sized packets are made up to suit all parties. The First | coarse rank ofensi 
Prizes have been mr Collection of Plants at the Crystal Palace and Regent’s Park exhibitions 
niriana splendid mixed, 1s. per 
WOODLANDS NURSERY, ISLEWORTH, W. 
ect of sulphurous compounds when applied to 
CHOICE acter: SEEDS Ld SOWING 
ULY, AND AUGU 
ee 
: JAMES CARTER & CO., SEEDSMEN, 
ac 238, HIGH HOLBORN, LONDON, W.C., : 
ee eerste a Meera ee ae eR 
CALCEOLARIA. 1 1s, per packet | CIN srai ar B packet 
PRIMULA SINENSIS TATE Is. pe: 
Be fo po ee Fame g i 
d. | DELPHINIUMHENDERSONI.. ~.. e. ~.. Is. 0d. 
HEARTSEASE, extra choice = ay 
sag aaa ae xis rabon, varieties on be 
Ta aut sagas; 
Finest mixed ai š 
PHLOX PERENNIAL, Ee finest st new va varieties = 
POLYANTHUS, ext Bs 
STOCK, IMPERIAL, ’ n aplana varieties. =. 
Finest mixed ,. <3 +b 
i ents are’ the 
of all roots; the t who saw them cling- 
ing and g selv A 
i may have found out that; n the chemist 
says that it is phosphoric "acid Ww 
extract he —_* to a very curious fact, 
nothi it is onl; 
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H "CAPE or GIANT, 6 finest varieties .. 
» Finest mix xi nie abit iis È 
p Finest mixed 12 splendid varieties .. s 2 
mix: Po . oe 
Fines! 
tra choice . 
VaturvoWan, af Ganit anbal oe we ee pe) 
. $ ` . r 
PENET VAI MEET A, 
JAMES CARTER & CO., Seedsmen, &o, 238, High Holborn, London, W.C 
est mixed .. eioi 
delight of 
| Cabbages ; the chemist tells us that we there see the 
but he 
hen be tells 
eet 
