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axo nw PS No. . OLDROY D. eae eee N AND SEEDSMAN, le public that he oe yg bon i his friends and the 
ASS present season (sent free) contains their su wsbury, having forwarded blooms of the true E Plants, which hecan offer at undermenti orn Choire 
4 tha Peer Roots, select Herbaceous Plants, Coniferw, | varity to Dr. Lindley, they received his unqualified praise: BERIS JAPONIC Prices : 
Pais wd Few wits, éc. Their fi ye second im See Gardeners’ Chronicle, August 21 and 28, and Sept. 4. Again, 1 OF SB par'000. Larn pie re 1s, cach; T5s, per 100; 
Sram, Boom. LBS have ry fine roots. | in his report of the Crystal Palace Flower Show, Sept. 11, iB arger plants 2s od: each. 
iiss ot DUTCH PU HYACINTHS. page 687, he says Among the Roses were blooms of Inabelld | ` 30a. pardona n o a Ay Ln ee Oe G onday onitjito 
60s. Od ray, better expanded and richer in colour than th ERBERIS DARWINL fi 
“ss ape sgt [RE Sate eae cat pen rr al |MERREe DATEL pianis, Tt ae Mgata 
” ~ a “a "extra ro nei, u of Shi ite i 
soperb, per doz. oaea pa haere a po Es GE ia eee Bore or sort, wal oe 7 = yg bude, “e/0i. to 
Diter choice Roots. See Catalogu AREY TYSO, Frorisr, &., Wallingford, Berks, | CLEMATIS LANUGINOSA, $s. each. 
ym. and Sevier ae _ er mini, oron the | IC invites attention to his stock of FLORISTS’ FLOWERS. | APS HRATHS) the'cheicest a and best hard wooded 
Norwich bester, ou s. Od, 4 
TUL Ranunculu: ae = eri ic. Tatas ROS FEROUS PLANTS.—All the now and choice kinds. 
HARLES TURNER'S | ANNUAL CATALOGUE | | “Beotlling ditto... 50 ditto .. 60 0 to 310 0 me ites SOUVENIR D'EBISE The most beautiful of all 
C is jost published, and will rwarded to any address | Foam aao. seamen. seeds a pacers aby = Frm Bo yg! te per donen iw 
Sire sp Foer F ‘arnations 5 pairs tto. 80 0 to 2% 0 and Dwarfs. 
ly collections for Beds, containing | Hyaciaths ost othen Dutch Bulbs, 
be re Lex SE ROSE 8 BYBIENENS, and BIZARRES C; T. has saved some Choice Ranunculus and Pink Seeds, in RHODODEN DRONS.—An tins ee ur Mie ed aspocially rich 
a3 oq! num ting, vi pihcoisSe! Gd. anid! Ge," bith, eet free Root and Seed Cata- | git Ber white, blush, and crimiso: 
Sier ame, and arranged bee or “210 Bulbs, including | logues sent free, for one label for : SPIRÆA GRANDIFLORA.—One mort the hardiest “øt plants, 
A Bod of D ekinda, 25L See. & A. OMITH'S (OF DULWicH) UNRIVALLED pron Mag r al n wie 
ca Bed of 3970 rows, seven in each row, or 140 Bulbs, including | CINERARIA AND PRIMULA — May, Tofoa st und any emo ói 
ELE rset from named. vari 10s. per 100. LARKE AND COMPANY have purchased a Stock of | VINES.—AM the new kinds, with a fine stock of fruiting 
The Royal N Aemini mey "Slough. : | th above from the growers in their sealed packets, con- | of all the best old kinds, from 5s. ta 10s, 6d. vach. 
— = | taining about 50 seeds in each, which they offer to their friends ‘or details of the above planta see J. B.'s NEW CATALOGUE, 
GREEN HO LLIE s, and the public, at 1s. per packet, post free. e is saved PNB. A iboats be par ai. 
. WHITEHOUSE anp WHITTAKER | from the same strain of varieties as the above Firm supply to | —N-B. A liberal allow —Bagshot, Sept. 18. 
respectfully beg to invite the ublic to an ins ec- Arat rden Market ; the superiority of which well 5 ate sty = Ray ETC. 
oftheir immense Stock of GREEN AND VARIEGATED | kno need commen 
; in particular, and to their large Stock of Evergreen | Seed 1 Estal tablishment, 86, High Street, Borough, London, S, E. | m 
Spc pa etn may rape A vb ame 
baby, >| “ILE ULUM FOLIIS VARIEGATIS.” 
‘canadensis, 8 to § feet ; Araucaria imbri 2 to 5 feet; 
2 to 8 feet; White Cedar, 3 to 5 feet ; Cedrus Libani, ESSRS. P. raer J. PERRY respectfully inform ETER LAWSON axD SON, 27, Gt. G e Street, 
-Sto 10 foot ; Holly (i ), 6 to 80 inches ; Holly (variegated), their patrons that the ae fog sent "as next Westminster, em supply the ur ndermen 
+ tg P eK ado Cre xe Waa) stor re peer Her NAg orders are reque: y will be executed | Autumn Sowing, of excellent quality :— 
H ` ee! in si 
hin Porest Trees is very good, the Tarh is particu- | A Coloured Elste will be sent with each order. „Trifoium incarnatum | (Crimson Clover); Giant Bro and 
tandards, and Half 8 Common do, ; Dwar! kig hem Mus Winter ‘etches ; 
imiy and healthy, stock'large, and:height from 1 to vai and Half Standards,-42s. each. Field Cabbage ; Italia: ; Stubble Turnips. 
SS atiasiiable for where game abounds. Wooping Troes, hoses, Diaris ae each, PERMANENT GRASS SHRON; ‘separate or in ait 
Clim! a American Plants, Trained Fruit Trees, A few extra-sized Standards, 63s. each. ‘eparate or in mixtures. 
hardy Straw! d H Ditto dit for r&novatin, eld Grass. 
h- =s &e. &c. NEW SCARLET GERANIUM (tobe sént out in Ma; 
ts, y) 
gr ra err Quick. Soneat atitrete PAULINE (PERRY). 27, Groa t George Street, Westminster, 
one mile fro! m Rugeley, Stafi re. SN e is m Tamb, ° produ eg bai, fo! pow than Sr fom 
a ee g the oP tee pac Ws — trusses 0} liant ee! wers. 
Bz immediate An fatmsrgrowth of transplanted Trees. | Price $ “tho Nursery, Banbury, Boptembe Tie Gar energ Chronicle. 
SUTTON'S COLLECTIONS OF FLOWER BULBS Surv, SEPTEMBER 18, 8 
NGS FOR THE ENSUING WEEK. 
CARRIAGE AND PACKAGE FREE. T 3) ir. 
FOR OPEN GROUND. FOR POTS ae D A i ; i 
ee D 2s. : ‘COLLECTION N 
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12 Hyacinths, by name sisii Aim Aom a Bean and ‘Gates vulus major 
uses, in weed 
Sone lyanthus i Sweet Persi the sun, and the Hop with it. his is 
| ian Irises 
12 Pheasant eoaatnatisins pe are gre: so AR $ 2 Tournesol Talis n 24 Dble Duc Van Thols one of a class of questions which has no“possible 
ise mek ; Pret Potija a 6 dozen named Orocuses AEs to ae ractical importance; it is like “asking why the 
12 Choice Irises fa ee | 15 Tiai chicloe art wer of Chicory is blue, of Lettuce yellow, a 
19 Double Snowdrops Campernelle Jonquils 1 Amaryllis formosissima 6 Dog’s-tooth berd of Roses red, or why B Belladonna secre nen 
|and the Potato Fat fp ma ee It would seem 
‘COLLECTIONS No. 2 and No. 3 
COLLECTIONS No. 5 and No. 6. 
Tor shove hoi orts in quantities proportionately reduced, 1 hoi tial E EEV PE ARRESE a 
21s. and 10s. 6d. 21s. and 10s. 6d. A 
are 
SUTTON’S fg ee Brita > osity, an t tent 
s now ready, a paige cater foan s appl ligation In apia gue pri affi cc ac rc amg The beet | Phrases, the base ett "Sree ita OT eae 
Ge None but fresh Imported Bulbs are ese ca premises. 
Royal Berkshire Seed Establishment, Reading. 
THE NEW BULB CATALOGUE 
WILL BE FORWARDED BY 
E. G HENDERSON & SON 
oe oS “ee Sak containing Beloct ox is of the most sperored m and a Teme Oa for WINTER, aN 
ve classified CATALOGUES JES of MISCELLANEOOS Te Ol uh pee e ANAMENTAL TERDAC -HERBACEOUS | $ 
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aad PLANTS, Rare CONIFERS, FLOWERING and EVERGREEN SHRUBS, &c., 
ma Part IV. of the “1 “ILLUSTRATED BOUQUET” of NEW and BEAUTIFUL FLOWERS, satis 
irst-class now ready. Sing! bers, 7s. 6d. ; stout boards. Postage free. 
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WELLINGTON NURSERY, ST. JOHN’S WOOD, LONDON, N.W. _|ofexplanati 
| of the human mind, 
BULBS ur EARLY daroia 
PETET ae, alt he Gh lial |e tamed to the 
Chee FA ae Í 
 PÖLYÄNTHUS NARCISSUS, one of each, age sorts, for 3s. | > 
Matrices Ae aa Mille. 
‘Forwariéd post free for 12 stam 
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tee tool ta U merama pee nae np erenston 
use, both for diia . The fruit is 
eri ae nen Bye S bosring, they again beg to recomm recommend it to notice, ‘The smooth, 
Carter’s Co, continue ‘to supply the following present sowing :— 
cabbage Peron, 1s. 0d.) WaloherenGaulifiowor . “Peroz. 2s.0d. |New Giant Onion „. ~. -Per oz. 0e. 6d. 
OL Boog of Gragn Curled Endive S06 | Winter “ Perquart1 0 || is, 1, that 
a Cart i d -seeded B. 1 0 |Polly’s Nonsuċh +. Peroz. 0 -3 ist a P 
Ben © 6 mit; ʻe -ida 0 8, Dany Dutka ai i a ` ir ower of vital torsion some time after 
» We Cd Sao. pe ed Stone do +» 0 8 fto the power or Se eiiie evel i. 
ious Advertisements of June, July, and August, || the'stem anid leaves Pag 
JAMES et crs eae tate ‘| that, to DE Canpottre, even when the 
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CARTER & 00., ‘Seedsmen, 238, High Holborn, London, W.C. fetio is we eh are not he mone 
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