THE GARDENERS' GHRONICIS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE. 
[JANUARY 31, 1863, 
TARDY FLOWER SEEDS, of Showy Colours 
only, Sr free by рор н rail, by 
p dg 
A COLLECTION of the best 5 sorts kn nown He T 
А COLLECTION o К he best 3 ts known . : 
A COLLECTION of ihe best E eka known 
— S К Бал А m z: e mu post Кое: 
rks 
ЕЕ ӨН > rc XT m F үрт GARDENS, 
e great expense d utting and carting. Turves 
d may be avoided, and a superior Turf produced 
from a dis! 
in а few moni sowing SUTTON'S LAWN GRASS 
SEEDS, which consist solely of the finest a 
Ее perfectly free from Moss and —Ó 
а 
W SOUN A GIGANTEA. —Th e attantion 
of the Nobility, Gentry, and the I! is EN +4 to 
— Stock of IN SEEDLING PLANTS Ан 
tablished in ane pots and fitfor Spring е. Ргісе 
bro dozen, 1»; ; per 100 or 1000 on application. А Sample free 
by post for E stamps. 
J. HENCHMAN, e Eirier London, N. 
ging. 
R. ОЗАН S VE ITOH JUN., із in want of a 
q y of BOX EDGING. It must podore and good, 
and ж\к / to plant at least three PN 
ies ha: iine any to offer may send оке mple, 
URN ds 
carriage paid to London, to be forwarded by Parodi) Delivery. 
Stati. price 3 include free delivery into а truck at а Railway 
N Chelsea, London.—Jan. 31 
Roses for Foreing, 
HARLES 8 NOBLE has a nice assortment, one »- 
ries; Shey аге о v very cheap 
ingdale Nursery, South-W. Spis дез 
Rose Са vg b "1803. 
OLLAMBY begs to announce that his 
рахат PRICED сездо of ме 
above 18 Ж d wil be forwarded gratis and ре! 
baid ошар lica Бы» 
Nursery Establishm ent, Tunbridge Wells, Kent. 
Баа 
EO. PARSONS hegi to € fine STANDARD 
SES, from 2 to 4 feet stems, at 5/. per 100, or 15s. 
r dozen ; including e New Varietios, 18s, per (X. or 
pe 
Pist Now Varieties of 1862, DWARFS, '805. 
61. 10s. per 100; the last 
per dozen, 
CATALOGUES free on fausses. 
1L em Road, Brighton; and Hassock's Gate Nursery, 
Keymer, Sussex. 
MENER HAREE ы ROSES, on 
Unders: Pirey offer 8. fine anc ON RR f the above. 
Fora TT of the more popular sorts, see deners” Chronicle 
for December 6, 1262. —— ven for small and jane 
umbers in 1000 at а much rate) апа а DESCRI 
TIVE C pug Ee of ROSES ке оп application t е: 
Bs dr Son, Nurseries, Saawbridge h. 
es, 
RKE has an abundance Rud person А 
Larch, Quicks, &c. 
AND WEAVER, Chester (late GEORGE 
2r offer FOUR ere iade 2 TRANSPLANTED 
LARCH, 14 to 43 feet, rquality. FO 
MILLIONS P TRAN; SELANTED Y THORNS of various sizes, 
a large "nes of which are exceedingly гора . Orders is 
10,000 of either, дену pe at any Уай, y Station. 
Sample Bale, ера 100 of each, 5 sizes Ne Darch, 998. S 
м Lo ыу vi AM form rewdad en ceipt of à Post- 
offi 
ja PRICED LIST on e iiio: 
Seeds. 
cime 
f 
Es 
G EO. 
ан ved ROSES, including g 
of Н; Prid. еони and Bourbons: "ne well Аср 
plants ш Pots MS M ind 2. TEAS, and BOURBONS, 
suitable for Forci Prices forwarded on application. 
Nursery, аа Place, Brixton Hill, 8.; and 4, Windsor 
Terrace, near the Victoria und Station, Pimlico, S.N. 
Н. ge AND SON, von Nurseries, Great Berk- 
fo call Ver attention to their 
Splendid Gallen xc viz. 
STANDARDS of the ган kinds, fine and strong. 
DWARF STA ieu «Жой бей е and best sorts, suitable 
кар 82-вїлей Pots ts fot immedia te Forcing, fine and good. 
RES on own roots, the leading kinds for pede. ёе, 
е fine Рага for Conservatory or Greenhouse of ТЕА 
1 | SCENTED (Dwarf: 
_ —— — 
Splendid New Bedding Plants. Ti 
ыы Verren AND SON, Exeter and Chelsea 
repared to supply SEEDS of ies fiw? 
ing s endid ‘novelties, recently resdoed by them, feeling 
conf dont uch fne addit. о the Flower ' Qa rden 
Us RUBER.—Introduceg 
б. Уктсн; its beautiful blood E. 
much superior to the Perilla, where сој 
&nd effect are required, and this, combined with its po. Ron. 
pe ct habit pines peine "from 9 to 12 inches), cannot fail to make 
t m pen dg ef cvi үл зк exem ж p pue 
mme y th 
Horüolturl | Socie "y on account of its оо оно доу 
bedding plai 
In addition to the List of Agents advertised in the «d 
Chronicle of J: dps! ы“ Ен) к.) OE — "d AN Obtained 
their Ве = abovi heres бох 
fro n by 
kis т P it 
ouse & ін ясе айт 2. Yor 
Cunnmgham & Son, Mossrs, к Liverpool 
Y A а. а — » uox 
Waite, Mr., Holbo 
od & Son, Mua. Maresfield, Sussex 
CUPREUS.— This ‚ beautiful little 
tly hardy novelty t Pearce, from 
the dide of г D he met with it ab an elevation of 
from Lu to 7000 
Its dwarf and co i habit, not es in 
hei ча рр Баран! eng. КОШЕ e К on 
crim moas |n ender it equally useful for 
bs. Fl: pea É r ar к 
It has been aep exhibited E dl the past season, and. 
ad medals'awarded it at Nh th e Royal m and tha 
rag Botanio. rent t is in йик ed a charm: plant, and 
cannot fail to рї ral “ш tio: 
In addition t M" advertised in Gardener: : Chronieleq 
алпа: pA 1863, Y unde entioned have also procured th 
Seed of тв. V. & 
з Essex 
Wood & Son, Messra., Maresfield, Sussex 
Street, 
сшвйрийе; ай 15, 
Lawri 
OWNIE, LAIRD, акр LAING 
offeri: the followin 
NOVELTIES, v ich ire CRUS сод Ud "o: 
can with confidenm 
being decided acquisitio: 
CALCEOLA. RIA CLOTH о 
e Lane, E.O, 
Certiücate at Regent's Park. 
Special price for uenti Y on 
M.—This i: 
si and most beautiful vari абу. Tt was oommondod тб 
the m Оов o Royal Н tural 
in which of a dark blue, MX the ne ua 
darker 
AED them." Price бв. each Tiai offers 
tho Trade on plieation. 
“түрк Lad adii Da AL 
LARGE IMPORTATION 
of STANDARD ROSES. 
WILLIAM WO0D & SON 
mportation of STANDARD and DWARF ROSES 
1 
= HIE! 
in fine order, which they wil be па 
CAT. 
I 
y to supply 
'ALOGU ES free and post paid on application. 
have much f 
RSONS ann Co. poersspos or NEY York, offer 
uineas each. This plant 
It was much admired 
WOODLANDS NURSERY, MARESFIELD, szar UCKFIELD, SUSSEX. 
From Mr. JOHN BARTON, Fa 
*'Your Renovating Seeds havé given great satisfaction. 
Two meadows rire seemed et reden wing anything are 
now аз good а herbage as any one RR 
Š Minster, near 
“Two „years since І sowed some of your 
tures’ upon some old and mossy pasture, and 
positive M ctt benefit neos the pasture 
much thicker and more vigorous; and the sheep show their 
fondos for for i in us close and even MEN in wbich they 
Grass Beed 
now I кее a 
were d sound, 
Wege T WENN ( Кен а), 5з. each. J. HALLETT, Blockford Farm, Highelere. 
gréen and paie : арровей t2 be рег = e HM The & mih you sent me last season have given me 
scarcely asso in beauty by any foliage stove plants, be po ва A the E e f grou д 
is Трое ноло а for оте рала jus rms qu рабте Lower anoak. pas 
OSORA JAPONICA, 5 Guineas por 100, 40 Guineas үз Суз кб шн "i doy growing, as beautiful a a plant of 
pe 1000. сиса пеат аны г. ge аз апу one 
C а озыме e орон # е high, еч. : apos Meli ami Vicarage, Colne, ый 
M „pots соп ng w no hesitation Hie aie bep great satisfacti 
Ў DO E. This Grape has been described by Robert essaie Iye oneni ho а g Mer s from the 
ortune as inferior to any of the Grapes known in | Seeds which I from you, I was somewhat late 
English hothouses. Originating in Japan, it is su to be | in the sowing." 
hardy, P reel for walls. l-year plants will 
be ready for delivery i EDS Price 1 Guinea. , From Mr. G. чыла 
{һе А! of Birds. ** Five years ago send me а Mixtüte ot 
осе мах рал of d At 
FED GROWER and Mrr- токе Fam d the 10 eres of Mea EE S WC. UN 
now ha 
zit y^ ide p od 
tter, but dh the former. 
comprehensive form will be sent 
and FIELD SEEDS 
"LS 
IMPROVEMENT OF OLD PASTURES, PARKS, AND MEADOWS, 
WING THE MOST SUITABLE KINDS OP 
GRASS AND CLOVER SEEDS. 
-SUTTON'S RENOVATING MIXTURES. 
Quantity of Seed quem 8 to 12 Ib. per ys 
per 
т Ib, or 805. 
quality of this year's crop of Grass. 
os 
Season from you, as in every 
both in 
Price reduced to 
T. FickuiN, Esq., The Grove, Camb E 
© ке x ned Grass Міх! d 
p ud g res Bins 
From 
* The Renovating Mixture I had a year ago last spring 
evidently much increased the andy and improved th 
ев ©. FORBES, Esq., 
buit to m that the mi вай 
1 thought had failed, are now coming Up. 
S ч e be 
аасы ас wi 
undance, 
From Mr. W. МЕюкт\в, Gardener to the Dowager Lady Truro, — 
Bowes Manor, Southgate. - E 
“Iam much pleased with 
eat improvi 
E "THRUSTON, 
Grass hz wered 
n inspring, under rather unfavou: 
Grass is таа apo, Clover 
after 
up where nothing but the poorest, 
and I think that ded 
Mixture 
а field of 9 acres sown with your pr 
is now e рн aga ostia onr оданы 
L1, 
f +. © X 
ч see the above Letters), _ 
T UO 
SUTTON'S PERMANENT MEADOW GRASS SEEDS, isl expressly to suit the A x. per Acre 
Fine LAWN GRASS S 18s. per B 
'ushel, 
Good CLOVER and RYE-GRASS SEEDS for Alternate Husbandry at market prices. 
ROYAL BERKSHIRE SEED ESTABLISHMENT, READING. 
jllbe e very gréat, and 
