FEBRUARY 14, 1863.) THE GARDENERS' 
CHRONICLE AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE. 
143 
LARGE IMPORTATION of STANDARD ROSES. 
_ WILLIAM WOOD & SON 
ortation of STANDARD and DWARF ROSES 
in fine order, CM they БА е Ju й Tou on most reasonable terms. 
CATALOGUES free and post paid on application. 
WOODLANDS NURSERY, MARESFIELD, near UCKFIELD, SUSSEX. 
SEEDS.—GENUINE HOME-GROW 
VEGETABLE, FLOWER, AND КЕНИЯ АНАЛ. 
If above the val 
fone A 
Railway aon and to all Irish and Welsh Ports in 
communication with Bris 
CATALOGUES post free on application. 
JAMES GARAWAY ax» C0., DURDHAM DOWN NURSERIES, BRISTOL, 
MESSRS. E. G. HENDERSON & SON'S 
NEW SEED CATALOGUE 
FORWARDED POST FREE ON APPLICATION. 
ongst other NEW and RARE FLOWERS are the following. 
Am In addition to the usual information, 
valuable penia in tl ing and aft g 
rmen Best New Fuchsi: 
G. HENDERSON and SON r now 
e оп {һе ines following First-class Flowers :— 
MDLLE. TREBELLI (BANKS). 
MARS (азаа MARGINATA (BANKS), 
sending 
eat Ае g aps growing on into specimens (and 
onere adapted e) price 38, 6d. and 5s. each. Also 
piants of all last "nm varieties, 1s. 6d. to 2s. 6d. each, 
SOLANUM CAPSICASTRUM FOLIA VARIEGATA, a 
pantiin pate Md р -— — variegated leaves and red 
ber ; dro g habit; 3s. 6d. and 5з. bs 
ТИЕ усш sinh RRY, hardier than “British 
Queen," of the same quality, colour, &c. n per 100. 
Uy pe RU LEVIA ATHAN, BIRD of 
PARADISE, and MOST ОТТЕ , the four т most distinct 
new Gloxinias, 38. 64. Py ^" ach, 
AUCUBA HIMALAICA, s. аг 103. 6d., to 218. each, 
PRIMULA SINENSIS FILICIFOLIA, white and red, 
bs. each. 
STUARTIA PENTAGYNIA, strong plants, 55. each. 
LOBELIA ERINUS SPECIOSA PAXTONI, 1s. 6d. each; 
128. per doz, 
DOUBLE PANSY “GOOD GRACIOUS,” 1s. 64. each; 
12s. per doz, 
LONICERA AUREA RETICULATA, leaves light green, 
richly paren over with golden yellow — 5s. each. 
LAPAGERIA ROSEA, 15. 6d., 2s. 6d. ; stronger, 58. and 7з. 6g. 
PRIMULA SINENSIS, ERECTA BUPERBA, a fringed 
variety of P. Kermesi 
PRIMULA PICTA, а, 1s. 6 
BEDDING DAHLÍAS (pot ere 6s. and 9з. per doz. 
LILLIPUTIAN 68., 98., to 188. per doz. 
Wellington Nursery, W. 
DERSON and SON, Welling- 
ton Road, St. John’s UE London, N.W., beg to draw 
неее аон to he Plants figured in Part XV. of the *'Illus- 
rate 
IMATOP HYLLUM MINIATU 
SWAINSONIA VIOLACEA 
PENA PRJENITENS 4SINENSIS) FILICIFOLIA 
STRAWBERRY TIETJEN 
REINECKIA CARNEA VARIEGATA 
eng following SEEDS are also included in Messrs. HENDER- 
х & Sow's SEED CATALOGUE, forwarded post free on 
р а рее — 
CL JANTHUR DAMPIERI, reges b seed.—A A пой, t be = 
tiful co ouse nt, wi usters ge гіс! 
of all the Flowers described in the Catalogue. d flowers, to 4 inches in "length, жн 
VICIA GERARDI.—A very useful and elegant annual climbing WEET WILLIAM, HENDERSON N'S РИВЕНОПОН, Marked deed ы a large conspicuous black Clou 1 
lant, resem mewhat the Macon wit: СЕЕ ts upon Hunt's strain by their more brilliant ing rente TT & BON'A 3 Е ранг m Sá 
: КЬ of lavi ст [o S РЕ Wers, лае ch tints, b: и roador pec — iz ЕР таго а EL and EI Че in aeg ra Tus Е c QD аа 
mig! e compared to those o istaria ан, ut wider belts of colour. wi rge w isc 
smaller. A — 1 plant for covering pillars, trellis- nd broad middle zone of үр» and violet upright supports. 16 was dE» that this single 
t 1s. 64. i 
the height of 8 or 10 feet. 
D PROS. —An ext wely ps EE BI 
rooted climbing perennial herbaceou es ied to the 
Gourd section, Sith з elegantly divided. Латв and ойы 
== 
` Dior from — oval - egg-sha «n ed scarle! д € 
cos Hasc that species s Doing bro ader тай, т ore ental plant for trellis "E. ist pee жаы. "tho 
strictly upright, and showing an alm u^ abse: Samek months. 15, and 2s. 6d. 
eme " HELIANTHUS MACROPHYLLUS GIGANTEUS.—A splendid 
ARCTOTIS В zd à —A silver leaved plant of compact plant of a very gigantic stature, 2 zx to 15 feet or more 
trailing habit, c g the ground thickly with short in hei эт! sly 1 eaves о: 
— wm not БЫТ а 3 inches in height, adapted 
r broad m: 8, — re growing freely in аманы ошу опе 
sci common Soil in ah eituatio 64. pee of a foot in Поло produced by each 
KENNEDYA RUBICUNDA MACR para rrr: —А. summer- 
reete. greenhouse bye for trellis-work ай 4:74 (Ee pud WEBBI.—The interest and value of this species 
fine Y rama сзи Style of growth, and large consists in its having a shrub-like branched habit of 
к бууда 1з. вй. owth, attaining from 8 to 4 feet in height. Thi 
PORTULACA' inb o FLORE PLENO.—Dou 
flowered varieties. 
w rose-like flowe 
remarkable plant is expected to originat ni 
desirable clas: varieties for exhibition purposes, it 
дө ll the colours found in florist 
ubt bu! 
t bl in one summer, 
r the peculiar treatment in wW. 
oean of this plant. Plants, 3 UA 6d. 
15. and 28, 6d. 
CUCUMBER. 
HENDERSON’S A 1 HOUSE CUCUMBER.—The Royal Hor- 
paka n PE. pen. have fruited 118 varieties in 
thei ick, and decided this as the second 
best b hcm ined. ою, its length 17 inches, чаа and 
к lk rk colour. А superior variety. Per packet, 
IM 
ALL THE YEAR ROUND.—Very prolific, for quality and 
——— not surpassed at any season of the year. Рег 
crrRoN € ON BOUND (for Preserves)—This is 
а truly valuable 
and highly interestin рен КЫП fruit, and constitutes a true 
variety of the hari га апа о which, though 
ed — in its raw state, is now proved and strongly re- 
ended for its valuable tation in making a very 
delicious н голе сда directions for its culture and 
OM 2 preparing the preserve are given in the Cata- 
ogue. 15. 
BUSH Y VEGETABLE S ИАЛ. (ыл ).—This valuable varioty 
is sufficiently dwarf and 
d crean Бадал 
хапа Ив produce may bo со ointed chara p €——— Ó 
in de uce may eed fruits 
de: № other. 0d. and 1a 
in si go i 
orange scarlet, flesh, scarlet-striped, n yellow vibe i 
varieties, equally dwarf and compact as the well-known а Р арчу тни Аат 
single- red varieties. They have been in cultivation a be found well adapted for decorative its 
few!years, but the difficulty of propagation bas caused taller growth, and 1 adop ег continuan y 
them to be'expensive, and prevented their being cultivated, - о 
but the seed now offered will produce about 75 cent. | VENIDIUM CALENDULACEUM. — Marygold- Айс, lae 
donble-fowers, and the moderate price will b: f orange flowers with brown centre, iler € len 
accessible mateur cultivators. еби, for which purpose it 
PENTSTEMON YANUM.—The most distinct of tho M 
many species of Pentstemon. and Tuy collections, CATANDRINTA - rts —— 7 e Ditto s ма. 
with long — of vermilion-scarlet trum се flowers FLORA, 6d. plants of c dwar! 
an inch an go 2 length. А beau plant for the habit, with neat E amalli з pin a profusion tp very ric s 
flo Situations опто и blossoms, w: e M warm 
TRITOMA Uyana. Опе of tho finest summer and jate| Situations on rock-work, or sunny spots оп so Eo 
autum owering herbaceous plants known, эы иы me^ ariety being an improvement as to size 
groups, or masses, in extensive 
A and flower-gardens, borders, &c., and muy AQUILEGIA GLANDULOSA and SKINNERI are the two 
adapted forsingle specimens in villa gardens. Тһе very finest and most distinct in character of this tribe ; the first 
and flame-coloured flower is а broad мый не © the latter a long scarlet T yellow 
heads are unequalled for effect in all extensive arrange- blossom: ; both early summer flowering plants. 
ments мрена 64. апа 1з. (plants 12. 1s pa ls. 6d.) 6d. ч ш> 
NUM FLAVUM.— and efectivo plant b 
чеш Slam ellon Vas er-shaped flowers, vu d 
other in its tribo, having numerous large A idi € 2t to 
торги TTA LS more net d 4 inches M of €—€— — con 
dwarf erri 1s. (| ts 6d, blo — twice «и cubes MÀ on kinds, and | 
RHODANTHE M. ou. ATA.—A very "ени n maj Rec autifu group e wntil helatest autumn 
€ to 2 fee Ax height; the blossoms are FIMUM, Р: екы Фот СРР E I е аера either 
rose or violet li КА esci 
Е surrounded by а aon най i with a brigh ees ^ gente annual ог other bedding plant in its colour. 6d. and 15. 
i mm Lys for pot culture, or for groups the open | NEMOPHILA DISCOID IDALIS 
ELEGANS. 
ensem — nog ihe ground nad is а rich red: 
usu CALABRICA.—Pink 3d., ditto alba 4d., ditto; р ушун kae Rm 
Le eem 1з. No s plants of densely branched dwarf. ix м CORDIPOLIUM iere 
rein uch vigorous grs ро and continuous- p eer ba dwarfr а = of а ^ darker | йыш їп o deis 
ce Bed кер ЕЕ Р, Же blossoms DM е p бошар Каре n P пое ut 
r the latest plants wherewith egre due the с: redi уле rdi ren узен 
wer еп, ашыу adapte fr beda or broad mar not Сато prede by шег ската са By its 
ginal lines, and parallel row: aR p ЗРЕО Ti WD ute 
TAGETES SIGNATA емна анга еен Ша а very popular and and швеи! Lily Lily. 50seeds, 18 exhi 
branched plant of onning habit, with a profusion of brighi * шши: d —A noble Lily, rising fom 6 to 10 feet Ара 
ill October, nearly hardy, with fine dark green tape raj " 
combined wii its elegant foliage, will render it a great leaves, and beau tiful” white trumpet-shaped' Veronica 
for groups or ribbon lines and а 1k 50 seeds, 15. A 
Ке, ARBOREUM (the ME 
mer em its flowers freely at every 
with fine pods of cotton. 
28. 
SALVIA COCCINEA PUMILA. ——A great improvement on the | 
old ofa 
-— ушШ a ECCE RD 
WELLINGTON NURSERY, ST. JOHN'S WOOD, LONDON, E _ 
| д КЫР аце, is now Us 
asa ofa 
es апу | АА eio with white. 
| 2r effective." - m commended as 
— A pretty and for 
dish 
Scarlet and other Choice Rhododendrons. 
ATERER'S CATALOGUE of the above 
Hardy 
aO plants, as "Pu is mow p by him at the в пиа Botanic 
е! 
ns, тА ublished, and will be for- 
Tecno fit evi — for -— — 
Tt likewise contains an ab of real Hardy 
Conifers, with their ua and р: 
The American №. ursery, Bagshot, „Surrey. 
HARLW to announ 
OOD anp CUMMINS beg 
that their CATALOGUE of GARDEN, AGRICULTURAL, 
nd will be forwarded on 
application. lso now offer 
eden DISOOIDA LIS аан 
icu 
ceedings; it is thus noticed :— 
* The flowers of this ors д (which is a very pretty one) are 
bright chocolate or light reddish maroon, conspicuously 
The colours эго еле ctly marked and 
pb Annual 
аера, теи 
