THE GARDENERS CHRONICLE AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, 
[ЁйвкйАвү 28, 1863, 
192 
arly Spring Flow 
aem EBB'S GIAN NT POLY ANTHU| 
SEEDS.—GENUINE HOME-GROWN үс VV SUP esee rose POLYAN SUM 3 E^ Ж. 
х also - Double P le; 
VEGETABLE, FLOWER, AND AGRICULTUR Do ubie White, eI Dogal Teom рй de ЫНЫ ditto, Us a 
К зт z of which may be had on applicati. 
rish and Welsh Ports in RICHARD WEBB, Calcot Saans, ледь 
1f above the value of 20s. Carriage е to He хуну ger d and to all I 
CATALOGUES post free on application. 
JAMES GARAWAY as» CO., DURDHAM DOWN NURSERIES, BRISTOL. 
with Brist 
12A & 
e. " 
j 
: 
S; ED " P S 
"UB SS D 
е 
AN € /STU O OVENT.GARDEN 
= UP y 
nd Edition, just Published, price 2s. 6d., О 
ILLUSTRATED GUIDE 10 
OMPANION £o the above, price 
ILLUSTRATED GUIDE TO 
COLLECTIONS OF VEGETABLE SEEDS. 
£330 | £2 10 0 1 | 15s 6d. | 105, 6d. 
For particulars, see page 4 of * Guide to the Kitchen Garden. 
COLLECTIONS OF оа. Р 
5330 1 £220 | 21100 | 10 | 58, 64. | 3s. 6d. 
A PORTION OP THE Сит 
p өү plan 
R 
in such plas йл of this character im 
For such purposes the CANN. 
flowers, зале r^ truly magnificent effect, 
Bo 
d. 
For particulars, see page 18 of * Guide to ee Flower viec 
KING NOVELTIES. 
I 
Continued from last week's Gardeners Chronicle, page 171. 
EERORG eon ROOTS, 
CTION OF OUR < SARDINIAN CORRESPONDENT. 
and such as are x: 39) growth, have of late years been much Ee after for the 
of the FLOWER GARDEN, TERRACES, PLEASURE 
, CARRIAGE DRIVES, ко. ; besides relievin g the monotony too frequently to be met wit 
art a somewhat Oriental aspec 
А ўе unrivalled; its large picturesque foliage, 
he ir. when pla anted. in groups, whether оп the La wn ‚їп a the 
THE. FLOWER GARDEN. 
THE KITCHEN GARDEN, 
GROUNDS, LAWNS, аниа 
and spikes of vivid-coloured 
habit and folia 
centre of large beds, or in the mixe ed Flower rder. 
will Ъ 
3129 100 Roots аа our own ii in 25, 30, E 40 varieties: 
8181 25 А » € 
Celosias.— See рца ip and a deo Engraving: , 
New Vari: ur * SARD: PONDE 
8, Conservatory and g Room deco: 
ka acre den Their easy сег 3c: m decorat habit entitle 
them to а place amongst plants cultivated for Dinner Table 
дес ностей ion. 
PRINCESS ALEXANDRA, var. PYRAMIDALIS 
MUSCOLDES. — Rich carmine flowers in plumes, frisóes, so that 
they resemble pretty tufts of fine Moss, 25. 6d. 
. PRINCE OE WALES, var. PYRAMIDALIS Е 
COIDES.—Scarlet, resembling the above in every respec 
except colour, 2s. 6d. 
These two — varieties are in the style, but far sur- 
the much praised C. айл ES а midalis. In E 
g, left-hand group, we ha voured to convey 
idea of the effect produced by thai pide fntrodustions 
БА, I е — Pale 
var. 
$ PENA ely pandona d 6d. 
and G 
Се PARSONS, [oe м Appointment 
Her Magzrsry. A DESCRIPTIVE SELECT PRICED 
LIST, post free, in application. 
97 and 28, Bod. ste ү. ом» Brighton; and. Hassock’ 
Nursery, Keymer, Sus: 5 Gato 
x: x HENDERSON AND БОХ?В 
Ras EW SEED CATALOGUE 
forwarded post е upon ap] ЫЛЕ 
In addition to "the usual information, actical rules 
are given for the тте of ус Ан н. in the 
sowing and ade. management of all the Flowers deseribed in 
the Catalog 
N.B. For "Dosciptve Notes of NEW and RARE FLOWERS 
from Seed, refer to page 143 of Gardeners Chronicle Ee 14) 
- А. most beau- 
flowers, 3 to 4 inches in length, each 
flower being marked with a Meroe aeneo. s ош 
i i nt plant has flowered 
йы s's Nurseries extending u 
of 15 feet in о, ени пей „чомиа Не. 
m ained that this singlo 
s. d. per 
ox 
HENDERSON'S A1 HOUSE бр UM BER.—The Royal Hor- 
ticultural Society of London have fruited 118 varieties in 
their gardens a$ Chiswick, and decided this as the second 
rUackspined ЧЕ, its length 17 inches, straight and 
, fine dark colour. А superior variety. Per paeket, 
ALL "THE YEAR ROUND.—Very prolific, for quality азд 
usefulness bog жут ас аб апу season of the year, Per 
packet, 18. 
„Хаа 
ар 
Full dien ne. ^or i its cultura an] 
preparing the preserve are given in the Cata. 
E VEGETABLE MARROW C кә е), — This valuable varieip 
js sufficiently dwarf and bushy to form a сотраеё habited 
lant, and from its short-jointed character aud abundant 
earing, its produce may be m ared to a nest of fruits, 
overlaying each other. 64. and 1 
MES edd S E. G. HENDERSON and SON, Welling- 
А57 John's Wood, London, N.W., beg to dras 
52. 5з., 6l. idum and C 
i3 2 
11 
125. = io 1 
Bougainvillea.—See page 85. 
9. BOUGAINVILLEA SPLERDENS AURANTIACA.— 
249: 
A ond and magnificent variety, rese taboe. R . сдесь 
except in éolour, which is rich orange, 5s. per 
Brachysema,— See pag «96. 
2480. BRACHYSEMA SPECIOSUM.—An exceedingly hand- 
о s New Holland greenhouse climber, with béàutiful deep 
r owers, 1s, 
Canna.— See page 32. 
785. CANNA ANNEII LAURANTIACA. —A majestic variety, 
t, | £ erect е with large eautiful orange-coloured 
отет 
786. CANNA AUREA БЕШЕНЕ А. —А strikingly 
beautiful bed Ming: —— G e golden-y ellow flowers 
аг ^ ficent large 
effective e Мы eaves, beautifully 
maroon 
an atio 1 
A ЧЕ ÉANT. у e uni 
M р ost majestic of this truly 
magnificent genus, with superb lange € and beautiful 
orange- v flowers ; should grow men plant (See 
€— g on За page o of тга 
rapper), 1 
802. CANNA GRANDIS.—An Е, free-flowering 
variety, with beautiful large oval leaves and  vivid.red 
ANNA 0158010 ter FLORIBUNDA.—An exceedingly 
2 
atum ion x tho Р lants figured in Part XV. of the “ Ilus- 
trated Bouqu 
IMATOPH YLLUM MINIATUM 
SWAIN ey VIOLACEA 
PRIMULA PRÆNITENS (SINENSIS) FILICIFOL ' 
STRAWBERRY TIETJ. 
REINECKIA CAR ENBA. VARIEGAT 
Wellington Nursery, St. Jobn's ж London, N.N. . 
Banks’ 
NDERSON АХ T BON 4 are - now — 
. ouk ri з: following E Firet-clamm Flowers :— 
. TR — ILLI (BANKS). 
BIANCA МАТА (BANKS), 
"gr recen 
ЫТ for 
neat y Ars by n pei 
iR ers adapted ock), p: ча”, 
piants of all last --- best Leve = "mn 3 he "ed. teri 
BOLENUM САРВІСАВТВОМ FOLIA VARIEGATA, а 
lant, ев and red 
wG ; 
NUCUBA HIMALAICA, T8. 6d., 10s. 6d., to 21s. each. 
: PE MULA. SINENSIS FILICIFOLIA, white and 
8. 
STÜARTIA PENTAGYNIA, strong plants, 5s. each. 
TN ERINUS SPECIOSA PAXTONI, 1s. 6d. each; 
per doz 
img side of our ENGRAvING of | flowers, 13. 
ired to convey somoidoaof the plant. | 818, CANNA MUSJFOLIA MINIMA.—A strikingly at-| 1.000818 PANSY."GOOD GRACIOUS,” 1. 6L M 
€—— — m — “урад форте C. ру аа smali Ban ыры. ка silvery IM resembling а LONICER. A AUREA RETICULATA, leaves s light ie 
eo ro atem e white, p smal апа; 
rov erbe e eie x ке, Жыш ы угы БЫ нану ett ца golden узом a а е айай 
PLUMOSA, in 12 distinct colours. Вее pages 9 and 34. species, ESTO каз; кА у -veined PRIMULA SINENSIS ERÉCTA SUPERBA, a йй 
y &. .. То be continued next week. UL: БОТА, mottled, 15. 6d. 
EIMAPUTAN egens а 65. pu. 
65., 9. 
BARR AND SUGDEN, SEED MERCHANTS. «ШЫП Nanay St. John’s W Sd Loci 
HAVE TO OFFER AT VERY LOW PRICES LILIUM ROOTS, RECENTLY ARRIVED FROM JAPAN. 
No name is attached to them, but they are reported to be the pue the country ges and the Bulbs resemble very closely iu appearance 5 
LILIUMS FROM JAPAN. 
ILIUM AURATUM 
n calling at the Nursery n f g 
J 
зр. 41. 
- eT TI TUM AVRAT 
РЕ 7 р 
CLAPTON NURSERY, LONDON, N.E. 
— 
Р 
