Balle THE GARDENERS’ CHRONICLE. [Fen a 
- SUPERB SEEDLING FUCHSL SAUTLON TO THE PUBLIC. 
ASS anp BROWN, fe age Sudbury, Saffolk, J G. wine begato caution Purchasers of“ Warre’ 
beg to offer the flowing e Seedlings, which her can * QUEEN OF DWARF PEA,” to be very partic cite a 
strongly recommend as distinc tan nd first-rate, They are each | observing that every ilies is ‘sealed with his seal, and 
of fne habit and handsome foliage. proj mag! labelled, a8 having Lrg fear eg faite — several 
» 1.—AMETHYST.—Long tube and sepals of a brilliant ho n London hav Les ng o z 
anit the lat ter ates ahe showing a deep P a bt calli ne it Pied. B'S "Queen a Dwarf.” oneg 
violet purple corolla. This is a very pleasing ant Dwarf is a blue, and Wa ie Quee f Dwarf” a White P. is 
attractive variety, having the same depth of co- This PEA is three tim the es of pt otber Dwarf Pea, an 
lock in the corolla as thatof Formosa si. sed s. d. | being s9 very different pen all Ber annant be mabe ed: 
the form similar and very large Seb —7 ô| It has too frequ: bleh been the tice ending o old 
Mo. 2.—SAPPHO,—A fine large and robust flo r ; the tube sort of Pea un 5 ve ‘al ix adi sa pei i a Woa 
long, similar in form to Cormackii ; oft ved bright vem oa = pe A ie ety prha 3 ass pee tie a reluc- 
oloar, with sepals s; readin ; the corolla urchase Bta hing tha’ RE 
pramo djes ih g dn garoto theese z; each—7 6 ‘True WAL „CHEREN BROCCOLI, 12s, per Ib. 
Ko. 8.—EMPRESS.—A_ bol ab egant flower, with bright All other kinds of seed 30 per cent; lower Enan any other. 
scarlet tube and ents the latter much vide ti honse in the trade.—4, Eyre street Hill, Hatton Garden, Feb. 8. 
showing a fine one crimson corolla, genet ae See eee J 
and p! pleasing va DANECROFT NURSERY, STOWMARKET, SUFFO ki 
In allusion to the ab <n tures] Seed lings, the Pa scr ie Ss. GIRLING’ ad $cc iingich AA ben CATALOGUE of | BUIL 
marks by the Editor will be found in the poe Chronic: le, ASL IAS, FUCHSIAS, GE UMS, HEARTSEASE, 
en Lak, (TS Gor erage ~ ag i ea oars PETUNIAS, PHLOXES, and VER BENAS is now ready, and 
fne in texture and good in ur. The violet. purple corolla can be had py forwarding tw Bipenas pipop" inclosed in the 
in No.1, tirih an exce! Ment « annot with its bright CNN letter of application —Stowmark 
tnde and sepals. This isa large — oe laen gr No ats 
also large and fine, with Jess violet in the corolla.” . 
AN tY. L.—No.8, Tois is the la largest and many: howy (SAUTI ON. — MESSRS. J. WEEKS DAY, 
er of this character we have seen.” in returning their humble and sincere mey Ps the ex- 
Plants will ee sent out in April, and can be ae esa in tin ente en as ey have been honoured with, find it necessary 
post. e three wi r f themselves and th 
ade. 
A b asso of the best rocusias, dave ioe TUMS, ny orth capt A 
VERBENAS, & Ke. op e? which Canmegene will be sent pre paid on S, 1 
pig ness as ourselves, but with whom we have no connection 
application,—Seed and Horticultural Establishment, Sudbury. pioa dn Soe commanieations iii Whi. Car narak a oe 
bean i atara rs. J. Weexs and Day, Gloucester-place, King’s- 
OME-GROWN SEEDS.—In calling itinin to to | road, Chelse: 
the Collections of Seeds Ee in the 4th page of the 
Eirinen Chronicle of Dec. 14th, Messrs. SUTTON anv SONS BRUNET S PATENT CLOTH for COVERING 
beg to add that they have the r rivileti of RENAE É Gar- REENHOUSES, CUCUMBER or MELON. PITS, &e, 
deners and Gent! ade 
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he perfect success o! on 
the ent a re Aberdeen, Perth, Edinburgh, Castle | all Horticultural purposes cannot be m AE Spe EETA AE cored 
Douglas, H weastle, York, Bristol, Plymouth, Dover, Isle | by statin ing, that, on the 1st of April lat, a Black Hamburgh Vine 
of Wight, Porkumoat, Brighton, Oxford, Cirencester, Newport, | was set in-a border. » the stem introduced into a house covered 
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oolwich, auto, Car ‘arlisle, Carmar rthen , Cardi igan, and'many | a bunch ohne ey cut weighing rr ounces, the fruit was 
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Full ipobection, for lear i Establishment £3 38, Sample was sent up to the Editor of the Gardeners’ Chronicle 
eerie Establishment’ + 22 for his inspection. The tree grew very luxuriantly, the f ees 
Ditto thir: -rate ishħhmeot . 1 _ | very fine, and ingly well. Asa 
N.B.—Delivered free to any Satay: or packet office in| protection it is infinitely warmer than glass. 
London, or to any station of the Great Western Rai ilway between The PATENT CLOTH and COMPOSITION can be obtained 
5 aa and Bristol inclusive. (See Adv. Dec. 14th.) Further | of Messrs, Butler & Muckley, Covent Garden Market; Dürst 
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by post if required.—Reading, Berks, Feb. 8. & M‘Malle: -= a Street; Warner & Warner, Cornhill; 
———— | Barclay & Sons, Farringdon Street ; and Hannay oe ‘ord 
DP QUBLE ITALIAN TUBEROSE ROOTS. —The hampton —Wrolesale and Shipping Agent, Mr. Bailey, Wolver- 
Bulbs of this beautiful and fragrant Flower hav e just been e ty creer rarer ge perce ee 
received from Italy, at A. COBBETI'S (late Mr, Barron’s) ae BSTITUTES FOR GLASS. 
meine amet WAREHO eornm Pal set aye are (GERARD, A RNEY, AND Core COMPOSITION 
warranted Double, at 4s. per dozen. Also, a choice collection for rendering Pa, inen, Calico, and other suitable 
of Orange and Lemon Trees, ‘atalonian and Arabian Jessa- | paprics transparent and water proof, formate excellent Sub- 
mine Plants, &c. The. are from 2 to 6 feet high in| stitutes for Glass for Horticultural Tornoe, &c., not being so 
the stem, with strong grait, and fall of follage ; from 8s; to | jiabie to breakage; much warmer, admittin a softer light, an 
35s. each. —N.B. Packed safély, and sent anywhere in the | such a genial ued heat, tha t the ste st aS SNI and 
country. Seedlings never burn nor scorch uni z thems they will be 
found invaluable for Melons and Cucu: as also so for making 
LARKE and Co., ab EEDSMEN AND FLonrists, beg to | Awnings for covering Beds sand Cucumbers as d Balsams, &c, 
call the atasa T f the Nobility, Gentry, and the Trade | Market Gardeners will find them praleabie for affording pro- 
to their extensive Collection of GARDEN and TOWER tection to Early Vegetables, Wall-fruits, &c, 
SEEDS, and which they are enabled to supply as cheap as any PRICES, &c.—Composition in ae 2s.; Quarts, 3s. 6d. 
house in agaes Each pint, when diluted with tur urpentine, will make about a 
Catalogues, comprising It may be | quart ppficlaatty fluid for use, 
had, post eee on applica’ ie PREPARED TRANS2ARENT WATERPROOF FABRICS.— 
All the new and choice ahabi of FLOWER SEEDS, as | Paper, 23 in. wide, 6d. per yard. Calico, 31 in. wide, 1s. per 
advertised by other houses, from 6d. to}s, per packet, yard. Linen, ma Boe: e, 1s. 6d. per yard, in 6 yard lengths. 
All the varieties of Prize CUCUMBERS, g phe per packet. Every inform and Samples of the prepared Fabrics may 
A constant supply of Herbaceous Plants uring the Spring | bè had by appticadiok and letter prepaid, to the Proprietors, 
Months. at the see Higa Hill Ferry, ‘Uppe rr Clapton, Middlese 
Agents for the sale of Waite’s “Queen of Dwarf” PEA, price For Agency Appointments apply a 
7s. 6d, Les fond {Ty Ohwatan APPR 
HOT WATER FOR BOTTOM-HEAT, 
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WEEKS anp DAY 
cester Place, King’s on d 
DERS, and Hot. wa 
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TERS to which heat is applicable, J. WERKS and D 
have the reatest confidence in recommendin 
seals LERS ha the most i 
arges! st being capable of Prs 
foo in lengtiy with a compar: 
Oniz $s AME attention onc obe seen in nus 
London Nurseries, abs at their Manufactory ; 
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pipe. rticultural Erections, Models, Plans, &c, 
TUL IDGE anv HEALY’S NEW BOILER a i; 
FURNACE for HORTICULTURAL sirtni 
peaa N venga under 6 & 7 Vict., Cap. 65. 
FLEET STREET, LOND ON. 
Bursipce and HEALY re iat inform the Horti 
Publie na they have constantly on hand an extensive a 
of their new Boiler and Furnace Doors. In very numi 
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present jipe aaa 
Will heat of Forcing 
Pipe. Length: by, 
30 feet. 12 to2 
2 6| 50 to 70 ft, 4in, | Under 25 to40 
12 30 i 6|7 la 6| 80 to 125 feet. ee 06 bag 
14 35 |1758 6/4 6| 150 to 250 feet. 5 to 100 
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18 | 5 5 | 42 |250| 
Warts 
° 6/5 6| 300 to 400 feet. |4 ery 35ft.I 
24 | 8 15 | 50 |35 018 o7 6| 600 to 800 feet. 
anda pit ) 
High-street (opposite Town Hall), Borough. H OT-WATER APPARAT FOR PRTING 
RORTICULTURAL cei eee. DWELLING USES, 
chaise and MAN UFACTORIES, upon saat princi- 
J AMES LI NTON Dudley Catt ttn », Mytton-s treet, | ples, and at very moderate charges, erected by DANIEL and 
Hulme, Manchester, begs to inform he Cultivators of the | EDWARD BAILEY, 272, HOLBORN. 
above-named flower, that he has a few small ground Roots to} D. and E. BAILEY Ravin, ng devoted muchtim ia the considera- 
plendid Seedli ience in the erection of 
d much e: 
> size 1; a entioned pu 
flower fit for any ane. Price 3 guineas each. A remittance | ments suggested in their practice, rendered their m 
is respectfully requested from unknown correspondents, ing not only very aris but very simple 4 
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ave erected apparatus in England, Scotland, and Ireland, for 
pi VALLED YELLOW D DAHLIA.—“ LANG- many noblemen and g aitlemet. and have had the honour to 
mees DUKE OF YORK” was exhibited i Salt Hill, | empioyed by the Horticultural Society of Londen, in executing the 
tod TA late for compefition), and pronounced by Mr. Glenny | works of their splendid Co ihe vatory, Tataly erected at Chiswick. 
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Prize of 37. at the Grand Mel etropolitan Show, for the best near houses to lt a and cai zee to the Conservatory 
= blooms of nog rie ream we Sent out in pba aan ny aan au attached to the Pant as one of thei orks, besides many 
hersi i 
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OICE HYBRIDISED SEEDS,—Pelar, rgoniums they beg to introduce to public notice a new Trough Pipe, for 
pil ved by Mr. Hoyle), 100 seeds, 108. ; 50 seeds, 6s. 100 fine SiS or other tie z bere vapour is steel As orat 
Hachale seeds, 10s,; 50 seeds, ôs.” Sm ail packet spott q | tervals required, and which may be seen at their Mannfactor A 
J eeds, G . ; large, 5s. Small packet choic 'EPHENSON. AND he 61 tae cr 
neraria seeds, 28, 6d.; large, $s. If a small packet of each be London, and 17, New Park-street, Southwark sere 
“taken together, 15s. ; or a large packet of each sg T, 258, and Manu papil of the Improved CONICAL and DOUBLE 
LIAM Mir ELER, Providence Nursery, Ram CYLINDRICAL BOILERS, respectfully solicit the attention of 
r Some etiam a Tas is le scientific Horticulturists to their much approved method: of 
 HARLES DALY à b to | applying the Tank system to Pineries, Propagating Houses, &e, 
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RS, 1s, 3d. per ete: Twi Seedling Copper, by own, scarcely require These Boilers, which are 
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warded as we sain reference of the highest authori or th 
may be seen at most. of the No! obility’s eats pa aipa 
kingdom 
S. & Co, beg to inform the Tradethat at their Manufactory i 
a acl ra vraja article required: for vras conseraetio of 
altural Bo dings, as hs pe Pai: A heating t 
Mo settle | obtained upon-the mest advane mi ier yh 
Conserv: : rvatoris, ke. of Iron jen Food. erected upon the most 
ornamental designs, . Balconies, Palisadin Field, 
Fences, Wire Work, &c. &c. iames oe 
ip e-third more. If 2-inch pipe, as mu c 
more. 
The above quantities are rough estimates, which may be 
ried by enlarging or aE the fire, or by regula’ ating 
fire door. It is possible to heat a much larger quantity of 
with ran boiler, but : would be done at great loss of = 
aera ‘oportions can be generally relied on as a ne 
fete what is cornea t. 
(FOTTAM AnD HALLEN, ENGINEERS 
hi himi &e., » &e., No. 2, Wasi EY- eta ‘oxrons 
STREET, Lon D, LAMBETH, 
OUSES, CONSERVATORIES. &c., ME 
upon oTa mostimproved prinsiple, either of iron or of iron an 
wood combined which can be fixed complete in any part a of ti 
Kingdom ves low pi rien. e 
THE TAN ah YSTEM on an improved pris 
that will heat the house at the same time, without pipese = 
a HURDLES, best — lov jen Chairs, Be Fenci 
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Srey description of Implement for Ac and Ho 
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ny ow Rooms at their Manufactory, 2, Winsley: street, O 
treet, where a large assortment of the above can be seen- 
