HE GARDENERS’ CHRONICLE 
AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE. 
AStamped Newspaper of Rural Economy and General News.—The Horticultural Part Edited by Professor Lindley. 
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No. 13.—1845.] 
SATURDAY, MARCH 29. 
[Price 6d. 
INDEX. 
7- 216 ¢| Harleston Farmers’ Club 
217 a 
"-. 217c | eee ee of boilers 210 b 
“ - 217 ¢ | Highland Pine - it b 
towns - 207 ¢ | eas lements, agricultural - ae 
A à - 2)22| Tate als, aes of - 
ER O ¢, | Manure, far ma ` Mee 
- %9 c¢ eno whee - - 215 
- 210 | Maxillaria lasarte - 2156 
anle = al eee Meteorology, ere Bais 
amy, ke., re - 217a sions of 207 b 
ap iberidifolia - 212 b | Microscopical cal Soc! ety 210 ¢ 
Ps pani: eee - 216¢ | Murray on n, rev. 2ila 
pags of Ore - 212a | Neumann on striking ousttage: 203 © 
R: - 216a | Oak-leaf Gall-fly 237 c 
coe? 216 b | Peaches, early - + 20a 
of 2184 | Pear, Broom Park a - 294 
K Sito, peng to wae” 214 c ien show - = 209 ¢ 
f » college of --  - 213a] 8b 
Pi kid s ee 
pries, to aE &c. 203 a | Poitin siege a 
Hits 216a | Stake “fh - 
endrons, se! elect 
ai ej Toon Gar ens of  Ghazeepoor + 2lle 
end: - | Roses, to prop: - 2096 
t - A e 9 b | Salts, humic, as hcg - + 2lba 
in Ire. and - + 26a | Sands, blowing, ti fx - - 21b¢ 
e acing - + 210c | Scarifier, Biddell’s - - ~- 2136 
aht yong eee | Soap, snow, to - = 810a 
217 a | Sowing, thick oS ee Sena 
E protectors 209 b | Statice ai - - - 210c 
Rose Gardens of Qc pote from si - = + gle 
at 209 c ruffles, Sata IEE on - - 2074 
ire, net statis- | ole, new variety -~ - 209 ¢ 
- Pei a Vine, sweetwater - - - 210 
jes of : 
ura: 
- | Weather, severity of 
LED % 
a REAT IN 
skMoUTE $ RF 
NURSERY BIY a R 
LS 
YOUELL anp CO., 
PATRONISED BY HER MOST GRACIOUS MAJESTY THE 
QUEEN; mas, MAJESTY THE KING OF THE BELGIANS; 
ME RYME AND FLORISTS BY SPECIAL APPOI NT- 
M R MAJESTY THE QUEZN DOWAGER 
Y OUELL an an UE 
D CO.’S CA 
and very 
FUCHSIAS, VERBENAS, PETUNIAS, PANSIES, 
THEMUMS, | 
aea pem man the Adver- 
vari tribes 
YOUELL ian: “CO. ’S Eight ‘New Spl endid SEE 
FUCHSIAS, price 42s. the set, and their Fight New SEEDLING 
VERBEN AS, price 25s. the set, they can confidently recom. | Plar 
mend, and they pini prove an acquisition to any collection. vont + 
ianc: 
of the newest | variety has pe B= 
x fa $ 
w 
ntion of cul- |D DE 
| WOODLANDS NURSERY, Maresfield, near Uckfield, Susse 
| VERBENA “ HUDSONII,” 
W? h WOOD anp SON, having Purohit the entire 
ock of the ihi nee Merry by 
of Horstead, beg lea risen ad 
Bloo 
yY, iT p will = found r 
i h "ya uly, 1844, page 448, under i 
W.—Hu Faaa -f a good variety, bright rosy pi with 
e, distine colour.” 
a Verbena for Bedding it is unsurpassed, while th 
ss, and fine habit ypt this ei aha 
fration from several i 
mpeten' 
W.W. an S. offer 
g plants will a peo to 
, the first week in 
when 
send out in tin cases, per a a pan fiee 
Trade 
April, at 3s. 6d each, with the pn discoun tto the 
three or mick pe ordered at o: 
m. Woop and Bon are eae asain, GRATIS, a new and 
SCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE of their extensive lenione® 
Sa a f al 
dapted for bedding; also 
d Hardy} Heraa Plants, Shrubs, Climbers, &c. 
29. 
particulars s and colour of these see their Advertisement of t 
LL an Ape: ng the first who sent out per post, with 
safety, these of plants, are desirous of calling ges 
R 
JNIVERSITY COLLEGE, LONDON.— 
- ELEMENTARY ye hada ee BOTANY 
Froressor Linpusy will c COURSE OF LEC- 
SON BOTANY, toa Ju unior Claas. on Monday, April 7. 
Su seer, —The Distinctions between the Principal Natural 
le and Orders of Plants belonging to the Flora of Europe. 
Si 2 adapted for persons comme. ncing the study of 
Course to the Senior Class will commence on the Istof May 
rth erqartieulars ee be ee at the Office of ee College. 
‘J.B. Wintta iD Dee f the Faculty of Medic 
D AA A.M., Dean oi the Faculty of Arts. 
s. C ATKINSON, Secreta ary to the Council. March 26, 1845 
that they will deliv m free of p 
United Kin gdom, wand "he fo mh ap 
their advantageous” ee of ee wn A yf ear th | 
12 Extra Fine Vars, of RUNA; 128, Selectio on left to Y. & Co. | 
dit 21s. 
12 Dit tto Selection left to the Pur- 
chaser or ditto. 
50 Fine Varieti ies . . . 40. lection left to Y. & Co. 
50 Extra Fine ditto . . + 60s, Sclection left to the Pur 
* 
ch 
ith the exception of those marked thus*. 
The Plants a i soog and beatz and will be ready for 
delivery the latter part of March, thus in panig, sak the pur- 
e Se fine Sinis for competitio: n the e sung s Many 
of the varicties can be supplied now. 
VERBENAS. 
arieties, 6s , the Selection left to Youell and Co. 
XHIBITION of CAMELLI A JAPONICA, or 
Dear mas ERR Fahrern of eee beautiful Exotics 
dally days: ahs and Sons’ Nursery, Vauxhall. 
rams “SEEDS, 18 packets, 5s.; 36 packets, 10s. 
g rte sia approved Sorts, sent nS free to x part 
a Ni Stoke Newington 
e named in the order. 
t of Plants for Bedding, 
may be 
T 
ven 1o OW a Csi z beg to inform their Friends 
Public, that t List of DAHLIAS for the pre- 
$year, comprising all ee Senales Sorts, is now ready, and 
on application.—Clapton Nursery, London,Marc na 29. 
MPROVED SANT. POPARA US.—This favourite 
Vegetable m may 
sage a variety, whi 
H ds made. ne 
ott Wal, toting pking petted Fas irao ta 
don, Fine Se Dickie Racine ees eedsmen, 28, Cornhil I, 
WARNER Mh wa 
28, Cory 
a their NEW 
W Flower and 
eae application, 
d Mar keth. ulars refer to “ Harrison’s Cabinet” for February 
aes N & FLOR 
eds is now ready, and c: 
Nas whey 
cy which appeared on the Ist o. 
nee Nursery, Ramé$gate, Kent. 
IAS, ANTIR- 
f Marchin this 
Prov vide 
OICE FLOWER SEE 
has eons “in n obtaining a Been! 
_ R Ni E 
~ * hundred seeds of hee a 
ed by Profes ssor LixDLE 
d in packets S, 
at 2s, 
of vag As well 
: ma Goalowing new and beautiful Flower oe romp 
ae — Mesemb: 
ryanthe 
m tricolor 
Fin 
Schizanthue Hooke: 
at 6d. rii 
ae free 'py pa! To or ae whole set, including Mar- 
ended in the 
E ea Ae 
Of March Isi te 
t; 13 koia: tender 
, free by post. 
er Se: eds h: has just been published, 
mouth, March 29, 
of a any S r So 
rt, perfectly clean 
y be had ag application ay a. "Davis, 
“gal "kelata, on 
mission, pii ace above. 
E PLANTA. 
healthy, ma; 
T ha Hog boro 
JHOMAS BRO 
bi DAHAS S 
“slough ANS! ee 
ig now rea PA ADOR # 2 FUCH 
EX\Ta Fin 
oodlands Nursery, March 2 
GELE 
AND CHOICE FLOWER-SEEDS, 
=r Directions for Sowing, Height, Colour, &c. 
100 vars. choice Annuals, including the most approved, s. d. 
new, for . * . . Å‘ . + 45.8 
be do o. do, for 8 6 
for 4 6 
o 
do, do. 
Pe vars. ctioles “Green house Annuals s, for 
20 do. Perennials, including fine varieties of 
Hollyhock, a. hte Cineraria, Pe- 
riag Calceolar a, ke. , for 6 0 
above can ne ped Apie ye by post, the 100 ‘packets 
not jae 6to7 o. "Remittance in stamps or Post-office 
tv? beer unknown Cai bapan da 
Bass and Brown, Seed wes Horticaltural Establishment, 
Sudbury, Suffolk. 
RANUNCULUSES, ANEMONES, AURICULAS, CARNA- 
TIONS, PICOTEES, GERANIUMS, anp LILIUM LANCI- 
FOLIUM. 
12 Ditto 10s., the penon left to the Purchaser. 
PANSIES, (Sent p ostage free. 
12 Fine ge Varieties, by nam " . 108, PEA dozen, 
12 Extra Fin do. do. 18s. 
SANTHEMUMS. [Sent postage free.] 
Fifty of the newest best varieties , by name, aas per Joren 
for list and col: nor whi ir Advertisement of Mar. 
thei 
ETUNIAS, Tae. per dozen, 
FLOWER. SEEDS —30 packets of the choicest and newest 
kinds sent per post, = for 6s. 
an P PASTORER RASPBERRY. 
YovELL and Ci state they Brae R ERDI (as well 
their Arale.. a "ihe « of whom appeared in the yee 
Chronicle pat bad Ags of December last) the above Raspberry in 
s gen 
ne Sontag 100 canes . #2 0 0 
. do. 50 do. . . . H 1 0 
Do. do. 25 do. 012 0 
THE NEW AND SUPERB SEEDLING PICOTEE, 
“ BURROUGHES’S DUKE OF irasod i 
For particulars of the above, see YouE 
tisement of the March 15, 1845. 
Yougtt and Co. are also enabled to supply the = ae 
superb Picotees, raised by the same gentleman, all possess: 
first- es, ich ve b oe exhibited oma 
obtained first-class prizes at several of the metropoueet Exhi- 
bitions of the last year. The follow 
Burroughes’s Mrs. Benyon, Red Picotee . - 7s. 6d. 
= Lady Alice Peel, Rose Picotee . 7 6 * 
e Mi ne, Purple Picotee e e, | 
w Mrs. Bevan, Red Picotee . iF 6 
x Enchantress, Scarlet Picotee . 5 0 
TIONS site PICOT. 
Y: ’s Collection of this beantiful will 
be fo aa te Hóst ngs gies and SRA in Europe, comprising 
every known variety o The ae yc Migros ly 
strong and healthy, and aes ady for sending apy part o. 
the United rare ig on oe My age at the folowing prices: 
irs extra fine ery s at ae eee 
Show Flo A ers. . . ʻi 10. ry 
25 ~ ditto ditto ditto 5 0 0 
12 pr me ditto Show — 110 0 
25 ditto ditt 300 
2 pairs ed extra fine Show bt cad x ` 7 . . 012 0 
i LA RE 
ne Selection elagi to Y., & 
FINE ERICAS, 12s. per dozen. 
TOM GROWERS. 
ARLY CANTALOUPE HARDY 
ELL 
Six Seeds (tbree of each variety) for ôs. 
ARIA IMBRICATA, _or CHILI PINE 
h s, Wind lso for his Grace the Duke 
of Hamilto; 1 Orford, Lord Burlington, Lerd Walsing- 
ham, a ranville, Marchioness of Ormonde, Lord Harris, &c. 
aod Co. being the largest olden of this faii r e 
h ya Ornamental Prae beg to offer them upon the following 
adventa 
e r ur-year se in 60-s'zed pots, 8 to 10 inches, 107. per 
or 30s. ear dozen. 
nies fine ditto, five PERE, 10 to 12 inches, in 48-sized pots, 
pic peg plants, 60s. per d 
further particulars 
H. GROOM, Craruam Rist, near Lonpon, (re- 
moved from Walworth, ) By APPOINTMENT 
FLORIST TO HER MAJESTY 1HE QUEEN, anp To HIS 
MAE ee THE KING OF SAX ONY, 
d to the attention of the Nobility, Gentry, 
the above FLOWERS, 
£ sd 
1 ULUSES in 106 Superfine sorts, named 210 © 
Superfine Mixtures a nea i to 1106 
100 ANEMONES, in 100 os uperfine sorts, nam . 210 0 
PaE aar PETET BEEN ia 010 6 
25 AURICULAS, in Rapa „. named - 3 3 0 
25 pair of CARNATIONS in in 26 ditto - 210 0 
25 pair of PICOTEES, in 25 ditto ~ ditto - 210 0 
25 GERANIUMS, in 25 Superfine sorts ditto . 810 8 
Good kinds per doz., from 12s,to 018 0 
LILIUM LANCIFOLIUM ALBUM, TEE ? Z HA 
” nd ” . 
= thee gor OSUM, (tru i 6 
H. Gr begs to say his Catalo; ogue “of Gerdniume. oa. 
New Plants h ready, oie will be imagea fan post on app! 
tion.—Mar, 29. reign Orders exec 
TE’S DWARF” PEA. 
“ QUEEN 
(6) 
s isa variety that cannot be too extensively intro- 
tae 
duced to the notice of the horticultural world, being distinct 
fon une that has been previously brought before the ge 
In its habit it A quite different non all others, being n 
than one foot in hei and covered with Pods. "5 
pap the size of an toe Dwarf Pea in rigs en ‘sa ex- 
Liege rg Fd has been n at the 
me by threefold 
af Gardens, Frogmor roved of pA ee das anew 
ate tr and also at Her fern stable for its a hese 
one genuine—unless. bearing the seal of J. 
Price 7s. 6d. per quart. 
J.G. zoki ora to me narpa m the Nobility and Gentry that he has 
nse to make his collection of seeds 
2s. 6d. per ìb. 
Basin 4 per cent. lower than any other 
ouse in London. Catalogues to be had on soera 
4, Eyre-street Hill, Hatton Garden, March 29. 
AN s SASER nlar = NURSERYMEN, Xc., 
° Yor o offer to the public their fine New meaai 
“GEM ;’ sues Be Snake sulphur, hating into pale 
sionally pepa with bronze; flowers very large, Doming ser on 
long foo! ; form and petal fine; ee ee, a 
i 
a 
ss 
2 yy ll. 
epiti oniks: 3 ft., 10s. 6d. per plant. 
SEED, saved from ne perest and best 
A in SAR 2s. ôd. and 5s, Lael pakot 
Great Yarniduth Nursery, March 29, 1 
7s. 6d. 
month (May). 
oe and J. B,’s Erne: Caen or Dahlias, Pansies, &e., for 
i sag ny h that of Greenhouse and Stove Plants, may 
