AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE. 
AStamped Newspaper of Rural Economy and General News.—The Horticultural Part Edited by Professor Lindley. 
No. 21.—1845.] SATURDAY, MAY 24. [Price 6d. 
ma aoe ese. Parid Se | aaor n Poea a aaa ¢ MES RS. J. & H. BROWN are now sending LANDSCAPE GARDENING & GARDEN ARCHITECTURE. 
| at 4 nltural inconsistencies - = aL b Moss a protecting ean 3S ‘ Bis ‘tan out he cee he ett pu i Sway! &e.: R. GLENDINNING, aor his —_ Baeri the 
it me ent of : L i f ipt besal ldk pa p ore a SE ae oe 8 AN 4s. and 6s, ‘do. Metropolis, has had the gnour to bya 
ee Nats > 347 ¢ | Ploughs, draught Le hel 29 a3 Sentient è hanks aon: speciosa, fine number of Noblemen and Gentlemen in the A uae of 
by fee ipharic acid = 850 c | Potato falluretexplai - 851b ntırrhinums, of sorts, 6s. do. ‘te beds, GE do. their Parks and Gardens, and in the construction and heating 
J Boun etai Feeding à goles 354a Potatoes, to top-d a ari b | Alstroemerias, 8 vars, +» ls. 6d, | Lobelias, 6 vars., 6s. do. of Horticultural ey -* in the most pp rony as well as 
l Chemical Society oa eee Benliry eas in Sap ee Cine a es New Border Pinks , 4s. do. effectual manner, as now made such arrangements as 
Í Cr panee eria japonica 343 c | Royal Institution "ggb | Vine varias, vars., 6s. per doz. Dol ed Picotee, 3s. per pair. | will enable him to Fad ote his particular attention to these im- 
Electricit: ty app iad to cultiva- Sea, inclosurefom- ~+ .. 363@| Calceolarias, 12 best vars., 18s, | nother. miri fine for | portant sublects : and Noblemen and Gentlemen ee S 
pin Ma » 346 b, 352 a | Sheep,to stall-teed - -= 352 per doz. beds, 9s. fe ra consulting him are bi pom requested to address him a‘ 
anagem 352 b | South London Eon}. Society ~ 846 c | Shrubby yellow, for beds, 4s, do. | Petunias , 6 seis s. do. | Chiswick Nursery, near London. 
= Toe, rev roe] 3 Soares ee ee 247 5 | New Fuchsias. Selection of 12 | Other good kinds, i ao. 
Glass-trade @ ito TRS ana bones = 350 ¢ mete s Pe 10s. ey ls ee oy Pe F paa 6 best vars., 6s. W AND RARE PLANTS. 
labels - B15 oads viviparous -~ - 348a : 10n, ractor, l- 
Gia - 345a | Truffles - B45 ¢ P anten, Vesta, Reflexa, Co-| Phl fom S, bes . 6s. do. < eeg BA KHOUSE e SON (rare T. & J. Bac 
Grafting, Ind a-rubber for 846 a | Turnips, exper iments on - 350a ronet, Coccinea-vera, Kent. Pots, nit é n SE), N, &c., York, have now plants of Po 
Halesworth Peer Ghee z a | Wheat, top dressing for - = Be 5 > yp Re on eh ine species, 6s, under-men ieda ata aa | beautiful species ready for de! ara ery :— 
Hyacinth», to grow in Moss - 345b |` — disea < 35? ish Bride, Pearl, Goldfinch, | Sile E tà, fine for beds, CHIRITA’ SINENSIS.— arming reenhou’e plan 
Tadiacrubber fr rgrafing - 346 a | Wireworn i - 344b| Desdemona, Colossus, Ex- s. rages cara = areata aie 3 Bike pan e 
Babels m Bot alaa = 1 Bie | Wana aren, combanitie 17 S$ Poca ft ee ee Scutellaria sr "splendens, fine for Ge ad Didyn' fade rpus, Doea pi ‘bean: 
ee Se oe ector, Chauverii, Decora is, 9s 7 
ARDENERS’ BENEVOLENT INSTITUTION.— | Other good kinds, 6s. do. Salvias, 6vars., 4s, & 68, p. doz. NE ae A cher fae = ae 
Notice is hereby given, that a General Meeting of the Sub- | Geraniums. — General Tom Mogen 12 best and newest with large co low flowers: an 
i eld at the London Coi Thumb, 2s. 6d. each. es, 6s., others 4s. do. = cm Bs bloomer ! 10s. 6d. 
y, une next, for the pur- yee variegated, andothers, viola, arbor rea, or Tree Violet, | RUSSELLIA MULTIFLOR. Ak native: ct Medo Ga eae 
r ae be the benefit of a Pension s. per doz "Mott of the ach. owers bright scarlet, produced in poe abundance 
See Ca ndidates, ge of the above can be it by post. in close whorls towards the Mad oy of aw shoots 10s. 6d. 
ved of by the Com Rock PLANTS. Passifioras, 4 vars, 1s. do. HABROTHAMNUS OY ANEUS, —China. Flowers por- 
g superior sorts, ag Climbing Roses, one ‘of a sort, | celain blu ee oe - 5s, Od. 
Age Residence. ae 9s. per doz, ; . B. & Sow can als pl 1 plants of <n 
PGsoxcz ied: 3d hae aged Gi— Bristol. 50 do., herbaceous plants, 25s. —_ japonica, 4 species, 1s, unbergi: ‘YSOpS ‘si 6d. to 5s. Od. 
pions ADAMSON, 24 68—Mortlake. 100 ara plants, 45s. ch. Achimieneersicts .. 3 - ot “ei rs; ne 
te 3» 68—London. Selection left to the Purchaser. Andromeda floribunda, i in pots, Buddlea Lindleyana Be P gin. .. 1e. 6d. to 3s. 6d. 
s s» 64—Mitcham. RR AE on AA 2s. 6d. © Pentas carne: . 2s. 6d. 
70—Kenni 5 > i 
a ; 3 E E MaurandyaapBvare. DA. each, The usual allowance to ‘the Trade. 
iy >, 59—Hendon. L ate yc $ 3 do. 9d. UNIA, “ K PET 
i +> 76—London. fees S WALTERS, Fionisy, Fapte TON, Grae respect- 
= s» 78—Liskeard. « fully offers to public ce t s Paget as balin — hei kees 
3 >» 64—Wentworth. igre, vati best, if not ray pia bit. novelty of ‘the 
5s » 64—Bagshot. on s ae grandiflora, PETUNIAS. Colour, rich rosy med of good a ape a g 
$ MIL’ » 74—Hammersmith. C Sic boldi 1 lsd stance, full size, stand. t on stems six inches long, of the 
Fop Lowouney, s» 657—Charlton. €. ae ng + l best habit, and as sweet-scented as the Rose. Has been ken 
3 ea on 76—F ootseray. eagle he “climber, 2s, favourably ot the Editors of the Gardeners’ Chronicle and 
e Chair to be taken at half, ast leven o’clock precisel, Ga, P s, ach, the usual discoun i 
The Ball lot vel commence de TAANE clos eat daman oe oe sinensis, 1s. 6d. each. more are taken at once. Can be forwarded by Bete or other- 
EDWARD R. CUTLER, Secretary: = scar! ae F oneysuckle, lumnea sp ns e to any part of the kingdom. Plants may be hom at the 
Jas ee Hor m 1 nursery in T to bear ev ery. descri; soared: rosie 
ž AMES BATTEN, Frorist, Brook i TREET, „Urren asmi vars., 1s. do. __' Gesnera tubiflora Remittance expected from unkno ; 
am, respectfully invites his friends and the blic to 
his TULIPS, which are now ready for their Beana 
» Sundays | excepted, betwest the hours of 10 and 4 o’cloek. 
“Admittance, One Shilling 
Bees LIN, Frontst, BARFORD-STREET, LIVER- 
AD, ISLINGTON, info Tulip F id oth: 
that his SUPERI SEEDLING TUI CLIPS, Mathes foe a pos nstant opportunities of ob- 
ES colour and erai shape, pig a in bloom, and will be in | taining smorelts ties, and pereto his collection of Plants con- iror dee oes 
| Ste condition for fourteen days,—Ma ys ; je air cep a a a A E A PINKS, 2s. 
EY CHSIAS, to include such as Coma i, Songs 
Be ss peanon Sian: zee olo 
ER & Prey SEED 3 ers ast mt per dozen, of the 
DODENDRON, merican plants generally, : good stock 
CORNHILL,: L S eva Sip ag oa 28, E vid Glogs, AEE of which to offer Toe Ener at these ex- 
S he af nan sa elate re winter. M ar A Postoffice order 
Roses of nearly 1000 va: ac free, 6d. 
Geraniums of the finest spree kinds. 
` CALCEOLARIAS in grea’ a variety. 
Cactus, OPUNTIAS, and Succulents gen erally. 
OrcHIDAcEOUs PLANT: pe Tierp a large collection. 
CAPE and AUSTRALIAN PLA of many choice kinds. 
j AMARYLLIS, ÜRINUMS, Daia, and other rare Bulbs. 
Laing’s Selected Swedish A general assortment of Stove Plants. 
Asheroft’s seeped Swedish | In addition to these, the usual kinds of cheap plants, as Ver- 
be: 
pacing the fir ERY and ‘SREDSMAN,, Kingston, 
‘I Secace * Sur expec ctfully announces that he is now sendi: 
its ut plants sof the two undernamed ow Sungai eet ag 
which are highly deserving a place in the select © 
ICA 
Warner’s Purple-top Russian | penas, Potuntas , &c., employed for bedding, and a large assort- | ERICA EASSONIANA, has lar, e inflated Howe p re 
Seg adapted fone Agni | ment of tie handsomest' Herbaceous Plants, are ulti Se Se oe os Brice af the 
culturist for. its’ fat ing ahed, ae} ee rwarded, Exhibition of the Royal Botanic Society of London, 
¥ qualities To Gentes or plants added on the 4th of June, 1 21s. 0d. 
‘Green-top Stone Tankard Yellow Swedish waige tolia ERICA PERSPICUA ROSEA, h e beau- 
' d Globe White Tankard tiful habit of E h brig) 1 
Bullock rile toe WOODLANDS NURSERY, MARESFIELD, xran UCKPIELD, | *°¥°S aig 
Green Tankard 2 * | Also the following New and Rare P ents, at the low prices 
a renin" Yellow Aberdeen | Purple-top White Swedish— SUSSEX. R 
e- p Yellow Aberdeen san kind is particularly re- NER sg sk plage a BOAO, Achimenes picta .. 2s, Be oo ni P paleherri 3s. 6d. 
commended at lambing sea- brillian finely shaded with p k vipra formed, Alona ceelestis .. .. 0 | Ruellia maculata sš -10 6 
E n-top Russian | son, as affordin, ng ewes in- | large, and vay y aouble habit of Rose du Hoi, 2 . each egonia rai cea . 5 0 | Scutellaria elegans .. 0 
"Superior to all| creased milk, as well as| Hybrid Perpetual, “ ger zs DUC. one TEL, ” bright rosy | Briton Lindleyana =.: $ 6 y pan r $ 0 
Possessing more sac- | _ being suitable for lambs carmine, most beautifully argent dve ak, retain. Bossima heterophylla. 5 0 dorat 6 
and p Dwarf Rape ing its brilliant colour several d: tangs after expan 21s. each. | Chironia floribunda . 5 0 aromiibiod: 
increased weight | With every other anaes! T hi ses WooD ON Eas athe honour. of Chor rozema spectabilis 5s. to10 6 
ma se gai E ean attention a kee frien the aboye named ariegata 8 6 | Tecoma schinifolia .. 10 6 
wre olesale Dealers supplie: ra ga Fe = x ue Roses, now offe “ge * for the first time in Chor rozema triangulare 7 6 | Tetratheca, or Treman- 
ALSIICE CLOV. hy omvei En ngland, iether See = which are ready for immediate | Daviesia Hugelii i i 0 dra Hugelii i 6d. to21 0 
and White Clover, | transit, — er with all t st varieties of the season. Gesnera Gardneriana. 5 0 Veronica salicifolia 
omin price 2s. 6d. per Ib. The month of May hele considered the most favourable ieaie a 3 6 Bas s. to w 6 
iad LONG se MANGOLD WURZEL, Yellow | time for plantiig out China, Tea-scented, Bourbon, and a pater Hypoeayp obcor. speciosa .. 6 
Red Globe ditto. Roses usuall, in pots, WizLram Woop. & Son .. 10 6 | Zichya rotundifo ha ce 5 0 
$ per to execute omes from their very extensive Abki at mg pe s REER, Catalogue, with prices for 1845, 45, may be ob- 
PROM AS BR OWN i DAHLIA PLANT = pa a -named prices, the selection of sorts being left to tained on een 4 enclosing two penny stam: 
; is now sendin strong Plants | themselves :— ————— ——— 
? vd as A Varietiės in cul nding out includin; a a two te; etA do Bourbon s yi is ae poms er KOR: oF T 
o nae a ARETHUSA and ORLANDO; ma varieties ` ee es to 24s, GRO OM, C apn LAM Buss (i sin ‘of Walworth), 
rs ested.—Slo ee Nursery, May 24. ” China RE 58 eae ae © by MAJEST p a 
~ ea-scented . . 4 3. one ae DAt ds the s King of Saxony, re res portfally iasad i the 
ightes t and best _ ditto finer varieties}. .. af to 24s, Nobility, Gentry, and A Lin 
ea, th those t taking is erdh for delive: Leon ES EAR e 2 cae TULIPS is now in Rear aoe oan apale e orr ia or 3 
Pe, phacklewell S ay 7 have’ the fall ee count.—3, Norfolk- Plante ats be presented with each order, to dedi eaf during the month of May, and can be viewed — 
, —Admittance Is. 
Seas r beat all the "Febestoloury in| ge. Rose Cat: se may be had, gratis, in application. 9 o’clock until 6, Sundays excepted.— aging 
8, eagle 
FUCHS “PI 7 HSIA—“ CONSTE PATION: LATE WORK 
x conta rk: w Wo MILL LER begs to State, in answer to the many THE i following Articles, manufactured in Slate for 
uiries made conce: pE aia FUOHSIA, that the purposes, me t Wo rton Cot- 
Stock is r going on Tarab A r reas tends to commence send- | tage, “Fane 6 application to the gardener ( ( Sundays A). 
ing it out pbm inn a of Jun ua The orders ae va ast Bottoms for Frames i 
i ‘year are pre will be e panded unless previously coun- oh Cisterns ee vg Balconies and Veran- 
elves 
rties of Eg Fuchsia. ai a urserymen who have ordered it will shortly | Garden e. Orange Tubs, Flow ia e 
half a dozen are taken.— appear, Sirin a erie of the London Agents. Epwarp BECK be happy to answer any inquiries, either 
Provide lence Nursery, Ramsgate, May 24, 845. personally or by post. 
