‘THE GARDENERS”, CHRONICLE 
j AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE. ` 
A Stamped ENDT ye of Rural E 
yand General News.—The Horti 
y Professor Lindley. 
No. 23.—1845.] 
SATURDAY, JUNE 7. 
aah ancient timber of 335 a 
=| 35 son’s Farmers’ Medical 
Dicuri reve 
| Judges ot asiling Pelargo- 
jsements, Nurserymen's oe c 
ree of England = & 
—- nt 
| Agricaltural SE 
Animals, See ing shee me ninms - 886 a 
nenes ed - 385 6 | Labeis, to secure - 885 c 
Oper - B87 ¢ Mace gt liven” s ‘Domestic Car- 
- 839a eê, ?93 b 
g Manii ta - - 392 
= 393 € Manpres hones as = =- 389 a 390 b 
of . sas ae Pla . - - 397a 
y eratio - B87 ¢ - 2. © 892a 
erar, ci Oper Exhibition - 883 ¢ Melon Aena a for Regine i rs 
ations. &c., to keep the Mildew oh Thora-qu uit cks = 29l e 
calyx o of from buri otal - 383 c | Neumann on striking AEON 34a 
je, jumpi mB - 3924 poten nivall Farme: 893 a 
Neum: anon on striking 894 a ach leaf, deformity of - 285b 
prik 392 Peles goniums, Jagran oasen 
es c ae - 386a 
pors s = - 88e 
s, how ti tolay 391b oa Pinks, gee ct . = B6 
sf 393 a Plants, Taminogity oF - - 3538 
Polya: mthuses, -a - - 883e 
ainage for - = 885e 
. « 392a 
- - 835b 
- © B92¢ 
- 392¢ 
- 391c 
- 8854 
- 383c 
- 393a 
on - 892a 
Orehldacee, rev. Yuecas, treatment of - 3846 
icultural Societ Water, to filte: - 3946 
LORAL AND HOR’ CULTURAL 
guder the Patronage a the Right Rey. 
D BISHOP OF Rocne and = ibe obility and Gentry of the 
tonek ood, Wi ill be “held int he Grounds of the White Hart 
tel, Bromley, Kent, on Tuesday, "the 10th of June, 1845, in 
d of the Funds of the GARDENERS 3 pale ar INSTI. 
TUTION. The Bands of the Royal Artillery and Sappers and 
Miners will ba in attendance. 
. Tickets 2s. 6d. each until the 7th of J une, after which 
will be Pues te 6d. May ay be had at the Nha hee 
1, Bromley ; the Crow: n Hotel, Sevenoaks ; the Cro el, 
nbridge ; the Kentish Hotel, Tonbridge Wels; the Bull Hotel 
ford ; the G khea nd 
GRAND F 
EXHIBITION, 
or stove Papaya ved per eos ith names— 
< Ist prize, 4 d priz 
Eni 
the best peoia “of 0 plants (einer hardy, greenhouse, White Norfolk 
or stove varieties) in bloo: ee d with names— 
ant ‘in st: ot—Ist prize, 20s. ; 
miee 2s. 6d. 
in s—lst prize, 20s, ; 
23. 6d. 
ize, 7s, 
3d prize, 5s. “Entran 2, 28. 17 
the best Erua of 12 Pucheiae— Tet prize, 20s. ; 2nd 
prize, 15s. ; on oe ig 10s. . Entrance SE 6d. 
> 
r the best. 1 
For th 
the bet 
Te $ wea prize, 5s, 
the best Melon—ist prised 15s. ; 2nd prize, 10s. 
basket of ESTES prize, 20s. ; 2nd prize, 
rd pı 10s. 
rize, 38. 
1 j TILL 
393 % 
attention to their superb and extensive Stock bed i 
which will be sı 
} hi 
For the best collection of 30 rape ee hardy, greenhouse, ae eee z 
pei ed w. 
een in his pos- 
can be r PETA 
erste Secretary, pene Aare pig dig 
oo with oa particulars, may e og 
W. G. As Hon. 
BNEW CI INERARIA, named Lande 
e Ssctibere hen cae thata that they pos s the 
T 4 aa above, grown by Mr. J. ADDISON, gardener 
fe ph Sal s Gosford, Flown for which, at the S 
mima by the 
2 nits arly orders are requested. 
ge. ade when Six plants are 
Lodge, Edinburg 
BEAUTIFUL SOLU ILETNE 
timate that th 
variety ‘Of AQUILEGIA rca 
i 
wed. to the he 
aie isa har 
Co.’s iea Forres, N, B. 
ree peed before She Show, and money | a Provincial Nursery, 
WOODLANDS aces ERY, i oep NEAR 
KFIELD, SUSSE 
S 
WOOD ON respectfully solicit 
[Price 6d. 
GARDENIA STANLEYANA AND OTHER NEW PLANTS. 
GLENDIN ai kiam plants ready to send bee A of 
SIAS and VERBENAS, rope jer of 
following prices, the selection of so rts being left to tl seas v 
FUCHSTAS. 
Ac this Magnific rie =e ahd which may be 
hi ie 
£. oF £ 
ardenia Stanleyana 3 3 Napoleona imperialis 2 3 0 
tfieldia lateritia 1 1 0 | Cereus crenatus .... 0 10 6 
*Veronica salicifolia.. 0 7 6 |tSpiræa Douglasii.... 0 3 6 
Ditto New unnamed Ges: pera ee 050 
vesesse À À 4 Tacsonia molissima. 0 3 6 
species. .. > 
Jocroma tubifo yrmisy -0 3 
* These Veronicas are nativ ae of New Zealand, quite shrubby, 
aud desirable greenhouse plants. 
t Bead po olour of this hardy plant approaches scarlet. 
Nursery, June 7, 
12 fine varieties for ...... . Cs. . for exhibition 18s, 
12 superior do... seso 93; a A 30s. 
12 superb ditto . - 12s. | 50 new ditto for exhibition 50s. 
“VERB NAS. 
12 fine varieties for 5s, 
3 noe nt ag ditto 9s. 
superb ditto 12s, 
PETUNIAS. 
varieties for 6s, 
rb ditto . a ee. Rd 
2 ne 
super .. wee 
12 new ditto of the present se se oe 
A FEW SELECT PLANTS Extracted f from General Catalogos, 
N Per iE d. 
Achimenes, 8 E 2 poly- 
of asort, for .:...... 9 - 86 
Per P > at 
N eres a pp Ee SEa h 
Haasio 6 | Lilium lancifolium album 3 6 
hy eros. > 6 5 P putan 5 0 
msia floribunda 0 es rubrum .. 15 0 
Buddlea Lindleyana .. 6 | Mandevilla suaveolen: ns. . 26 
adenia rosea. ....- 6 | Pimelea spectabilis .... 3 6 
a bicolor ....... 0 | Podostylus spheericus.. 3 6 
Diliwynia cinerascens. . 6| Polygala Dalmaisiana, 
clavata .... 6 new . Sac E 
Drymo nia punctata.... 0 | Scutellaria. japonica. PESSE ae. 
Franciscea latifolia ... 6 | Statice Dickensowii .... 3 
Gesnera Cooperi ...... »  Reinwardtii.... 2 6 
discolor 4 oe mexicana .. : : 
4 Veronica speciosa...... 
W. s D seri tive s of FWoHsTAS 
a oP Petunias, Anagallis, Miscella- 
D 
nd VERBEN. 
neous Greenhou erbaceous Plants, Shrubs, and 
ESSRS. J. & H. OWN are now sending out 
the following ei mia s, for bedding, & 
Anagallis Breweri and bicolor, | Geraniums. — ss 
8s. per = Thumb, 2s. 6d. each 
Antirr! of sorts, Ge. do. | Scarlet, variegated, and others, 
r doz, 
Heliotropiums, gi and 6s. do. 
peciosa, fine 
hinu 
Citietarias: "8 vars. , 6s, per doz. 
Calceolarias, 12 best vars., 18s. 
r doz. 
vars., 6s. do, 
= hrubby yellow, for beds, 4s. do. | Petunias, 6 new vars., 6s. 
w Fuchsias.—Selection of 12 | Other good kinds, 4s. ‘do. 
paea for 10s. 6d., Pentstemons, 6bestvars. ,6s.do. 
post: mee Attractor, Gi- | Phloxes, best va ars., 6s. do. 
gantea, Vesta, Refiexa, C Scu ia splendens, fine for 
ronet, ‘Coecinea-vera, Kent- beds, 9s. do. 
ish Bride, Pearl, Goldfinch, Salvins, 6 vars., 4s. and 6s. do. 
Danita ona, Coloss sus, Ex- | Verbenas, 12 best and newest 
ansa, Neptune, Modesta, vars., 6s., others 4s. do. 
ector, Chauverii, —_— ora. = oe a arborea, or Tree Violet, 
Other good sina wef 
Rock PLANTS, chimenes shi rsuta, e 6d. each, 
Climbers, Raa be had gri es ation. A superior sorts, 15s. Bouvardia strigosa, 2s, 6d. do. 
Pid pase e arent to defray the expense of carriage; a] 50 do., 260. ddlea Lindleyana, Sy eines 
P ig erence is respectfully solicited from unknown | ane do., herbaceous plants, 25s, | Cloth of Gold Rose, 5s. do. 
orresponden 00 herbaceous plants, om Thunbergia chrysops, do. 
TURNIP SEEDS. Andwomeds a floribunda, 2s. i a pulche a, 2e. 5 do, 
> ea ntas carnea, 2s. o. 
NER & RNER, Seep Mercnants, 28, ad ae r Climbers, see | Tetranema mexi Cd. 
fig to cal Lo 3 itia D, 1720; ro einen Spiræa lancifolia, 2s. do. 
e attention of the Nobility and G at Selection dat to aoe Purchaser. | Veronica speciosa, 1s. 6d. do. 
, Selected from Choice Stocks, whic! New GRE E PLANTS. fogs tellaria sieges 8, 38. a aa 
aeons a ect st eae the ATEN Achimenes at 25. 6d. each. w White 
anı u €-to] ite Swede wL e mos esi e, 
& W. Ea i ive growe: BL TURNIP SEEDS, Pat En, Seas y rae aod eae to m = 
selecting: the fret; varieties, purchasers will not be disa in town, rete fn ead how e Greenhouse ph ‘plants ert md 
rune ees &c., can be had. Albion Nursery, Stoke Newington, London. 
Sacer | taste Set ag | — = 
nor phd rn BA ND RARE PLANTS 
Warn s Purple-top Russian A} > 
Red Norfolk Swedish, adapted to all soils ye nae CKHOUSE & SON (ta e T. & J. Bacr- 
White Globe and invaluable to the Agri- NURSERYMEN, &e., York, have non now plants of the 
Green Globe culturist for its ng pri pesmi cre new and beautiful species ready for delivery + 
Green Barrel qualities CHIRITA SINENSIS.—A charming gr plant 
Green-top Stone Tankard Yellow Swedish fro: Tan i a pearance interm ween 
White Stubble White Tankard Gloxinia and be everal beau- 
Red Globe Red Tankard v Panta ilac Fev ieee ike flowers on pte mn : ale. Od. 
Red Bullock. Green Tankard á RTIA jirar Aa —, ag cog So 
Green-top Yellow F Aberdeen Purpleen; Pe cules ja aape eee ie sapon saad ya w flo Doea. 
ra Se E Sit oa bie RUSSELLIA. MULTIELORA—A n: of Maxton 
er’s Green-top Russi S ated g efes ins} Flowers bright scarlet, producgs in aosi abundance 
Swedish, superior to al creased milk, as* well as in close whor Is towa hy the extremiti¢s of a shoots 10s. 6d. 
others, possessing more s ce suitable for lambs ric p iat Fa 5 MNUS CYANEUS. Sh nen Flowers por- So 
charine —— and pro- | Dwarf Rape celain blu oe ghee si 5s. Od. 
duci increased weight | With every other description . & Sox PE lants © 
per; aore: of Agricultural Seeds. Thunbergia chrysops .. +» 2s. Gd. to 5s. Od. 
ale Dealers supplied upon liberal te: termis: Achimenes picta . .. .. Is. 6d, to 3s. 6d. 
ae ALSIRE “CLOVER being a new and much improved Bu meng Ny es ana. U8 Gd. act al = 
artaking of the character of the Red and White Clover, Pen s. Gd. 
erennial, producing an immense crop, price 2s. 6d. per Ib, sual allowance to the Trade. 
is a perennial, pro LONG RED MANGOLD WURZEL, Yellow ANISTS 
Globe and Red Globe ditto BOT 
PAMPLIN begs os announce that he has lately 
ILLIAM MASTERS having been employed received the following Collections of DRIED PLANTS 
vay i the last as in the study and practice of Hor- | for sale, which may now be ne bigs applicatio: 
ticulture, begs res y to remind his Friends and the | recommended, to avoi eka 
Public, that he has possessed constant opportunities of ob- lst. From FLORIDA.— CHA PN ANS PORDE PLANTS, 
therefore pi collection of Plants con- f (see “ Hooker’s London Journal of Botany”) containing from 
taining novelties, an 
t: z a are usually cultivated in 
ains a greater number 
The genus Pinus andi ‘cities 
ating tole PEETS , an sdf Ath merican plants generally. 
HYBRID RHODODEND RONS, of vivid colours, many of which 
have men's the test of exposure during the late severe winter. 
Honus of nearly 1000 varieties. 
Gerantoms of the finest modern kinds. 
CALCEOLARIAS in great variety. 
Cactus, OPUNTIAS, and Succulents generally. 
and Rear x Te collection, 
400 to 500 species, all name a 
2d, From CAROLINA,— BUCKLEY’S PLANTS OF SABO 
LIN ND ALABAMA, ye ee “ Beles h and Gray’s Flora ”) from 
400 to 500 species, rich in au amed. 
mV = EUELA fai UNCKE’ S PLANTS OF VENE- 
0 species, chiefly from the provinces Cumana 
4th. From COLUMBIA. —LINDEN’S PLANTS OF COLUM- 
BIA, fein ye Granada ; one i set of these wi remains, 
5th. From SANT 'YAGO DE CUBA.— 7 geet ake ALANIS 
F CUBA. get in Ferns) ; one set 
AN 
PE and AUSTRALIAN PLAN choice pong 
0 
6th. From MEXICO. eS PLANTS 0 OF MEXICO 
Taleo, dee 
mete T: 
incipally mp bia Ped oo E z 
as Ver- This Collection teine his first and second consi, an 
p tl ts have been 
Gardeners’ = he plani 3 
nas, A ae em ca for bedding, and a large assort- | prises about 700 pecies, an pl W 
ment of the hands EGA ants, are culi ig dees = aj — by the otani who hay re a ee 
sale. Catalogues, with price attache: will be fi LIAM PAMPLIN, 45, Frith-s street, So Lo . 
postage free, upon application. Paacchs from w porie~d -— 
wards fo: wig of apan to London, or plants add ded OUGH NURSERY. 
C.— | to compensate for carriage if pre retired from b 
ey een Se 1AM Masters having had the honour to be engaged E Sie OWN pi yora begs to sol nti- 
veral years as Landscape Gardener and Garden Architect by ae of sei i ; ppd so kindly given to aise fay 
am one | many of the Nobility and Gentry, begs again to offer oe ee na and to assure hat pa cus m that no effort sh: red to 
w e | in that capacity. —Exotic Nursery, Canterbury. make it one of the first ry Ried fone Dahlias 
> ee STOE begs to inform his friends that he | and Pansies already ed; e Verbenas, Petu- 
ent, free, Si fo a iimited quantity of MOREL SPAWN, a aao and J, ums, are ear mee he ee 
on of Seeds of aeaa o psi etenas mes oe the seal a jeading feature a ; and Toat rens of all the new soa 
oeae (9 red MUSH QOM SP: SPAWN as usual, green ener. S Mais, Mushroom-spawn, Cut Flow 
