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THE AGRIOULTURAL GAZETTE. [January 
NT TO PLANTERS. 
Ext YE ws The Subseri ibers having many 
Thousands of fine — well-grown Plants, with — 811 
— 2 res t the following unprecedented lo 
ay tos 8 et den 3 — LM 100, v " MM 
4 4r — 4 90 H $n 
Also a fine Stock of M well- -grown Cedrus Deodara | : 
9 — = Cedrus Libani, Juniperus sinensis, and other | d 
Coni 
DESCRI IPTIVE CATALOGUES sent gratis and post paid on 
application » ^ prat BRADLEY & Son, Halam Nursery, near | th 
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TO BLEMEN, „GENTLEMEN, PUBLIC COMPANIES, 
RS ENGAGED IN PLANTING. 
OHN W. ATERER having a very great quantity of 
the undernamed desirable PLANTS in — — 
1 ARTHUR D DICKSON | & SONS, SEED 
E and NungsERYMEN, respectfully ERA uat 
their WATA LOG GUE or KITCHEN GARDEN anp FLOW 
EEDS FOR — inclu — a List of Garden Implements — 
other requisites, is published, and will be for w. arded post free 
on applicati jon. 
The whole of their Seeds having been carefully sav ved from 
— — ma -— all the 5 hes 1858, they can 
guarantee them e to name a the most genuine 
ript 
caer Deiter attention to the iata to 
y beg 
novelties, all — an t 
eir respective classes. 
PEA, DICKSON’S EARLY FAVOURITE. —Pronounced by 
all who have € eder it to be ue best Second Early Pea in culti- 
vation. See Advertisement in Gardeners’ Chronicle, Jan. 9, 1859. 
Price 1s. 6d. ty uart. 
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PEA, CHAMPION OF SCOTLAND. —25s. 6d. per qua 
E E dapes DWARF-TOP BLACK. se oe re 
(from frequent — al) — A B ene. ki. par piae of 15? pal ox: 
ve educed scale of char; : 
eter Intending — ct of immediate effect BRO CCO: 1, FROGMORE PROTECTIN G.—A much 1 
in view are respectfully pe War in — specimens variety to " “Knight's cting.” 28 per packet. 
i PUT ses they pe 8 nA A mn amply BRON LI, SNOWS SUPERD Y — (TRUE), direct 
our fn reat on e mo: from Mr. Sn. w.—ls. and 2s. 6 er packe 
liberal terms. CABBAGE, ESSEX 8 A per Pkt.; Is. per oz. 
The Nursery is ached, being a short distance CAULIFLOWER, LEONORMAND'S.—2e. 6d. per — 
Sunningdale le Station, woe W. Ga y Railway (Reading — LIFLOWE ARLY E ARIS. 
where excellent conveyances meet all tr Pu ER R, E. 
Wellingtonia giganten, handsome plant about 1 foot, 1 - CELERY, INCOMPARABLE DWARF WHITE.— ls. per 
100 ; 1 to 1} foot, 5s. each or 201. per 100; 14 to 2 feet, 10s. 6d. 
to 21s. each; larger, up to m 7 feet 
Araucaria imbricata, 2 to 3 foe t, 10s. 6d. each; 4 feet, 21s. 
31s. 6d. each ; large beautiful Uneotan; (^ to D feet 
uja ea, good good plants, 102. A neg 100; about 15 inches, very 
globular handsome plants, 2s. per dozen, or 160. per 100; 
- oq — Sars s. 6d. ©: — * per 100; larger, 2 to 3, 
to 5 feet 
Thuja ntea, 1 to I} foot, 5s. to 7s. 6d. each; Iz to 2 feet, 
taja giganto ; 2to 8 feet, 21s. each ; large handsome plan ts, 
we chilensis, 2 to 3 feet, 88. 6d. each; 3 to 4 and 6 feet, 5s. 
cekel 
"Ct CUN ER, COPPACK'S — Is. and 2s. per pk 
ETTUCE, DICKSON'S NEW HARDY WINTER dane 
E best winter Lettuce in tiva on. ls. per packet. 
LETTUCE, DICKSON’S CHAMPION COS.—Perhaps the 
— T uce in cultivation, and of first-rate quality. 
" — eee, ee " 
üben of January 15, 1859. 
CARRIAGE OF SEEDS. 
It is now à common practice to ELER. Seeds “carriage 
ra, 3 to 4 feet, 5s. each, or 207. per 100; 4 to 5 to paid. ” However tempting this may appear at e d ht, it is 
evident that the cost of carriage m 4 uat D china ect 
6 feet, 7s. 6d. to 10s. 0d. each ; 6 to 8, 10, anid 12 to 18 foot 
Qedrus Libani, 4 to 5 feet, 58. to 77. Gd. each; 5 to 6, 7, and | the 
Cupressus macrocarpa, 2 to 3 feet, 
$s 6d. each ; — eaeh 
Cryptomeria japonica, 4 to 6 feot, 5s. ; 201. per 100; 6 to 8, 10 [every wx 
N 
100; 3 to 4 feet, 42s. per dozen, or 12. 10s: per 100; 4 to 6, 
F. & A. Dioxson & Soxs prefer sending out really su 
rio 
30s. per dozen; 3 to 4 feet, Seeds at strictly nih — prices *. — . carriage), and 
— UR dee A they — be found more satisfactory in 
las cheap "- end. 
Wik De So T sap ial arrangements with 
japonica viridis, 3 to 4 feet, 53. each; 4 to 6 feet, the various Railway Companies. for the cheap and quick con- 
Juni; hibernica, 2 to 3 feet, 24s. per dozen, or 77. 10$. per | when c 
8 to 10 feet 
J * chinensis, 3 to 4 feet, 5s. each; 4 to 5 feet, 78. 6d. ESSRS. W ATERER AND Min E —ů 
3 $ sti er, 5 bes 7 ** 5 eim) 2 24o 8 feet; 5L. per 100 | T aeris the attention of ngaged in planting to 
—— Ee as nga "Dou 2 wA ar 155 per | — following er = hie 5 plants al es of which — — 
100; larger, 2 to 3 feet the finest possible DOREM HORE for trans 1 
e 
Cephalotaxus Fortuni, 1 to 2 feet, 5s. to 78. Gd. each; larger, 
to 3, and 4 Mo 
hibernica, 8 feet, 245. per dozen, or 77. 10s. per 100; 
5 cata, 9 to 12 — plant per 100; 5 40l. per 1000 
14, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 8 foot high. Our sti 
1 cite ——— ceeds 1 0.000 e 
These are in the open ground, 
Taxus 
8 to 4 feet, 3s. . 6% sach E 4 to 5 feet, 5s. ; larger, 5 to 10 feet, wangen t handsom — fne 
— 251. per — 2 c EE ——— 
canadi 
» Cembra, * „ 6d. each; 3 to 4 feet, 5s. each; 
to 
» a (new), 1 to 1E fool, e 6d. each; 14 to 2 feet, 5s. | 
» Douglasi, 1to 1} foot, 30s. per dozen, or 0h per 100: 
2 to 3 feet, 42s. per dozen, or 151. per 100; 3 to 5 feet, | Cedrus atlantica, ded mt 
[0] acrocarpa, ma 
n rand vto 13 fot. 
„ excelsa, 1} to 2 feet; 12s. per dozen, 
» insignis, e i 10 per 100; 2 to 8 feet, 3263 
4 feet, 55., or 2 205. per 100; 4 to 6 feet, 
»» Jefforyana, 1 to 33 foot; e elt I$ to 2 feet, 7s. 6d. (A 
new species eie to Benthamiana i but more distinét, 
and the most han o and valuable of 
the long-leaved Californian — — ee 
feos Ash e mo rne 31. 10s. per dozen 
px Cd emisse Tk i eno; 
hand. Weshall have great pleasure in . 
TREES, of which about 100,000 of 
And are believed to be the finest lot of seedling plants 
de 6s. per doz. ; 407. per 100 
iam, e large umber of beautiful lant 
i555 Ea e 
8 — 
Bi 8 
SBSE 
5 
EHE 
1s 
feet 
i ate Dante about 1 foot, 188. 
eS ye b cei 
doni It is the most 
unipers are 
— plant. ortglated 
of fers à choice of many hundre specimens from 
m 2to 10 and 
circumference. Nothing can well exceed the 
— n certainly are to be met wi i mother 
eie gite 
„ and. of all 
à and 10feet. Many thousands 
e 2 e 
tities and of f all sizes up to 
ia Lag growth 
* hold probably 
ted Hollies f in the 
of silver and gold 
1000. TA tho we waar proved pe pe ona 
ee from 305., 42s., to 843. per dozen 
cd * with bloom 
, and of all colours, 95., i m a 
s. per 100 
„to 100s. 
rate colle ion, at 358. per 100; 157. — 
Popular kinds, at very Ls 
Ash, 2 to 3 | Beech, 2 
[ex Tol n d oU fu Birch, 1103 aA DUE 
t, Spanish, 2 to 3, and Tah, 260 2 amd eet 
JOLIN WÉACARES, ů — Bagshot, Surrey. 
very large holders of the ordin- 
may be judged from the 
acres in extent of all such 
STANDARD, DWARF, AND 
the best sorts. 
5 la — in iin dling, 9 
2 T To 1 ju stein 
r dit 
SYGAMORE Y IE ps fre 
WHITE ETHORN, * 
di es 
CHESNUT. T rac ish, Tr t Sar ditto 
anis 0 4, 
FIR, Scotch, 14 to 2 e 
HAZEL S, 2 to 3, an ^n feet. 
POPLAR, Black Italian e? 
Lombardy, 
TO THE T RA; 
V TOOD anv INGRAM be 
articles which they have 0 
1 
8 e following var 
true to name ; bon € all of — 
and will give satisfactio Hasen 2f 
Plants on stems, eight, 1s p 
When three or more of a sort taken, dg po 
100. Dwarfs (worked), 10s. on -— 603. per d 
- taken, t" dii. N i 
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Ha — Bar 
Bere! Tit rial, Caroli 
Colonel e, "2 
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Due nbpe ier, 
of — . — Nap 
des Batailles, 
Jaequeminot, 
d'Are, Joseph nil : 
Poel, — 1 Ee — Reine, Laur 4 
mel, des Combats, * 
Peyronny, Lucie de Barante, Wee " 
Pon ag d Pag Madame de Mansel, Madame D 
on | Madame Guillot . ime He Ducher, a 
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adame Knoor, aquit, M 
Gower, 
Tan he — E pa — Tri he 
William Grif paps omphe 
BOU BONS. um uet de Flore, Comicedeg 
Edouard Desfosses, Googe Cuvier, = 
— * Paxton, Queen Reveil, Scipion, 
TEA. A-SCENTED CHINA.—Gloie de Dijon, h 
in | only; Isabella Grey, half standards, 2s. each, i 
les Lawson, Cor 
"M end BOURBON.— Cha 
PERPETUAL M OSS.—Alfred d 
bieolor, White, Salet. i pc f 
amed Cli b Summe 
ds, in large or small qui 
Sand 18. 9d. hire 6d. each 44 hi 
KENNARD, Purve rveyor r to her Majesty, 
Road, S. E 
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our stock of the 
) secon 
on the e Common and Irish Yew as | 
mes, Purple Beech, and the | 
and Deciduous Flowering i 
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ly. 
vered free 
The 
Shen 3 Triei Ty in an TE baa rag tee 
LOGUS. 
ys to be had at the Woking 
Priced 
a5, an Sold | 
.—The aed 
ity Road, Lo 
