January 29, 1599. | 
THE AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE. 85 
W TORENIA. 
EE are now prepared to 
UTiFUL L 
LES 
— new TORENIA ch ag grgaino A, 
sh admired. i e pres sent 
| ROSE NURSERIES, HERT FORD D. 
S begs to nform his pa 
Boo RO wy 8 "New 4 DWARD P. FRANCIS " 
" ill t li d fre 5 tion. -AA and the * — he has still on hand fine pla all 
X 8 een edition) will be supplied free on «a plication. | ihe best ROSES, either Standards halt hand fne pim ts of al 
ch descriptive n: 2 he a 
8 3 and a TER their | worked low on the Maste 8 Stock, PRICED CATALOGUES of 
n's Illustrated Bouquet,” an *- oubt- d Custar Vegetable MEE stall dist the which he will be happy to f. orward on application. 
1 — 4 * the ldo . in ou Mis ov of last E It so 9 —— lists of| E. P. F. takes this opportunity of announcing th 1t 
i ET 2 ch 5 Led for spring planting, with various other choice | be prepared to supply on - —— he month of May next the 
Can — ps ribes it k Le neon ers’ niei ms $ = Pu y ame ABLE S (ASSORTED COLLECT! — — — on carefull selected asg » " pike : rable — 
Dr. Ene —. We have received from M mongst the us Frenc tles; — 
A ali d ale — a of sorts will not 4 o AEN a 
— Sith Nursery à singularly beautiful en eed ki sorts contain ed in the three largest collection na Alexiet verga d de Maroc 
Hammers 7 e of the corolla and its eye | The ^ 8 Stephan Bestie 1 
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aane nse urple violet ; the two si as lopos a oe TFT 10 Y lle. — Je * ee .. £3 Os. Od. Ambroise bo — Princesse Olympie 
intense p lobe is 1 Collec 
Siar, fading at the edge into pure violet je obla te blotch at No 2 eon oZ 2439 Impératrice Eugèni Anna de Diesbach 
le violet ; the qnn white, with a Largo. 4 kin — out Con 8 j 1 0 Alert de Stella Beauté de 
point. This variety puts tlie o! ea 25 ey 0 1 5 0 Virginale Te M Cecllede ‘Chabrillang 
usual di Trade. No. 5 nek. Aten ela M 
éd. Tho 1 ya oo 0s. and u pwards) carriage free to a didis in | Trouillard Guinn: iseau 
Establishment, Hammersmith, London. Goods (2 ge i Halani 
Uis FAMOUS PINUS DON PEDILL. Tis nole Lei, €— Catalogue. AC —.— * ave to Vindrin elu 
} 1005 PINUS DON * — NM e | E Ass & BROWN, or to STEP EN Dno Rem requested M an 
of the long-leaved Weym 4 correspon — 
— Chron Bass & Brown, Seed cem add &c., Sudbury, Suffolk. €— “re n —— eg and * 
N, SRE DS MAN, Great Russell Ardoisé e de Lyo: f Lord E Nein 
8 ome — W. C., takes 85 opportunity of a [These two Varieties had * Madame Bruny 
new 1 to return his sincere thanks for i ve eres Gold — gle seedlings at | Ord Sai 
he has for so many years experien an 0 r 
ing | rex tis warmest gratitude to all those ladies and 4 enti 9 anane 4 Bà — E Hoyen e n 2 ut 
men who, not content with re — — . —— their —.— L'Ori de d n None i 
dividual satisfaction, — — 2 debt commen be| [These two are splendid new | Madame Jenny Vavin 
effaced. He has now the uomen qi — their —— — OE eye: Britain DIC 
rate | following selec — ot 8 i ee, Full descriptive — of the «iani Roses will be issued 
— or VEGETABLES FOR EARLY SOWING. shortly. — — 
t Peas, Is. per quart. LETTUCE, 1s, per o Rose Nurseri 
Prince Albert S Crystal White Cos and all the RTS SELECT LIST OF NOVELTIES OF 
Bikey e Lun pec Ne xd MERIT FOR 1850.—The subjoined LIST OF SEEDS 
, pod r packe l fe m tion from n [] 
E — oie Seymours "s Golden Perfection Fur Catal o 
land Catal es, 
PH The. following gent aten: r Mati aubull tablished favourites highly improved by careful cultivat 
y consider it the very best Peai "— ET eh rs | Nápolec Bosch wood, and other varieties An the undermentioned, whether saved in England or on 
bbey, dro ee US ME Parte 13 uu * Blue Seimotar 3 saved rom — e fruit | the Con — may be depended on as true to description 
E n e ond Dto Beni er desirable vars, brought to t we — ravelled the Continent during the past Aden 
eels Onto ry per oz. and seen the plants in a growing state. The numbers prefixed 
James's long . fine refer to thelr position in our one ue. 
y & Son, Mansion House Sty Fine Londo pum le — Ppa 891) CARTER'S TOM THUMB NASTURTIUM (Plate 
JY Barbican, London ; and all o. 5).—A new variety in m and habit, 3 
merchants in the United — — REGOLE, Od. per oz. Strasbourg dapted for beddi d also for growing in pots and orna- 
Sheep S rthampton New He: yer Deptford mental vases; is the same colouras Tom Thumb Geranium, 
ON And other varieties Tues in and the flowers ar ^ are qu Oe aan up above the foliage; very 
" RU: UTS. dwarf an in 
Blood Red ‘ 
und dad, 1. Best . Tworbladed, for pickling (1890) DWARF SPOTTED NASTURTIUM (Plate 
all parts of ne king the d jaye yes: 0. 5). psf offered last year for the first time, 
ed rex n Seed for Myatt's | Barly qd, Cape Myatt E Lr a colour a bright golden otan , with a chocolate blotch at the 
j Dancer's Early White H Ambro, or orip-3ooted of each petal ; habit the same as Tom Thumb, with which 
Nó following he ppell's Cream Gian g- it harmonises admirably, their colours contrasting most bril- 
Besides many similar communications the following have I True White Winter ian liantly ; both sorts are admirably adapted for bedding, as they 
— —— unsolicited :— wel " „ ar | And other varieties ISH, 1s. 64. per pi — k bloom for — or even more. 
remi tar oe CABBAGE, 6d. per oz. 55 prey Gerin end NANA (Plate No. 2).— 
* Your Onion is particular! Se ah gen fit for e fi 2 days on | As its name mme s nes is a Im^ — A — or 
s ntrodue m Texas three 
From the Rev. F. T. Scorr, ; meat Vicarage, near Dover. paag" Maton lest Dwarf modera to he: r early in 
‘The seeds — ve great satisfaction, especially the Enf Ere Potato beds pleasure o of ——— à abo Le tj and the re results dea overed t 
L - And all the best varieties. Long let, 18. do, E f, b ht 2t high, of which re 
E Mt IE TUO Te 0 elim he os Sa 
‘our Onions are the ever grew or saw.” Early M Sprach. of sorts, 1s. per qt- Nov — 
, y ovem. 
From Mr. W. RonINSoN, Gardener at Atherstone, — 10, 1858. Sword Loi S Heres of all descrip- NOLANA PARADOXA ` VIOLACEA (Piste No. 5).— 
“The seeds I have “had from you for the present year | Joh; derful ket 
to the utmost, the Onions, Carrots, and White Cos Tarloren Windas ss ao Fie Nene Mir late: bees and this new 
: " . iA Genen ^ per oz. variety is gue Pleasing > "the. are larger than 
Witowmead South Molyneis, Otago, | Dwart french. (of sorte), 1a, Fee Dutch imported those of th ; colour ros 
New ; Feb. 2, per quart ”Rnowball amd other va- EU 2 0 mater e e te No. 5) 
up my order, I must | Scarlet 3 3 new variety POE. ne un a a kinds of 
D aly T ALS ar A pes 3 es worth Pot . a delicate sky- blue, with 
Bren the Onion, so very seldom successful hero, was Cue orca jAghlent «Kidney, FENZLIA DIANTHIFLORA No. 5). — This 
— d J I 
French Horn, 6d. OZ. — Frame, 65. bush. Annual is beau! engen „ having five dark 
Det. Fraxcis T. Brows Sta Mes Pe Dute! vm rm 2 Oxf tar ia — p e * n orange- coloured eye in 
FI the seeds will do as well aa last year, ‘which ee all » » 2 
re the finest I e nglan Fine Surrey, 3d. per os. „ - Cockney, 6s. „„ centre of each flow 1] of a very dwarf and com habit, 
got raster of Chiti — p n, rien Altringham, 8d. pet ox. Walnut-leaved “Kidney, 6s. producing blossoms n pio it y tia through the sum- 
wn your Lettuce, and Reading arm the | White, for agriculture, 18. p. lb. per bushel mer months, and — — long in flower if sufficiently M. s 
grown y: - ^ > premere 3d. p. oz. Early e 45. per vu: ovem Lith leves Ut "e — ne cect ^ sr beds, and is 
pede ed $t) c selling by the r — Mercer's „Fine Pow E th 8, p. OZ. Fortyfold, 4s -a decoration. em 
Da ret: ndo ii à per oz, | Fluke and other varieties, 4s. (1262) CENOTHERA. BISTORTA VEITCHI (Plate No. 5).— 
hire Seed Establishment, s Large Asti 1s. HRS. * per bushel is beautiful CEnothera is of a brilliant yellow colour e 
"eH R Walchere: Agricultural and Flower Seeds | blood-coloured spot at the — of each petal; it is of the 
EL BIRD, FES. NUREEREMAN YSANTHEMU ai he the of e —.— nation, of very nk oe e in bloga 1 Pat! ee K rock- 
NURSERYMAN. — which a ma; wor! bloom nearly four 3 
* ton, s an dra da — at. application. a vig en me eir by Sir W. J. Hook 
Wat Se ream a ü e of October 185 
eit nd ar! „; hallo H STRIPE URD (L 
00 plants, A t — ea be found th: s v p - — — varieties, f AM 1 r qu E 3 EM — 
m — e follo 
ì rare varieties: Admirable, Aimée Ferrière, A ne, cem Budding and Pruning Knives, | SPecies of the old Bottle Gourd, particularly adap d for orna- 
ine, Louisa, Louis Bonam orfolk Mini 6d. per oz. Russia Mats, Cuba Bass, and | ental. trellis- the conservatory: the fruit when full 
Raymond, Beauté de s Dr. ‘De Maclean, Baut Green curled inno grown is about circumference, shape symme- 
Plutus, Alfred Salter, Stellaris globosa, Beauty, * Moss Seeds of all the best varieties crangs colour and the lovee half of a deep body aro of a bright 
l'Eure, &c. VIN of Currants : deep green: 
per oz. berries, and Straw- stripes m. Teapot to the base 
Flag, and other Rive at 6d. beca m , 
Jonn KERNAN has muc f the "Obey €. AILLARDIA HYBRIDA GRANDIFLORA (Plate 
satisfaction generally e offer his nd 
two of each variety, for j — g: . ren aen „5 No. 5). — This truly ins beer p 
fo: 
——— 
Accompanied by M popolar: work on the Chrysanthemum, 
Orders Am — J. H. Bin, Stoke Newington, 
rli St tni ii the niu new 
uc 
TRICOLOR BURRIDCEANUM. 
ORA VENUSTUM. 
EED GROWER, en Road, 
pleasure in 8 — special at- 
named n new Hardy 
2 dne. they 
The 
malie „ and 
cr Sr ata 
i . y colour ed of the two varieti has 
d and es been 
NE rechas Soruma price 1 8.3 or gratis 
for 
— ese Benina present month (Jan. 
+ 
T CTI — do without doubt the finest 
i 
eden eae COSMIDIUM BURRIDGI (Plate No. 6).—This we 
—— in ac b — be — > handsomest o of the the 
ibe of Coreo are large, and the 
a oe erimson cm pA. a abroad margin of gold. 
for distribution 
be found 
leading 
e culti- em 
^ 093) 1 — ~t a (Plate No. 6).—A large beau- 
Sheers the immense benefits farmers will ve from su 
E this Sugar- for Turnip — ether % winter fodder. tif — fre 4107 vm — idi Lobelia, very dwarf in habit and 
bers LUPINUS NANUS ALBUS.—The old Lupinus nanus 
T lator 0 po Balsams, Calceolaris, Stocks, its neat appearance and 
for bed. and f 
i pera as of all other now and 8 flower seeds, 838 s st ih vmi — variety, — a 
may PP: 
Anemones, Gladioli, Liliuas, Ranunculi, 
Ttalian Tuberosos, 1 Frui d F. Sa dent Beart is pate hito variety of f the ol 914 vin aria Sa oa — Poem —— 
it an orest Trees, n a ety o! e caria 
qr adm CES 0 
— California Annuals for immediate I VISCARIA DU 
sowing, S Ses 15 15 ditto, 2s. 6d. 
f choice new Flower Seeds will be published in time 
for od — 
A mixture or. — a as recommended by Dr. Lindley for r COSS Ma 
the front of shrubberies, 5s. fine Orange Double P French Marigold, Mt Dun the A 
Seakale, and Rhubarb Roots, plants of all the | French varieties, having the — tiful colour of the Orai 
bess Strawberries, Oilcake, Locust Beans, and Lentils for African; the petals are Very bro 
fattening sheep. "Jame: MES CARTER & Co., 238, High Holborn, W.C. 
NNETTI net: —A new 
of the much-admired “ — —.— eri ecd with ad a - : 
Eds its ewer is very a ; and we 
MARIGOLD, Il French Orange (Plate No. 6).— A 
