THE GARDENERS’ CHRONICLE 
AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE. 
paper of Rural Economy and General News.—The Horticultural Part Edited by Professor Lindley. 
roe Fivepence. 
STAMPED EDITION, 6d. 
A Stamped News 
No. 9.—1859.] SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 26. 
3 INDEX. AUTTON'S FARM SEED LIST WITH PRICES I TE E IMPROVED ED CUSTARD M ARROW.—See 
te » e | Linn E s: oe a AND gn It ina ad days, 3 — al of = p eode a rh ay mah te — 7 
of Engin Transactíos d t ti free to Mess! TTON'S 29 and seeds for 13 
ae Warwick meetin ing of m t — a 7 — — a Ber tali m ase Es em postage ramps: o soos for 7 stamps. The ‘ine supplied. 
is gs, arsenical CLOVER SEE ass & BROWN, Seed Growers, Sudbury, Suffol 
( p NEW — SEEDS can be had of G GIANT PARA GU 8.— 
TTON rs, Reading, Berks. Fine 2 roots, 2 * per Dn or diga 150 1000. 
» VWyeu » E 
Tr uer A —— SEEDS (post Ires) 
FRESH IMPORTED GERMAN FLOWER SEEDS (post free). 
UTTON anp SONS, Reading, Berks, have 22 
received a choice importation. E GERMAN 2 ER 
Les — a List of which will be se and post 
applica tion. 
ILLIA AM YOUNG'S DESCRIPTIVE CATA- 
The usual aliowancë to the dide. 
fi 
70 Tendrils, 
a | Trade Lists 
rr Da a i S 
T 2 BAN — 
Vine OGUE or xew HARDY ORNAMENTAL PLANTS, | CUTHILUS NEW ZEA NNER BEA 
e | Waste, utilisation CONIFER, . — N FOREST TREES, UTTON AND SONS « it supp m: "rio ‘kind. ‘of 
. &c. Can be n —Milford 5 — es, Godalm NEW ZEALAND RUNNERS, hrough Mr. 
ad Vide e "CAR DEN Cuthill. at 2s. 6d. and E fea Arar 
Sam CATTLE begs res fully to announce tha NE RUNNER 
Hee TURAL SOCIETY OF LONDO du UE ofthe a Apt ind) 2 bad free by retu HARLES TUR ch — urch Smith's 
The next meeting of the Fruit Committee will be held of Post: * —— soleo the M oet approved culinary tock of this remarkable BEAN, which Professor Lindley 
ounced to be identical with the variet; bove. 
2 bee at 12, noon, on — 1 March 1. 
he best dishes 
, i has 
dus and 108. will bo 4 lod for vegetables in cultivation, ab the whole of — m" 
oo prom 
been saved under J. C.'s ow; — superintendence.— | In 2s. 6d. - packets, ue ag Se ans. The e supplied 
Nursery and Seed Est: abishment None 80 d Kent. on the usual terma- ed m — Sio agh. 
2 
1 2 di fruit, and to be accompanied 
: Ty Pe ie he po ds The A forms for 
this lel up by d other fruits that may be exhibited, 
— Tuo N, 
NEW DE ESCRIPTIVE AND JOHN KEYNESS SELECT ' CATALOGU E OF 
DAHLIAS, ROSES, CARNA — PINKS, &., con- 
— Lists of all the valuable Show Flowers in each class, is 
w ready and will be sent on — bt 
Castle Stree 8 0 Salis 2 —Feb. 26. 
IFER 
fig cnn ei “SON Jue i db stock of the 
for 8 stamps. Gratis to all previous purchasers ot Fern: 
Nursery, F „Kent, S. E. 
Eres e eee SOCIETY, 
. o He Me bade! r ee ws T PEE 
Zange Hard The next Meetings, with the Pre- EORGE BAKER begs to inform the Nobility and 
su 
Public that his DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE or 
as follows :— | AMERICAN PLANTS axp GENERAL NURSERY STOCK above mo, in fine order for ar a 
— co" eC- will be sent free on ap lica — y suited tor — — For particulara. see A 
Wind — in Gardeners’ Chronicle of November and Dece —— 
ree fruits 
m indlesham, near Bagshot, Surrey, about 
careful description 1 mile from Sunningdale Station, South Western Railway. t.—Nurseries, Cheshunt, Herts. 
L milo from Sunningdale a SCEDS. 
pd io cont only a = xo VEGETABLE, FLOWER, AND AGRICULTURAL SEEDS.| (YHEAP AND SELECT NURSERY 5 STOCK.—See 
EE Is, . r tos best late Seedling Kitchen Apple, to ene 9 PRICED CATALOGUE Advertisement in Gardeners’ Chronicl. TM 12, page 116. 
be in go of 10 and may be obtained postage 
fruit. of the w ready, 
les, Instructions for Packing, or other|free on applienion. Hosted ral and Agricultural Seed 
cre e ed application to, Mr. = . 
parcels, £c, should Peay a (IAILCEOLARIAS A few hundreds of the finest 
sip Rond, Maida Hl, London. strain of SEEDLING Py Pcie ter] in $e at 
4s. per dozen, at B. WII HAS, Clough Nursery, Mottram, near 
AL CHRY - | Manchester. 
NEW ROSE = 
A PAUL ip BON beg to in heaívaiiran o f the bc eee Banff. 
r otal the NEN ROSES | -HALF A MILLION ONE-YEAR SEEDLING Sanne 
prices. —N Cheshun (STRONG AND STOUT, 
EW ROSES.—A — collection of the „5 ie. 
dge- | Price reasonable, on ap pue 
qe from the middle to an LT dc — T —.— A 
5 — — INE COMMON LAURELS, e . and 3 feet high, 
ELLOW ROSES.—Madame s Willem, orange yel- bushy and a good colour. Also very strong transplanted 
true Evergreen Privet, 8 to 6 feet. —Prices — on applica- 
tion to WiLLIAM Woop & Son, Woodlands Nursery, Maresfield, 
low; Isabella pU I yello w. Strong plants, fit for 
near Uckfield, Sussex. 
im mediate foreing, 8s. 6d e pair. 
A. PAUL & So: 
E 6 5 Nurseries A pts EINE 551 eae g TRANSPLANTED dne tot 
HI rara fred -— above to the 
UTTON AND SONS, D GROW. Reading d quality he 
— a . stock iA — be on kinds of Potato very true 
and fre m disease. , &c., will be sent post free on 
ias | appli De 
abet: OR gates « OXFORD tthe ab ATOE. 
— e , a quantity of the — ai 51. per ton 
VS. eet Sous 2 e 4^ or r mall quantities —A —Apply r.R. . 
| Becretary—Mr, . — "e or of Mr. C. E. ALLEN, at | ae Park, Wimbledon eee 
Shs above Tave 3 cn HE EARLIEST ASH-LEAVED KIDNEY POTA- 
TOES.— he true pei d short-top Lancashi: 
AND SUSSEX FLORICULTURA AL surpass ia "forcing and ear y border, price 2 uer eis. 
Et are x iiaa apply to JAs. TYNAN, Seedsman, 85 Grea! verpool. 
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, 23; IOSCOREA BATATAS. — — —— = 12 inches 
Show, WEDNESDA Fg 5s. > on} dozen ; MÀ 5 Os. per dozen. 
N, Seed G „ Sudbury, Suffolk. 
.. Bass & Brown, Seed Growers, &c., Sudbury, Suffolk. — Samples and price o; 
DIOSCOREAS—FINE LARGE ROOTS CHEAP. Nurseries, 
UTTON anp SONS, Reading, can supply DIO- OUBLE SP TUBEROSES 
eae BATATAS, 9 inches long, at 5s. per dozen, or Anie ¢ ARSE AND CO. have just "received a 
40s. pe This eee of all that has n sai Strong Flowering 22 of the above 
in its vie rons sng ra Ut! in almost any soil and which VT Gan at 4s. per doze: 
ENTER, Secretary. 
Esq., Chairman of Committee. sit 
ion. 
yal Berkshire Seed Establishment, Reading. 
ATUS 
ITICULTURAL S OCIETY OF EDINBURGH. 
9 75 rage ag and other pri G 
U. n to the United 
ES iall, George ‘Street on K F and 
next, when a nm e with itary Musie will 
place from 1 till 4 o'Clock P. Ins Prese 
"rize Lists 2 A ia - — ei of Sood and Fr and Winter 
Hons, — at the —— and Fruit LM 
s äburgh, F eb. 2 T M. STAR oo 
.. . HORT! CULTURAL VALUATIONS. 
can also supply Common Sainfoin both of 
ench m at market = 
ju RADE.—LONG R D WURZEL, 28s. 
O THE T 
r owt. ; b epic d oM a AND ORANGE GLOBE, a ewt. 
N & Sons, 1 Berks Seed Establishment, Reading. 
A 
, The above seed is 
FRED CHANDLER (of the late firm of plant can be supplied by Nurria and Sos in any quantity. in the country. Terms d. 
& Sons, Vauxhall, c io inform his Friends MI oem MVP Naxriscp Boeta a Mate MEN 
undertake — we of C ec Holes SACCHARATUS, or North Cope Sag possi RYE-G 
3 SA! ARATUS, or North China Sugar- A ITALIAN RYE 
ensor at " Horticu Cane.—Pamphlet, ‘A Visit and a rw ;' the pes SEED, be diep most de dst orum H 20 5 ti 
nd. ti above. Post v Seedsman ; 
L 7 
è 6d. Prices of Seed on application. Peat mt 6d. Four 
aang CELE WE a TE Red 8 ben MR AME, de. Der. 8 e by post on onan of 10s, 
best (for years) in Covent Garden ASPARAGUS plants, 16s, 
per 1 1000. 
= RI ar Mite Brocco — Mm . $ Roe Per W. CLARKE, Whittlesea, Cambridgeshire. 
Cos Latinos 1 is; — early auliflower, ors GOLDEN MELON B N. — 
T, ls. The above post free, with Selected Samples for Seed of this most valuable variety, 
Cauliflow: 
Vegetable and Flower — > Catalogue of. which | superior bo 
perior both for produce and malting quality, may be had of 
A St application. Dur v & Co., Seedsmen, | RavwEiRD & Harvey, of Basingstoke; and 89, Seed Market 
treet, Strand, W.C. Mark Lane, E.C. 
