YSANTHE EMUMS—CHRYSANTHEMUMS. 
hue 8 NURSERY, LIVERPOOL. 
TEE SEEDSMEN TO THE ENTLEMEN PLANTING New PLEASURE M. "BIRD, F.H.S., NvgsERYMAN, Stoke New ewing- 
00, Ta - lo — on IMPROVING PARKS c Durves, AND TO e ton, th rer and most successful exhibitor of 
I ^RoYAL AGRICULTUBAL — ‘or EE for their COMPANIES PLANTING PUBLI PARKS f TR the Chrysanthemum in the British Empire, to call the 
AL they are now prepared to 5 SKIRVING begs to offe r "bis. — of TREES attention of the lovers of the above beautiful autumn flower to 
nerds or KITCHEN GARDEN SEEDS e and SHRUBS, of various sizes, adapted either for | his matchless collection, thestock of which amounts to upwards 
or small Gardens, containing a proper selection | immediate effect, or for extensive new Plantations, where | of 50,000 plan Amongst them will found the following 
for eitber large OF most proved vari varieties. smaller sizes and less expensive 3 required. new and — [enia mnes Aimée Ferrière, Au 
of all tbe Oss or FLOWER SEEDS, containing all the new and | "T, addition to his general Stock o f the eading kinds of| Constantine, Lou Bonamy, me Leo, Norfolk 
PACKETS oF choice Tinda: Trees and Shrubs, which is allowed to be the most extensive | Hero, Progne, — “Beauté de Nord, Dr. Maclean, — 
GERMAN IMPORTED FLOWER SEEDS, in in Ta ian nd, - has this season to offer, at reduced prices, | of England, Plutus, Alfred Salter, Stellaris globosa, Beauty, 
De. the original imported Packets sev well-grown CEDRUS DEODARA, varying | Themis, Du; de lure, &c 
PTIVE PRICED CATALOGUES fi forwarded free o | from 2 to 10 pede height. ra H. B. can supply strong plants, one dozen for 6s. ; or five 
DESCRI T. G. & Co.'s PRICED LIST or AGRICULTU RAL Also, a very large stock of ARAUCARIA IMBRICATA, from | dozen in 30 - ule. containing two of each variety, for IL; or 
agentes SE SEEDS . in February. 1 to 10 ee and of all the best varieties of Hardy Pines, | he can supply 100 plants in 50 varieties, tw each “wake 
a THOMAS GIBBS anv CO., Cedars, Set rene ou ord Hla € rish or Holly | for 1“. 10s. Also FONTO VES in 1 vari ety; 20 Po bmn poms 
ly, London, W. (Green and Vari 13 = rons, 25 varieties, two of each variety, for 10s. ; or in 50 varieties, 
Corner waar oon STREET, Pei. Game. | $ NELUINGIONTA GIGANTEA, a fine stock, al m Seed. | two of each variety fc Strong plants of the beautiful new 
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ng t — Pez Quicks — "hedge plantings a and | Pompone the Golden Cedo Nulli, 5s. each, will be y in 
Man ith t usual to the T: E 
PERGULA 2 ILIFE R 
A perfect e for Grass Lawns, &c., in Villa ord, v without Mowing. 
See notice of the above Binsin 145 of this 
Seed sent free in 6d., 2s. 6d., 5s., and 304 Packets, 
A List of 60 ORNAMENTAL Grasses, a few of which are adapted for margins to Beds, Borders, &c. 
A Descriptive de List of that most splendid tribe of Hardy Bulbs, Gladiolus Gandavensis. 
w Vegetable CHAROPHYLLUM BULBOSUM, and now well-known DIOSCOREA BATATAS 
(the Chins 8 or Yon). Seed of the former and sets of the latter per dozen or 100; large tubers for 
tasting of per Ib 
A List of 100 Select ORNAMENTAL GOURDS and Mannows. 
| Stro 
ARLES LEE beg to offer an im-| t ock of F - of| March with the usual allowar rade very order 
* gae OHN — — * — well-ripened VI IN ES rrom EYES, of | jl ages sag mes au very m Ee will be accompanied by a popular work on the — 
2 fllowing kinds :— 1 a large collection of E] 2 most approved  Post.ofüce Orders payable to J. H. Bo, Stoke Newington 
t Hátif de Jura kin CATA 8 pene 1l be immediately attended 
Barbarossa a i TU. Seep CORN FROM utut scree e: : 
er ir * — Y E Hastings BSSRS, "RAYNBIRD 1 HARVEY be g to offer JR Nt Ll. one of i 7 — long hybrid 
Black Cl APR Marc — arsle — Sd to Agriculturists requiring change of SEED. CNN Genen foe "exhibition purposes that has ever yet Bed 
Black Prince uscat, A Red Nursery and April WHEAT, the best sorts for Spring offered to the publie ; it is a splendid Il length 29 to 
Blanche Vigne „ e — eim g: Pe, heut, Goes Diop, Ee Nottaghám, 26 inches, a very free setter, and an abundant Price. 
Calabrian Raisin » Cannon Hall : 8 d other 28. 6d. per packet. 
Charlsworth Tokay Ha E American, “BARLEY s Golden Melon, Banham’s Sprat, and o UEEN oF THE WEST X 8 E zx 
s RLEY. 
Chasselas Frocklaboula; » Noir Hátif — <a n-flesh, very handsome per utifally set 
M A é d » of Alexandria to, Hopeto "em E excellent ^w jq avour. It prs enge — first priz 
usq 2 7 ot rr Fine CLUSTER "BEANS, weighing —— per bushel. ejes Seeds 2s, 64. per que cad 
es and Prices 
. Pitmaston Il Address Basingstoke a and 89, Soot Market, Mark Lane, | NEW NER LON Gi GENERAL HANV VELOCK, sent out for the 
Hamburgh, black Syria SOHN CATTELL respecttully invites the alte ce, and beautifully NE: 3 substance, thin 
» Dutch oo Black Jo HN CATTELL een [ARDY PERENNIALS skin, ofa melting most delicious — and au tet mini 
Iden ntham parties requiring very showy HARDY VIA beare “Wei ht 1 4 lbs.; it gave the en 
» Pope's S Made 8 re Uh fo slowing — f which J. C. has tion E all — hasers during the — Seeds ls. 
to est's e la tock in vi strong acket. 
wer . dni vot — P.doz. P. 100 Ex * fine mixed DÀ SEED, saved from all named 
cane OF CHINA (DIOSCOREA BATATAS). e. d. & d. | Varieties, 1s. per pac eas 
M. — ond am sg = , Paris, first | Delphinium Barlowi at 6 0 40 0 dg xn CELERY, red, the finest ever yet sent out, 
Growers e from Chin tritious root | Do, Hendersonia (this is by far the ety 
Shih las been ful fully 3 in this country by all those for Moti beds; the —— are more flexible — any PE BE vu 2 odo" gl — ket. 
who have been able to partake of it in its state of per-| other, and it throws out side branches all ap DELPH Bon love Beek, ek pac 
have decided upon exportin; tity of it to Eng- the stems, whereas formosum and others only DIGITALIS, or Fox-glove per pac ; 
land at such prices that the English publie, ll as flower at the and it er produce double For further particulars, and list, of Leder and Melons, 
amateurs, may be enabled to appreciate its utility and putan | the quantity of leo: oom during the season) 8 0|50 0 see Advertisement in Gardeners’ Chronicle of Jan. 29, 1859. 
end the comments that have been made by ce iot Delphinium magnificum (ene). š 8 0|50 0| A remittance must HM 
sons le o its meri The result of the first a aaa ore pleno .} 8 0] 50 0| postage stamps, when the w ole or any part, as the case may 
crop on a large most satisfactory (about 30,000 MM maximum a^ “ff 4 50 0] be, will be p aede arcta sent. RENE. 
60,000 lbs.); this alimentary tubercle may be trea! E Epwarp TiLxv, Nurseryman, Seedsman, and Florist, 14 
ER asks n 590 as the Potato, "T ue * aian * Lychnis, Doub & Searlet š a Zr 9 40 0| Abbey Church Yard, Bat E : ^ 
should be om nted more thic n e | (Enothera mac a. 
n on the gathering in of the crop. Aquilegia Whitman, fine blue, white centre 6 0 OICE SARDINIAN FLOWER 
Messrs, Partetr & Son feel confident that after a fair trial | Wahlenbergia grandiflora, -— — the BSSRS. HOOPER anp CO, det that the 
this new Chinese v. ble will be found an agreeable and | finest of all Campanulas 7 6|50 0 page 99 of the Gardeners’ Chronicle has evidently 
useful acquisition to the table, and sum a ho X fully ap de p a Na En eee ne ce Ses Sa ae i ; Z 9 m iior 7 — meaning of ae adve rtisors pith a regard to the 
ciated in England, and increase the num NET juble Yellow R ee ee e — — of an agency | — the above, and fearing that others 
we already possess. Lily of the Valley ufo eil Mig. REN 5 0| of their extensive connec ‘ht also be misled, beg to state 
Prices: The 100 lbs. weight, 21. Persons des of obtain- | Phloxes, extra — varieties 6s., 98., 128., to 18 0 that they have this seas yr Or SEVERAL YEARS past, par 
ing Choice Roots can gen them forwarded in — vof 50 or 100 40s. toj .. 100 0i their usual 3 7 Li PICOTE ES, CARN ATIONS, 
the price of A. 58. or 41. 10s. Those wishing to make a plan- And a very large stock of other hardy Pere and other choice and rare Flo pened in Sardinia, fr 
more or less — can have portions of the Roots aa Doy Plants equally cheap. game unrivalled calle -— 
fit for planting at the following prices:—One year’s growth, | Also very strong Standard and ee Roses, ko. theratore hasten t absaro- Unde Aids due au 
per 10, 12s, ; ditto per 1000, 5l. For young bulbs two years’ which ae n as follow E 185 tolo4 0 is no RoLE AGENCY for the bene Leeds collected and saved by. 
per Quart, 3s. 6d. ; ditto per Gallon, 12s. 6d. Standards, extra fine Ep ON 3 e" 2o the justly celebra ted ‘Sardinian Correspondent ” in question. 
Al orders sent free of carriage to London with case and |... "T is. 125, tois O Seeds of the above-named CARNATIONS and PICOTEES. 
rem mund I encHelbg A CX cd s us r 408. 100 0 bn h show p doe wers and perpetuals, white and yellow grounds, 
ler, addressed post free to Mo * jout n COLLECTIONS oF 12 Varieties. (For detailed list see our- 
of 9 Universal Office, 35, Pew gan cd * of remittance or reference aah unknown correspondents — — page 4.) Ditto in mixture each per packet, 1s. 6d. 
London, will be immediately attended Nursery and an pof Maama — and 2s. 6d. The variety of their colours, with their constancy 
and doubleness, render these suc bi lled, 7 
A GENERAL COLLECTION, consisting of the most beauti- 
ful and useful kind of Shru bs, , Perennials, Annuals, and 
M s Climbers of every description, well assorted, for Greenhouse 
or Conservatory, in all 50 — for 20s. This collection 
D, POST FREE, ege — the novelties of merit, and — — Fia ended 
ith con: wer sent y Pos! 
N E W SEED CATALOGUE FOR 1 1859, Hoopen, & Coa, Comprehensive and, Descriptive Priced 
AL. n 9 Soderi 8 world postre. SEEDS for 1859 
TN will be introduced, or noticed, with full descriptions of manage- prie Warehouse , Covent Garden Market,. 
$ men T: eue and — and only those that are known to be valua ble are recomm — for culti- London, W C. 
vation. Much useful information on the cropping “of Gardens, Sowing, &c., is also given for the guidance o “JACK OF NEWBURY” SWEDE, ETC. 
cultiva oa — followin rips FLOWERS and other SEEDS are sey oe by E. 2 HENDERSON & Son for the | piii LAWSON AND SON, THR 
ig + 
first season ; full descriptions of which, with treatment, 75 qim in the ogue QuxEN's SEEDSMEN, &c., 27, Great George 
THE Rosy 98 GIANT MUPEROR ASTER, 1s. 6d. LANTHUS DAMPIER bs, 64.; Ba, Sind 100. per packet, Sante Westminster n jeep eel 
ALLIA PEDATA, var. see Catalogue for the descrip- AWTON BLACKBERRY (new American Fruit), 28. Gd. m Maus h 
tion, 2s. Gd. ei 
n roo! 5 
L. & Son havi selected a ae te Stock of | 
MANGE WURZEL. SEED, wh ch they confidently 
4 nd. Their natural GRASS SEEDS reci been also. 
with very great care, and they are ready to 
— or in mixture, for laying down Perman mt cen ; 
Lawns, &e. 
N FUCHSIAS England ve Wales ftom thee London Estan * er al 2 
The following FUCHSI AS are the Seedling prod of Edward Banks, 1 1 revious varieties have given qua — exceeding 2 ue. N 
much satisfaction, and are m offered by E. e HENDERSON ax D SON as ig “of 5 uality and excellence in the 
8q y ee SOF PR posi of ‘the s above and all other Seeds, Plante, 
T" Vit of Greenho decoration and public — LE OPHETE, an improvement upon Fuci € may be had on applica 
NDER UL, is an im; rant and desirable acquisition, whilst LA CRINOLINE, CROWN JEWEL, and LITT E. DORR 27, Grea e T t, Westm : 
are each distinguished by features in outline, or colour, iro yu render them valua! Zy Lr . ecd effec E e ornaments in e Great George Street, Westminster, 
A and Flower Garden for the ensuing season. ts will be sent out ear! AGRICULTURAL, FLOWER AND KITCHEN GARDEN 
— GIC FLUTE.. sepals, very elegantly Mast, CROWN J ed diens 2 — N. corolla ꝓet SEEDS. UNE 
LEO ading to view a very finely formed corolla. offered, finely contrasted with rich crimson sepals, and com- A CO. invite attention 
" LINE A remarkably 1e ovens Wu pce gems bined with a good habit of growth. "tablishment for the sale of all kinds 
short, but beautiful in there aaf crimson sepals, which are .LA oe gg om lue corolla of wonderful ex; AGRICULTURAL, FLOWER. axb LIC 
Se ith Za violet Musei, EY COP- | don, with crimson sepals. Bes and eftouve. "| SEEDS, their, long connection with the trado, and the 
agen PHETE.—Afer the style in bloom of Fuchsia| ISA CRAIG. peus large-flowered variety, with long crim- | that all articles supplied b will be of the 
perior in all respects, h: ving large, well- | son sepals and m formed corolla; of ct habit and | quality. AI — by them before 
. — flowers of noble — and good | ornamental outlin: their stock bein and pu from 
es A omes r of form, substance, and colour, press ment purchasers. 
with a f bloom. Large, beautiful, and | ,, STRADELLA. — sepals, and finely recurved violet- | the trade, offers great ae EEDS is 
tinted black corolla, occasionally striped ; unique and beau- ir Stock of 8 8 chen 
Ave orang mi —AÀ neat, — dense habit, with blue tiful. bes Ares $e 
and crimson sepals, most abundant — FLOWER OF FRANCE.— White sepals, with a rich violet- 88 kinds for Lawns or per 
Sd e lide piant for Ea prier effective either for tin ted blue corollas a good bloomer, with a free habit, and "otk SEEDS of all 2d Lo tow 
decoration, or the F. Garden. triking flowe rrant them in 2 
* Wellington Nursery, St, John's Wood, London, 
uality is., 
Catalogues on application 3 ^ 
— ure; - the high testimonials 
sra 
Nurseries, Bristol.—Feb. 28. 
