AL GAZETTE. 
TLER Ax» McCULLOCH'S 4; 
188 THE GARDENERS’ CHRO CHRONICLE AND AGRICULTUR 
EORGE SMITH MITH can supply fine Bushy Plants of SEEDS.: ee 
the following NE W GERANIUMS of 1857, at 30s. per doz. C H o1 l Cc E (1468) TACSO A IGNEA. — 
G. 8.’s Stock ow. feno cy, and Spotted varieties is now mens magnificent Passion fom is 
seal 
This 
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in splendid reno A ^w of the finest Collections in the BU T LER & Mc C U LI, 0 C H, inthis resp T per E 
immediate vicinity of 2 
SHO Y cele RE Aurelia, Bellona, Candidate, Etna, | . NG CATA- us 
Hebe, rice, Teclfer Minnie, Queen of Scarlets, Rose While drawing attention to their general SPRIN ms | incredibly short time. It succeeds in a large ge 
C e Et of the Flock, Ro — Richard Benyon, Spright- | LOGUE of SEEDS, which has elicited such high encomiu even against a south wall with a ticae dan green 
lin mes Outram, Maz and Vestal. both from the scientific botanist and amateur cultivator, (new and ; Protection 
G. ri ves Mme prem kinds fr fom 9s. to 18s. per dozen. For | avail themselves of the esq opportunity to select 1469) TACSONIA MOLLIsgr 
descriptions see Catalo; ogue j published, and forwarded in | its pages the following list S os sy pink 3 remarkable for th Ma 
M rn nge for one postage 8 6) ABUTIL LON MARMORATUM. andsome pink eir long gi. 
ington Nursery, mm Road, Islington, London, N. charming plant, flowering all the year, and especially Be E SE EOL LUM FLAMMULUM M GRAND) 
N K EVE'S NEW OUBLE PETUNIAS.— win ees 3 large, pure, white flowe ecc i kae 3 streaked wath cr 
universal satisfaction given by the PETUNIAS sent = ry ipa hi. th bright „ foliage silvery hair e 1477) TROPJEOLUM GRA 
out last spring, raised by Mr. Grieve, Gardener at Culford the genu: Sulphur, spotted wii ade carmine 
Hall, near Bury St. Edmund's, induces the advertisers to offer $7) A ACACIA LONGIFOLIA (magnifica). Wit o 
toth E lic those raised b; persevering el oered _ One of the most I A — Mea 
considered superior to any yet offere ras orgeous clusters of bri ellow 
n the the flowers, 2 m ‘rilianey of colou siio ; very hardy, * beautiful. Of these e no lever and | (1488) TROPJEOLUM 
— rof] o ay: nd regularity m—all being eh ' double, highly ornamentai plants our collection embra ew aso 
The follo 3 thenames adopted, "which pr eie vely | than 47 v all of the most decorative character Foliage 
taken as an approximate description of thei n ) CA prs PEDATA. | "nt, and | Serpent (new and rare) > singular fruit re 
CRUENTUM, Large p wers, andy ade vini Me V eges with white a most beautiful plan CARNATIONS and PICOTEES saved 
for pot culture. game Co lection of English varieties grown on ti 
PURPURASCENS. (243) CANNA INDICA SUPERBA. 
ATROCOC oye Medium-size flowers and neat habit; A magnificent plant flowering all the winter; leaves large, whi 
TUSK DEA MET M RIATUM, probably useful for bedding fine green. Of this picturesque & ost ornamental genus Sar 
D 
expected to produce wf 
and m ts 
we 2 a magnificent collection, Ag of 28 A all 
Procter t the above, 5s. each; or 21s. the set of six, " be f flowers and f 
bent ct the fret weck in April by Osnonw & Sons, Fulham | remarkable both E y PLA deeem d 
Nursery, London, 8 A he trade. The most si: pii picturesque tro of the Australian Flora, | and 
} "B The sual allow: tot od Bolveen 
diio: JR. The wal allowance to Se TORE L anai wi 5 janean ikea e strea! e 
THE BEST MELON IN CULTIVATION FOR TABLE, | the joints, and without lea Mrd iin a conservatory 
MARKET, OR EXHIBITION. — aola mut) 
ILD’S ORION, the winner of “gw — — (304) CELOSIA. (species nova). "mi A. 
at tw 8 N and nt Stree A most elegant plant, roducing o multitude of long spike EM Ge 
' Handsome, a . to 61bs. ight, thin iin, thick flesh | of feathe blossoms 5 Mrs haded with bright rose, . 1 5 well To e 3 re the abovety 
(green), luscious as a — "Peach, fragrant npg — as | retaining its colour perfectly de dried, and therefore admir- KD. termis, oy land or w uantity upa: 
‘a Pine Apple, prolific bearer; six good seeds out of the Prize | ably adapted for winter bouquets; one of the greatest novelties N. yan 
fruit by post on receipt of 12 penny stamps. of the season, flowering out of doors or in pots fro m du ly ROBERT NEAL, Nurserym miri 
9 2 Unrivalled Primulas, upwards of 100 Testimonials to Oc SP We ll SD attention. - A dried specimen be -yLOUR, Warranted Unad ane 5 irt) 
e seen. of London CS rene dee 14 Ibs. Whi 
1 J P Comman Eeg, Wolverhampton ing T havo a| (434) CYCLAMEN AFRICANUM MACROPHYLLUM. | | per bushel (561bs.) oo — 
From the packet of seed I had of you last spring Fine foliage; flowers large, blush, marked white and rose. onds, oe sin Mess 
splendid plant, the colour beautiful —.— MS "fall Very rare. Bulbs of this may beh aim the sum mee aud. d s ie tek 
— —.— 2 — (451) DATURA HUMILIS FLORE PL ENO : zoor, Bullfo Ton near witha h i 
agnificent Brugmansia-like ucing à pro usion | City Road, E. O. Directions nt ep 
.—THOMAS to all parts of tho S —.—. Ip a. bed deep p golden yd 10 wers; ver hina. do — E sweet- dash. Bags le len hus Né num 
2 R One of the greatest nove! elties of the seas upwards, free to railw: 
(665) HIBISCUS ROSEUS SUPERB. TO PIG AND du, FEED AND 
Flowers large, produced i t abundance. 
in 
QUEEN Gd. WEST MELON, b ri A it 
a superb new variety, re j d 
Rood flesh, very handsome in sppeitutos, o €— posl having a rich brown centre ; handsome foliage 
and excellent in flav erm i S UM AN (976) PENTAPETES PH(ENICEA. 
Bright scarlet; leaves long and serrated, a very handsome 
tm ed. per ton o: € 
only by W. & R. JUPP, 6, 
rPVANNED GARDEN N for 
Fruit Trees from aha be er birds, &c., and ari: 
r packe 2 
. EX VELOCK, sent out for the | plant. 
for fowls, &c. One 3d., 3 ib: 
frs $i n-flesh, very handsome (1001) PHYGELIUS CAPENSIS. 
shape, and beautifull: TY. RM di. thick substance, thin | Large red tubular flowers, inside golden yellow, a handsome guo E per yard, grb dant hy 
à SN I Waist homs ar uad 3 Say vour, and an — — plant (seeds rare). fad 
e the A nece satisfac- (1073) RICINUS ALBIDUS. - NET 
Hn is all pum St iio Seeds 1s.| (New), white fruited, stems Lot poe say n handsome. ns S 8 Es Ee 
074 — A EU s from 
is fine mixed HOLLYHOCK SEED, saved from all named | (New), splendid red fruit, large bunches, very ornamental, circula on of EA and admission x EP 80 
i varieties, 1s . per packet. producing a grand eff 5 inches wide, be arte 
i ly Emperor CELERY, red, the finest ever yet sent out, | a mere VIA HYBRIDA. 8 , yard wide e, 21d. do. do.— 
15. packet. Scarlet, pum flowering (new). 
tievs Solid White Celery, 6d. per packet. (1095) S — A SPLENDENS Nova 
DIGITALIS, or 3 UM, 6d. per packet. t( 
ITALIS, or Fox-glo r packet. a 
5 137) SIPHOCA CAMDTLUS BETULEFOLIUS, 
fee A etre ed pere 272 — z list of Mx epe v cad i — 3 plant, with scarlet tubular flowers; suitable for 
A ittance t de: h 
* Lremitimce must tber eR cules NE, pgs A in pe SOLANUM MELANGERA GRANDISSIMUM. " 
» will be immediately sent. (New), striped fruit, weighing from 1 to 4Ibs. Princess Street, Man: - 
A D 88 75 Sets and FLORIST, d — 9) SOLANUM Lu ae e A 4 NERO still 5 
urch iniature Orange tree, covered all winter with a profusion J 
I RAG DE of — fruit; a handsome plant for greenhouse or sitting RO 2 FLORAL ‘SHAD dee ney 0 "m 
Hup: 0 Tunbridge | en or a éintier 
—— otom t the, following fine strong Blue ; large SAP A int kl 5 best f Keul 
SPANISH CHESN PLANTS, A foot to 6 feet in height, 405. ture e (scd Fre Mas: Min 
eem s. per 
ints J 
- Too; poer MERC par : BO, STATICE PURBERULA. 
as neat abit 
+ y 
RAD 5 inches quio N BONDUELLI. men 
; MANETTI STOCKS, 50s. per 1000; 03 golden yellow; flowers early and profusely, in large 
1000; IRISH YEWS, 2 feet to 3 feet, 
fine collection, 25s: = : (1276) VERONICA ANDERSON 
00; LARCH FIR, Purple and white, all but hardy ; a ake shrub. His G. the Duk vi 
XSHEPHERDL, onan Soar (1282) VERONICA MELDENSIS. Gardens, Professor Lindley for the 
ENDRON MAXIMUM, “ino bushy —— 8 . I.e 
. per 100. Orders wees A errare (1294) VIRGILIA CAPENRIS. late Mrs. Lawren Park, 
Eih — e be moie A greenhouse shrub, with drooping racemes of purple and | Dartford 
| white flowers. PROTECTION rnox COLD Lo va 2 
HORTICULTURAL VALUATIO (1331) BIGNONIA GRANDIFLO 
RA. 
R. ALFRED Ug x ARS (of the Tate firm of v Orange and scarlet; flowers large, and in magnificent 
une 
(1335) BIGNONIA RADICANS MULTIFLORA. 
Finerand brighter — eee flowers in large panicles 
producing a splendid eff 
capacity he kas had long and peg 1354) 8 PEREN be 
Priory Road, Wandsworth Road, 8. Very -iiih -foliaged plant, whic —— great 
sive experience. —28. Priory Road, Wandsworth Road, 8. h 
ANTED, the m r — the are rapidity. ms tne i 
Gardeners wi wh (1360) CUCURBITA MELOPEPO CHAPEAU D'EVE 
Market po Vegetables Orange ; of m class of climbers we have a — collec prta 
aa — (1370) Bird like fruit (new), PEDATA 
pimureotis (1375) GLYCINE SINENSIS, or WISTA 
— Sprouts s Seakale, &c. ewe of the most valuable c climbing trees for em (seeds O GARD! 
rare 
l to — — the 
(1380) IPOMŒA HTBRIDA MA casare to d., the Selebrai 
dress Bo: 'erpool. 
Pos SPA HYDROPATHIC INSTITUTION 
AND HOTEL C! MNAKX limited), Upper Norwood. id 
CONTRACT FOR ratte qu G PLEASURE „Gentlemen, —I have 
— 5 two years, and potat 
and This and ieti eracea bear 
3 eto er . eet * the flora — the o — favourite ium — —— unt be h it 
TTT 
e 
company, 5 situate at Beulah | tages hich wit Ander them. the grandest ornaments for th the 
m onservatory, or Tir tees decoration. * as eas 
(1431) MAURANDYA CRIMSON TINTED PURPLE GRAN. | Persons 
t ak X. that joa ham defies by ths use use, of 
Exquisitely beautiful (new). colds and rheumatism by 
(1458) MAURANDYA MAROON GRANDIFLORA. er e I 
ew 
r Tubing. Boles Goloshes, Sheet rump d 
LA ASPARAGOIDES, Bosses, Union Joints, Flasks, Bottles. 
Green and white, an d plant, flowering in winter, and | Toilet 2 Sponge [^en 
scented like Orange blosso: 
d PASSIFLORA RACEMOSA PRINCEPS, 
n at any time betw th and 4. 
tors do not bind themselves id — pE the lowest or - Pal 
Persons tendering are 
the Institution as above at the time Y bebat: 
Taltotype Trays, de. n 
n aiten —4 E racemes, from 14 to 18 inches in 82 Gu ita —— 
dert Sak peii g and beautiful appearance ty Road, London. 
