me 1859.] THE GARDENERS' 
CHRONICLE AND AGRICULTUR AL GAZETTE, 
SELECT 
CULTIVATED GRASSES For PERMANENT PASTURE, &c. 
THE PLYMOUTH SEED, AORN 3 AND MANURE COMPANY 
| MITE 
BEG TO ANNOUNCE THAT THEIR Wee OF merid SEEDS AR 
E NOW READY FOR DE JLIVERY. 
IXED GRASSES FOR PERMANENT PASTURE are selected according to the 
of Festucas, Loliums, Poas, a 
en 
LAWNS or OR n PARK s it ds 5 able to have 
riant 
a luxu 
— nance or 
andsom — 
MIXTURES — PERM xmv MEADOW and PASTURE 
MIXTURES for RENO 
—— for L. E aod 
vr large as special contracts may "e hatla 
best tables, and the various sorts are all — saved and free 
rifoliums in such quantities as will bes 
will! 
nd T 
Mei Two , bushels of — seed and 12 Ibs. of heavy seed per "d the quantity oy sent, 
NIGENNYG 
from 
t suit the soil for which the 
t for most soils. 
All the coarser kinds are therefore 
RGREE N GRASSES. 
- ope. to 343, per acre. 
$n 
iE — s p 1b. 
at t Vaden 
ILS. AXE . “GRASS. T ye oe | MISCELLANEOUS. 
Per 1b.—s. d. r lb.—s. d. T í Per Ib.—s. d. Per bushel.—s. d. Per Ib. | Per ]b.—s. d. 
el  ..10|Fisher Hobbs (caved by White Belgian .. 1 0 Improved Italian Rye .. 8 0 English Red .. 94. and 104 W Scotch Drumhead 
10 „ W. Fisher Hobbs, Esq.)'2 0 | Yellow Belgian 1 6 Fine imported di . 70 Somersetshire Cow Grass, abbage . $0 
we Morton’s Yellow Gl obe ..16 COR" 16 Common English şo 6.6| 10d.and 1s. Sephentarg Cabbage 3 0 
N Elvetham Long Red . 10 Tong Surrey * Eve C — sB, or F Devon White Dute 1s. Od. — 2 Flat pole 80 
Grant's Pine Apple : : Long.Red . 0 9 | Large Altringham .16 er . 70 oil 0 5 ohl Rabi, green & purp urple 5 0 
sic Yellow Globe . 0 9 Long Orange a Paoty's dr ae NE rn 1.0 it ole s sacpharatus + 20 
FR HIT AND UAE 
All Orders for Seeds above 17. will be delivered free of eharge to any Railway Station between 
M ar Gauge re or to Cork, Dublin, and 02 . ecce and to Guernsey and Jerse 
'earriage to any Railwa; in England and W m. Port in England, Wales, 
: 
The following AGRICULTURAL e a saved from selected stocks, can be supplied at the prices quoted d during tl 
RIAGE. 
Plymouth and — 
All O 
„Scotland, Ireland, Goog. he Jers 
CURRENTS and DESCRIPTIV E CATALOGUES sent post free on applinstion, 
ADDRESS—PLYMOUTH SEED COMPANY, PLYMOUTH. 
All Orders above 27. free to any Station 
rsey by Trade ders ere 5l. will be délivered free of 
ote e st ig PUR 
ERICAN PLANTS 
passage . — Dr. Lindie s leadin » 
ERU Gardeners o aan for Nov. 20 will oda g org ear tein —— 
purpurea, quite insignificant when 
— — N in its winter dress of enti rich 
Azaleas, A 
i tie s 
: purple berries, about the size of swan shot." It is easily culti- Hardy Heaths, ricum varo Kalmias, perdoz. . 
‘vated, and does well in a cold greénho conservatory |.25 Hardy American Plants, - of a sort by name 
ue d — — pp mere of bright meh 12 Rhododendrons, including scarlet, white, and ro: 
resembling beads, near. e m hardy searlet — — ito 2 feet, er — 
d —ꝛ— March 5. e hardy white Rhododendrons, per doz. x. 
$ fine hardy Magnolias, one ofa so: 
50 dwarf Roa on their own roots, in variety 
Stan — nd half-stnd. Roses superb sorts, ] per doz 
135. 
i Lich — bo 
UBB CALCEOL 
E begs respectfully to inform rn overs 
eful flowers that he intends amaling out his 
f himse T 
mongst them are ne Bedding var! 
CAR ABOQU ES win 1 pue ready, ca at (post free) to 
all applicants.—Keyfield Nursery, St. Albans, Herts. 
PETUNIAS, SPLENDID NEW DOUBLE SORTS OF 1859. 
— — ig — Crewkerne, 
e Somerset, begs to offer 2 — — 
acr — some like e large flow Y Gardenia 
like —.— Prevost Rose, — flaked oe striped like — 
EX 
ng Roses, fine sorts. strong plants, per doz. 
88 Azaleas, including b — new sorts, per doz 9s. 
Carnations, and altogether nc ost beautiful an: — e =i 
lection ever offered E. this o rotier country. 
Ho 
252 12 Camellias, we set, first-ra 
e 
Albion ri ae e Ne 
TH 
Meet, 
2 Que LM inn 
E of 
cations, 
former 
N. B. PETUNIA MAGNA COCCINEA, a splendid single 
o a mem ng is offered. at Bs. — a ee 
ooo 
the above and other 
about the middle of 
twostamps; 
; 1 +7, and J 
e one dozen for 6s. ; or five | ( JUERO Lm great for this arti asilo — AU * 
containing two of 2 — nuu for M. ; or fo! wer and Kitchen Gardens has in ed the Manu- as "db 25 s. — 
in 50 eris se variety, | facturers to put it iy in small to meet the convenience — 8 — P — HR - per Quart. 
ue rere variety: 50 Pompones in | of those ha small gardens. It has no ‘dis: ble 11. markable -— — private 
or 10s. ; or 100 in 50 varieties, | Price 1s. and 2s. 6d. E tin; to be had of all Seedsmen, and of growers a Rn years since, and ts own repu- 
for ll Stron; plants of the — — new — ioe Messrs. Curse HOLME, Son, & Co., 38, Mark — so much, that — 2 J have — on —— — 
. each, | every year, I have always had to deal it out wi 
LUN DENYER, 
Gracechurch Street, London, E. US T S 
| Eagle, siue GERMAN SEEDS in collection: „ from the 
—2 tal Gro pg These have — — 
can confidence be recommend 
HUM 
TANT (BrvwE) — — 
Dye scarcity of nores at sterling superior qua ty 
Iu * Subscri Truffauts New French Double Asters, Rein 
Dus invite Menton t5). eee ^im éusortment OF 19 of the finest nente 
in 1857 Astors. new Pyramidal Bouquet, double German, amn; 
i "m 12 new varieties 
side of the Island of Borneo. "The plant, | Asters, oh Double Crown, 6 varieties — Thes 
nt colours, very pretty 
as cut flowers they keep a long time in bl 
great n flowers are Asters New Chrysanthemum-flowered, “ious dwarf 
Hoya—color Pony, or Perfection, 6 ne and distinct arieties  . 
: As unculus of ‘Pompone, 6 colours.— 
» Th re very double, fine in form, dwarf of gent» 
eoru t prin dn i eria and lie on a circle o green 
oe l = leaves, — produce a — pb oret re 
the inspection of Sir W. J. Hooker. of Asters, pem e opyramidal form, 
and described i in the November pice ligh i 3 
Magazine. wed i "i 6 splendid | bright ‘colours 
It is "we figu 
Usual 
Co nvolvulus maj 
Es May, price 63s, each " = 
— rlasting: flowers, 8 — dou 
Larkspur, yd ouble, ME eta eta š 
Phlox bee h briliiant. colours, 6 
Por t col 
New ege 5 Dwarf Ten Week Stock. — The 
"| fowe of this variety aro ve — — a 
* t colours, 8 varieties, 25.; 12 
Stocks: Cheiranthus annuus —— or minia- 
ture Ten Week Stock, gro growing pit 4 farm higa, 
6 brilliant colours, ver, 
ici, | Ditto Emperor, or Perpetua à varieties, splendid 
^| These are quite new, and diferent to RES Stock, 
‘| being ett $ed of large growt! 
ears, 4s; 6 ditto 2 
Pre fib wer. 
did. co 
tes, new double dwarf French Marigold, 10.new and 
el 
beau 
. 5 double Gigantic, 12 varieties m 
igantic double varieties, ee. 
E ar colours 
were brightest colours, Tsz si 
SEEDSMAN and FLORIST, 
t — 
as beiug of 
th 
ar customers Es — be sup; 
— 
t 
Spread. on 
—— have perm 
Northam undreds of 
sinak of Messrs. . 4 Co., Fleet 
Lee Lon lon ;- Messrs, FtANAGAN & Soy, Mansion House St., 
; Messrs. NuTTING & SON, — — and all 
in the United Kingdom 
18, Sheep Street, Northampto: 
NEQUALLED NEW CUCUMBER, 
LIVINGSTONE.—This is one of the finest long h bebe 
—— 
aei oc cr 
t bearer. Price 
— 
QUEEN OF new variety, 
green, flesh, very — n appearanos, b seni à 
And excellent ge eo It obtained 
the past seaso! Gd. — Le 
NEW MELON GENERAL HAVELOC —À out for the 
handsome 
to to e ED eM wo 
skin, of a melting ost delicious and an abundant 
0| bearer. Weight — sa at gara ths: satisfac- 
tion — Rp ce o e past Seeds ls. 
per packe i "e 
2 0 3 — À from allnamed 
Early Emperor CELERY, red, the finest ever yet m 
.| 1s, per et. 
2 0 "TrUEY's Solid" 
2 ..0, 4 c qe — h ^ 
r further parti d list óf Cucumbe ar sas 
3 0 yenit asco ide iile of Jan. 29, 1855. 
4 0 vitem on i pd ve — 
2 0 E RE psp e, : 
5 0 ae S 
