Mancu 19, 1859. | THE GARDENERS 
= RSERIES, HENDON, N.W. Is SPLENDID ` NEW SEEDLING € CAMELLIA “COUNTESS 
97 1815 1859. en — selection of the newest OF DERBY." 
ED ities of PEAS, BEANS, POTATOES, and all 
pan. The Dest See ds for ‘the Flower r Garden. A 
25 D SR 
E: HAMP TON 
SUBSCR tüsERS = ri Mies ^ te] Roya) 
tchen Gardens, ah are enabled x offer 
c s the famous and truly pe t HAMPTON OURT 
3 MBURGH G 
N, N.W. = SA 
SN PARK ERIES, HENDG wes Strong well- ripened plants i in 9-inch pots, 42s, and 6 z 
HECRIPTIV NCATA LOGUE OF NEW Á AS. VEITCH, Ju un., 1 T ich pleasure in callin ng fruiting plantsin inch pots, 10s. y- dri 
DAHLIAS, HOLLYHOCKS, PELARGONIUMS, BAD the attention aU Aided rere of hes popular flower to the 17 purchased : in Mie. numbers a consi tee na reduction ^ 4 
AND BORDER PLANTS, and the leading New |above new and magnificen t SEEDLING, a fine specimen of | be made in mee oa & Soy, Nurseries, Kings 
DING sof the season 1859. Forwarded on application. ii i d now in flower at his nursery 
Flowers el v SHENTON, eeling that the most satisfactory way of bringing a new AS 5 
F UNRIVALLE D IM ULAS plant ne publi notice is to afford all persons an Mor 
X7 1LD'S vA stimonials r rodiy nity of inspecting and pe rsonally judging of its = LJ. Vay Canes this distinct and excell 
W! Upwards xd 0 baston, near Ps ingham. Jun., will be happy to show it to all who ma; y fav r him with 1s a long- 3 species a is reri the * nen I Led 
Mr. Wat. LIDDON, Gar 12 1 vi 22111 Ain 5 say pr dp NES E, sit. — Royal Exotic Nurseries, Chelsea, Mor uis ing in fine condition 6 t onths —.— ripening. 
vien Primula Seed you s — 3 inc is ameter, and quite York Nurse ries.— March 19. 
many 9i 
Donidouble." f the world on receipt of 2s. 6d. stamps. [ , 
t free to all pni 0 p p . G HN WATERER S. CAT TALOGUE "OF UNRI- 
Post iee Tuomas WiLD, The Primulary, Ipswich. SIE ant VALLED HARDY SCARLET AND OTHER CHOICE 
UBLE “ITALIAN TUBEROSE ROOTS, 4s. per ROYA OUTH HANTS SEED ESTABLISHMENT. ae i donb as Exhibited by him at the —— Botanie 
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en.—The comme impor! of the a ove named | UNDER kien 5 or H. R. H. THE Prince Consort, THE Deens, 2 egent’s Park, London, is published, and will be for 
O =) GRI * 
HOUSE pen > SON c "d ssi 2 cg 
joze: warded on application. 
lected‘ Bulbs may be obtained, without dis CERES 3 LE; s List is ended as ork o! Pesce ra. as it 
nd xa selec S For E Wa d LEADING "Aamo? )OGOOD 5 supply GARDEN contains hs anc 8 of all "diee — varieties. 
api i ti for “trea atment meer "also, just ay The A sS 
B. P. ted m d regula oan Pdf e: nin j Em F ARM SEEDS, carriage free; SEED POTATOES, | dale Rates Bone wen ry, Hae 5955 — near the s 
un 12 ined b h ir re con 
The 
SUPERS DOUBLE SS neing es E superior quality, and their prices compete HARDY SCARL ONS 
AND EMITE are now s mU ‘pat weed of Chel with any house in a kingdom. WHOLESALE and RETAIL AMERICAN PLANTS GENERALLY. 
F. superb B ALSA Ms, which are unriv 2 e zn. form, PRICE rosy LO Meet eg E ATERER anD GODFREY'S PRICED and 
a e Venus doubleness sn 1 3 3g plan gen Opa Superphosphate, &c. DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE f the above beautiful 
tions ed nine mc colow e "be s. | Seeds Packed. for m to all E Tarts of the world, tribe of plants, as exhibited by them in London and Man- 
” ipei cya ^ 37 and 38, = coset A cq the Railway Terminus); | Chester, may now be had on a pplication inclosing one stamp 
" half quantity and 58, Above Bar — for Leger The Catalogue o furnishes the heights and 
The a above are genuine only in our sealed packets, Ed may 2 price Eve 3 
be had of most fete Nurserymen and Seedmen in the CALL ba tado ein — may also be had of Messrs. J. May & Co., Seeds- 
United Kine Dulwich, Surrey, 8. € STAN ISh, the exhibitor of i che above fat men, . iir Street, Strand. 
t. ’s H x 
UE feel IN FLOW ames's Hall), cau s good plants at 7s. p Hill Nursery, Woking, S 
F AND A. SMITH have now in d Acacia, EAR each. Ape Jor prod rom. 2 Lindleya Wama 15 Tw SEED 5 F ox mius 
s : < Tdener. i i 
J. indica, deere (fine), Cytisus, Erica ventricosa of its beauty :—“ Callicarpa purpurea, quite insignificant when W M. CUTBUSH AND SON respectfully to 
coccinea minor; m. = ayondishi, E. hybrida E- prope Rosen, F fiower, — beautiful i in — winter dress of os mee a P ch intimate that their PR PRICED Yer esp OF VEGE- 
Primula n : rple berr about the size of swan s shot. ” Iti is easily. culti TABLE AND FLOWER SEEDS, ter is now ready post free 
RN EC xi healthy, strong, and well grown plants, vata n and "dos well in a cold green con ory | en applica Wa. C. AND Sox devote particular attention to 
lanted. — wire 15 will ue en ar — h e E this “epartnsnt of “the eir business, and most — ihe choicer 
edforsending away. Prices on cop on. Dario c he parpi es » 
prepari Dult inks Soon pr: ng glass am vex and r - ds of culinary seeds and ee are saved un heir own 
. eT EA i 2 wh — * -.—Bagshot arch 19. inspection, and . ently guarantee rote e digo sll 
J IVERY anv SON beg roapect fully to invite J. GRIF — be egs = fler the following « choice WIES PARKER asn WILLIAMS ber ie 5 oy Eanes. x d x = 
| 3 TABLE and FLOWER SEEDS. . AND eg to 
oe gee erem a pa GRIFFIN’S ALMA LETTUCE most useful variety in form their friends and patrons that their PRICED 
mm ete ne nave, xhibited-ab the rro a iain. Mar bardy, and ve alual tis qe 888 the drought on DESCRIPTIVE | M Md of Los xotic Orchids, Stove,. 
of summer, 1s. 6d. per packet. ouse, an dy Ferns, Miscellaneous Stove, Green- 
GrirFin’s fine RIDGE CUCUMBER, very hardy and pro- house, and Hardy Plants, Variegated and Ornamental foliaged 
— | ductive, Y. ds polidi oane da eti pce uro 2 Intan "M 
Y E ls. per pac xinias, Fuchsias, Cactuses, is now published, an 
Es L "x 5 > N S r A. BATH DWARF DARK RED BEET, ms sees 1s. p. pekt. will be forwarded post — on ee . 
25 choice varieties, very strangi — ma estab- s. d. LINUM GRANDIFLORUM OL RU rae $i ER Seven Sisters’ and Hornsey Roads, Holloway, London 
ished for fine bloom 45 0 true), 18. p. pac! E —rDuPr c DT 
„ ditto 24 0 LOBELIA ERINUS OSA, th pet and most Bartel | INE ROAS AND PICCO! — ey fine 
25 choice ditto 9 — including. new varieties 65 0 variety yet raised, forming e close compact style of growth ; | Plants of the nb of po E EP in a po which may be 
12 choice ditto di ditto 86 0 rep — — true a. seed; fine for bedding, 1s. 6d. per packet. | Sent either in or ou t the option “Of the purchaser, 
Fine flowering plants, se lection per doz., 188., 24s.,and 80 0 Truff s FREN ‘ASTER, imported in 20 varieties, being thoroughly w only may now be had at 1s. 6d. per 
Carriage free for orders of 20s, and upwards to all Stations in Geog 1 per e et. 7 2 or 12 pairs for T5 They consist of good show flowers. 
London, vee. See CATALOGUE. Truffaits FRENCH ASTER, imported in 20 varieties, | Amongst others may be named—Rachel, Squire Trew, Lord 
Bass & Brown, Seedsmen and Nurserymen, Sudbury, Suffolk. mized: ax fe per packet. UM-FLOWERED ASTER, i — AY Aen Major Te T. s Royal, RRS iral Curzon, Lord Ran baer 
YSA ZMUM-FLOWE ASTER, Is. p. X. tte, n eesdale, uncan, John Gair, Sa: 
Hour MAY begs to offer — fo . in E gren CALCEOLARIA, from the finest varieties, 2, d. Bend Led a, Bultas Prince Albert, AR yy Robart, Robin 
tout plants, as under :— E r packet. May, Mrs, Aitken, Mrs. Gair, 
a aurea floribunda, 28. 6d. per doz. 1 “Choice CINER ARIA, from the finest varieties, 2s. Gd. p. pekt. | Woop & Ioan. Huntingdon 
„ Phillipsii, deep crimson, 2s. 6d. per doz. er 100 1 1 515 ma and 2 2, New Bond Street, Bath. CELOSIA mes Var, PYRAMIDALIS., 
„ Stewartii, bright yellow, 2s. 6d: per doz. ; per100 1 ICKSONS AND CO., N 
Prince of Orange, 2s. 6d. per doz. ; per 100 5 B St = um: AND G., t SEEDSMEN, 
Yellow do., fine yellow, 2s. 6d. per doz. ; per 100 1 aas Sox 3, 3, 4, 5 and 6 fe Waterloo Place, Edinburgh, have now a limited supply’ 
" ne sorts of Fuchsias of 1853, per = Ji we E GREEN HOLLIES, 1, 2, 3 ia n feet. of the above rare and beautiful Annual. Packets 5s. athe sent 
» 18 57, » s. z EVERGREEN PRIVET, 2 and 3 feet. free by post on receipt either of a o m Order, r postage 
E Ps Ver rbenas, of 1858 s : vs i$ soubor vie a QUICK, : 2 = feet. stamps own eae a See e 
1857 ve MON YEW, 2, 3, 4, eet. Gardeners’ Ch: mber 
i fine named Phloxes, 6s.; 50 fine named Phloxes .. 2 a few es usand en gene aedis 3 to 4 feet. D. & Co. have still on band a vhs power pots of LADY 
2 fine Scarlet Geraniums, 2s, 6d. ; 50 do. - vs m ( eed less prices on applicati | DOWNE'S SEEDLING VINE at 10s. 6d. each. 
12 double Purple Senecio, 23. 6d. ; 50 ; 50 do, »* us S JACKSON & Son, Kana Kingston. Waterloo. Place, = KE KV EN 19. 
fo eee te = zo Red. Aw BELCHER, Ferry, Hill aaa - TO NUR 
12 fine named Hollyhocks —.. ot d Aberdeen, have the undermentioned feeding à Trans- 3 000 2 RHODODENDRONS, 2 " — 
Hollyhock Seed from finest named sorts, 1s. per packet. planted FOREST TREES to offer. ABS Bone 5 5 
Antirrhinum do. do. do. 18. per Ls. og LARCH FIR: 2-year seedlings, or v 102. pe r Portugal and Common Lou e smal "aaa 
ddress HENRY May, the Hope Nurseries, near Bedale, Yorksh, 100,000. Arbor Mes Berberis, &c. L Erle remi vulgaris, 
— CRIMSON PERFECTION RHUBARB. ^ » transplanted, 2 to 24 feet, 12s, 6d. per 1000. alba carnea, and many other ‘things i5 be sold very cheap. 
Ru SALT begs leave to inform the gentry, | SCOTCH FIR: 525 15 ^r mel ls. 4d. per 1000; or 5l eas rice, apply t y to James SmiTH, Darley Dale Nursery, near 
urserymen, Gardeners, &c., that he has now ready for 4 
se a quantity of this valuable variety of RHUBARB, and|  " — " 1-year transplanted, F "DOUBLE INTERMEDIATE 
considers that the great notoriety it has attained from those 12 to 20 inches, 5s. per 1000; or 4I. for 20,000. ian op AND SONS, Old Kent 2e Va (= eg to in- 
munie ae den with their orders is a sufücient| SPRUCE FIR: 2-year seedlings, 1s. 3d. per 1000. e Trade and others that they have a surplus 
June 11, 1853 :—'* Ver GT ad EL pectore SPANISH CHESNUT : 1-year seedling, LA 6s. = per 1000. stock ot Kie bore in 60-pots ready for repotting or bedding: 
3 -— Soc it ea ag for — — inm SEED L ING 3 fine: vd 
X dity it contains," — Ed. Ge 17s.; old roots, 9s per $ Seedl h, fine | 1- S 8 n Oak, 
dozen; 2 year-old do, 155. per dozen ; 3 year-old, 24s. per doz. p«r do NoD e Po native ^ | d — 7ELLOW SCARISBRICK- AND ALTRI NGHAM, 
M xs addrossed to Roser SALT, Longton, Staffordshire; 2-yeardo ee Norway, fine | 1-year ditto Turkey ditto crop 1858, selected stocks, price 30s. per bushel ; 
ams Hoser & M‘Motten, 6, Leadenhall Street, London; | 5 year ditto ditto ¢ | 2-year ditto Red Cedar quantity of POMERANIAN WHITE GLOBE, and seine 
Francis & Aaron Kent, Penkhull, Staffordshire; Messrs. | > year ditto White American | 1-year English Yew VING'S IMPROVED PURPLE-TOP SWEDE SEED, at lowest 
; Vries ARTHUR Dickson, Tm ies Street, Chester ; t ditto l-yeartransplanted Larch, fine prices. 
à Nune Dicxson & Co., Chester; Mr. Cnartes TURNER, Royal Lye ear ditto to Red d Moe ear ditto 4 James FaiHEAD-4 Sox, Seed Growers and Merchants, 
— iA ee — . have immediate attention. A remittance E ditto Nominate Spruce | 1-yeardo. Scotch Fir, native, do. Lewisham, Ts 
"de ero ni ee ee . 2-year ditto d ED TRADE 
~ he Subscribers being extensive. pm of the above solicit HOMA! dd ix REA. og SBEDSMAN and GRO : 
QUE TIONS AND PICOTEES. ie e parti. 3 of the Trade. Prices, which are most ds n. ode kind of W 
TP nt "CO. — 3 d of — — moderate, may be * = application. 8 sie goaa A T. ` . EDD 8 18854 of Ware, 
ben. 345 a - tes is De "x P = Davin Rn & So rserymen and Seedsmen, Edinburgh. terme | for sim p Seeds, 
: ade, avin, x hu im tonne ier im m cadi x 
tion to their eultiva: i. m Ed the * EW PLANTS . by the establishment of Dealer in Culinary and Flower Seeds, Fruit Trees, 
Fine they aro enabled to offer them at the following pric n Horticultural Shrubs, end Flowering Pinot, 
` y well rooted plants. Garden, Brussels, an or sale on the ist » i 
ep 8, finest first m Show varieties by name, 18s. | to London. m e Ledige 2 — ct "nd EM Labs : 
rico per dozen pairs. Arachnothrix rosea M 8 Begonia argentea 21s. Od. ior hk for addas and has qualit tuv Le hid of 
E EES, finest first class show varieties by name, 18s. and | Begonia amabilis | " vir di i ado RN yap ki d 5 Seed Market, 
es -— np ae VEY, of Basingstoke ; and 89, 
= we ground De à 80 Orders en the two ^ Bigos have to be directed to | Mark Lane 
Hes 2 30 RD Mr. J. Vei . THE enak 
1 1 DER CARNATIONS! e 9s. ditto 85. 0d. THE 
— OAESLAXION e er deseo pairs inem es 1 4 o Masa g pianoa — 4 0 ESSRS. RAYNBIRD AND HARVEY T beg to offer 
E CARNAT Wok x 1 Cupheaocymoides . utisia Clema to Agriculturists req SEED Talavera, 
lave = AS offers avery choles collection pg elas emer pomis Bartona 2 3 ? —— A's fenes- kaia Red Nursery, and April 1 WHEAT, the best sorts for Spring 
PINKS” M ed As — 2 heal Golden Drop, Long-eared cdm 
est ^ b flint: over if three are ordsted. Chevalier, Thanet, 
HOLLY border Smear pnus vr be sciens DECORATIVE PLANTS, B MM Melon, Banham’s Sprat, 
diet tei ima Meis NR M de dM am “Ganalian Potato, Hopetoun, Poland, and Tartarian OATS. 
> eties, season ve po and healthy | Cura: tella i imperia is yv tralis.. .. 42 » E e 
Pet doren, established in pots, price rrr arr 9s. to 12 Gomphia Theo, hrasta 1 our 1 42 | Fine 3 weighing 68 bs. per bushel — 
Jacquinia smara; e 2 Samples v: , 
«s n extensive and select collection of the ey d above ĝi 0 quite HE w FERNS ofthe finest genera. Address and 89, Seed Mark Lane, : 
ing the fine iia owy tribe of Herbaceous Plants, compris- „ Lixpen’s DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE, j blished, EQ. gocce) 
ent. Ma and newly introduced varieties from the Conti-| contains also extensive lists of Orchids, Ferns, Bromeliads, ICH BOG axp LOAM.—Gentlemen and Nursery- 
All ond btained at 10s. per dozen, xem pm Tropical Fruit Trees, Medical and n Plants, fine foliaged B ds suy! for the above to enn 
"o — ers of 2L. and upwards are delivered i and variegated Plants, Palms, tove and Greenbouse — ricas ‘any quantity upon reason- 
and N ndon, qoe — e Petert Tough. H - Hull, Plants, &c., aud may be had o p e "^ his agent's their American ater Carriage. 
miles of the: as well as y Railway Sta office in London, ponet terms, by land « soryman, W. 'andsworth Common, Surrey. 
Yovru, & Co. 1 e Mr, R. SizeERRAD, 5, Harp Lane, Great Tower Street. ERT Neat, Nurse 
Royal Nursery, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk. 
