F CHRONICLE AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, 
THE GARD 
3 introduced by the establishment lishment of | FRUIT 
EEDS rok 1555. Nx Mr. | NEW PIANT in he aa Zodlogicat and — 1| JOHN ax D CHAR 
M. CUT TBUSH AND SON Bg ME "nh Brussels, and ready for sale on the 1st May next. Fre k - Ane stock of ra 
| timate that their PRICED CATALOG 4822 ate for k ped TI 
] ready post free bea 215 od. They consist of the fo llow 
— —.— "LOWER SEEDS, &c., is now d . 12s Begonia argen 
icular attention to | Arachnothrix rosea may be had on applica 
re eme Ps ap Rem de oor the choicer | Begonia amabilis 21 Mise M APRI ICOTS — 
kinda: eve mary sede eet roots are saved under their San | Orders for the two last Ve bare to be directed. x VACHES s as PLUMS B 
dently guarantee the quality o J. Veite ECTARINE CHERRIES 
— — 4 can cont Lond E N. Eatablished A.D. 1695. —— Slacea s. 0d. Deme mede tiger 8s. 0d. VINES AND STRAWS BERRIES, Aux, 
lom. RHODODENDRONS -upr Cent iradenia grandit $c |Mwegige ne sw B 0 :| Nursery and Seed Establishment, Hammersmith, | 
OHN WATERER’S CATALOGUE OF UNRI- | Cuphea ocymoides 32 M: — 1 eur CHRY SANTHEMUMS- CHRYSANTHEN(UNS 
Tk VALLED HARDY SCARLET AND OTHER yal Botan — — 22 0 = pie FILS, NURSERYMAN, Stoke N. ing 
by him at the e ton, the largest grower and a 
— Par — Enid is published, and will be for- plans over if three are petuo the Chrysanth ias A diis British . npire, berg titan ot 
warded o DECORATIVE PLANTS attention of the lovers of the above beautiful 2 — udn 
— This [^p pomp h — ef — =" Crescentia regalis. +. 42s, p ltat . 425. ee collection, thestock of which am unts to to 
—— of all th e med va — oe rialis 42 Rho ral 42 0 upwards 
The American Nursery, Bagshot, Surrey, near the Sunning- | G aphia Theophrasta .. —— yt 2255s 37: H pply strong plants, zen for gr; or f 
dale Station, South Western way. Jacquinia smaragdina 21 z genes BS tees y án n 30 ariete containing two of t ach var variety, for Il; - 
SENT peers e Sue crines, a, CE RR ne RE 1 , 
HARD Y SCARLET RHODODENDRONS AND And om 60 quite new FERNS of the finest gen for i. 30 "iso Hunc aoa tae 
AMERICAN PLANTS GENERALLY. Mr. Lixpev's DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE, just published, 95 v. ies, two of each variety, for 10s. ; or 100 in 50 pones 
ATERER axp GODFREY'S PRICED and contains also — lists of Orchids, Ferns, Bromeliads, eee e 3 variety for 11. Stron g platte Do bali 
DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE of the above beautiful | Tropical Fruit Trees, Medical and useful Uer fine foliaged Pompone the Golden Cedo Nulli, 5s. each, are now meri - 
ibe lants, as exhibited by them in and variegated Plants, Palms, rare Stove =~ Greenhouse | the usu: al allowance to the Trade, Every order will beg th 
chester, may n. ) an — a pone inelosing one stamp Plants, &c., and may be had on application at his agent's panied by a popular work on the € Chrysanthemum, om 
for postage. The rnishes the heights — office in London, Post- office Orders payable to J. H. Bin», Stoke Ñ Ne 
ricos of thelr . stock 9t Conifers and Eve Pu oap c. Mr. R. SILBERRAD, 5, Harp Lane, Great Tower Street. will be immediately attended to. Catalogues on sla „ 
o., Seeds 
E atalogues may also be had of Messrs. J. May 
men, Co., Wellin, 
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SEEDS AND PLANTS SENT FREE TO LONDON, 
LOUIS VAN JOUTTE, 
ee ae eT a oe SEE AN,. Ghent (Belgium), 
TO ADVERTISE THAT HIS 
NEW CATALOGUES, PRICE LISTS, Nos. 70, ^s 5 73, 74, and 76, 
E TO BE HAD AT HIS AGENT’S OFFICE IN I. 
MR. R. SILBERRAD, 5, Harp Lane, Great gu Street. 
M PARKER AND n: 
9 — their friends and s that th 
and DESCRIPTIVE CATA ALOGUE of of E 
Gloxinias, Fuchsias, Cact uses, &c., is n published, and 
will m ohn oma post free on 2 Paradiso N 3 
Bevon and Hornsey Roads, Hollowa: 
GERMAN AND OTHER FLOWER VLA VEGETABLE, 
SSRS PARKERS SEEDS, ETC. 
M RKER anD WILLIAMS beg to 
Inform their friends and patrons diis new PRICED 
whic 
ved m all 
and DESCRIPTIVE bo LANCE i h is enumerated 
Ind novelty of prov t, the best of the older 
— Bon, pobli mansoa, poit. fea on MELLIAS, RHODODENDRONS, AZAUEAS, ROSES, | Azalea Diamond (Van Houtte), pure white lowers witha 
+ sources, and every kind is warranted PERENNIALS NEW SHRUBS, HOTHOUSE = GREEN- | carmine spot € rd — here, but 2 in 
true to name, and of the finest possible quality. — Paradise HOUSE PLANTS of Mie description, Seeds, & greenhouse) Grafts with 3 to 4 branches, Grafts with 
v 6 to 10 branches, 125 
IN en Sisters and Hornsey Roads, Holloway, m No. 76. ‘ous | Aalen indica Alexander II. (Van Houtte), 2. 6d. to ic 
Arise gens — E Houtte’s 8 Flore ”), very curious gem for form, size, c — our and spots. The petals 
A DESCRIPTIVE AND PRICED CATALOGUE — plant, fit for the flower curled. A true beauty Hermine (Van Houtte) snow 
first-class — 728 Fancy, English, and | is past, 10s. white, full flower, striped with carmine; ine 2s, 6d. to da, 
French — Kiis A List of the best FÜCHSIAS grown, A cristata (seo Van Houtte's * Flore"), one of the most Petunisflora, extremely fine form, and delica ite shaded pink 
incivding s som b Seedlings, n VERBENAS the List raordinary flowering plants, fit for the Orchideous house,| colour; strong plants, flower buds, 3s. 6d. to Ts. Roi 
ns all th len aor — of the season. A fine collection of A Leopold, extra large clear salmon, first rate, with fower 
DAHLIAS, os al the loading’ new varieties of both | Barbacenias ("Flore"), hybrids in all shad es; per doz., 10s. 6d.| buds, 38. 6d. Salmonea albo-cincta ; delicate salmon with 
Show aid F. Also a fine 8 of PETUN IAS. Begonias, the best new kinds, at very moderate Ferree and a white margin, fine form, 4s. to 8s. Umbellata alba wil 
The above Liste. forwarded in e xchange for on postage stamp. Rex (see Van Houtte's “ Flore”), at ls. each, or 8s. per doz. appear shortly in the Flore ;" from inia, a quite new 
| Gronda Sara, Tollington Nursery, Road, Islington, | 712 different Begonias for 8s. form in the tribe; — ¢ flowers are single, pure — 
London. — — —.— or te — i they are divided in segments as regular and 
À . lum, SÉ ab g ie — iU. a crown; 4s. to 8s, 
SHRUBBY CALCEOL ARIA S. Brongn an rO Chantini, 20s C. Neumanni, 12s. ; —— Seedlings.—Azalea indica Belie Jeannette, Etendard 
OHN segs respectfully to inform the lovers] C. Verschaffelti Flandre, Géante, Gloire P — Gloire de 
of these useful that he intends t Clivia cyrtanthiflora ie Ae Jognaphylun) eres Pelargonizeflor ns, the set of 
of 1858 himself. They dered by | Cyanophyllum magnificu: in flower buds, for 60s. 
many p to to any he has hitherto «PLA Dracsenopsis indivisa, via, 16s. i ode Camellias.—Very extensive collection. (See Price List No. 72) 
Amongst then: are so ne Bedding varieties, Eucharis amazonica (“ Flore”), 2s, . E. grandiflora, 2s, 6d. Flemish “lp Sener ed, 100 seeds for 2s. 6d. 
10 
Gesneria cinnabarina (“ Flore"), 1s, xt Ts. 6d. per doz. 
all canta H w — tal, 1s. 6d., or 16s. per doz. $1 
$i ds., quite new, Kay outside, lemon inside. Pe tual 
750 BEDDINI — PI TANTS D e 2 ans basket » _ zebrina splendens, ls. or 7s. 6d. per doz.; Gesnerias . r (see Brice List No. 76, pp. 41,42, &49} 
and paokin R in best mixture, 7s. 6d. per doz. yar HoUrrE's 6 new Petunias ; price, the set for 16e 
20 Anagallis, 2 sorts 25 Lo Doble reri b (see Methonica in the “ Flore"), - pe doz., | New Continental Petunias of various growers, 20 vars, for 16s, 
= —— e 50 cm Seedlings —— MÀ in tds in the su Continental Rhododendrons and others (see Price List No. 72, 
— ^ 12 Ko Imanto cyrtanth m, Lindl, * at the pp. 20 to 38 world 
D Celsia, 3 — 12 de Ghent exibition last Satans (5th March) as the finest of | Roses.—One ree the most extensive collections in the N 
2 — — sorts | 12 not riparia m —— this year by seed.—Louts VAN Hovrre has (see Price Lists Nos. 63, 67, and 7 (al 
-50 — 50 P. tania al single, 25 sorts its —— he plant in flower to Dr. Lindley's inspection. | Roses of 1859.—Winter Grafts, 30 novelties of the season, sE 
50 Fuchsias, 50 sorts Pix N — n d A tee Re ery ili) mi Imantophyllum minia- oo remontants) raised by the follo growers: 
1 5 i (Clivia nobili endid long leav. e & Cro Baudry, 
5o 8 Scarlets &c., | 12 Seriecio, double purple heads of flowers, s those of a m flowering Cyrtant Guillot fils, Guillo ot pere, Guino Oe 
50 do. Variegated, 12 sorts 12 Varlegated Mi Vay tive m mm De colour. | Marcot, Margottin, Oger, Pradel, Robertand T pee 
20 Heliotropes, 13 sorts 100 Vertes, 100 soris Brat ane, a oe ir each. "as oom eee | for 80 Nove ane E 
iss n appear OUTTE'S Flore 8. Gd. 
Post Okee Order mer "galeria Nurseries, Crewkerne, Somerset, | T- miniatum (ee Fiore 20s to Gn, New ropæolums, the set of 12 varieties for 7s ba 
m D Xo ome — i Luculia, quite new species, 1s. each, 8s. per doz. ;.good sized | New French —— 12 varieties, 4s. ; 25, 8s 
Dr  Dondenta. — New Perennials :—Chelidonium japonicum, 1t ye 
| arscewiczi (Calathea), 4s, to 78. Gd. a tiflora, fol. — „ 45. ; new 
Maranta 
Musa 2 s ue pat be potted leaves, 103. 6d. 
Philod 
particularly recommended to Flore des Serres,” and sold A 
.  Botice of Exhibitors or Gentlemen — r Decorative" ve plants for Orchideous house, 5 A Bew. Je leaves as 
Rhopalas,—Great assortment, Spl 
Theophrasta i im ialis petalis ditto, 15 n. decorative plants. 
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New Weigelas: — W. amabilis Groenewegenii s - 
Ferns fants e € i; W. amabilis alba. Price, each, 85. the se 
and T, .—One of the most extensive collections of 
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Achinia fulgens longifolia, strong plants with 8 crowns 19 Price List No. 76, page 18 ae Prices, (See Van Houtte's 
8 magnificen fine formed plan, 8, page 18.) (see the ““ Flore des Serres "), 8s. to 205. 
p — Gloxinias in t 6d. 
By 2) fepe enen, a conservstory, height 4 tat | arid and fs a oe rong climbing plant, 16 is 
Specimen, height $ fie o> a very handsome sp » spreading i Michauxia cam; xia eampanulotdes, ers, 15 Syrian plant, flowers along Largo premi dal variegated Hollies (in pots), 5# 
flower buds, height 2 fest ine Toaded with * (see Tlstration 8 splendid, Cam. New and fine Rowe ‘of the sonitu Leute glances 
height 2 fect by foot” disposed — the Lilie ars Ue fowers are 1 whe ee hive oP Tae novelties 
: im dome Geni ros , 10 6 | Primula eroaa ("Floro") a very Bs Ein ac Vitis Sieboldi and Thunben rgi; two hardy Japan 
very close, $ fest height Ur iron tome trellis trained, Azaleas, hardy kinds, double fone 5s. per doz. | with fine foliage; the two for 58, senting ee 
ry close, height by 1} foot diameter, with incl — owers, 12 varieties for 40s., Pin liniana, quite hardy (2 years’ seedlings | 
abundance of 88 great a V Aran Houttei, —— existence. tees parolinimus, v ery strong eid seedling — — 
Maran "à Panes rid 10 i “ Flore”), MIR EE 8 Shortly in the 10s the dosent: dwarf. for | 
by 1 foot di — specimens, Met mixed; the largest and Aras ter ek red iu md quw Pinus Strobus — t T aon Weymouth 
Myrtus bullata, full Y covered with a All Lovis IU 1, Tf takon o di. 
hite swee! VAN ^ > 
Podoostp = CUM H pense whatever for the buyer ; EET CX ed — — pu 
». Antarctica, 2 feet > Persons unknown to h package. 
N Titi an let S foot high in tower . 4 f the ig — b. waren orde are Gereke Pespectfülly requested to add to their orders a cheque on Lon 
* um J: ed toa dome en T Pe prepaid 4d. (an um Paid letter is taxed twice as much), 
red whe? E TS — pu the plant bein, € » 
abo — M g THE 
ply mat w rhite flowers- Tanta y e FLORE os ,SERRES ,ET DES JARDI NS DE EUROPE!” 
— Lor feet hi; handsoine n ETUR. edt ve volum MEI 
With several others, of "which a list neous matte: 2 he have eem —— ntaining together 1289 finely coloured 
tion. I fe several of the above are ee will pea ent on ay ws London) The may mor price for 12 A Te he hale ‘work is mien — — X TTA DT 
it nu 
free to to all statio: tions in London, &c. 
BaSS AND BROWN, 
SEED AND Nunsxn ERY ESTABLISHMENT, Sudbury, Suffolk, — in Serene Mr. R. SILBERRAD RAD, 5, Harp Lane, Sa "E = 
"s taining orders m, must be directly sent to Louis Van Hourrs, @ 
reduction will be made. Goods s (20s. 2nd upwa rds) no single numbers are sold ; 3 Sent free by post, 
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