THE GARDENERS' RS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE. 
Arem 16, 1859.] 
IAM 
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BUSH AND SON 
that their "PRICED CATALOGUE OF VEGE- | 
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season. The pla e well gr 
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heir — c da sor all the Ls NEW ROSES o of —7 — 
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and healthy, 
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ND FLOWER SE &c., is now ready post free y 8 
= Lention. Wat. C. AND —— devote particular attention to are supplied at the rd — ces. 
225 Lepartme of their business, a x most of the choicer | DESCRIPTIVE LIS STS o the abov will be sent free on 
kindsot culinary seeds and roots are saved under their own | application. Early orders will comma: — the strongest plants. 
m. — they ean contidentiy guarantee the quality ofall 1| Woodlands Nery, Maresfield, near Uckfield, Sus 
— — s. Lond stablished A.D. 1095 
offered — — ea Sant SES FOR BEDDING, 
Fa DENDRONS y UNRI s Dozes, ms weng cores regie 
E TA OD anD SON have eo 
Jos: VALLED Y SCARLET AND OTHER CHOICE Th —— of well grown healthy iPad of ROSES, 
e b P "Eshibite d — him at the Royal Botanic | in 0 — which will be ready to — -— ren the end 
t's hed, and will be for- of Abr c dee Hybrid 
i s Park, London, is publis Em cm consisting "of an immense number of e best ybri 
LI. ended as ork of reference, as it 1 us 71 — Tea, 1 Nol isctto Roses, Catalogues 
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— — — plisun of all che —— varieties. Y Ned - de — xe camer 5 solicited, i 
dale Station a dig arra Surrey; near — rtion of the stock will be cow pus out the i the frst s bote in May. 
| xtra plants p ted mpensate for 
"ESSHS. PARKER AN RA Ms beg to distant carriage. 
inform their friends and patrons that their PRICED Woodlands Nursery, Maresfield, near Uckfield, Sussex. 
— ol I\Hasdy Ferne. M of Exotie Onde Gteen. | THE BEST SEASON FOR BEDDING our ROSES. 
house, and Hardy Plants, Variegated and Ornamental foliaged WOODLANDS NURSERY, MARESFIELD, 
Plants, Coni — er s, Rhododen — In published und M. —— AND SON Tm "salma “that 
Gloxinias, actuses, now pu an the of April and May eligi 
VT be forwarded post — application. e — for planting — Rosos í - pots, for e «f. — 
Seven Sisters’ and Hornsey Roads, Holloway, Lond groups in the Parterr Rose 
Seven Sisters’ and Hornsey Roads, Holloway, London, N. — 
GERMAN AND OTHER FLOWER SEEDS, VEGETABLE, 
"ex os ca ba ETC. 
ESSRS. PARK WILLIAMS beg to 
inform their friends and . that their new PRICED 
and DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE in which is enumerated 
Sra of proved merit, also — the best of the — 
l no M — and will be forwarded t free 
application. i: e stock has been vA ted — the 
best —— = [sew sources, and every kind is warranted 
following reasonable 
Hybrid Perpetual Rose: 
Isle — Bourbon ditto 
Tea-scented 
OM, Climbing and Noisette ditt 
Plants added to eac 
true to name, and of the finest possible quality.— Paradise 
Nursery, — Sisters and Hornsey Roads, Holloway, 
London, N. 
1 h he will be 
Snare ME ore pem gram floweri — 
plants of showy, free blooming kinds in great variety, 
be had at 4s., 6s., and — -— "dorem, a —— to size and 
qu The followin, 
firs 
yn tod — amongst the numerous 
— i 
n een bira, rnais 
of the Alma, Stepha 
Miellez, “Car — Colonel 1 — pis deed — e a 
Im 
W. V W. & Sons — — hand an "immense Sto 
thousands, in pots, -— J^ happy to supply 
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ne 
incess 
Anna de Dies 
Beauté de Royghem 
Olym 
tock of many 
them on the 
9s. to 128. rcgi dozen. 
» - to 18s. 
ser 18s. 
128. 
‘or distan 
out on 
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C — tnn — post on applic — 
r to compensate 
NEW HYBRID 3 eum FOR 1859. 
P. FRANCIS offers the — NEN, ROSES 
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w French varieties: 
pie 
p 
in May, at 5s, each. 373 have been carefully 
num 
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wu AM CHATER « can now ooh — $1 
plants from his Collection, having a large si 
for immediate planting. 
See DESCRI dai — e e to be had on application. 
s, Saffron Walden. 
FIRST - En t A. — — 
LLYHOCKS. 
2 AM CHA! TERS 
arieties that wil 
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Ground Roots grad to colour, also at 
— the Collection 
Celebrated and Newest 
well in September a 4 NC 
rs 
6 
om varieties such as Pourpre de Tyre, Memnon, White 
Globe, Hon. Mrs. H. Ashley, Canary, &c., in 12 “a= colours, 
the Collection . . 6d. 
Ditto in 6 separate colours, the Collection 0 
Se * from 20 of the best varieties, mixed, por. pkt. E 0 
t 
goo - mixed, alao a Singla vita? 
The above can be procured from the Nireoriai, Saffron 
Walden, Essex. 
CHOICE HOL CKS 
\ A TILLIAM HUSSEY be w. offer the undernamed 
collection for 15s., p 8 viz. 1 
— s of Sutherland, Hon. Mrs. Ashl 
— — Pillar of "Beaut: 
Memnon, * Er Whites. 
— Sarles Norwich, 
LYHOCK 
52 N beg t o recommend th the follow- 
* —- NEW et which have 
fro eral thousands dlings. The stock of peg emf 
kinds r. this year greatly pun vy The p are strong, 
well established, and 8 healthy :— 
BRISEIS Cdp e — Purple, silvery flower good n r 
— 
form, spike close 
colour of ‘Scarlet "a but a close — and a round 
GENERAL HAVELOCK (Pavt),—Bright, ruby 
smooth flower of perfect sha 10 6 
N MEMORIAM (Pavt).—Crimson ‘maroon, large, good 
substance, first-rate flower, good spike 10 6 
OSSIAN (PAUL). . — shaded with salmon, remark- 
and symmetry ; 
2 1 Deva s go Genera — — fi rice — genie Do 1a Motho Cecile de Chabrillan able . for substance, closeness, ap 
Al Ste e Spike goo 
Beck, Crimson . — Robert Bruce, &c. s 12 ie AXAQO P ANTAD LADY (Pavr).—Pink and blush in blotches, 
tian Y oop & IxcRAM, Huntingdon. = tesse Impériale ben de St. Louis a yi — — rj good atio ic; " J 5 
EL ATED GERAN MS. — Yd ord E PL UL).—Plum colour, of fine s. ape, an 
JANE (L ner land fi riega- E my splendid varieties | Madame Brun very smooth, guard and spike good " .10 6 
: ). an equal an lega id y P P h lish 
‘tion, with a profusion of fine scarlet flowers; the truss is e the Go — Vital POURPRE NOIR (PavL)—Rich purplish maroon, arge 
large, and the flower of good shape and subs > a free Seedlings. at 8 i 3 7 6 
p E: eem exhibited this — at the first Gomis 45 ee — de 1a cits spike spion a ey za ery 8 d - 
AUL).— White, lemon base, large lower, 
— C e L—F d K. Menenius — Mi splendid spike . ..10 6 
Able. Tt A (Cox gës m e e of shaded Armide Madame Jonny VESTA (PAUL).—Pure white, Ley thick, Pme ooth, 
eri and pink, the centre of each with I ard goo 
scarlet trusses of bloom. 7s. 6d. VITRUVIUS (Pavt).—Pink, ríe 
Ro E Slough. ROSES and — eger 
— AM. = P WARD — res — o inform ZENO (Pavt).—Rich plum colour with ‘silvery edges, 
2 e admirers of the Rose tl d e te ea [f e stock of | flower large, spike AN - and distinct 5 0 
W — o ators — above i in — — x — the —— fine varieties, phoned — M Ue Lo ofer dd be Collection of 12 varieti offered for ål. good 
„ per under (when a fair selection is made) :— ed sorts, 9s. to 18s. per — ; very superior iuto! 24s. to 
Tee ad A) " De: come 155. per dozen 425 per dozen ; —— linge 10. in sep — 5 „ 905. 
ums, m 28. Gd. to 4s. p.doz À 50s. per 100; mixe. 10s. to 215. 
4s. zu Te dntirrhisnzos: ts. to 6 "ERO Loup mmm en HOLLYHOCK SEED, 1s. to 5s. per Bi free by post. 
3 | upheas CECT Madame Charlet (B.) Also a PRICED DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE free by post. 
j as ds. 99 ——— Imperial Madame Comtesse E . Hate. 
Clemence Delarue Madame Schmidt LICARPA 5 
ee Madame Vidot OHN STANDISH, the exhibitor of the pos 0s 
Docteur pler St. J: 's Hall), supply a few at 7s. 
Ernest Gray, each. Mowing from Dr. leading 
LOX 0 5 SS. OF HADDINGTON. Lu — — „ article in Gardeners? Ch for Nov. 20 will give an idea 
e, ri M Trouillard santé i purpurea 
PENTSTEMON TINN NOE Fi * urn — bold 20s. per dozen. rp me d Pesütiful in ite winter ore 9 irs 
flowers, close pyramidal spike, —— Fi le nt purple berries, a the size of swan shot," It is easily culti- 
PENTSTEMON Mas. LEES. — Crim m purple, pure white| Adelaide Pavie Nancy Dubor vated, and well in a cold greenhouse or conservat 
"throat, large spike, distinct and striking. Bernard Nantais Mademoiselle Zoe Mayrel lanted out, where it will produce thousands of bright 
THOMAS METHVEN has m h pleasure in offering the Comte de Morny iselle Alice Lei Berries resembling glass beads, and i on nearly the 
lle Grst-clesé flowers, raised by Mv Thomas Lees, gardener | Candide ens ue + ete | Whole winter. Sons Ap ril 16. 
tothe Earl of Haddington, Tynninghame, and allowed by i Claudia Augustin FF E 
who have seen them to be decided acquisitions as show flow Com de Labarthe Monsieur Jard ANTHEMUMS. 
Strong plants 5s. —— Usual discount to the Trade. Duc de Malakoff Ma Ponctuée (Moss) * rt EX IDE ton i^ announce that 
Stan well and Leith Walk Nurseri T Edinburgh.—A pril 16. Felix Peretti pommes —€— ty is now published, in which id 
EW PET TAS General Blanchard e de Denmark SEEDLINGS an d other new CHRYSANTHEMUMS of 1859 
Lord Palmerston Souvenir d PEU are fully described, as we the unrivalled general collection, 
OHN SEALEY can now suppl t the Seven Beautiful] Madame Debesse Souveni ranger which is the largest in — pe.—Strong mim. of “Golden 
New Striped PETUNIAS, to which was awarded the first | Madame Vigneron Triomphe de Rennes Queen of England," “ Prince enim " and every other variety, 
prize at the Aue — 3 Horticultural Society. J. S. has | Madame Heraud Thomas Rivers will be ready in the course of the month. —Versai 
no hesitation ^ — g that yi thee: are the finest varieties in * de St. € vo E rese pi pa Montrouge William Street, near Hammersmith Turnpike, 
ee ma ame Elize de Chenier riomphe des B Arts wer 
G CATALOGUE or DAHLIAS, HOLLYHOCKS,| Mademoiselle Josephine Vallide (Moss) . 7 x. FE eee 
EX de, and of GARDEN Ax» AGRICULTURAL SEEDS ase ELS. NURSERYMAN, BOOKS MGE 
be had ón application. aen E per dozen, e ton, P md a rag eun EE 
Duke of Cambridge Morse d de Montigny the "rsen is] ire, begs to call thi 
THE € DWARF GERMAN Fa SEE inn Madane Wan EM an Houtte attention wi wa . of Ew above 1 lautumn Titel to. f 
x YET —— 10 UBLI oire yon Marie mer his matchless coll: stock of which amounts to upwards j 
Savrb FRO) ce —- atasi ED FOR 2 d' Autriche me esae Goddard 50,000 — Na nud, e iei 
m e Thierry . H. B. can supply strong plants, one dozen for 6s. ; or five 
gowanp T TILEY b Beg to inform — lovers of the M9 25 Reine Blanche (Moss) dozen in 30 varieties, containing two of each variety, for M. r 
above beautiful flower, that he has j A Descriptive List of the above may be had on application. fort 10e variety, 
ust pure the 
2 from the finest 
ey 
: as to Rosary, 
Were udges while in bloom last ws 
— th Aster b: to such per- LANTS FOR THE meo 
— aeS, with T a dwarf habit. ls. Gd. — — — — the — rye e — X 
plants are e an oroughly established in 
Extra fine mixed H SEED, saved from the newest 
e SEED, saved from spotted and striped sorts, ME down 
E SEED, saved from 94 di istinct v arieties, th pas nay al best 
e Verbenas, the varieties 
: — which flower double, Carper packet. Bins ei, 
a IMPROVED SANE SEED, exire fine, 6. Per pekt. rr 25 5 
“the finest COS L — —— west of England from | Cal es 
Nierem 
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coer 
gracilis 
cio (double dati dark Groundsel) E 
oun dmi 
lants.. er de octo 
Carriage paid to London and Pe 88 
, Suffolk. —April 16 
GARDEN.—The 
Per eee d. 
carlet — Tom Thumb, Frogmore and — 
— that were ruck — spring 
autumn 
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RAISED BY MR. ELPHINST 
A.—Crimson, large, and fine 
colour an: 
4. 5 € 
