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THE GARDENERS’ CHRONICLE AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE. 
[Arrn 16, 1859, 
332 
OHN KERNAN, Srepsmay, 4, Gr 
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EW FUCHSIAS (English and Meee merge CHOLG E SEEDS. e eJ covent G arden, dene danou ces Rus al Sm 
Specim : quantity the beg 
Ae — Tee * Y Run T Prima Donna, 0 CH, We xi Postar ig cay is, Laing’s, w Nürieties of 
Saati nem me] BUTLER & McCULL eren Rec i, ee Bart ue 
Frederick, Wonderful, . 5 et n to their general S RING CATA- Jabbages' for early lambs, Yellow Globe, ‘one ae and Other 
FRENCH SPOTTED GERANIUMS.—Fine plants set | while drawing attentio: * high encomiums Siehe Mangel F n^ t e Red and Ri 
a gore buds and coming into flower, 12s.,18s., & 21s. p. doz. | LOGUE of SEEDS, which cO [coy cultivator, Glope Manse ea Eid. ea White, and Alsike Clon 
SEEDLING SPOTTED AND STRIPED CALCEOLARIAS, both from the scienti present opportunity to select from | Grasses ; Sorghum "saccharatum, the ie parate mà res 
b vent ENAS, AS. a 1 tote ent out last year and | its pages the following list:— —— a eerie : eei an nd especially useful f. 
NEW VERB Prep Be 63., and 9s. 37) ACACIA LONGIFOLIA (magnifica). mpro Y of milk in miez 
the best of the 1 aah be lden plants, divi 0 one of the most splendid Acacias in e with à Treatise m E — — mm and culture of which Mm 
aidstone an x A several inches in | ready, price ls. Two lbs., at 2s. per Ib., are sufüci 
Pe EENHOUSE PLANTS, 127, 18s, 21s. per doz.— fongt ; v ey Rardp, EA E these LEX snd | acre, and not eight, as i constantly e DEM 
p » e inds len , y A ewer | quantity, from . to on, or upwards, All th T 
l; , consisting of the best kinds l plants our collection embra o 
is Mee Polygalas, D GÀ Aphelexis, Tre- th: — -— scum nn of t » nd decorative charact of Aci DES ti ese 0 i. Trade supplied on the — 
Tandras, Boronias, Leschenaultia, Gompholobium, &c.; also (183) ) BROWALLIA CCERULEA GRA DIFLORA. M vocent inka MERE and Flower gei, 
all the leading Creepers. Large sky-blue; quite new ; free flowering eet rare). ac "pou . — N as usual. Plant 
S, 12s., 18s., 21s. doz.—The best kinds, T EDAT. y ad on application, 
STOVE Em 12s., , m3 vn Ixoras, Aphelandras, Y 99 — — n r a lo ara PLANTS IN FLOWER 
pow rome G0: — Medinillas, Vi Vineas, Allamandas, Ste-| Crimson W AND A. SMITH have now in bloom cia, Ci 
phanotis, R hypelorpermums ums, Dipladeniums, Hoyas, Gardenias, | quite new. (217 a.) CAMELLIA JAPONICA n ü E e rarias sq ine Rice ventricosa coccinea Be 
e; ants. and finest striped and other varieties of v. superbiens, v. intermedia, Fuchsi 4 
ARA AS, . of the new and leading khi with| From mained gems $ A larias; Heliotrope, Hydrangea, E. Cavendishi * 
1 . 128, 18s pn E Mis. vef rg e a a a t "S leaves large Phe. eed. p Gerais Fatry Pei 
oung specimen! , e winter; a > > e wn 
o Wies ne er Cee ras Ad T— 2 t i magnitoont pi pla mp. icem un ae: "ELI “genus prepared for sending = — ela Mu Plants, 
30s. cht gro ; 3 versae collection, co: dues 0 inds 
: I mens ADE. — beer ar x beauty of their sa and foliage. SUPERB DOUBLE BALS 
E. Just potted o off, in 60-size pots, 50s. per 71) CANTUA a OL ated T AND A. SMITH are now e aay seed of ther 
we Tante d very A han qm 2 ith bun of ud eream-coloure: d Ur Mey real so Ta E size, form, 
3 —All the new | flowers (rare bri ancy of colour, doubleness of flower, an it of 
BRL TIED asp an cra ye srs. Van - (299) iria Ads FONTANESIANUS. In ane ctions of nine — colou; 2 
and leading kinds (strong 864 er doz. Blue shaded with red, new and handsome. it ^ m highly uid 
Houtte, bape —.— * cs, ati aeg ornamental genus we possess nine icona varie hh alf qu antity i T 
04 CELOSIA (spec! The above are genuine only in our ‘sealed parkets and 
A most eleg: << plant, producing a multitudo of long spikes be aa of most res sctable e Nurseryme and See Bap. 
UGH LOW axp CO. respectfully invite ecc, of feathery blossoms, silvery whi ite shaded with Drigat Tose | United Kingdom.—Dulwich, Surrey, se 
f ic e ing i ectly when drie n ^ AS ABBA CENDIOA, cute E RN 
N eie bres Me poe meee "i A dim jte colo winte € one of u reato woxeliion 9 INDICA. — The following 25 ch 
will be very happy E Jus — 8 out of goos or in pots from July varieties, all fine and handsome blooming planta, may 
Hvcu Low & Co SEV 6 GLOXINEAS. y dernamed varieties to October... Well w attention. Adr ied specimen may be rs — together s dos. ; or any oft bama ms 
ed by themselves from seed en. or 2 2 „ onii, anca, 5 
from a Bigo pomber Suef Panis rw 227 Basme howered them (319) CESTRUM AURANTIACUM. * spicua purpurea, Dee Demons, Fred Glory NE 
reaxefally and judiciously by hi ith the Wette pre- One of the finest conservatory plants in cultivation, being Hill, Iveryana, leucomaj , mag magnifica alba, 
for two seasons, and compared M MNA: m- ed twice a year with i hnhidaome orange tubular blossoms. | Minerva, Mrs. Fry, Phonicia, prestantissima, Rawsomi 
t in cultiva’ tion, H. L. & Co. can with confidence recoi po M ROPS HUMILIS. Reddingii, Rosalia, Smithii coccinea, PRU OP 
mend the selection to the notice o ot eng t x bern orc very ornamenta 0 Ta» Palm which: wil Wadi Urte, | triumphs ang Vesta Per 19 varieties of one 
really distinct kinds, 5 p f selection, 2 
beten of this de da * and eas gs ugs en — wit ith ey little p erence testi esie CA' Aale 50 ES, with descriptions of the 
Plants in April. . eac wi 
above, free. 
Carriage pas te all 4 in London, or on the RC 
COMA: AURE 
einstein VARIETIES. (344) C HRYBOCOMA Seis | Commenter: tan 1, udp Sale 
troviolacea, very purple, base Ib, bearing a profusion of etin all-like 
a anyipta ma cone res eaim e rite te Foaia s * 1 dsomest greenhouse plants in cultiva- RE EIGATE S SINE 10 E AND, or quality i Main 
i i border, lips s tion. 6s. pet to ess quantities, 
— 4 ad white e SEE taba, to ds T lips alterae (393) n roit Dept MAJOR SPLENDENS. a E ay x harf o Railway, Pat, 175 » mni Test 
purple. Brilliant crimson, mo: — in arge or small q à „ 
. bc and rose throat, dark blue belt, lips deep violet (451) DATURA F ai FLORE PLENO. ach; or on hire, 6d. each; five hold a ton. oe 
Princess Alice, clear white tube, bright rose belt, edges very A magnificent Brugmansia- ike ET producing a profusion ee to her Majesty, Swan Place, ent 
eee of deep golden-yellow flowers e, double, and sweet- London, S.E. 
Princess of Prussia Improv ved, throat and belt very much scented. One of the greatest Bored ties of the » — n. ~ HORTICULTURAL VALUATIONS 
brighter crimson than in the old variety. 577) GERANIUM NAPOLEON I ALFRED CHANDLER (of tie hte iro o 
DROOPING-FLOWERED VARIETIES. Of this and other “splendid varieties, including Scarlets, w ME. Panter & Foe: Vettel e to inform litis 
base of tube white, finely spotted, lips rosy crim- | have a fine hich c fail to prove highly 8 athe hang Ibert 5 ndë rtako ti the. valuation 
ria is Nag — v of Plants, Nursery Stock, Horti 
* I. inside carmine bel 970) PENTAPETES PH(ENICEA. Censor at Horte- 
ev m ue — Une pm long and serrated, a very handsome Es ES opon to engagements 535 had EE Ba 
thelip. Tig 2 001) PHYGELIUS CAPENSIS. tensive experience.—28, Priory Road, Wandsworth 
NEW ROSES or 1859. Large red —.— flowers, inside golden yellow, a handsome aepo NIE 
'YBRID RPETUAL, kot seeds rare). . 
H 041. wie Pearrsvat plant Ces (1005) SALVIA SPLENDENS Nova. ns favourites s probably the mosk extensive 
Altesse impériale Beauté de Rœyghem Species, scarlet (new). the Trade, and having for a series of years paid oye bs 
Ardoisé de Lyon 1187) SIPHOCAMPYLUS BETULEFOLIUS. tion to their cultivation, introducing the best of the newest — 
gom contort BOURBON. A handsome plant, with scarlet tubular flowers ; suitable for | varieties s they mabled to offer them at the following 
pd Madamo Marchal atl 1149) SOLANUM CAPSIC ASTRUM. or fine, strong, well rooted icties by pane ie 
3 * how varii : 
bes m Lo. Octavie Fontaine Miniature Grange tree, covered Lcd sith a proteo Eg — (nest fet eris pof 
ine t fruit; à handsome plant for greenhouse or sitting ~ varieties by name, 
Ambroise Verschaete Madam e rooms (1170) STATICE BONDUELLI. T 24s per dozan mer 7% 8 mm 305. per ozen pairs. 
eric Vital Madame Darru fl 1 d fusely, in large | Ditto, on yel ý o dit 
EX F e AA MI MUN oor ae nom ee 
(1276) VERONICA ANDERSON True old CLOVE CARNATION, 12s. per do: th 
N VERB EN Purple and —— all but hardy; a E shrub. Scarl ditto ditto, s. AE ww 
The entire stock of these nine . nn de Li eee n of (1282) VERONICA MELDRNSIS. NEW CARNATION “EXTRAVAGAN: ti per pate T 
H. L. & Co., and they can with the greatest confidence Beautiful rose white ; a splendid plant. see Advertisement, March 26, Price is d 9 pri 
U — lowers. (1385), BIGNONTA RADICANS “MULTIFLORA. PINKS.— The finest first class show Pinks, by j^ 
Flora, ‘tra fae fe eh ee Finer and brighter th large panicles | Fine mixed border PINKS, 6s. per dozen n 
E i bright rosy purple, white eye, large | Producing a splendid effect. HOLLYHOCKS.—Our extensive stock of th 
p^ quss 1 Gare) GLYCINE SINENSIS, or WISTARIA. - the first-named varieties, is this season very Md, 
M e of the most valuable clim! mbing trees for out-doors (seeds | healthy, — well established in pots, P 
* fine form and free flowerer. 
white eye, immense truss, extra rare to 12s. dozen. 
buy 2380) IPOM(EA HYBRIDA MARGIN LLYHOC 
as HO KS, warra 
rs. ! ee bene im White eye, extra large truss, fine} Large an cpi flowers of various seii on ih thes me best leading kin 
eadi: ds, 20s. pe 
lant, varying from the Seq Bas elvety purple to sky ine, NEW PHLOXES.—An 
di- 
ty. 
Vio Mad. St | Vedi ABE vil ronda homi t f 
With a flower 5 Hol. whic! render them the ‘ornaments for the CHI SANTIEMUMS.— 
^ ford, it produces a much larger n umber “etal to Mis. 
y 
cl — ds pidiy, and covers a largo Space 
plaisir | Madame Souvenir de M. pu “short “time. t succeeds in a c e ind 
Ma vêque Seringe tee a h wall with a little protection in win 
> 597071 plant, of dwarf growth, produeing 
New Verbenas received from M. R. ugier-Ch aviere, of PeT TROP LUM N ULUM i i 
aris. These and the si 2 t E 0 GRANDIFLORUM. large flowers of the brightest 
ts scarlet blossoms, far surpassin TARAXACI 
Madame Hardy Monsieur Hardy class yet known, ‘It flowers most DELPHINIUM 
cold greenhouse, = 
NDA 
3 per cm 5) TAGSONIA TANAN, 1 tod oY isch vole CA 
ved Boucharlat of Lyons :— ae ee Passionflower is ualled the bril- ACROCABEE. = 
Madame Denis Blain| Mons. Denis Blain taney ad wr of ita — os 1 CIR 
RM 
d 
warranted all ime flowers, and fom 
p 22 
Pompone kinds, s 
ground. This variety has been grown in com. | (31) MAURANDYA CRIMSON: TINTED PURPLE GRAN- — M Ease big 
; ES * beautiful (new LOBELIAS.—Finest racist, adapted 8 gU 
ER be extensively planted the first season 438 MAURANDYA 3 MAROON GR Nbtrton FC 
H. L. & Co., have decided on it at a , (1438) — lr x: Bi ur di 
— 
-—— Der dozen, 
varieties, by? 
mass of 
E ing — include the finest beautifully streaked with carmine (rare LINUM FLAVUM, 6s. per dozen. 
varieties offered this season on the Cont T TROPXOLUM GRACILE. — : TRITOMA MEDIA.— A handsome 
Cendrillon | 1 Ne "Plus Ultra Wege n 55 handy. y penio Pak. 
pom | Clara La — — Primulefiora oe BOLUM M INIATUM d eg PÉNTSTEMONS. beh | — 2 ia 
atim: eandre 
r^ — 22 (1488) TROPEOLUM TRIOMPHE DE DE GAND FIMBRIATUM. GAZANIA RIG ge ae 1 pargo- uf 
Verbena Madame Joundi he Locate ifl of | , CARNATIONS: oat PICOTEES saved from the most choice sta of ese ino bau a sad rs 
all the stri eti d 12. aok | Collection of English varieties grown on the continent, and Strong planta 8. 
LOBELIA T db m ne. which may be expectéd to produce flowers of the highest 4 
Bay, figured and ibed by Sir Wm. J Poorer: A Fekkai merit, sent out in er éts as received from Bow YTRA Nr pure nds 
dense gro , each plant covering a spa Sardinian correspondent, whose flowering plants, 
rposes. For fw 
further description see ** Cot Ar T 
Eo end in pikea 6d. — or 218. Da did 
8 of ol 
i i den seeds for man have | DIEL 
ense growing variety, eac space of ground | >; i y years have n po 
12 to 18 inches in diameter, with its ample bright irreeti foliage th mento ag le. pena — &nd from MROSE, dou! 
Gn the way of Verbena Maonetti) and large light blue flowers 
with fine white Tt wil 
which varieties of 
t pric PLANTE -À choi: 
1 — much in A for bedding For prices and further particulars with regard to the above HERBACEOUS zen 
and 
and other rom we refer our patrons talogue 
itself, which is sent free and post paid on app tie aaa = 
Free 
‘bade all the above- — ed plants. castle 
der date in large quant tities at low prices. j BUTLER &. McCULLOGH, mls of the Nursery: 
8 N. E.—April 16. COVENT GARDEN, LONDON.—Arnir, L 16. 
a LL. 
