GRASS SEEDS FOR ALL SOILS. 
GRASS SEEDS FOR PERMANEN 
SUTTON'S 
THE GARDENERS’ CHRONICLE AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, 
(Aver 30, 1859 
PASTURES, PARKS, CEMETERIES, ETC, 
SA TETON AND SONS have yet on hand some of eve 
according to quantities and sorts required by the soil. 
ry kind of Grass Seeds as offered in their Priced "mee and in former advertisements, 
ANGEL WURZEL SEED FROM LARGE BULBS. 
8 * SuTTON'S 
cheaper by the cwt. 
que great celebrity s Mangel Wurzel^ 
TURNIP SEEDS FROM SELECTED BULBS. 
AND SONS having for many years tested 
UTTON 4 the 
have introduced vli new kinds which are generally allowed to be superior to ‘all others. 
* Green-top Hybrid," “ — 8 Hybrid,” “ eee, ire Red Globe,“ and *Y 
growth a: varying fro: per lb. 
stock, all of home eed. Pric 
Priced yt post. Fin Goods delivered Carriage Free to all parts. Five per cent discount allowed for Cash Payment, 
SEED ESTABLISHMENT, RE AD 
ROYAL BERKSHIRE 
is the result of saving seed only from large picked 
HOLCUS SACCHARATUS (or Sarin at reduced price, according to quantity required. 
comparative merits of all the known varieties 
m 64. to ls. 
Yellow Tankard, ” are parti We recommended. Many other g 
Prices my. 
roots of good shape an d solidity. Price 9d, e 
of Turnips and Swedes, and selected the best for g 
Surton’s “Champion sarado; u Improved W 80 - Stroy: 
are Ket 
ING, May 1859, 
— ÁN 
GERMAN 4 AND “OTHE 
AGRICULTURAL 
ESSRS. PARKER AND WILLIA? MS beg to 
inform their friends ang patrons that their new PRICED 
and DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE in which is enumerated 
every novelty of proved Terie also àll the best of the bayan 
S will be forwarded post fre 
application, T. 
best English an one vp 
i 
R FLOWER SEEDS, VEGETABLE, 
SEEDS, ETC. 
Cua BEDDIN E PLANTS, 25. 6d. per dozen.— 
Appl; DIN, for — eo a stamps, to J. Scorr, | 
NOW SENDING OUT—NEW FUCHSIA, 
“LORD CLYDE” 
For particulars see Advertisements of last and previous Gardeners’ Chronicle, 
Strong Plants, 
(YOUELLS. 
lOs. 6d. Each, 
YOUELL & CoS ROYAL NURSERY, GREAT YARMOUTE 
Merriott e, 
The Catalogue r par e le for 
Garden E and full descriptions of J. S.'s unrivalled 
UBLE P S, n dy for deli- 
collection of n 
very, at 6s., 92 = vend 12s. per dozen. Wine n new single sorts, 
25. ôd. to 3s. 6d. Mon d Magna coccinea, the most splendid 
of all Bedding Petunias, 5 inches across, beautiful light crim- 
son, 3s. 6d. per 
LEPTODA AOTYLON CALIFORNICUM, in quantity; also 
PHLOX CRITERION, two lovely Bedding Plants. 
R 
0 L e . — to call 
the attention of Agricul to his superior . — of 
DS, w) for — queer Sor, and 
bear comparison with any i ‘do: 
ETER uu 
7 
Mx all fhe valuable Kinds ofthe A! URAL “as 
RASSES suitable for Lowland and Upland /> 
. also for Da PRIOR TUN Bowl. 
ing Gree: roots, * cket Grounds, Cemeteries, 
Railway 
PRIOR, vd f pli 
tion. CURL nde & 12 27 Great George 
Street, Wes 
* JACK e 1 ” SWEDE, ETC. 
Pu LAWSON aw» SON, ae 
UEEN’S SEEDSMEN, &c., 27, Gi reat Geo 
N 9 5 TE 
nuine Stock of the AY 
also of th he LOTHIAN 
PURPLE-TOP SWEDE, both of ich have 
— selected 9 the test care. Th 
have also a k of the KOHL 
RABI, or -ROOTED CABBAGE, 
of h were shown at th 
at t A Show. The Ko 
Lee loni ag tee and ma; 
as a substitute for the Turnip and w 
not succeed, or for up blanks where there is 
failure. Its fe hardiness, and i weight po acro 
are equal to a all kinds of 
P. L. & Son have 2 first-rate Stock of 
-MANGEL WURZEL SEED, which they can cont ntly 
recommend. Their natural GRASS SEEDS have 
saved with very great care, and they are ready to sup oly then 
8 mn mixture, for laying down Permanen E Pastures, 
Nu: L. & Sox have 
5 arranged to deliver 
Seeds free Pese edere ze 
“LISTS OF PRICES cf is tie above Seeds, Plan 
an ee A ir, e and all other ts, 
E 97, Gre Street, Westminster, 
ROISE VERSCHAFFELT, 
: NURSERYMAN* 
rv veh sempe: ) will now send out the foliowing NEW 
B x : LDII, one of the finest yet 
TYDJEA PRINCESS TROUBETZKOY (three splendid} 
„ GRANDIS .. 
SANG. A: h — ln 16 0 
TORENIA PULCHERRIMA |. ? 2 6 
CLEMATIS SOPHIA FLORE PLENO = 208-0 
LYCHNIS HAAGEA? xw 
CARNATIONS "AND "PICOTEES 
END AND CO, 8 DTI ot the a 
r AE — 2 
5 — them at PETE vie now e 
CARNA 
and 24s, per doen | — 
. — first class show varieties by name, 18$. and 
2 Gee 
Ditto, o yellow unds, s. and 30s. per dozen 
Finest mixed BORDER C CARN ATIONS A EL. 9s. ditto 
True old CLOVE "ENS "7 dilige 1 
— show varieties by name, 183. 
PINKS.—The fr finest first t olas dod Pinks, pr name, 95. per doz, 
opea der PIN. per dozen pairs. 3 y? — 
Xovern & Ou, ovat 3 — — Yarmouth, Norfolk, 
CHOICE FLOWERS. 
BUTLER & 
webs CATALOGUE 5 
McCULLOCH'S 
SEEDS, 
AMES CARTER m à 
nome rd titi 
essor LINDLEY in Gardener, 
ER & MoCuLLocn's = (Covent pere . — Catalogue of Choice Flo ower, S 
t 
9 
“Bor 
fills 84 p ly printed 8vo 
— suppl Ew: of the gom at Lon Aa ‘howe 
Aa Messrs. BUTLER & McCuLLocH. Let 
— its arrangements.“ 
3 
eo Bol that 
ages, and is 
s' Chronicle of February 5th, ha the 
well gle ad up. 
1 
foll. notice of B. & Mod's OMNE 
3 , Tree, and Mere — 
pes 
of its mater 
UTLER AND McCULLOCH, while drawing attention to their general SPRING CATALOGUE 
hight —— both from the scientific botanist and amateur cultivator, avail P— of the 
m its pages the following list;— 
to select fro: 
(37) ACACIA LONGIFOLIA (magnifica 
the — . — splendid Acacias in ee with 
DN very tad of bright yellow flowers several inches in 
mh vey and beautiful. Of these — 
y Wanne Dissie * 
A 1 — 
than 47 varieties, all of the tice character. ore 
5 ee Ld 
RG 5) 
Ie grows E (reti "ol ipe 
highly ornamental in 
of Hea 
One of 
ULOSA, 
mare dd 4 etate Stag's-horn Sumach. 
sh si soil, is invaluable for avenues, 
bberies ; sometimes called Tree 
AL 
Of these beautiful little 
LPI 
embra eing al AM A we Mo E a splendid 3 
last autumn by dm Surat — um ci 
„the Curator of the Zurich 
4 Gardens. The io valuo of Alpino lants for rocke work i 
too well known to require comm These collections 
confidently recommend, 3 hey do, species — of 
(199) CALLICHROA PEDAT. 
A new erimson annual with white eye, uy dem 
(217 A.) CAMELLIA JAPONICA. 
From th: 
us — se newedt: — E striped an: 
29) CANA INDICA SUPERBA. 
— gan res UM the winter; lea Mi 5 
uresque ost ornamen 
e npe a Tube coll finds ak 
remarkable for the beauty — » m 10 olinga, gi 
(804) CELO (species 
A most el 
of feathery [reme pint 
its ler pi s VEM 
ably adapted for e 
of the eee flowering 
Well worth 
hite shaded with — M 
"uquets ; — — Tents 
aub at doors or i Deis fra ovelties 
attention, ed specimen 
July 
— 
i 
nin. 
be de meno upon to C produce e double 
i ende: em — — 
344) CHRYSOC! OMA 00 me = 
OMA COMAUREA. 
—— evergreen shrub, bearing 
— one of the haudsomest p PL meme n mas die 
e D Biete drm 
BUTLER & MeCULLOCH, Covent Garden Market. 
lant, 
d other varieties of nd ra 
flora 
dicted nè 
= et = 
(451) DATURA HUMILIS FLORE 
magnificent Brugmansia-like plant 
of r golden-yellow flowers; very large, in 
scented. One of the greatest doveldes of the season. Quel 
d to 688) i pas 80 ORRI (Chinese auf 
Of this im; "T 
adde froma Atrios, be more ornamental 
tain more saccharine matter, Hole! saccharatus, 
(972) PELARGONIUMS. 
Of these both large flow fig Seavey me D bi 
other E, Which canus otal to prove Pere : 
il to prove : 
- 49) quen Doc 2 
Miniature ge tree, cov 
of scarlet fruit; a hands covered al vi igna wi 
rooms. 
BIGNONIA RADICANS nue 
ud Rn brighter. then Y radicans; flowers in larg 
producing a sp! 
asso 
ova). N 
Mee: d a multitude of long spikes | ; 
even rper 
(new and rare). vx 
(1488) TROPJEOL otang 
CARNATIONS ix varieties grown 
Collection of English varieties 
—— . tA be VE . — to 
DE GAND FL 
TRIOMPHE rango scar 
her novelties, we refer our, 
e 
which is sent free and post P 
