Mar 21, 1859.] 
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THE GARDENERS’ CHRONICLE AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE. T 
GERMAN AND OTHER FLOWER SEEDS, VEGETABLE, NCH PH FRUIT TREES IN PO 
AGRICULTURAL SEEDS, ETC OHN STA NDISH € nd the follo LANE axp SON,t 
ARKER Ax» WILLIAMS beg Jas st ta cm recommen 5 Sane, i hie iat Barkamp 
i in m, an 
i has b ected from the 
best English and oim sources, — ev — Kind i is piesien 
e, and the finest po: ae qur — Paradise 
N — „Seren Bae and Hornsey Road y, London. 
ESSRS. ARKER AND 1118 8 to 
PA MIR beg 
inform their TCI and patrons ee their PRICED 
ATALOGUE of Exotic Orchids, Stove, 
Ferns, Miscellaneots Stove, Green- 
ated and Ornamental foliaged 
Indian inu 
VARIEGATED GE quein 
OHN HALLY, Nun — and FLORIST, opposite 
t ilway Station, Blackheath, 8. E., offers the following 
the mos 
EDDING PLANTS.—As orders are received the 
best Plants will — 5 and set aside until eA are 
The following 12 dozen Plants can be had for 25s., 
tunias [sim 
xl Vines Signe’ | 
12 Blue Verbenas 12 Hollyhocks 
12 White Vesbohas 12 Heliotropes 
n. 200 Plants for 21s., the selec- 
JEYES fespectfully invites attention to a very fine 
COLLECTION of VERNS. 
most beautiful of all variegated 
flower beds, or to form a bed of 
ed with shrubs, it stands ~~ equalled, and be 
and hardy makes it — ne desirable of al 
variegated Dl&nts it resembles when n foll leaf finely — 
plants of the Golden h arcu iet m 
2 Gazania 
12 Yel. See 12 Blue Lobelia 
12 dark ditto 
12 Dahlias 
Nurseries. 
tha 
seler sted Dees he thought the best. They are 
very beautiful dwarf , and continue fiowering from June until 
October, or until the neg — — — pos — and are 
mirably adapted for bedding, perpetual 
, 
La V Tolapté, roe rose, shot with —. 
Madame Suer, white . centre, very dwarf 
1 — d Ced white violet — 
Monsieur pem quonim 
Souvenir jun à * 
Surpasse Madame i linge ros hits purple perm very dwarf. 
The above 2s. 6d. each, or the lot 21s. P the above J. S. 
can supply the finest old sorts from 6s. to per dozen. 
BONES for bedding on their own roots, Eu lants :— 
Tra: S haw! * hu most beautiful of ng plan Roses, 
each, o r doze 7i. per 100 
General Jacqueminot, * — * A. 
Louis Chaix, 2s. i ane h, — 
Madame Vignero: ed ub sas: por PR 
Pauline M reed ls. Gd. each, or 12s doken (Of al 
Hybrid Pe . Roses this is the best adapted for bedding | 4 
its dwarf bushy habit and being always 
Pealthy Ae always in bloom 
e ouium 1s. 64. each, or 
Nor : Triom mpho 
E 
4. per dozen 
ch, or — per dozen. 
ts. 
HYBRID PERPETU. 
Due de Cambridge L'Evéq 
Lord Palmerston Louise Me 
Marie Portemer Rein Denmark 
Thomas Rivers Triomphe des Beaux Arts 
NEW og for be grafted on EET strong 
lants, 4s. 
14 
s. each, or 2l. 1 
H PERPETUAL Roses. 
Ambroise Verschaffelt Beauté de Royghem 
Comte de Benuford Celine Forestier 
Docteur Bretonneau ngois 
Empereur de Maroc Frangois A 
Impératrice r Oriflamme de St. Louis 
Stephanie n ais 
Virginal. 8 Laure de Giraud 
: Madame Damaisin Bourpon : Octavie Fontaine 
A the hare p are now — t to — 1 — * E 
ot ve the above New Roses on the $ 5 
e in June.—Bagahot, 
A PERFECT SUBSTITUTE FOR GRASS. 
LAWNS WITHOUT MOWING. 
SPERGULA 
PILIFERA, 
MESSRS. E. G. HENDERSON & SON 
a perfectly hard 
y Alpine plant, forming a close, dense, carpet like surface, maintainin 
with a rich, sedg ev 8 Mice through all weathers in 
picture of gem v vet-like vegetable carpet, 
t g the same growt. 
winter i summer, presenting in July the 
studded over with innumerable snow white 
ae s FTN - = 
am Rot. 
FOR IMMEDIATE 
„ Sone 
el Pe yyy mt Sch rates : 
Special directions for so 
— — € Pr^x x 
; GREEN HOUSE 
E and SUMMER F 
E. G. HENDERSON & Son's Xi o GENERAL 
SWERING BEDDING PLANTS, which will be ready 
"Wellington Nursery, St. John’s Wood, London. 
MESSRS. E. Se HENDERSON & SON 
NEW GENERAL CATALOGUE vem “SPRING 1187 # ORNAMENTAL BEDDING and |other 
SUMMER PLANTS Botar 
sale 
N A FEW DAYS BE READY 
NDA VIOLACEA. 
and much needed by all we 
ed for, 
ve hats: much pleasure in introducing 
e publie, and no € — at be ers 
yt Mer rtical 
of th the finest shrubs h — — far the — 
beautiful naan erous large flow: 
E petiti ij a tle i be st ts 
As a com on mi collections, M iain, in 4 
violet-blue es oors a ne w and essential feature in colour, 
golden- — ani A. erin, is samo stylo a licate aie the | in 
o t rosy- 
9f Echites and Dipladenia x “AC ach. za 2 
in the —.— 
lour those o; 
1 a neat-habited plant with S — 
and large bright red tubular flowers 
intermediately. 
dine com ting kinds raised by 
"of TA RUN, sd 
(So. Ao DIGBY, m and LADY CAROLINE 
with large ——.— rosy- 
throughout winter" free flow flowering ha 
The HYBRID DEGON LAS raised Mr. Stange, D 
to Herrn Consul Schiller, B. PICTI U- 
RATA and others from D, BPLER NDSA RS Y 
none. NEW DAE BIEN ING SY STAR. 
TORIA 8 11 cone HLOX DRUMMONDI, VIC- 
LOROLARLS AMPLEXIC AULE 
une pee xol 
on 
ALBA, Splendid bead 
AND « DELICATA,” with 
N.B. The quoter, 
WHEREIN WILL BE DESCRIBED 
Y BEDDING DAHLIAS, GLOIRE DE FRANCE, AND 
UNIQUE.—The post White variety out, and the former 
M ‘the most noble formed and richly coloured flower of any 
bee — for n a sor vant showing the dwarf 
|an e blooming habit may be seen at the Wellington 
z NES. NEW FUCHSIAS (9 varieties, 63s.). 
| NEW CHRYSANTHEMUMS (8 varieties), see Plate XXVI. 
in 
BREEZE & BANKS'S COLLECTION OF NEW VERBENAS 
will include the finest blue out, the best rose, the finest e RS 
purple, — bes k, wi white 
toits id 
ford a beautiful pink 
but suffused with 
The "mure collection includes a full pet see 
karia as the finest eyer sent out by us, and s with 
but few exceptions any that we have cultiva: 2 — 
BED MS. 
DING GERANIUI 
NEW NOSEGAY SECTION. 
THE IMPERIAL CRIMSON, AND MODEL NOSEGAY 
GELANIUMS. Beo descriptions at page 
THE RAINBOW, with the finest red-zoned foliage yet seen. 
AU. 
OTHE SILVER CHAIN, with deep margin of pure white ; 
fitting companion to the GOLDEN CHAIN. 
NEW OLARÍA AS, scarlet, crimso sód aii of. 
pra t e bedding, shrubby, — . bE not 
f br. — the maj onis a 
THE WHITE NOSEGA Y GERANIUM (for beds). 
28 OF ce to 
W. 
— x prime as 3s. T Pur 
elington Nursery. Ee 
d en Nosegay, y sipa iion 
FRUITING TREES of the — 8 mentioned, s which are -= — 
good state for ot being heavy an 
to dro Ae PES 
ey consist o ACHES, NECTARINES, AP 
5s., Ts. 6d., to 08. 6d. each. TUUM, 
VINES, iua MNA, pe APPLES, 8s. 6 
7 
pots, 
58. e 
FI GS in in pc ts, in a bearing state, 34. Gd. eac! 
GOORERERERIES and CURRANTS, ls. 6d. A 
Alsoa very large collection 2m EVERGREEN, of which aa 
have a fine 8 * arias, edrus Deodara, Ced. 
Lebanon, Ou 3 Pines, E: all Bre gre Plants, 
6 ft. to 12 ft. high; Rhododendrons, well set with flower 
buds, L 
"The Home Nurseries are within five minutes' walk of the 
Station of | the London and North-Western Railway, Great 
Berkhampstead, Herts. 
ILLISTONE AND CO., of the Nurseries, Sturmer, 
travelling, 
d. to 5s. each, 
with 5 to 10 [re uel of Fruit, 
— Essex, will have Ti pleasure in forwarding 
"s receipt of 10s., hamper and carriage paid to 
London the following kinds of HARDY CLIMBERS :— 
: varieties of fine Toneysuckles 2 17 in hal 22 Flowers 
LU i posone 
» mew 1 „ Bignon 
g Roses Py 11 (tricolor) 
The flowing — ditto, per 20 Plants, for 6s. n 
hamper, &c. 
2 2 Maurandyas in E 
2 ala! l 
2 Caly — T : Trot ums » 
4 8 ms „, potnosas ” 
7 BEDDIN LANTS in well grown and 
o the YG PL 
* — 5 stuff, hamper, &c, 20s. per 100. 
— a the best ne £ a NUM 85 per 100. 
ANTI 
MA Y has now ready ‘for “delivery pe i 
A TEE eee 
lection of ver Wm 
8 rnc 
LORD D RBY QUY) Creamy white, with yellow lip, 
beautifully striped and igl l 
PURPLE KING (Mav's) — Deep rich won self, fine 
ike extra. 
SURPRISE (May's). > 
form god 
— — bg AY'8) — White tube, "- crimson lip, 
rove 
DALATEA TMPROV ED (May’ 8). —Pure white tube, bright 
crimson AND Ot m. habit and 22 spike good. 
GITA AY's)— Bright vosy purple, white lip, 
spike extra. 
The above set of eight for 25s., or 3s. 6d. each ae The 
usual im ed to the e 
Henry May, The H 
\ Ñ 7 M. CUTBUSH -— > SON opto to — oo they 
can supply m 
fine 
NG PLANTS. Any 
quantity of extra fine E gts annexed :— 
Persdoze: 4 — Per dozen.—s.d. 
bel peciosa (from 
T ie uttings true) thi t 
— 2 s pieno, Rin v of eX. SS . 40 
lent d —— m Tom Thum bv. 40 
: .60 of sorts 45. to 6 0 
we 9 is. À:0 
B uui, Salvia, of sorts a -. 40 
m — — 
of all the best Palace variety), a free 
ties .. 48., 6s., and 9 0 flowering MEN Mint. 
Geraniums, Tom umb scarlet dwarf plant, well 
„ —— for flower 
», Variegated, ofso s.to 9 go .60 
Heliotropo.. +, 40 verbenas, of the best sorts 4 0 
Lobelia ramosioides +. £0 onds’ New, of 1859, 18 0 
AD RIPTI ATA ve gen 
Nursery Stock can be obtained free per post on application. 
bright green foliage, with a broad 
t scarlet of good aps i inl 
arge trusses in a sa 
and very robust habit. We tested it last = with a doze: 
othe 5 2. ice — perior to any for bedding par 
the late meeting 2 * Royal 
bited a 
Botanic Society, E received a Certificate of M 
„ r 21s. per dozen. 
SHOW, NOY, & NOH- SPOTTED PELARGONIUMS. 
—A large stock of — — ges of the above in 
metuo ding sorts, at 12s., 18s., and 24s. per dozen; 
or 5l. and 71. 10s. E — 
wc e $ HUS sto that thay gan 
M. ^ tid that they can Su stron 
plants of tne above elegant Conservatory P. erg Pind 
at 2s. Od, each; or 24s. p ord e 
pi Highgate Nurseries, London, N. 
0 
SORA ST. CLOUD, a beautiful accompaniment to FONTAIN- | p 
e: 
The Gardeners’ Chconiclr 
SATURDAY, MAY 21, 1859. 
MEE 8 FOR THE OR THE FOLLOWING "M 
TUESDAY, Ac 24—Li Bae Meet vine ) 
Wepnespay, — 250 1 Micro: conical 
Maxx inquiries concernit 
MAKING CHARCOAL have 
sirous of 
at 955, and also the 
ae ted g MISS E | 
ariegated Geraniums, MILY DOMVILE will 
prove a an TET th Plant (see description in Catalogue). 
The tw VED varieties with large-petalled | refuse, their 
owers. 
ip 
forward. 
viro t charcoal, whether 
