3 Juse 11, 1859. | THE GARDENERS’ CHRONICLE AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE. 503 
| MESSRS. E. G. HENDERSON & SON'S A: 
NEW GENERAL CATALOGUE . cem T 
NEW PRICED X DESCRIPTIVE. GENERAL CATALOCUE 
ILN RNOTT, AND CO., cessors to Chandler 
dr and hs A forw: — eas eats al — 
ral Descriptive TALOGUE, containing d 
SPRING LIST OF ORNAMENTAL BEDDING AND SUMMER-FLOWERING PLANTS, Liste of fnew Hyb Wi aene Camelias, Alla im 
Is ready for distribution (free by post) wherein are described the — * sam PLANTS and also Fuchsias Polare — die ed Petontas, Phones, Bolliag 
special directions for sowing, rearing, and final plan NS Shsworth Bond, London, B. Zelebüshed upeecda df 
years. 
SPERGULA ifa 1 
the admirable substitute for Grass on Lawns, without mowing, o h good established tufts D ager 
planting (from Mr. M: n's fine Lac at Forest Es near 25 ‘an e Cyel P ges hes me rage t 4s. an 1 Aa — — — 
per dozen, according Seed Packets, 6d 2 UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF H. R. H. THE PRiNCE Consort, Dun 
eir respective 
BEATON’S NEW SEEDLING m BEDDING G enen 4 * N renim ny are— AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY or INDIA, AND THE LEADING AGRi- 
and the MODEL NOSEGAY. K 
ALLAMANDA ER GERANIUM WHITE NOSEGAY. 
CALCEOLARIA AMPLEXICAULIS ALBA. a SILVER CHAIN. 
DWARF DAHLIA, THE WHITE UNI m 2 Sr. CLOUD 
GLOIRE DE FRANC. 7 GOLDE: 
BANKS’S NEW FUCHSIAS. 45 CERISE MONIQUE, de 
PELES NEW CHRYSANTHEMUMS. Y THÈ re Ar err 
d . 96. 
OF VERBENAS, : 0 6 726. 
0 6| | Yellow s Globe Mangel . 06: 
THE MOST —— COLLECTION — OFFERED are those now in bloom at the Wellington — (^ Jeffery's 09 | Fage's Impl. Orange Globe 08 
Nursery, - S which E e called the specialattention of cultivators for the first — ^ z : 4 — 
time this The un season is the most pa for sowing Pngeslnpro relia Globe ? 5 "e 4 E 
* .. se E 
^ CAREEGLXIK CINERARIA, AND PRIMULA, eim White Globe 0 6 242 
to secure an early and continuous bloom of the above favourite ares for Greenhouse and Conservatory Y White Tankard 0 7 33 
decoration. Seed Packets, of first class quality in each kind, at 2s. 6d. eac | 5 ey 4 d 
Kou e e DK NT! 
i \ * Bulbs of this v. the enormous t 
Wellington Nursery, St. John's Wood, London. Bem of this variety ha 5 ub weigh 
BUCK WHEAT, MUSTARD, LINSEED, TARES, SAIN- 
‘FOIN, HOLCUS SACCHARATUS, 1s. per Ib. 
CHOICE FLOWERS. 255 . . SARTE TEE 
BUTLER & McCULLOCH’S 
SPRING CATALOGUE OF SEEDS, 
RRANGED on a new and fnr quarc nes is plan, with copious Descriptive and sap * 
and containing many new — d in any other Cata. 
logue, now ready and 1 post paid on applica: 
gener et care, by the m — and dd s SEEDS, — crop of 1858, saved with piro folowing Seas net te supplied :— 
est care, 
Kors sins sale, that, toe Tarihi o of Messrs. JAMES- CARTER & Co, | — GRANTS PINE APPLE | RUSSIAN GREEN TOF. 
— espe «a y Carnations and Pico coisas have given such univers mar ir has Price ls. brin Rau Lud a 
— 
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— in the Gardeners’ Chronicle of Feb fe iOS BR Ti achat 
— es eres ek B= soe tt 
En : n 
NO FICATI 
TTON —€— SONS ER intimate that 
spei. A A tnm they have quite out of 
SATURDAY, JUN. JUNE 11, 1859. 
e saves to Messrs. BUTLER Let us add, that it yields to no the abundance of its MEETINGS FOR OR THE FOLLOWING WEER. . 
or the excellence of its — 2 * June E Nod Botanie . 2 r. 
URSDAY,  — 16—Lin nenn 8 r. u. 
— — à 
BUTLER ann ED, vium drawing attention to their general SPRING CATALOGUE which has elicited such H x 
high encomiums both from the scientific botanist and amateur cultivator, avail themselves of the present opportunity re is am l Ears than 
to select from its pages the following list:— another it is the robbery of poor people the 
it de (28) ACACIA GRANDIS (TRUE). (625) MASROPHAMN UB] HÜGELLI. oe pretence o: i a ice. The 
P pulchella section, pro- This, purpureus, are all handsome varieties of columns of the y and weekly papers literally 
golden balls, Of these ful and this beautiful — body ha: greenhouse or - y papers it 
aang te plants. eur collection emiwaces no fewer than 47 — Should grow. All three — ane teem with advertisements from persons anxious to 
varieties, all of the most decorative character, * employment; it is with no small diffieul 
ALPINES 665) HIBISCUS ROSEUS SUPERBUS. that many of them ean spare the money — 
— —— pears — bija Afar 5 Tua a EE Y Ft aio aueh p ep and, inexperienced 
embracing ai tha m M, the Curatorof the Zurich | (680 to — HOLCUS — SORGHUM (Chinese Sugar Cane), in the world, they too thus become mere 
Botanic Gardens. The value of Alpine plants for rock-work is Of this important class we have nine new and important | objects — * peg infest this 
too well known to require comment. collections we can | varieties from Africa, said to be more ornamental and to con- modern 
confidently recommend, containing, as they do, species only of | tain more saccharine matter, Holcus saccharatus. f 
highest ) INDIGOFERA DECORA ALBA ROSEA. : pU the methods in which this 
(199) CALLICHROA PEDATA. acti and dosua are all y free v flowering | nefarious sors is carried on. A. B. ady 
A new crimson annual with white eye, very beautiful. ehrobe, ume — diey are also highly that he or she is in want ct acne ent.. In 
(217 a.) CAMELLIA JAPONICA, ornamental out — day or t 12 anm : 
From the newest and finest striped and other varieties of geto UMS. any or Sire e lobor ja uote ing to come 
that much admired Of these both large flowered and fancy, very choice, and of | from a registry office, informing me > adver-- 
(296) CEANOTHUS "AZUREUS GRANDIFLORUS. other splendid varieties, inclu uding Scarlets, we have a fine | tiser that u upon remittmg the a 
This, ceruleus capo and Fontanesianus are all | Stock, which A. fail top prove highly satisfactory. tration fee” he or she will s = 
beautiful varieties of this highly ornamental genus, of which 49) SOL ur CAPSICASTRUM. h f es x ^ 
we possess nine splendid varieties. A omes are equally suited | Miniature jange tree vered all Z2 with a profusion | Chance of o nng the employment sought, To- 
for conservatory and out-door decoration. of scarlet fruit ; a — plant for greenhouse or sitting this is added a hint that some of 
ANNAS. Woran kind wanted are just the simpl. 
Of th — i (1335) BIGNONIA RADICANS MULTIFLORA ; Tu. D vaoan 
- : T nn nte ndi Ne e Bagani " than bap. redigans,; flowers in large panicles rtiser re 
«^ most a : a mulie st long spikes 
" on. shaded bright rose, 
— n lens paesi? when. and therefore admir- 
prs, E for winter bouquets ; one of the greatest novelties 
the season, wal wort’ er out of or UN pots from y ! 
to October. dried specimen may 
(337) CHRYSANTHEMUM (tall and dwarf — 
Of these warf and tal varieties we have a fme stock, | 
Ve — en may be depended upon to produce double 
seeds having been saved from the finest CARNATIONS and PICOTEES saved from the most choice 
Collection of English varieties grown on the continent, and well known to the police, whe 
— — yeo fasion o 2 which be expected to produce fowers of the highest with his practices. There is 
fae — — of golden ball-like merit, sent out in sealed packets as 5 Jesi. Ron QUi some obo 9 fter the regi: 
* the handsomest greenh use plants in cultiva- f inian & whose seeds for years have cett yi 
(451) DATURA such universal satisfaction, and ca the registration fee, but of 
X HUMILIS FLORE PLENO. the greatest excellence have been raised, course to 1 to no 3 M n the registry office does 
. of deep goi ve like plant producing a profusion| For prices and further particulars wi o purpo ee very week fiv. six 
rtg low fo È wery large, ape — Ae sweet- f and, other novelties, we refer our y wee F 
One of the greatest novelties itself, which is sent free and post paid oi 
Bas amo m are two young ai wy 
been en ehe tS shui the man. What i 
very . cap district postman is in the con- 
BUTLER & & McCULLOCH, Covent Garden Market. 
