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THE GARDENERS’ 
JANUARY 8, 1887.] 
CHRONICLE. 
37 
NEW PEA. 
SHARPE'S QUEEN. 
UR NEW PEA—QUEEN— 
surpasses everything we have ever had the pleasure 
of submitting to our Customers, in habit, cropping quali- 
ties, colour and flavour; it is the perfection of a Pea for 
every purpose, and, by successive sowings, so continuous a 
crop can be obtained, that it will be almost unnecessary to 
cultivate any other variety. 
The QUEEN is a Blue Wrinkled Marrow Pea, about 
2 to 2} feet in height, of a sturdy branching habit; it 
г quires to be sown thinly, as the pods are produced from 
the very bottom of the plant to the top. The pods are 
large, green, slightly curved, and so filled with Peas that 
when open it would appear impossible they could be con- 
tained in the pod. The Peas are large, oval, deep-green, 
and of a delicious flavour when cooked. We feel we can- 
not say too much in its praise, and are confident our 
Customers will agree with us, it is the very bəst Pea ever 
sent out. 
Price, 2s. per Half-pint, 
SEALED PACKETS. 
APPLICATION. 
TRADE PRICE ON 
HARLES SHARPE & CO., 
SEED MERCHANTS, 
SLEAFORD. 
FRIDAY NEXT. 
MOST SUPERB NOVELTIES: 
UTRICULARIA HUMBOLDTI, 
CATTLEYA MOSSIÆ MATUTINA. 
M. PROTHEROE anp MORRIS po instructed by Mr. F. SANDER 
o SELL by AUCTION, б their Central Sale Rooms, 67 and 68, — 5 Е.С., 
on FR D AY NEXT, January 14, a half- M. 12 o'Clock лай а - fine i гем 
is а most е 
е АП er 
wis his been fortunate in getting the 
: Scho mburgh’s original diu is in the possession x of the British 
Museum, and we have been she, through the kindness of Mr. Carruthers, to obtain a fac simile of 
this ken which will be o 
Also A коне а MATUTINA, а simply grand Cattleya. This Mossi 
from the perc nary type in flowering much earlier. The flowers are much = ар апі "e veg 
The habit of the plant is totally both bulb and leaf resembling C. Triane 
very big, always upright, and of rigid growth. A finer Cattleya cannot rumori 
The same wo Ms contain the finest importation of ANGULOA 
G war bre masses of this magnificent Crohn are Pescolingly hne 
iew morning of Sale, and Catalogues had. 
ERSEY FRUIT TREES, sabre, c m ы 
Cash with Order. Write for Tilos trated CA' 
to JOSHUALE CORNU & SON, High Vie 4 "meos 
JERSEY ROSES for 
DRE LEROY’S Nurseries at Angers 
in Europe in n Collections 
REES, SHRUBS, CA- 
zt iS sent on application. Freight from 
Angers to London is very moderate. Medal of Honour at the 
U niversal Exhibi tion at Paris i in 1878. 
Messrs. WATSON anp SCULL, 
90, yeh Thames Street, London, E.C. 
HE GOLD 
Arcs e O-LA KA 
Good Seed i thefollowing E, for cash :—1000 
for 25 Piece (25 10,000 seeds, for 200 francs (£8). 
FRATELLI ROVELLI, Nurserymen, Pallanza, Italy. 
2 Chrysanthemum. 
R ATPH BROCKLEBANK.. 
A уна Ъгі ht Prim ose- Yellow 
LARCH 
seeds 
Merrilies. 
uttings, 
be executed in strict rotatia and must Re accompanied by 
Postal Orders pj s y vU pa di in Liverpool. 
TH K RTH, 
“Childwall, fede 
"'l'HORN or QUICK. for Hedges. 
planted, 25s. to 30 r 1000; stron nsplan 
to 40s hd 1000; extra is ng transplanted ieee wy 50s. per 
— Trans- 
, 95s. 
1000; ing," very fine, 8s. per All the above are 
stout, een ant rae ee well pele ч 
RICHARD — p CO., Nurserymen and Seed Mer- 
chants, Worcest 
SAAC "HEC. SON “have fot 
е 500,000 RH E eger noti varying in size from 
feet—Cunnin gham's te, Jacksoni, 
caucasicum, Venom, ` Seedlin Hybrids, Hybrid ponticum, 
and named varieties; bushy plants. HOL b 
CONIFERS, FOREST TREES in large quantities; AUCUBAS, 
EWS, and other Nursery A OGUES now ready, 
and had, gratis and post-free, on application to 
the Nurseries, gre T perat Trent. 
Nurserier are 110 acres. 
To the Trade. 
Home-grown VEGETABLE and AGRICULTURAL SEEDS, 
AnD F, SHARPE are now pre to 
ive special 586 of all the expo decim of 
VEGETA LE and FIELD SEEDS raised on their own Seed 
Farms this season Pon Pibe всей аяй асе The 
wre is unusually fne and the prices very low. Samples 
on applicat 
Seec оны Establishment, Wisbech. 
Tee 
fer:— 
aM AZALEA INDICA, full of flower-buds, бы ., 218s., and 
30s. per dozen 
CAMELLIAS, full of pu MUN 18s., 24s., to 36s. per dozen ; 
specimens, 5s. to depen 
RHODODENDRONS, fiis ed, 18s. to 30s. pe dozen. 
DEUTZIA GRACILIS, coe t rong, 6s. per doz 
SPIRAEA AES. pens iy ces 4s. per doz 
LILY of the VALLE rong Berlin Сера, 6. рет 100. 
TUBEROSES, Do erty fe ome ы American Pearl. rgest 
cheapes x stock in the Trade. See Special LIST. 
Trade Suppliec 
MORLE AND CO, 1 and 2, psa „Street; and at Child's 
Hill Farm Nursery, "Finchle y Road, 
e Trade. 
SEED TAA OS. P 
AND Е. SH кес pc ч 
IST of SEED POTATOS fe w ready, and may 
had on application. It comprises all 
tivation p т erar Д for Seed 
selected stoc The prices s dn very ad 
Seed Growi 
OWERING SHRUBS — 
M, RIB 
8s. per dozen, 50s. per 100. 
RICHARD SMITH anp CO., N 
abore Е Е -— - pm DM 
beggar Fue К; a er 
Selection No. 1, ve per 100, 
” 
3, tox o vidiculóm to name, but 
h may c шу danke advantageous terms. 
CHARLES | NOBLE, Bagshot. 
INTER FLOWERING 
UN : 
ERICA SCABRIUSCULA, in т, 125. Los nen 
РМ р іп flower, 12s. e urine ре 
» WILMOREANA, full of flower-b ge iri 18s. ad dor, 
n 
purcnase 
» SINDRYANA, fc of of есче у 125. 
GARDENIA, A ord and well budded, 18s. р А 
ALEA ЈА, in ety. full of bud, 18s. per dozen. 
AMELLIA, Ad budd +» 24s., 303., а . per dozen, 
GENISTA FRAGRANS, coming i into flower, 12s. per dozen. 
Full LIST on ication. 
d Nurseries, Ascot. 
Li ыы Two 
эч нс nts, in sealed packets, 
es, ls. , 2s. 6d P 
Ea ed. „and $ ба. 
separat 5s. 6d. ; 
7-р ы tö procur 
LAING Акъ CO., i дат тне Bill, S.E. 
JOHN STANDISH AND 
АОВ m BEGON NIA 
and 5s. per 
ee р: Ае ket. 
Choiee mixed, f de 
packet ; ‘double varieties, 2 e [o 
ed v 6 ditto, За. 
Collectic 
Order direct 
JOHN 
