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_ tion of the dark and brilliant-flowered variety of 
E. TINA, ONCIDIUM NUBIGENUM, CATTLEYA Phot ALIANA, and many other rare and 
THE GARDENERS’ 
January 22, 1887.] 
CHRONICLE. 101 
ERICA HYEMALIS ALBA, 
First-class Certificate Royal Horticultural Society. 
FRANCIS R. KINGHORN 
Is now prepared to execute Orders for this extremely valuable acquisition to our pure White 
Winter-flowering Plants. This new variety is the exact counterpart of E. hyemalis, except in colour, 
so its beauty and elegance may be readily imagined. For cutting purposes the pure white spikes 
are simply grand, and as a Market Plant it is destined to take a very prominent place. 
Strong a ing ng Plants in 48’s and а 105. 6d. each, 
USUAL DISCOUNT TO THE TRAD 
SHEEN NURSERIES, RICHMOND, SURREY. 
LILIUM AURATUM—DOUBLE TUBEROSES. 
MORLE AND CO. 
Have undoubtedly the Largest, Best, xe Cheapest Bulbs in the Trade. Constant arrivals per mail 
mers every w 
LILIUM AURATUM.— Very e frm, fresh, and sound Bu lbe, 4 s. per doz., 30s. per 100; extra fine, 
6s. per doz., 45s. per 100. Im se Bulbs, lar argest ever offered at the price, "12s, per doz., 80s. per 100. 
Double TUBEROSES, African ues pinus Pearl, 6s. per 100; 5s. per 100 for 500 lots; 42s. per 1000. 
land 2, and 162, FENCHURCH STREET, E.C. 
SHARPES GIANT AUTUMN MARROW PEA. 
We have a small quantity of our Giant Marrow Pea to offer this season. 
It is the finest late Exhibition Pea ever sent out, Pods having been sub- 
mitted to the Editor of the Journal of Horticulture, grown by Mr. Muir, of 
The pods are 
Margam, which were 7 inches in length and 11 inch wide. 
large, dark green, and well filled with large Peas of the finest quality. 16 
is an abundant cropper—height 6 feet—should not be sown too early. 
Price 2s. 6d. per 1 Pint Sealed Packet 
Half- Pint Sealed Packets 1s. 6d. each 
CHARLES SHARPE & 60., SEED MERCHANTS, SLEAFORD. 
FRIDAY NEXT. 
CATTLEYA LAWRENCEANA. 
M 55585. PROTHEROE ax» MORRIS are instructed by Мг. F. SANDER 
to SELL by AUCTION, at their Central Sale Rooms, 67 and 68, Cheapside, London, E.C., 
very fine importation of 
| free by post. 
on FRIDAY NEXT, January 28, at half-past 12 o'Clock precisely, a 
_ CATTLEYA LAWRENCEANA, collected and brought home by Mr. Kromer from the Roraima 
. Mountain. C. Lawrenceana is extremely rare in its native country, 
and is one of the very finest 
of the genus. Also the very beautiful and rare ONCIDIUM LOXENSE: in habit it resembles 
O macranthum, and the sepals and petals are very dark, with a large bright orange lip; the true 
ONCIDIUM MACRANTHUM HASTIFERUM, in де order; together with a splendid importa- 
A MAXIMA, C. MOSSLE MATU- 
fing ORCHIDS: ` On view morning of Sale, and Catalogues had, 
WILLIAM BARRON & SON, 
IL GARDENERS, Mie sis pi me 
LUERS, and NURSERY; 
HAVE THE BEST AND CHEAPEST STOCK OF HAR 
ORNAMENTAL TREES, FOREST 
EES, AND FRUIT TREES, 
in the Midland Counties. Send for a Descriptive Catalogue. 
ELVASTON NURSERIES, 
BORROWASH, DERBY. 
FRUIT TREES, 
SEVENTY- 29 ACRES. 
APPLES, PEARS, PLUMS, CHERRIES, PEACHES, 
NECTARINES, аса апа ые FRUIT TREES, аз 
Standards, Dw: а Pyramids, Bushes, Cordon, and Trained 
Trees in gre at variety. 
«5990 excellent Canes, 3s. 6d. to 10s. 6d. Orchard House 
ees in "pots, сао APRICOTS, NECTARINES, &с. 
hon 5s. FIGS from 
DESCRIPTIVE LIST, containing a sketch of the various 
forms of Trees, with Directions for Cultivation, Soil e aina age, 
M Glas 
also ie eir Synonyms, ү сө Size, Form, Skin, Colour, fiu > 
Flavour, Use, Gro ration, Season, Price », &c., free by post, 
RICHARD SMITH & CO., 
WORCESTER. 
w Ready, the splendid 
NEW EARLY CHRYSANTHEMUM 
“ MRS. BURRELL.” 
Flowers 5 to 6 inches diameter. A beautiful clear primrose 
соно Obtained two im t-class Certificates in August, 1886. 
aa 
нн proving itself to e the best 
num in ‘cultivation, Now being 
Plants, 3s.each; 6,15s.; 12, 25s. ; 50, 80s. 
The usual Trade allowance. 
A FACT REALLY WORTH KNOWING, 
5. PDE 
ALMA гнаі FARNHAM, SURREY 
enini ot which 
he ho iE haves d 
ALDER, 2 to 3 feet, 25s. per 0. ditto, 3 to 5 
feet, 30s. per r 1000. 
D aan 8 to 4 feet, and 4 to 6 feet, 30s. to 40s. 
HORNBE: AM, 4 to 6 feet, 40s. per 1000. 
Ө ОТО stout, from 15s. to 205. per 1( 
COTCH FIR, very fine "stuff, from 1 to 91 feet, 
128. to 25s. per 1000. 
mE from 1 to 4 years old, 1s. to 3s. 
SEAKALE, extra a fine, for F for planting, 6s. to 8s. 100, 
DWARF- ce get nei d TREES, 
EXTRA 
APPLES, PEARS, PLUMS, “a CHERRIES, 
185. to 24s. 
APRICOTS,  NEOTA RINES, and PEACHES, 
per doz 
STANDARD "APPLES, PEA RS, and PLUMS, 
12s. per dozen. 
Free on Rail S.E.R or S.W.R. 
SEEDS FOR SPRING 1887, 
Of guaranteed Purity and Excellence. 
RICUL of teed 
By | purity and growth, s os, ie in quality, and 
Appointment. | тадар їп price. ' Collections for any sized 
n, from 5s we rsd Write fo САТА, 
Hundreds of LOGI UE, free on pies cb on. Se n 
Testimonials tes- | delivered free by rail "d. parel ров 
in 
0219 LITTLE & BALLANTYNE 
THE QUEEN'S SEEDSMEN BY ROYAL 
WARRAD 
CARLISLE, 
