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THE GARDENERS’ 
CHRONICLE. 
ТЕЕвЕСАВҮ 12, 1887, 
KENT & BRYDON'S NEW PEA, 
xL ALIS 
The Best Main Cropping Variety. 
From Mr. J. HUNTER, shaken to 228 Sede Hon, the Earl 
of Durham, Lambto 
e ne re sin зм а witli me. 
**Your new Pea has 
flavour is йлы and I have no tene it will be а strong 
ч те n the exhibition table when flavour and quality settles 
Е tt dator гуз constitution, . fruiting in pairs all 
ke Е up Eo regular as if they were put on. It 
see resis errs while oir arê suffering ; a fast 
ipee nf one Мнса {о be largely 
McINDOE, Gardener to a Joseph .Pease, 
rot GARP. qure 
From Mr. J. 
*The seed L All’ тае апе 10), 
but notwithstanding this and the аниа тту late 
Pea All’ pro t i 
e this day (Oct. 8) is 
nd, as & t e Marrow, its colour and flavour leave 
> Her 
Price, 2s. 6d. pr Sealed Half-pint Packet, 
OST-FREE. 
DESCRIPTIVE SEED GUIDE. 
KENT & BRYDON, 
A FACT REALLY WORTH KNOWING, 
S. 
ALMA NURSERY, FARNHAM, SURREY, 
Ps 2 to 3 feet, 25s. per 1000; ditto, 8 to 5 
et;-30s.-per-1 
mei, З to 4 feet, and 4 to 6 feet, et, 80s. to 40s. 
HORNBEAM, 4 to 6 feet, 40s. per 1 
QUICKS, s tout, from 15s. to 205. per 1000. 
BOOK CH FIR, very fine stuff, from 1 to 23 feet, 
з. to 25s. per 1000. 
ASPARAGUS from 1 to 4 years old, ls. to 3s. 
SEAKALE, extra fine, for planting, 6s. to 8s, 100. 
DWARF- isse vs qual TREES, 
APPLES, PEARS, PI PLUMS, Em CHERRIES, 
2188. 40.948, per: ‘dozen. 
AERE ү лнн; and PEACHES, 
24a. per dozen. 
STAND ARD "APPLES, PEARS, and PLUMS, 
12s. per dozen 
Free on Rail S.E.R or S.W.R 
STOP GAPS IN OLD FENCES, 
Tp Ал Opportunity? Surplus Stock of 
AYRSHIRE AND SEMPERVIRENS RÜSES. 
IMMENSELY STRONG PLANTS.  MIXED SORTS. 
3s per dozen; 10s. 6d. per fifty; 18s. per hundred. 
IE ROSES, as is well known, grow with 
vi 
ur, even T" poor soils; and as they nre'armed 
with for ife extremely well adapted fi 
` filling up gaps in fi Кш for a meat or duke in 
the time in beauty. 
EWING & co., Havant, Hampshire. 
SHARPE'S 
NEW 
PEAS 
Thé ^ 
SHARPE’S 
A са e Marrow; height 2 feet 
ods large, deep green, and packed with 
PEA. large, deep een, deliciously flavoured 
eas. e bes er sent out, and so 
2s, per i pt. pkt. | continuous a cropper that a constan t suppl y 
may be maintained by it alone after the 
SHARPES | SIR F. A. MILBANK. 
A орь large. Blue Wrinkled 
green. 
PEA. Marrow extra large—deep 
2s. per } pt. pkt. | Very La 
SHARPES TRIUMPH. 
PEA. A fine Dwarf Blue Wrinkled Marro 
ne aoire and heavy eropper—sixty- 
fi 
ана Pods, with nine to elev en Peas in 
ch, 
2s. 6d. per pint. 
SHARPE’S 
Hardiest — Е ок Wrinkled 
PEA. Marrow. Succ e cro n be had for 
four months. 
1s. 6d. per pint. First-class Certificate FR. H.S., 1884 
а Q1 ath 
Trade Prices of th NOVELTIES contained in 
Sharpe's List of Specialties, 
POST-FREE ON APPLICATION. 
CHARLES SHARPE and CO, 
Seed Merchants, i 
SLEAFORD. 
GRAPE VINES AND HOLLYHOCKS. 
Special offer of oe ти рам of all the best Mer in 
true to name 7s. 6d. a ach; a few pe stro ong, 1 
eme pope HO! СК ed sorts, to 
dozen. 
ALPINE AURICULAS, 6s. Pe dozen. 
JAMES BLUNDELL, . 
The Nurseries, Martell Road, West Dulwich, 8.Е. 
The Thirty-second Annual Issue 
W. THOMPSON'S CATALOGUE 
WER SEEDS, 
FLO 
Comprising m ROM and Rarities, 
42s. det 
mo is. per packet. 
Now ready, d should UL f H: 
oet paid 
34 and 36, 1 TAVERN STREET, IPSWICH, 
GCANNELLS FLOWERS. 
HOICEST FLOWERS апа their 
SEEDS, and the Best and Most Correct Illustrated and 
Medi p talogue in the World! | We fe el sure the public 
A box 
of Primulas, Cyclamen, mt Cinerarias’ sent for six 
stamps. Send f for our FLORAL GUIDE. We hpve thousands 
“ е to prove teking th e first dee and other great 
sults, and satisfying all w ith what w sell them. 
parer H. MCKENNA, ped Lea rii Blackley, Manchester, 
ruary 1, 1887. 
“І have great pleasure in enclosing a postal order for 1s. 
for the beauti v Catalogue you me. I always look 
forward fo: this year it is more complete than ever.” 
J. H терем Esq., 62. Ann Street, 
February ^ Mu 
s тө me 6-Ib. tin of Manure at once. I have tried all the 
ра manures that can be bout. but I find them far inferior 
tbe т friends how I got 
such flowers. I told them ix use your MANURE. 
your Fuchsias (which were ime fine), and. first. а: irsta rth 
entstemons.” 
CACTUS — LIA SEED. 
id oth 
—— 
sie spot for ripening an d pufestin ne 
pe n "En lotof the above, and offer a small us 
CARTERS 
ново PRIMULAS, 
ANOTHER 
GREAT SUCCESS. 
At the Exhibition of the Royal Horticul- 
tural Society, held on February 8, the 
SILVER BANKSIAN MEDAL 
was awarded to a 
MAGNIFICENT GROUP of 500 plants of 
CARTERS HOLBORN PRIZE PRIMULAS 
which peste ты € fone popular 
CARTERS’ HOLBOR. a i ee, 
The first and the best. 
“ Messrs. 
ER 
CARTERS’ HOLBORN VERMILION. | SAE TEI 
Vivid Scarlet. 
‚ been _ 
CARTERS’ HOLBORN WHITE. sen f 
ry-White. the 
CARTERS’ HOLBORN MAGENTA, | improvement 
Rich Magenta-Lake of Primulas, : 
CARTERS’ HOLBORN PEARL. кай 
The first and the best. pieces 
CARTERS’ HOLBORN CARMINE. | success.” — 
Surpassingly pretty. Vide PRESS. 
- . Seed in Sealeg 
Price, 28. 6d., 38. 6d., and 5s. per Packet, post-free. 
Seedsmen by Royal Warrants to 
H.M. the QUEEN and H.R.H. the PRINCE of WALES. 
237 & 238, HIGH HOLBORN, 
LONDON, W.C. 
жч SIONN LAING axb 
€ РИТ: Е R PE 
a and FINE. 
ABIES DOUGLASII, 14 to 15 inches, 70s. pe 
,, DOUGLASII GLAUCA, 3 to 4 feet, јан perdono 
‚ MENZIESII, 3 to 4} feet, 4s. per doze 
ENTALIS, 3t to 4 feet, 4s. p 
CUPRESSUS LAWSONIANA, 12 to 18 e er per 100. 
A LUTEA, 6 to 9 inches, 5. per dozen. 
ers 
feet, 9s. per T 
D a per r dozen. 
nches, 8s. pe por ; 12 to 18 inches, 6s. 
per dozen. ^ 2 
PINUS BOLANDIERI, 2 to 3 feet, 9з. per dozen. C. 
,2to3 Eres I per doze 
cy, r dozen i. per dozen 
тес ЧЫ EW),i in eri: ine hes, 
[s OR in great талу 306 laete de. per doren. 
THUIOPAIS SIS DOLOBRATA 2 feet, 6s. per doze "me 
OLOBRA ARIE Hu TAA 12 to 18 inches, do. per 
N i e : Le 
Priced LISTS free on applica 
MORRISON IBROTHERS, Nurseries, Aberdeen. 
МЕМ SEEDLING _CHRYSANTHEMUMS 
Price 2s. ed. "^ or "End set for "ag. 
reat Jeasure 
. have e of a own 
exhibited їй. inni 
rst-class Cer 
wat acquisition: :— 5: dd 
AGNES FLIGHT. mede long twi cream 
ALBA FIMBRIATA.—Pure white, al fringed petals; 6"? 
First-class Ce: iate es. Certif- 
AM .—Rosy-purple, shaded white; two deam (catet. 
raising, seve: of ic 
7985 G AN 
in offering tlie which were fine 
giana last autumn, Fey ed F 
ustly considered & 
YN.—Magenta. 5 a 
MRS. J. WRIGHT —Ivory-white, round twisted florets, 
Wow dd three усі Certifica jong twi wisted 
MR. D. B. CHAPMAN.—Bright ros rosy purple, ed 
ME tals, divided at - ner edidit eer's horn ; 
ety; two First-class Certifica broad 
MR. ST STEPHENSON CLARKE. , shaded' red, 
W. H. BURBRIDGE. —French- whit; creamy centre. 
MR. 
Hose lilae, full cen: 
Hoe E Veg ре white, semi-incuel 
Early Orders — for March рну. „ 
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