440 
THE GARDENERS’ 
CHRONICLE. 
[APRIL 2, 1887. 
DICKSON nS TURNBULL, 
ses и to draw attention F Жы to their E ove € 
heal stock of hap Besser FOREST TREES, 
FRUIT TREES TREES, GRAPE I — and planti 
true native LARCH, 1j to 4 feet; A 
those we hold large stocks of, and 
We have only mentioned 
d Prices on application. 
will be glad to furnish CATALOGUES an 
ROSES 20 ACRES. 
Well-rooted, many shooted, truly named, 
tured vigorous growth, and of the best 
kinds. B S, R. S. & Co.’s selection, 8s. 
per dozen, 60s. per 100. ST ARDS, 
r 100. Packing and Carriage 
Free for cash with order, 
These pit -famed ROSES cannot fail to 
e the greatest satisfaction. 
ROSES IN POTS; 
all the best New and Old English and Foreign 
sorts, from 18s. to 36s, per dozen. 
Descriptive List free on application. 
RICHARD SMITH & CO., 
WORCESTER. 
AGRICULTURAL SEEDS. 
MANGEL, SWEDE, TURNIPS, 
CABBAGE, CARROT, &c. 
NATURAL GRASSES 
and CLOVERS of all sorts, 
or Mixtures made for Permanent Pastures to suit any soil. 
WHOLESALE CATALOGUE now ready, free by Post, on 
application to 
S EN & SIMPSON, 
d Bulb Merchants, 
EXETER STREET, STRAND, LONDON, 
WILLIAM BARRON & SON, 
LANDSCAPE GARDENERS, HORTICULT URAL. 
VALUERS, and NURSERYMEN, 
W.C. 
E THE BEST AND CHEAPEST STOCK OF H. 
ORNAMENTAL TREES, FOREST 
, AND FRUIT TREES, 
in the Midland Counties. Send for a Descriptive Catalogue. 
ELVASTON hy aie i 
BORROWASH, DERB 
x 
fri 
FRANCIS & ARTHUR 
DICKSON & SONS. 
106 Eastgate St.& 
Th Upton Nurseries (ОНЕ! CHESTER. 
VEGETABLE 5 „SEEDS, 
LAWN GRASS .SEEDS, 
e DE 
PRICES S mig Evergreen MODERATE. 
Orders delivered Free by Post or 
E NGL EScR 
To the Trade. 
() ADIANTUM CUNEATUM, ae 
strong, in сата ро P» end pee for. rone 
into 48’satonce. Put free o rail, 20s. per 1 with ord. 
L. GOWER, Silverhill Nursery, St. pisce 
Intending Cultivators should procure this valuable Book 
i E. J. BEALE, F.LS. 
128 Pages, Large Crown 8vo. осанке by command to 
H.M. the Quee 
TOBACCO 
It contains full particulars of the important experiments 
conducted last year, and forms a reliable guide to those 
interested but having no WIS of the subject. 
CUL FURE: 
Price 5s., post-free 5s. 4d. 
T E. P e SET Vie A, Ode dod and all 
JAMES CARTER & 00, 
— m: ROYAL WARRANTS TO М.М. THE s EE 
D H.R.H. THE PRINCE ОЕ WALES 
281 & 288, HIGH HOLBORN, We 
OBERT NEAL begs to call me atahin of 
Gentlemen, ye lders, and others wh ting 
this season, to his stock of eb FO А- 
MENTAL mens SHRUB “is SES, &c. 
condition for rise especia 
which are most асар for Town. Planting. Free delivery in 
own vans within a distance of six miles. 
CATALOGUES on on application. 
oad, \ 
The Nurseries, Trini ty , S.W 
~ 
LT NE IL 5 NOT M 
HARDY don me and FLORIS ’ FLOWERS. 
е New Mo OGUE is ready ; 62 куел aie мазе ча 
Ргі riptive, "Cultural Notes, Soils, &c. In- 
dispensabló to all 1 Cultivators. 
JAMES BACKHOUSE AND SON, ау 
NoTE.—The above has been Poste ustomers. 
THE MELON PEAR. 
ОМ 
av is it ? 
** When doctors disagree who shall decide ?” 
PRESS OP ^ vi IONS. 
dening Illustraled, March 
think Messrs, VICCARS COLLYER 
us a deformed cec of one of the dele varieties of "the 
common Egg sa 
Same page ting from letter to Gardener's 
Monthly and “orton: am Editor adar toata a 
be different from So! 
Ж О e ДЫ; 
1 
b variety of Solanum melongena, 
perhaps guatemalense, but in America it is considered 
Senn. 
acific Rural Press of San Fr апсізсо :—'* The plant 
be mg ج‎ to the Solanum family, and its scientific mme 
up ad by те eminent French gx nist, M. . 
Solanum „guat atemalense essor 
and 
eas 
.W. Esq., PS ssor of d: at the 
University at Berkeley, California, writes as follows :— 
be liked by a 
vill form a valu able addition to our 
к & Co., Central — Rowe igs 
ey 
ane юс the pedir rte papers at all. 
each, carriage paid. 
very [os variety of first-class V ыш and 
er Seeds at reasonable pri 
PUBLIC OPINION oF ABOVE. 
аа ‚ 1887, des Abbey Vicarage, eaton. 
My order for year's seeds will follow, as хр vi well 
paene w ite Jag supply las last Agua and shall recommend 
—Rev. 
you 
*' March 23, 1887, Llangynidr Rectory, Crickhowell.— 
The оча Mrs. Harris had — ents VICCARS 
COLL & Co. last г year were superb, and indeed all 
the е seeds were 
Wilson "Junior, 04. each, is 
d to need ee ai 
pA cierres superb Raspberries, Africa 
ties, great m rit. 
Ca poc ЖУЗ, gratis and ро 
VICCARS | COLLYER à à Со, 
. dozen, 50s. 100, too well 
"Pink and 
n Rari- 
A SPARAGUS, grand Roots for Forcing, 2s. 
per dozen, 12s. 6d. per ee {. eae per do for planting, 2s. 6d. 
100; 
100. SEA , forci ozen, 16s. per 
planting, 2s. per dozen, 12s. 
RICHARD AND CO., Nurserymen and Seed 
Merchants, Worcester. 
TEE SD ECP LE 
ifi: Б dozen. 
Calochortus flavus, 2з. 6d. per dozen. 7s. per dozen 
e most pure white 
ppeciosum с — ditto, 5s. per dozen. 
малча 
Cas 
FRED. HORSMAN & CO., Colchester. 
WM. CLIBRAN & SON'S 
GENERAL CA 
112 pages) for 1 
rid now = had, Poit; Sree for three stamps. 
A aii ai f thoai 
nam йл Tacderate prices, be the anxious bine А that client» 
be 1 
should well treated, lead to large increases e various 
pics e pil There now are at The Oldfield Nurseries, Altrin- 
ses for the best I — dns "2 acres 
cham, 2 acres Glasshouse 
ele Rise ren 6 acres Roses, 8 acr 0 acres 
and 8 Royal aR “Buildings, 10, Market 
Street, Manchester, оа Bulbs. dries—Cata- 
logues free 2, Market Street, imn [^ Forse 
Tonet] Wreaths, ' Crosses, Weddin ng and other Bouque 
Dres s Sprays, 8 
n heads of departments are employed, 
each an enthusiast in p special branch, a nd near £4000 per 
annum paid in wages f the most exten- 
sive ,and complete establishments in the nt) эзан es all 
mpare prices and qual 
ои FLOWERS. 
DAISIES, POLYANTHUS, Single PRIMROSES, WALI- 
oo OWE a CANTERBURY BELLS, SWEET WIL- 
AMS, 1s. per dozen, 5s. per 
ARABIS, eT BRIETIAS, 15. 6d. an ozen, 88. per 100 
Bedding PANSIES and VIOLAS, e best kinds only, 1s. 6d, 
т doz т 
AURICULAS, “Seedlings, str strong, for blooming, 2s. 6d. and 
3s. 6d. per doze 
FLORISTS' FLOWERS and HERBACEOUS PLANTS 
= 
PHLOXES, late and re - ‘dozen. 
PYRETHRUMS, cat oi yh ra zen. 
CARN send TE R e: 5: 6d. per dozen és. per dozen. 
rder so 
PINKS, pies "E 3s. 6d. per dozen. 
DELPHINIUMS, lovely seedlings, 4s. per dozen. 
r dozen. E 
HOLLY LY HOGKS, cx cw. in boning seedlings, 4s. per dozen ; 25, 
P ыныра 2s. to 4s. pe spin 
BRBAGEOUS ” ANE CH A oe of the most showy kinds 
weedy expe kinds. not grown), 3s. and 4s. per dozen, 
5s. and 30. jp 
PANSIES, Y w or gm nog; 3s. per ys ; 25, 6s. ; 100, 21s. 
PZEONIAS, Herbaceous, 9s. per doz 
Tree, 2s. to 3s. 6d. « each. à 
PRIMULA SIEBOLÀ DI, fi + kinds, 6s. рт dozen. 
POTENTILLAS, t hest colours, 5s. per doz 
STOVE and GREENHOUSE PLANTS. $i 
STEPHANOTIS, ALLAMAN DAN, е Spee З 
1 ARIS, D ; S, 
CLERODENDRONS, EUCH. "тҮ ACACIAS, " 
TACS n Tr CHOR OZEM AS, am 
many others of the best FLOWERING and ORN e Ан 
O PIANTS, in various sizes, from 6d., 9d. 8. 
. eae : 
Greenhouse RH норо icm ge م‎ the best kinds, 6 for r 9s. 
NES, 1: s 2s., 6 corms cach of 12 wie A "Hi 
CALADIUMS, a fine collection, "12 for 6s., extra choice, 12f0r* 
3 S ро 
s, 12 for 6з.; 25, 10s ы 
BEGONIAS, Orns ah "foliage, Evergreen, and Tube 
oa m 4 9s. per т doz 
SOFT-WOODED P S OTHER PLANTS for this 
Soni named. 
UCHSIA AS, а ranch, about 20 000 ма Jast season, 
pe n Ў 95 sor! s 5s. 6d., 
GERAN MS, Zonal, шү tae -1еа vi 
e, 12 beau 
Зе. 
or Double, another -— 
, 3s. 
and E тч an 
HELIOTROPES, 2s m 
LANTAN s. 6d. d dozen. 
8 
TROPJEOLUMS, 2s. "Ud. te 
BOUVARDIAS, best Su stag a yak am "id 
NS, Stove or Greenho and 
T seal inp. f for Tian in rockeries, &c., T per dozen, 
one of the most opi 
os carefully weeded © 
ollections. 
cui i t 12 2s. 6d. ; 
0s. 
DAHLIAS) те н Bouquet, Single, any class, 12, 3% 
50, REY, PLANTS, in pinch pots fot, oni fine 
i ws ces before buying 
Neb rk dur MK, Oldfield Nursery, Altrincham ; 
Manchester. 
| 10824 12, Market Street, 
ТҮ 
TEN = 
eee 
