APRIL 9, 1887.] 
THE GARDENERS’ 
CHRONICLE. 
473 
ected Mangel, Swede and Turni 
HARLES SHARPE & CO., , SEED » Gnovens 
— Lincolnshire, w ill b Trade, 
on applicatio: t 
Field Root t Seeds, now so w widely Ъ preciated 
eed Warehouse, aiar 
HITE CHR A THEM U MB, 
* PRINCESS TROR " and “ ETHEL,” 1s. éd. and 25. 
me dozen ; 9s. and 12s. per 100. 
WILL TAY LER, нң Nursery, Hampton, Middlesex. 
NEW "rb e CHRYSANTHEMUM 
Bright golden-yellow sport MK Prin 
Finest sport obtained for many years. асе бын alike for 
exhibition and for P e late Же ы work it will 
роте а сарі n to its parent variety. First-class 
ertificate Roni Toit 1 Society and "National Chrysan- 
themum Society. Strong plants now ready, 2s. each, three 
for 5s, Cash with order. 
DAVIS акр J Он date N 
DAVIS А . Davis), Chrysanthemum Nur- 
series, 
Cu ARANCE SE ре н а PALMS for 
and Conservato ration.— 
EN 
s. per dozen, 25s. per 100; 
each, 6 for 8s., 12 for 14s. 
s post-fre 
IANA, "ARECA LUTESCENS, and EU- 
IE ed 2s. I 5s. each ; KENTIAS, 4s. to "10s. each ; 
1 ALMS, 3 feet to 6 feet high, 5s. to "50s, each. All of 
splendid v value. 
ARDENER, Holly Lodge, Stamford Hill, London, N 
Гунн ae m " . BEGONIAS 
(T OUS). 
New and distinct irre best in the 
ee Gardeners’ Magazine, Sept. 18, ane Oct. 3, ), 1886. 
SINGLES, selected varieties, 10s. to 30s, p r doz 
» colo our bedding, 4s. to 10s. per doze 
А сре -— 
SEED, Double or Single; ve 1s. 6d., and 2s. 6d. p rf раке, 
v Ha 1s. 6d., and 2s. 6d. ie packet 
r Nu ursery, “Castle Hill, Maidenhead. 
Asparagu Asparagus! 
S, BIDE. ‘ean all ithe Тойон, їп апу 
., Ts. 6d. р r1000. [be cl 
E. ., Very fine, 10s. per 1000—a large quantity, must 
3-yr., drilled, 12s. per 1 
, Strong transplanted, 20s. 
Nursery, Farnham, Surrey. 
Diu AS, Marsh p и апа Red.— 
These фто ge ek rb у now be supplied ; т 
rooted Cuttings, at 3s. рег dort of 30s. per 100. Carriagef 
it ee AND eo й жыш The Nurseries, aiden 
Roa n 
ROSES! ROSES! 
THEBEST AND CHEAPEST IN 
00,000 have 
ms 
а get y e "itty асн 
-, purchaser sselection from 400 best varieties. 
The following are my selec- 
. 64. ; Half Stan dards, 
s. 6d. ; 
: 12 > Climbing, M 
best H.B.’s, 12 sorts, 
leis 
Dijo 3з. 6d. ; 6 ‘old Cabbage Rose s, red and 
6 Dia: авай Stri Roses, 3s. 6d.; 6 C 
Roses, 6 Pink Monthly Roses, 2. 6 
riers, А with order. Thousands of 
testimonials. Cata 
JAMES ALPE Rose Grower, Exeter. 
LD-FASHIONED YEW HEDGES, to 
м rn wi ma and give a charm to the prevailing. style 
arc 
ета bushy P Plante MÀ to2 feet, 6s. per dozen, 35s. per 100. 
ety person 8s, per dozen, 50s. per 100. 
oet for “Ич ا‎ да of seid Deni on ди as 
also descriptive List pe other stock suitable for Ev pon 
Hedges, Blinds, &c., such as HOLLIES, CYP 
JUNIPERS, THUIA LOBBII, LAURELS, PRIVET, 
THUIOPSIS, &c. 
RICHARD SMITH AND СО., Nurserymen and Seed 
Merchants, Worces' 
ASPARA GUS, grand Roots for Forcing, 3s. 
per dozen, IE 6d. pe E СЕ for раз, 2s. E 
per 100. ES . 6d. per dozen, 16s. pe 
planting, 2s. per т, 12s. 6d. per 100 
RICHARD MITH AND D. Nurserymen and Seed 
Merchants, Worcester. 
EED POTATOS.—One of heed Bn! ач stocks 
and variety in the e. ‘ore b where send 
my Descriptive de ae od, sixteen p s, containin 
for 
description of about 160 
w Seedlin Free for three stamps, 
Gratis to: customers, 
JOHN WATKINS, Fruit and Potato Grower, Pomona Farm, 
Withington, Herefo rd. 
varieti 
ngs of great merit, 
Er HOCKS.—We are again in a position 
гет zane varieties strong, healthy plants, 
at 18s., 24s., zen. а orders solicited. e 
CATALOGUE с at Floris y e Flower 887 is now issued. 
for 
admitted by all to be the Premier Scotch List. Sendfor vio ig 
. B. AND SONS (late Downie & Laird), Nurserymen, 
Edinburgh. 
EW TREE CARNATIONS.—We can 
offer our ping Souvenir z Malmaison, in 4-inch zin, te 
f ow r dozen. on mds dn on "ees 
А Жол лой апа- rists, 
3s. 
CL 
North Shield 
E E т 
teed 
Oe EIICHS ASHLEY. 
RIVERS’ AS 
ALBION KIDNEY. 
LADY TRUSCOTT. 
All at £5 per ton. Free on rail. 
. BIDE, Alma Nursery, Farnham, Surrey. 
анна P a › by which anybody, 
ate 
full beari » 
great quantity (lasting 
until i wp most mem 
ASPARAGUS, а yes trifling мечен о of time or mon 
Directions sent od to all applicants. 
RICHARD SMITH AND CO., Nursrymen and Seed Merchants, 
Worcester. 
THURSDAY NEXT-(Sale No. 7395). 
WHITE LZELIA ANCEPS, 
IMPORTED DIRECT. 
МЕ, Ј. C. STEVENS will SELL by AUCTION, аё his Great Rooms, 
38, King Street, Covent Garden, W.C., on THURSDAY NEXT, April 14, at half-past 
12 o'Clock ад а splendid importation of WHITE LAELIA ANCEPS, collected in the locality 
from whence the grand and new white varieties L. anceps Kienastiana and L. anceps munda соте; 
see Gardeners’ Chronicle, March 6, 1886. These varieties have flowered. L. anceps Kienastiana has 
à pure white lip with crimson blotch, and pure white sepals and petals, the latter having a rosy hue 
and very dark tips, and are also very broad and fine. L. anceps munda is similar to stella, but 
flower is rounder and the yellow in lip runs almost to the edge. 
Atthesame time will be offered a fine lot of ONCIDIUM ORNITHORRHYNCHUM, and 
О. INCURVUM, CELIA MACROSTACHYA, EPIDENDRUM RANIFERUM, BRASSIA 
species, SOBRALIA MACRANTHA, &c., from a new district. Also many IMPORTED ORCHIDS 
from Mr. F. Sander, including VANDA JERES, LÆLIA PURPURATA, &c. 
On view morning of Sale, and Catalogues had, 
$4 
Sedi WARRANT. 
FLOWER]: O 70 
SEEDS 
um 2: 
_ BYROYAL WARRANT, | 
бее 2L, 
e Luccnis Seeds 
(2 А 
VEGETABLE 4 
SEEDS 
^À 
sy ROYAL WARRANT. : 
She етісте Zorn en, 
LAWN A 
SEEDS 
FOR FULL PARTICULARS 
E 
SUTTON'S AMATEURS' GUIDE, 
THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE ` 
SEED CATALOGUE ISSUED. 
NEW CATALOGUE. 
x D d su M 
has for years been acknow by all com 
OST COMP. ever 
authorities to be 2-7 BEST AND 
pu X n FLORI 
or 1897 which, like the stock it — d 
» this season GREATL 
now ready, and will be posted free on "ei sor qn 
intendi hasers. 
“ 7s ts жоюн with the best Novelties of the сс will 
Mg toed to panne tely describe all the BEST vari EX- 
TANT of PANSIES, VIOLAS, 5 Л ONS, 
, HOLLYHOCKS, CARNATIONS, 
,DELP 1 LAS, PZEONIAS, 
AURICULAS, DAHLIAS, PELARGONIUMS, FUCHSIAS, BE- 
ye сеа 
i elsewhere, as it not ngi 
eee, but will се rove а valuable t s aias de on all 
sectións of FLORISTS’ FLOW ERS and their Mire 
JOHN FORBES, Nurseryman, Hawick, N.B. 
STRAWBERRIES. 
g Roots, 4s. per 100. Plants in small pots, 165. per 100; 
atto în large pota, ie. per 100. € LIST free. 
RICHARD SMITH CO., Nurserymen and Seed 
Merchants, Worcester. 
, DOUBLE VERBENA, 
EFIANCE," FL.-PL., one of the | 
т, 20s. per r dozen; in 5-inch, 
m in 60's, 5s. dozen. Ditto 
TIERE. Gis tenner 
A CANNELL & SONS, 
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