Aprit 16, 1887.] 
THE GARDENERS’ 
CHRONICLE. 
` 1887 DAHLIAS- 1887 ° 
Present Seasons Catalogue is now ready y 
and may be had. gratuitously upon application. 
It is made up as follows :— 
CACTUS, ^ n DAHLIAS. 
rom the Shows and Fancies, and all, more or еня age ving the 
sty le of the well- kno wn old Cactus s varie ety, Jau 
= Y 
POMPONS, OR Т, DAHLIAS. 
My collection of these ost complete in the 
trade, consisting Б меран three iet varieties of Prices f ae 
lass, distinct sor 
SHOW AND FANCY DAHLIAS. 
My collection of these includes all eo» well-known old 
varieties, as well as the best of the new o 
SINGLE DAHLIAS. 
e collection is this 
rably improved by the 
a 
atalogue comprises all the 
varieties of previous years’ introductio 
THOMAS S. WARE, 
HALE FARM NURSERIES, 
TOTTENHAM, LONDON. 
| for which we — a 
U VARDIAS, leading kinds, true to name: 
Well гоо ted, 3s. per doz en; 205. per 100. 
JOHN BURCH, Staple Park Nursery, Bristol. 
EXTRAORDINARY PETUNIAS. 
HOOPER’S Dwarf Double-fringed Petunias ar 
most дс р 7 ыла! - lon class that have ever af нк 
offered. wers are su in their finish and doubleness, 
жа novel and Siversified p olours 
Seed, 2s. 6d. per packet. 
From this stock sprung our beautiful 
PETUNIA EMPRESS, 
First-class Cert thawte. 
"y ote ane neat habit, and ed 
and have ihe 
| уегу ө жу double flowers of a unifo orm soft t rose-pi ink colou 
Price Cuttings, ‚ ав, рег dozen, A 
Plants in small pots, 7s. 6d, pe 
EXTRAORDINARY CLOXINIAS. | * 
ery imaginable diversity. 
Bie ng fem poc bound X handsome g rowth. We 
have ot with this strain peice qiu and meals at many 
Shows, and recommend it with unusual confidenc 
Seed, Quer packet, Aad 6d. Bulbs at 9s. sid 15s. per 
zen. Order Hooper's Spotted Strains. 
HOOPER & OO. Lim., 
COVENT GARDEN and MAID A VALE, 
LONDON 
>PRICED-CATALOCUES-POST'FREES] 
. JAMES DICKSON & SONS. 
“NEWTON” Nurseries, CHESTER. 
DISPLAY OF POT ROSES AND AMARYLLIS. 
PAUL & SON, 
THE OLD NURSERIES, CHESHUNT, М, 
INVITE INSPECTION OF THEIR 
COLLECTIONS OF AMARYLLIS AND POT ROSES, 
NOW FINELY IN FLOWER AT CHESHUNT. 
SPRING PLANTS and ALPINES are also interesting at the 
Broxbourne Nursery of the Firm. 
The latter is three minutes’ walk from Broxbourne Station, G.E.R. 
THE NEW LATE WHITE GRAPE, 
“WHITE” GROS COLMAR (Roberts). 
We have the honour to announce that the distribution of this really 
grand, late ** White" Grape has been entrusted to us by the raiser, Mr. 
Roberts, of Charleville, 
each; a few extra strong Canes at Two Guineas. 
and will commence next summer at One Chinen 
The entire Stock is in 
our hands; but, as the supply will necessarily be limited, Early Orders are 
solicited, and will be booked for delivery in rotation. 
“JAMES DICKSON & SONS,” 
“NEWTON” NURSERIES, CHESTER. 
905 
Ü- БТА X i a Sar HAT B 
offers the yin. varieties of SEED POTATOS :— 
Rivers’ Royal Ashl оу 
Myatt's Prolific cod go = Don 
Old Ashleaf 
Early Shaw York "ad 
T Scotch Do. 
” Dunbar Do, 
Imperator Fluke 
Beauty of Hebron € s Victoria 
White Ele pe ke 
Schoo Ве its Champion 
And other leadi ing varietie upon application, 
Prices 
1 апа 3, York Street, gree Market, S.E. 
|FRUIT TREES, 
SEVENTY-FOUR ACRES. 
APPLES, PEARS, ES, e 
TREES, 
PLUMS, CHERRI 
NECTARINES, APRICOTS, and c - FRUIT 
tandards, Dwarfs, ‚ Pyramids ‚ Cordon, and Trai шы 
VINES, ا‎ "Canes, 3s. 6d. to 10s. 6d. Orchard House 
Preig hag APRICOTS, NECTARINES, &c. 
D ете TM containing a — the Арнер 
forms о il, 
ME Prunin А4 ihin , Cropping, тей _under € wane? 
ity, aa 
also be eir Rari Qua. 
Flav 
— — ur, Flesh, 
ur, Use, G s red by post. 
h, Duratio: 
Ое. E & CO., 
plants are in 
12 to 18 inches, 50 
to 2 
STER. 
R. PARRY 5 SPRUCE FIR 
ABIES PARRYANA), 
Among all the hardy Conifers — conde pom E 
шн Sho e d ns Miis none is more p: 
than the above. Tt m "n "mative s oÈ tho 
paea of North America, and сот 
ters а the px: of the Norway eem "id the 
d massive foliage of the H уап A. Morinda. Yi 
trees alone exist, as yet, in Europe; but every year adds to 
their charm, and each plant called “a s ” Our 
d 
s, per . per 
.per r 100; 125. per dose; 1 8. “ed. each. 
2 to 3 feet, 147s. per 100; 20s. per dozen; 2s. еас 
JAMES BACKHOUSE anp SON, The Nu urseries, York. 
gagne ү” MANGEL, SWEDE, 
SEEDS. 
CHARLES SHARPE A. CO., 
pein 11 gd to der үтүе кр heram оп өсү BEIM 
al Qotétions of their Celebrated Stocks of 
Feld Root Seeds, now so widely known and 
appreciated. ` 
SEED WAREHOUSE, SLEAFORD. 
pru ID" in i lag, dei of 
Gold, 18s.; C n, l8s.; 8s. A $ 
rple, 6s. ; e-crimson, M Platyp 
White, 2s.; Early Yellow, 4s.; Late n 2s. ` per 
Single White, 2s.; Single Yellow, 1s.; Single Crimson, 6s. ; 
1s. per dozen. 
А RICULA, Alpine, 6s. ; Border varieties, 18. ; 
T 
varieties, x Yellow, ut Purple, 
ite Edged 
т 
1s. ; Green Edged 3s.; White Sei Grand » 158.5 
Double Yellow, 18s. ; Double Purple, 30. s. per 
indir ea di и. laced, ys : ` Bo е 
i is; o ings 38. 5 Giant Yellow, М; 
e Black, ‘6s. ; Hose-in-hose, 
rieties, 
Giant, p^ variety, 
ety, 2s. per doze 
кышы; dipsa, 6s. ; denticulata, 
, 68.5 — 4s. ; Munroi, 4$. ; nivalis, po 
pulcherrima 29 оа, ; Sieboldi, 2s.; spectabilis, 65. ; 
"One [өөү e en in 50 distinct varieties, carriage paid, for 
25s. Cash with order 
MORRISON BROTHERS, Nurseries, Aberdeen. 
ROSES 20 ACRES. 
Well-rooted, many shooted, truly — ei 
i and of the 
per dozen, 105s. per 100. Packing and Carriage 
Free for cash with order. 
These World-famed ROSES cannot Gg to 
give 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. 
