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BEAUTIFUL WINTER AND SPRING FLOWERS. 
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POPULAR COLLECTIONS OF BULBS. 
For Conservatory and Window Decoration. 
No, 1, 845. No. 2, 635. No. 3, 425. No. 4, 215. No. 5, 10s. 6d, 
For the Conservatory and Open Ground. 
No. 6, 845. No. 7, 635. No. 8, 425. No. 9, 305. No. 10., 155. 
For Planting in the Open Ground. 
CONTAINING THE FINEST PICKED ROOTS. 
For full Descriptions and Instructions for Cultivation, see 
CARTER’S p sdb CATATOGUE, 
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CARTERS’ ew 2374 ИНИ HIGH HOLBORN, 
No. 11, 845. No. 12, 635... Мо. 13, 425, No. 14, 215. No. 15, тоз. 6d. 
Present Sowing we now offer, only in Sealed Packets :— 
renee HYBRIDA FLORE-PLENO, fair ime as to doubleness, 
о Seeds, 35; бо Seeds, 6s. ; тоо. Seeds, 
CINERA EM HYBRIDA PLENISSIMA, of superior анайы sure ө ive 
very satisfaction, 20 Seeds, 6s. ; $0 Seeds, oo Seeds, 
CINERARIA HYBRIDA PLENISSIMA, гая from cuttings, of the very 
best varieties only, 6s. each, 60s. per doz 
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The usual allowance to the Trade. 
HAAGE AND SCHMIDT, EREURT, PRUSSIA. 
Begonia incarnata. 
SCHMITT, eden Rr d Lyons, 
has now on offe e new varieties of. ВЕСОМІА 
INCARNATA des cribed by M. E. A. Carriére in the Revue 
April #4 last. 
The Begonia incarnata was crossed _ by a tuberous-rooted 
Begonia, with a product of woody varietie aft с the typical 
ble 
species, whose colouring is most remarkabl whose flowers 
are produced in succession, winter and ee nearly con- 
Ремни. 
А CIRCULAR will be f. ded licati 
Ld d 
New Greenhouse 
Dra ғ FILAMENTOSA. зу сеа 
Califo called Ariz 
Palm in San Franci = зер ym peer rg divisions MEE 
set with whitish filaments ; -— stalks rather long, with brownish 
yellow prickles. e greatest merits of this Palm, besides its 
lan 
as young p plants in his жй, А, n Francisco, are now 
fine large nee 5 feet high, having so Тыш тесе to Cha- 
я ps Fort Thou ghi it freezes there nearly every winter 
australis Plated out el the same anc он were killed by 
ithe fro ould follow from d fact that this new Palm 
‘will be sited Бе in th vinci of Europe, and most likely in 
;the sheltered p of 
! A figure of the plant t will b px е ией shortl E 
Li of yonng seeds of one to two leaves 
er in е pes a 45 per 100, 155. 
ped 
HAAGE AND SCHMIDT, Nurserymen, Erfurt, Prussia. 
FIBRE REFUSE, for 
Gardening Purposes, at all seasons of the yei! as sup- 
plied «E H. WRIGHT to 
His Royal egere the Prince = Wales, 
His re rial Majesty the Emperor of Prussia, 
'The Earl of Powis 
The Riche pe the bores Eversley, 
The Otho Fitzgerald, 
OE Loyd. Lindsay, M.P. 
Colonel North, M.P., 
Messrs. Veitch & Son ма xotic €— Chelsea, S.W., 
TM L^ Retablishanant for New and. Rare Plants, 
J. Wills, Esq, Florist ч ШЕ M жыша and Royal Family, 
Messrs. Ewing & Co. 
Messrs, CHAM & Rue „Ме ешм, 
Messrs. Dickson li d Chester, 
Mr. E. Cooling, D 
Herr Schmidt, S erfurt, "Prussia, &c. 
Delivered free within six miles or.on to rail; 20 bushels, 
Ev 125. 6d. ; truck load, 4 
RIGHT, Fibre Muerte 81, Bishopsgate 
Street Withowt, London, E.C. 
EAT.—A few hundred tons of excellent 
Peat, delivered at the Farnborough Station on the South- 
Western “ дон! Eastern Railways, at 175. per to 
W. Y, ‘Golden Farmer,” S Surrey. 
brous Peat for Orc 
ROWN N FIBROUS PEAT, best quality for 
Orchids, Stove Plants, &c. 
BLACK "n oa PEAT, for Rhododendrons, Azaleas, 
Heaths, New Holland Plants 
BROWN and BLACK PEAT, for france. od tema 
Sg ian on rail at Blackwater (South-Eastern т-а ИН ог 
borou —— HG Railway) by the truck-load. 
mple sac 
o SP [AGNUM, ros. 6d. per sack. 
ER Амр CO., En Station, Hants. 
m RED КЕЕ, THRIPS, pes 
E. Testimonials he ey order 
peame. Per quart, condensed, Е ‘Sup о Suedamen 
emi 
sts. 
ы by JOHN KILINER, Wortley, near Sheffield. 
HUGH LOW & 
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HAVE PLEASURE IN INFORMING THEIR FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC THAT THEIR 
STOCK OF WINTER AND SPRING FLOWERING PLANTS 
Is this season unusually extensive in qu uantity and fine in quality, and well worth the 
very с 
notice of intending рисин, who are 
ngs 
cordially invited to an item of the Plants, which comprise niat other thin 
LI 
Ма Thousands or He WiLM A. Many Tho aa ый of BOUVARDIAS, red and white, all arene bushy E of 
Many Thousands of ERICAS of the best Trees, Ч шоре аара, color blooming s 
perso. alba, pum Spenceri, nana, v оѕа 
а , perspi 
in variety, hybrida, gl ey Wilmorea, сые ere C a еи БОГА, barbata Many Thousan 
major, rubens, verticillata major, &c. 
Many Thousands of Hard- aden PERICAS, in numerous fine varieties. Many EN of the 
Many Th of EPACRIS, in numerous varieties 
Many Hamer of GENISTAS. (n 
Also on hand, a very large Stock o 
ORNAMENTAL FOLIAGE and Dei DECORATIVE PLANTS, PALMS, DRACÆNAS, пез ELASTICA,. bo 
thousands e most approved 
ORCHIDS. 
Many Thousands sof EPIPHYLLUMS, in varieti 
TREE CARN Er of f 
Many "Pioüsanda e CYCLAMEN PERSICU M, i Lec unusually strong. 
best GR 
PENTHOUSE PLANTS, such as Chorozemas, 
is, Genetyllis, Dillwynias, Acacias, Statices, Polygalas, вокна. Pimeleas, 
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The stock of these i$ very large and healthy, contained in Ten Houses, each оѓ considerable size 
m Cattleyas, Odontoglossums, Phaleenopsis, Cypripediums, Lelias, Saccolabiums, i aa &o., can be seen in 
large ba Ty yer extensive importations having been made during the season 
"GLAPTON NURSERY, LONDON, E. 
