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THE: 
GARDENERS 
CHRONICLE. 
[OCTOBER 16, 1875, _ 
New 
PAUL AND SON beg to offer the 
the’ following NEW ROSE 
аах a матна 75. т. to тоз. 6d. each. 
QUE of WALTHAM, ss. to 7s. 6d. each. 
These Po Und ende aee ed by many of our first Rose 
amateurs, ihe had seen them bloo — in the Nurseries е 
to чав two of the best по E of the season. 
post, rs. each. 
RÓSES, new and old, now on DES of superior 
at very reasonable prices. Priced Descriptive 
ATALOGUE free by pos 
S Nurseries, Waltham Cross, Herts. 
r Flowers. 
RUSSIAN VIOLETS, es decani, and vi 
blooming 
of all for winter . per dozen 
err e included, 
edm ROSE E SE: strong PER 
nts, 205 отеп, ра абе 
* RA SPE 
6s. 
deg. strong plants for forcing, 
Jo: OHN AND CHARLES S LEE have е 
рр supply of HYACINTHS and other DUT 
JS s A condition. y orders are reque der 
ve and Seed Establishment, Hammer- 
Paris—New Roses for 1875-1876. 
$ ÉVÉQUE | AND SON, NURSERYMEN, 
u Liegat, I it Seine, near Paris, beg to 
andes thes their Lit of N W ROSES is now ready ‚ and 
and ly on licati 
parti 1 four so ir production :—H. P. 
Duc de Montpensier, H.P. Avocat Duvivier P. Monseigneur 
Fournier, and a seedling of Cloth of Gold, Madame Miolan 
valho, a deep yellow. Fifty other sorts of different growers 
are described и de. List. On applicatio d give - 
5% B s eda e" Se Manetti stock, 
ve con X 
of all de font | ds i Ё “splendid lante, such as La Fra 
Baroness neus AI Colomb b, Francois La cond 
Mons. Etienne t, Countess of sod & 
t—the only places he has exhibited th t e 
35. 6d. each, 36s. per dozen, or cheaper in in quantity. The above 
are well adapt to force, and would make a Bhs display, or 
i ; also Tea сае gu Sa inch pots, very 
~ at Mk ted dozen. The Roses in pots can be gets d 
warf Roses in the open ground as soon 
will penis 
Also 30,000 goos: BERRIES, in all the most useful — 
Price тоз. 
-— рүп of (T above and CATA ALOGUES on application 
to RY MAY, The Hope Nurseries, Bedale, 
Rose Cultivation 
JOSEPH CHWARTZ (successor to 
тне Sen.), 43, Rue du Repos, Guillotiére, 
Lyons, Franc 
NEW ES, 
Obtained from seedlings of the pao NS m S which will 
appear in Trade for the first time on November z, 1875. These 
quee cunda mi st Prizes at the туен Gens eva, and Bourg 
HYBRID HC LIT ae ROSES. . 
эпсиз of Sang veteri BRO — Very vigorous plant: 
hue, with aM. centre, а ses ros: 
e. Seedl: ing of ч Margottin, extra 
. Coloured oe f this splendi rae x Pen sent = Ж to 
Price, 25 francs (£r 
GUSTA REVILLIOD: > — Very vigoro d phot) flower 
large, full; опу Rose. тте plant. 
Price, 2. Sicut (4. A nay 
koc sad "RR ae or us plant; flower large, 
arkening slightly. rice. 25 francs (41) each, 
MER БОР ROSE. 
ЖАРЫНАН EU dim боон plant ; flower, middle- 
or small, full, carnation-white ; "splendid 
xat Who take four plants of the same variety will receive 
y. 
The GENERAL CATALOGUE has just been published, 
and will be sent Post Free to all who ask for it Please pay full 
, JOSEPH SCHWARTZ, Horticulturist, 43, Rue du Repos, 
uillotiére, Lyons, France. 
Брам G- ES С PERENN АЗ; 
Gardening, Carpet Bedding, and 
edi 
gocce reptans fo ia purpurea fol. var., Cam- 
ula persici folia, Seg Q pele alba, C C. carpatica and 
С. carpatica aat Cheiranthus Marshallii, (ч alpina, Dianthus 
D. barbatus nanus compactus, Mee Del- 
notheras in vimm 
axifrages 
twe inds, Sedums in d sorts, Spire. UC 
fl.-pl., ria Reg All the 
Schizostylis — Violet Victori. 
above at 2s. 6d. per doz 
Barbara præcox fol meets nA double і зайт 
Iberis coriifolia, t mu iolas, alba, E gg Arm 
Magnificent, lutea, ў albida, ox 
frondosa, P. verna, Silene pendula compacta, S. pendula 
pacta alba, rosea, and Any of the 
above at 1s. 6d. per dozen ; so for 5s.; 100 for gs. 
Daisies, red, white, or rose ; повета. double óc x e; 
applicati ion. 
reight fr we e mto foidon, viá pending e from ре Nazaire, 
about 2з. per тоо D except for ри es below 500 
Office in Lond : Messrs. D CHE a: AND SON. 150, Fen- 
church Street, 
ra M Deme —Established 1785 
TUE FOLLOWING. CATALOGUES 
w Publis 
Descriptive CATA ALOGUE of ROSES, 1875—1876. 
Descriptive CATALOGUE of FRUIT TREES. 
Descriptive CATAL adn of CONIFER TREES and 
Descriptive BULBS. 
Descriptive CATALOGUE oF Gro ic ME and 
HERBACEOUS P 
Descriptive CATALOGUE T SEEDS Add 
CRAN STON AND MAYOS, King's Acre, near ead 
Planting Season 1 
39985: OHN STANDISH AND CO. 
beg to inform the Public that E stock of CONI- 
FERS, ROSES, Rei RHODOD 
TRER 
orthy of 
ey аша et buyers 
2f ve also a hys quantity of STOVE and GREEN- 
HOUSE PLANTS, such as Camellias, Azaleas, Bouvardias, 
ants, &c., to offer, all strong and healthy, 
Ferns, Decora 
at very Paraat pm 
The business at Ascot and at Knightsbridge is being carried 
on as usual under the same name. 
SAT OKISVE S free application. 
Nurseries, phe Berks. 
Nurseries, Richmond, Surrey. 
N, NURSERYMEN, LARGE CON- 
TRACTORS, LANDSCAPE GA ARDEN ERS, and OTHERS. 
AND W. STEELL beg to call the — 
e ofall Planters to their very ex! Miti e and fine 
peces STOCK, consisting of an ellent [^ a of 
mental Evergreen and Deciduous “Shrubs gi Trees, 
Sante rd and Dwarf Rose arees, Standard arf Varie- 
ated and Green Hollies of the newest Же u plici 
tandard and Dwarf Fruit Trees &c., which they can hig hly 
recommend for I fine Late and moving qualities. 
N.B.—Wher Pre adi. S are required they can be 
supplied at very low 
T meis 0 
ladioli, and Ponies, from Paris. 
| ÉVÉ AND SON, URSERYMEN, 
2g ee Ivry-sur- -Seine, Paris, beg to offer 
ROSES, ap жт: thousand, in beautiful and very strong Stand. 
d Dwarfs of Per petuals and Tea-scented varieties 
on their own юы. Prices ew) en ton application. 
САМЕТ, IAS, pe Ih уо d pyramids, from 125, to 
ants, 5 
as. 
CLADIÓLT Pes very numerous, health y and cheap. 
x MM 5, и с, де ; large flowering bulbs, 
оо, an 
PaO} NIES, arborea phe ao low price, choice of the best 
ee = 
Camellias and 
Ar VAN GEERT, Ghent. нийг 
САМ ELIAS, with b Fe ибн 6, айву жто, and £12 per тоо. 
INDIAN AZALEAS, ux <. at & d^ Сб. to £8 
GHENT AZALEAS, at 4 to p —— 
Early orders respectfully solicited. “Кыегепсе from unknown 
rhum ired. 
Р M mur s New NERAL RDUM 
most complete in the pois: 1s now ready, and may be гал E 
his Agents, Messrs, az SILBERRAD 
р SON, London, E. 
Vo oN x E TOR RES 
————— . Girth 4ft. 
LIMES, 2, 14, I 16 and 18 feet hi бы ced 
18 
PLANES, Occidental, 
MAPLES, NE 12 to 16 feet о 
is 
a Sto. 8 a 
CHESTNUTS, very | 8 to 10 
» Scarlet, ro to s to 10 г< 
Double, то to P rue bi gh.. 8 to 1o Ж 
PÓPULUS CAN. NSIS} NOVA, the fastest 
growing and rive poe the very bes 
or smoky and aod si Mat etes 
12 to 18 feet high c toso- g 
They are without doubt the finest lot of Avenue Trees to be 
met "with in any ny Nursery in Europe. 
— — 
INES VANES WU 
Гү ^A and CYC a. TREE 
Foster's Seedling; Gros Colman, L 
burgh, Madresfield Cow 
TREE CARNATIONS and CYCLAM MENS, "i m M 
season's blooming, gs. and 125. per dozen, 7os. an 
WM. CLIBRAN AND SON, Oldfield Nur mios Аре 
To Noblemen, Gentlemen, ата lueg Engaged in 
TIN 
OHN PE beg to call 
hope gee | attention to their I baad of the following, 
the whale 
ASH. 2 to 3 feet. 
Los to 3 v 
BIRCH. 2 to 3 f 
4 fee 
o 3, and 3 to d feet. 
CHESTNUT, Spanish, 2 а E 3 to 4, and 4 to 5 feet, 
M, Wych, 2 and 3 to 4 feet. 
» Englis h, p 3 to 4, and 6 to 8 feet, 
" mw rem grafted, 3 to 4, and 6 to 8 feet. 
HAZEL, 2 to 3 feet. 
HORNBEAM, 114 to 2, and з to ^ Wet 
LARCH DE А а 2, and 2 to 
OAKS, Engl о 4, and 4 to : ЕЕ 
ik, 5; zl м 24 to 3 feet. 
SPRUCE F 114 to о 3 feet. 
PINE, Wey: уло, 2 кы 3, pr ri ín and 4 to 5 feet. 
PLANTS SUITABLE FOR GAME COVERTS, &c. 
BERBERIS TON ODE I B Es -— re ш 2 feet, 
BUR RUE NS, fine, T 
BOX КА pa to 2, and 2 to i 
GORSE 
HOLLY, са: І to 2 and з to 4 feet. ў 
LAUR ELS, common, 2 e i "P 3 to es жө зз $ 
» Portugal, 1% to 2, 2 to ре aa 34 0 4 fe 
uga ы 
PRIVETS, Evergreea, 174 to 2, 2 to 3, tg : to 4 feet. 
SNOWBERRY, 2 to 3 feet, i 
et PN or vo eet strong, 13 to 2, and | 
1 
EWS En zish, І to 2, 2 to 3, and з to 4 feet. | 
Descriptive ' CATALOGUES’ of General Nursery Stock on - 
plica: 
— 52, Market Square, s 
о Landscape Garden and Others. 
EXT. PENSION of TIME for SENDING i rs PLANS. d 
HE DIRECTORS of the CRYSTAL Г 
PALACE DISTRICT CEMET РЯ p 2000 i 
that they have extended the time for re g Co ompeti 
The Ground Plan may be seen at D DR 107A, Е Aer 
Street, E.C., from ro till 2 o'Clock eed 
JONATHAN TAYLOR, Sec. 
The Gardeners' Ro 1 t Institution 
ICE TS HEREBY GIVEN thatan 
ITION. wil be made to the 
PENSIONERS j in acp — All Perso 
Tr мун — andidates a. d in je cas 
ftee зев А, 
peer salt if as applicants of that class then the claims of шр! me i 
have not subscrib = d or not at all, will be consider s 
сс W. CUTLER, oe 
IH Tavistock Row, W.C.—October 6. 
P.S.—Printed Forms of PT nd can be had upon writing 
to the Secretary. 
COA-NUT FIBRE REFUSES 
Aud Plunging (newly made), 20 bushels, ; 
ushels, 45s. per зоо bushels. rger qua im contracted 3 
for. bes STEVENS, Fibre Works, High Street, Battersea, S Ў 
аа 
Brows. FIBROUS H PEAT, | best “quality for 
Orchids, Stove Plants, 
BLACK FIBROUS PEAT, for Rhododendrons, Azaleas, | 
Heaths, New Holland P. 4 
BROWN and BLACK P PEAT, f neral pi 
red on rail at Blackwater (South-Eastern , er Railway); er 
Farnborough (South. Western Railway), by the truck-load, 
FRESH SPHAGNUM, tos, 6d. per sack. 
WALKER anp CO., Fatnborodgh Station, Hants. _ 
PEAT— —A few hu ndred tons of excellent 
Peat, delivered - the Farn anti. od mes = the Ae 
л 
1 
Intendi ing plan ters hoi — or South- e rn Railways, at ] 
sam be sent Pos; free. 
Knap Hill Nursery, Woking, Surrey. TARRY, A Golden Farmer,” edt Surrey. w 
w ee v 
THE OLD NURSERIES, CHESHUNT, Ne 
HAVE NOW READY 
PAUL & SON’S DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE OF ROSES, ~ 
CONTAINING 
DESCRIPTIONS = NEW CHESHUNT RAISED ROSES x а NEW ROSES o | 
and usual information on the past Rose Season. Also 
PAL Sees | 
Раш & Son's Descriptive List of Fruit and Hardy Growihs, 
Edited to present date, and containing Novelties of the several classes of Plants it describes 
POST FREE ON APPLICATION TO 
PAUL & SON, THE OLD NURSERIES, CHESHUNT, N. 
