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158 THE 
GARDENERS CHRONICLE. 
[Atcusr 8, 1874. 
WHEELERS’ 
CHOICE SEEDS 
For PRESENT SOWING. 
WHEELERS’ COCOA-NUT CABBAGE. 
‘AOVAAVO LAN-VOOO9 SUATAAHA 
WHEELERS’ COCOA-NUT CABBAGE. 
ocoa-Nut is a new and very 
perfectly distinct, of most excellent flavour. It should 
be planted 13 inches apart ; will yield an early and con 
me supply. an Cabbage is a decided novelty fad 
uisitio’ 
early variety, 
Per ounce, 1s. Packets, 6d. each, post free, 
“I consider the Cocoa-Nut Cabbage the best I have 
— cain wa Harrer, Westhail Hill, Burford, Oxon. pee 
i “ I grew the Cocoa-Nut Cabbage last year, and admire them 
very much.” —ROBERT MANGHAM, School House, Kingsbarn, 
e growing in 
ey are such fine 
look at den- Gaon RGE Evans, 
RET ee ee ape 
Nut) to 4 3 
all say they are the best 
Bari, Be 
have seen,” 
perience Wheelers’ Cocoa-Nut Cabbage is far | 
superior to to at pony in cultivation.”—-James Harris, Retained 
* Will you er so good as end me a —o of _ Cocoa- 
your piar es so good that I never she tad 
in, nel I hope the Cabbage will prove equall 
A. ‘Paces, Windsor Cottage. z TERS 
ERS’ TOM THUMB LETTUCE. 
quality; a capital sesh seod nai spring. 
is packet, 15.;. small packet, 6d., post free. 
ing try how your Tom Thumb Lettuce will 
wad the he winter. As a summer Lettu ore) it is neg — ant 
TTING- 
to be by any in cultivation.” —Cras., 
HAM, oe 4 
ckets of your most excellent Tom 
ttuce ever introduced into this 
Cambridge. 
é Thumb Ea oan Oe: Saw 
.”—C, THURNALL, Whittlesford, near 
“ Your Tom Thumb Lettuce is the most tender and delicious 
Bedale, Yorkshire. 
oe —W. M. Tuomas, Fanfield, 
£ NEW QUEEN ONION. 
THE EARLIEST IN CULTIVATION. 
To Gardeners. 
Gardeners are Pig, o respectfully Invited. 
Sown now will produce nice Onions, fit for use, this year, and MA VALE, LO N, W., 
will keep late into next spring. Seed per ounce, 2s. 6d. ; per Where it is ea ee they will be 
Is. y gratih 
Also the following slice varieties for present sowing: JOHN BESTER, Manager, 
ITALIAN TRIPOLI, GIANT ROCCA, WHITE TRI- 
POLI, and GIANT MAD , each 1s, per ounce; 6d. per 
packet, cheaper by the pound. WHITE LISBON, a fine Onion DR. DEN N a : we G E RANIUMS, 
i per ounce. NG’S No. 1 CABBAGE, 
one of the earliest in cultivation, a fine selec —_- 
. WHEELERS’ COCOA-NUT Ain. S oulice, 
rad pervs 0, JOHN COPELIN 
her be oy Seeds for Autumn Sowing see our “ Illus- Begs ei announce that the Price of ah above is 
r Amateur Gardeners,” price 1s.; gratis to reduced to ros. 6d. per 
ANIELS BROT , TYSSEN STREET NURSERIES, WEST HACKNEY, 
The Royal Norfolk Seed Establishment, Norwich. LONDON, N. 
NEW CHESHUNT ROSES OF 1874. 
PAUL & SON, 
THE “OLD” NURSERIES, CHESHUNT, 
Are now supplying Strong Plants, in rer 5 Be NEW HYBRID PERPETUAL ROSES 
aised 
W. WILSON SAUNDERS (PauL & Son), a finely shaped reflexed 
Sawe of vivid crimson, most intense colour, and of the freest perpetual character of 
y Rose. ch. 
THE SHAH (PauL & Son), a Seedling of Duke of Edinburgh, a fair- 
sized well-built aia ines pure red; the brightest flower yet produced, a good free 
garden Rose, ges each 
NOVELTIES OF 187. 
H.P. REYNOLDS “HOLE. and sbe i CH ESHUNT HYBRID. 
Good Plants in pots with th. buds, 35. 6d. each 
All the above may now be seen, finely in bloom, at the “ Old” Nar BER 
DUTCH FLOWER ROOTS: a 
a 
ANNUAL CATALOGUE OF DUTCH FLOWER ROOTS, 
Illustrated with upwards of 60 Woodcuts, and containing Descriptive LISTS of all the finest 
kinds of HYACINTHS, TULIPS, NARCISSI, LILIUMS, GLADIOLI, &c., including also 
a Select LIST of VEGETABLE aiid FLOWER SEEDS for Autumn Sowing, 
Is now ready, and will be forwarded Post Free on application. 
JAMES VEITCH & SONS if 
A Select LIST of STRAWBERRIES is also ready. 
ROYAL EXOTIC NURSERY, KING’S ROAD, CHELSEA, LONDON, SW. S.W. 
puren FLOWER ROOTS. 
~ OSBORN & SONS 
BEG TO ANNOUNCE THAT THEIR 
~ ae OF THE ABOVE 
‘HF Now PUBLISHED, AND MAY BE HAD POST FREE ON APPLICATION. 
ae contains á Choice Sela on of HYACINTHS, TULIPS, 
a various other 
for Autumn Sowing. 
CROCUS, NARCISSUS, LILIUMS, 
BULBS ; also a SELECT LIST er VEGETABLE and FLOWER SEER ; 
THE NURSERY, FULHAM, LONDON, ie : 
Ae 
THE PINE-APPLE } NURSERY, 
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