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Establishes 1841. 
NERS CHRONICLE. 
_ A WEEKLY ILLUSTRATED JOURNAL OF HORTICULTURE AND ALLIED SUBJECTS, 
SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 
1874. 
Registered at the General. 
Post Office as a Newspaper. 
‘| Price 5d. 
Post FREE, s}d. 
CONTENTS. 
oe and FRENCH FLOWERING 
UORNED s. 
SAF tS E a can now supply 
ong Plants of all the leading varieties; th 
“LA GROSSE S Tis highly re i pani arad iraa me 
forcing. CATA OE. E on applica 
oyal Narbacies, pee 
i —We have now received, in splendid condition, 
ta 
perap ee 238 th Speer 6 | one of the choicest and mos extensive ‘Collection ions = _— 
A arak blight .. Pescatorea Day: `? 96 | Roots ever imported. Orders amounting carria; ee. 
-Apiary we nh phlox Miss Robertson vo ake CA’ TALOGUES on application. 
a a dierent laca Pla: 232 DICKSON anp ROBINSON, ae Market Place, Manchester. 
me 5 os 230 Pane s new garde 226 
Sorte cee gener respiration ee Hey INTH s, “eii O white Roman, 27s. 
srd : r 1 i f E ; do. , picked bu Ibs, 30s. per 100, SANOT 
Cheshunt, a Rose dig — ct or difterent loca 208 pre Papersivhite e, 145. hae ; Barly Double Roman do. 
i 242 | Potatos, berry-bearin 241 per diez TA a e above to hand i in splendid 
cas revol 243| Rat-trap, a permanent condition. Terms cas 
clamen icum (with (with cut) i 243 GEO. nin "Seed and Bulb Merchant, Angel Road, 
3 pens .. 238 | Roses, the pest 23 Edmonton, London 
226 | Roses and Rose shows 242 
234 | Scripture bot 40 OMA N LACIAATNH S: 
237 | Societies:— e Trade should apply to 
24 Peop u : Garden, Wil- HOOPER Pm To. Cove a = WG. 
226 245 
8 R NE H rticult L 
Holly pes Royal She. Ma ARTERS liusizated “CATALOGUE. of 
Home oo same il 241 Horticult 4 BULBS for 1874. contains full descriptions of the 
` , the Succulent- aoe ar ieee letter best k kinds of Hyacinths, Tulips, ‘Clocas, and other ipg = = 
= 3 garden, notes ae iez Flag, t the = cessful cultivators of these beautiful spring flow 
230 | Town window gardening 225 a ee’ the Royal Seedsmen, “High Holborn, 
Victoria Park Lonn th London, W.C. 
231 cuts 227 
ool history - 234 | Villa g ETAN 245 . C.” Descriptive Bulb Guide. 
Obituary . 248 Vonig as houst pets ` 234 HOMAS: S Sinead = >i d BU red 
Orange trees .. 243 | Weather, the 48 CATALOGUE is eady, y be had fre 
f : manufacture in West Indian fruits 3I pa It em races every eg id worthy of eubiivanion, 
eg i .. 241 | Willow and the Poplar .. 240 | and ublished. 
ae Farm Havashe: Tottenham, London, N. 
ers’ Chronicle” in A August Catalogue. á 
HE ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTION. oe the AUL. à “SON, The “Old” Nurseries, 
GARDENERS’ oe including postage to Ches! g now realy their new LIST of DUTCH 
the United States, is £x 6s. 
 CHRONICLE— 
— JUNE, 1874, is now 
ARDENER S 
Pie gg Pon JANUAR 
Wellington Street, Covent Garden, W.C. 
: { OP AUCKLAND FLOWER Paen 
—This the PETTEE fête in 
f England, is fixed for FRIDAY, August 28, in the lb 
nd P: Sgt Schedules Prizes, to be had of 
Mr. HENDY, Secretary, Bishop Auckland. 
HORTICULTURAL 
W. TROUGHTON 1 Hon. 
ARWICKSHIRE 
SOCIETY'S EXHIBI aia aaa 
ingham, SEPTEMBER 15 and 1 
CULTURAL nag tad ‘will be hela ii connection with 
Ds. es close š 
ion to J JORN M 
~ AGRICU LTURAL 
31. Schedule of Prizes on 
OORE, Sec., Warwick. 
(0) ; 
IBSON TES Le 
For full a see Gardeners’ Chronicle, p. 204. 
pro! 
ons are received by 
Me. THOMAS ge Botanic Gardens, Chelsea, 
ILY ald ga VALLEY (Convallaria m ha 
BS at wee vAn ia es e ias 
ewperm gow yey: a ods a 
sage “a dozen, 
be WATERER, Knap Hill, woking eal 
Conservatory Plants for 
coo oor a m some relargs CAME =LLIAS, 
AZALEAS, S, &c., to ier 
pn tot 
ill, 
r Te ES YOUNG, The Nurseries, Balham Hill, and 
E B’S PRIZE COB FILBERTS, 
and other, PRIZE COR NUTS and ar eroria 
these varieties from Mr. WEBB, Calcot, Reading. 
DD, NEW € GIANT POLYANTHUS, 
COWSLIP SEEDS: 
oe CIAN Double PRIMROSES 
CULAS, both and 
BULBS, ‘SPECIALITIES for Male ips including Azaleas 
and Camel s, Strawberr 
Standard Tea Roses from Paris. 
-EVEQU 5 a 2? N, —— 
Ivry-sur-Sein s, beg to offer for next autumn 
a sapere iter} say aney of 7 TRA ROSES. Fee rete all the 
M hundred. 
eis 
aréchal Nie will be 
yeh M ST of bane oe 
ViGHTY THOUSAND of the FINE 
ISETTE, CHINA, and other ROSES to 
select fom, nits strong and healthy, i in pots. Descriptive priced 
LIST application. 
RICHARD SMITH, Nurseryman, Worcester. 
To the Trade, &c.—Roses! Roses! Roses! 
WING AND Sp 
ts of the best varieties i 
varieties of 1874, in fine well-established plants, sent, carriage 
and package paid, any Railway Station me the United 
Kingdonte on Feet of Post Office Order for 315. 6d. 
Descriptive and Pri ng Vann ati ‘and further infor- 
mation, gratis and post | ica 
The Royal Norfolk’ “Nurseries, ms, Norwich 
anp New American erican Potatos. 
SNO WFLAK ES EXTRA EARLY VERMONT 
SROWNELLS BEAUTY, | COMPTON'S SURPRISE. 
OOPER AND wah spe large — of 
very choice ive special advantages 
these 
to buyers in sfie trade during oe sities, Prices on application. 
HOOPER axb CO., Covent Garden, London, W.C. 
ehai Seeds for Present Sowing. 
; H F. SHARPE are now harvesting 
on receipt of Letter or Tele 
Seed Growing 
‘ant 
. TURNIP Sop a of sre growth, and fo prepared 
rade very moderate prices, and 
blishment, Wisbech. 
all SEEDS, including Turnip, Rape, 
M e Vetches, Italian Rye-grass ; 
med Grasses pre ‘Cloversfor permanent ; ae pnis other 
arm Seeds, as — as y Carden and Finer Seeds of 
o8, Eastgate Street, Chester. 
ANTED, PRIMULA: SINEN SIS— 
plants. State price to 
E. COOLING, Mile Ash, Derb 
ANTED, Two or Three — of 
each of i the following :—Calanth 
aer se Nui a having the aor to dispose of 
O fa. 7. size and price ad: Lothbury, London, E.C. 
WANTED, T Three Thousand GERANIUM 
a —Mrs. our: vst Lay y Calina and Sophia 
S E ual quantities. 
G. D “6 6, Maiden Lane, Chit li 
Liverpool. 
iy aE 
uan 
2 ee 
EW STRAWBERRIES, =a iy and 
Traveller ff een Certificate), — est for flavour 
and transmission. See advertisement in Garde bee * Chronicle 
of the 8th inst. Bagi fe Am now ready. Particulars post free 
from Zh BROWN, Stamford. 
erries. 
Ag L AN I D SÒN gen now ready strong 
sake anted RUNNERS, l 
Descriptive LIST pos t free. 1a 
Bid ” Nurseries, Cheshunt. 
ARGE AUCUB 
4 to 6 feet high; 
AS; neon = from 
ARB be other large 
for Present Sowing. i 
“AMES. DICKSON AND SONS can ‘supply, 
gig eben sd MARP amo T et tie act eA 
ANTED, BSS BS gre ee i 
Hund $ 
ere care to be Sold c Bhs 
ALF, Nurse! sensi delete Road, N. W. 
h Fern C 
Rare sam PSIM ig oan ‘post free for six 
, Part I. British, Ferns and their varieties, 
36 p including prices of H ardy E hes Fae of his a a 
Descriptive ATALOGUE of BRITISH and EXO 
FERNS, Ma 
Foors Cray ae -= Hill, Kent. 
TEMEN 
lant the THUJA GIGANTEA (Libecedres te 
currens), transplanted autumn 1873, extra fine plants, from 
seed, 3 to 378 | < 20s. per dozen, 38 to 4 feet, 30s. per do: ozen ; 
ne 
Ea Seeding. —A mn le 
a few extra imens, 6 to.7 feet and 7 to 8 feet, 5s. to 
+. ôd. each. pe a 
€. cach Ao Brereton Nurseries, Rugeley, Stafis. 
EW pete ad bing MEN. — New 
Seed oice ee of Fa aie 
persicum saa ae mga moi sro be s pied. by pound 
or ounce. peN trade prices on application 
_ ALBERT KOPSEL, The Nurseries, Couns, A 
Spring Fl y eo 
Tora 3. WARES S NEW ULB 
y me Padas contains a nas of yi on wise re 
A section œ 
o be 
planted i in the autumn to ensure a good display the | e following 
spring. Hale Farm Nurseries, Tottenham, Londo 
SE R I R Tie 
CARNATION, tree - | PEEARGONTOM, show, > 
CINERARIA fancy, and zonal’ 
PR IMULA, piz disting colours. 
Cineraria, Primula, Calceolaria, and 
W~“: CU TPUT AND SON very eey highly = 
recommen! eir choice si the Pie, wad irar 
always gives arsan oii In so erg ra 6d., T sags 
post free. Highgate Nurseries, London, 
Splendid Herbaceous Calceolaria. 
UCOMBE, PIRES, Eevee CO., can offer 
od packets of thei b strain at 2s 6d. 
and 5s. ret, also their solena maii of ÇINERARIA, ; 
PRIMULA and AE o at 2s. 6d., 3s. 6d. and 5s. each. _ 
ager MULA JAPO: ICA, woe aes IS. "nl an 6d 38 
Batas aa the Trade. 
yy SD ax AND INGRAM have j jast ust harvested 
their crop of the above (from strain), and 
beg to offer it in gn ny aed rie shee itech of an ounce. Price 
on application. Nurseries, Huntingdon. 
Asclepias 
E; H. KR ae AND D SON, NURSERYMEN, 
SEEDSM and Frorists, Haarlem, the Neth 
will have to ‘offer next autumn an immense stock of the above 
named | i Io ier plani in flowering 
tubers, = well asin stronger plants. Price ‘oo and per rooo on 
applicat tion. Large yora flowering tubers cat be mingid 
at very ‘or which are now being booked. 
ew Double Dwarf Sweet William 
pao BARBATUS MAGNIFICUS). 
MAS S. ng is now 
new and 
aisin: Duan, which 
forticultural Press. 
