ARDENERS CHRONICLE. 
Establish 1841. 
A WEEKLY ILL_STRATED JOURNAL OF HORTICULTURE AND ALLIED SUBJECTS. 
SATURDAY, AUGUST 29, 1874. 
i Registered at the General 
Price 5d, 
Post Office as a Newspaper. | Post FREE, sid. 
CONTENTS. 
America, the Peach on Mont d’Or Butter Bean. 274 
in 266 | Myosotis dissitifior ‘Soa 
Apiary 267 | Natural hist 267 
Apple orchard, a Middle- Pandanu longifolia 
262 flowering at Lowther 275 
tet tree, a productive Peach trade i ri 66 
came t) 275 | Plants, new garden .. 258 
st, ta ore. 266 on exhibitions, im- 
— ing- -out, a new style oral 275 
+. 270 Royal Horticultural So- 
British Association -- 260 275 
Carnation, the +» 262 Rubus occidental oo 270 
Camivorous poss 260 | Societie 
Carpet gardenin 276 Belfast Great Show .. 276 
273 erbury Horticul- 
Cotyledon Peacockii 258 tural 278 
an viana 258| Devon and Exeter Bo- 
uli notes 258 tanical and Horticul- 
oar ob Fi = = Ean ae es 278 
‘oreign correspondence s Thanet Horti- 
Fecia et ie +. 279 
Bs rs Reading Horticultural 277 
Garden -» 279] Seven Horticul- 
Grapes a a Are ++, 270 tura .. 278 
cne Phylloxera, e .. 271 | Tropæolu um ‘speciosum oe 275 
Greenhouse pla yia ulture 274 | Tu e, the 257 
Harvest, and aft -- 267 | Veronicas in Ireland 270 
.. 274 Villa garden, 79 
Hon supers, , judging .. 267 | Water-beetl . 267 
aie udg the Weather, the T -. 28r 
labour difficulty 269 | Wild flowers considered 
Irrigation in the “kitchen in relation to insects .. 26r 
garden .. 276 | Xanthoceras sorbifolia 
Kew, the 271 | fruiting in Paris 270 
Levens Hall Cih “D 263 | Xanthosoma (?) mirabile . 258 
“Gardeners’ Chr 
HE ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTION # to the 
GARDENERS’ CHRONICLE, including postage to 
the United States, is 
EEO EA, CHRONICLE.— 
gi , ANUAR Y— JUNE, 1874, is 
ready ; price, in a fe 
wW. RICHARDS, 41 a Covent Garden, Sg Bat 
Street, 
a. MOOT COTO SOCIETY, 
nsington, S.W.—NOTICE. — FRUIT and 
FLORAL COMMITTEES are ee? vy TEAS gmi 
NEXT, SEPTE d SHO AHLIAS, 
at 11 o’Clock. General et na at 30 ‘Clock. v Band from Half. 
Admis: ód. 
Sao AGRICULTURAL 
SOCIETY'S EXHIBITION, at Knowle, near 
So SEPTEMBER 15 and x6 noei GRAND 
bed att phe AE ee SHOW will be held with 
ntries close 31. ae a Pees, on 
poe ws ` Warwick. 
JORN MOORE, Sec, W. 
(G ras Ba panies TESTIMONIAL. 
For fall 2 ia ater,” ‘ 
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ions are received by 
Mr. THOMAS MOO 
particulars, see Chronicle, p. 204. 
, Treasurer, Botanic Gardens, Chelsea, 
os 68, 
Mr. eee IA ge te ent TE gm Royal Exotic Kip 
Wee AND i N GRAM have j just k barvested 
iee ict of the shani Aedes eet 
in gaiis Nurseries, 
: Za PINCE, "AND > CO, © can offer 
good packets their superb strain at 
each ; also pres: celebrated 
PRIMULA : and CYCLAMEN, at as. 6d., 3s. 6d. and 5s. each. 
giei EN ‘new seed, rs. — 2s. 6d., 38. 6d. and 
Exeter Nurseries, , Exeter, 
nEn Primula, Calceolaria, and 
_ Porat ah Sea AND SON “very highly 
_ their s hoice het ag cA e a ay os 
cti n packets, 2s F 
ae a he aaas Toadies, N. 
Herbaceous Calceolaria. 
is “ee serine to offer 
. 6d., 28. 6d., and 3s. 6d. each 
Being dwarf and 
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>. 
desired. ma 
to support the flower-stems. 
Ly > sent safely by post, when 
ILY ka the Ge es 3- e lears 
clumps for forcing, 6s. r dozen, 
variegated | a. , 6s. per dozen. 
ANTHONY WATERER, Knap Hill, Woking, i 
Now ready, gratis an 
CARTERS Finotti. CATALOGUE of 
for 1874. It contains full d 
best kinds of t Hiyeciather Tulips, Či ains fu pecah grar the 
full Ai 
of the Valle 
TOET NE EUMAN N, "The Nurseries, 
art, r large quantities of strong flowering 
roots, as forcing of ha ping at 455. per 1000. 
f SPIRAEA iT EIA) JAPONICA. 
ONVALLARIA o Bag clumps 
for forcing, £2 6s. Ee — ss anata 
kamao strong ao F Psi ee cae rhage 
ne COBSON, Haarlem, Ho “hen a 
tory Plants for Sale. 
COOLING Ak some lar; TANE GOLIAS 
i T De 5 gear eag LEMONS, PAL to dispose of 
pee septate, Derby. 
es, Vines, Vines. 
AND A. SMITH have a splendid Stock 
è of all the Leading Kinds to offer, in PLANTING and 
FRUITING uetan 
e Nurseries, West Dulwich, S.E. 
OWNIE, LAIRD AN LAING b o 
intimate that all the ppu VIOLAS of the present 
day may NOW b piia in eee L FLO A. sa np ae 
yal Winter Gardens, Edinburgh, a 
EDS of CYCLAMEN, — Hen 
E eg Banri varieties of Cyc 
persicum europæum e supplied by the sone 
or ounce. Eae eN trade cues c an application to 
ALBERT KOPSEL, The Nurseries, Cothen, Germany. 
SELES yr Seeding A sample I 
on Also TH 4s. August is the best iid eed to 
plant ae = HUJA GIGANTEA (Libocedrus de- 
currens), transp! e mes ed 1873, extra fine plants, from 
TTT 
aise eem Nurseries, es, Rue S Staffs. 
youll BSM wit seed re x hen for six 
mps, Part I. (British Fa s ai Si ren? varieties 
Bese pages, i incudin prices of Hardy Exotic Ferns) of his Pric ed 
CATALOG OGUE of BRITISH and EXOTIC 
Foot’s Cray Nursery, Sidcup Hill, Kent. 
eae AND SON have now ready comes 
perh RUNNERS, of leading sorts. 
ste Pat Ne Cheshunt, 
“Ol” — 
forci RO RTALOGUE on application, 
sami The Royal Nurseries, Slough. 
and transmission. vertiseme 
of the 8th i inst. Strong op now ready, Pan Particulars parere 
from W. anD J. BROWN 
ANTED, D, GERANIUM. M CUTTINGS, 
J. ROBINSON, Nuneryman, ee Ea S. 
GD. TaT Lane, Club soe Liverpool. 
ANTED, Sas ae of oo in iil te 
100, and quantity of of re ago to 
9 N GRIER, Nurseries, Ambleside, Windermere. 
Sgr. Ba eee = Bosh ten 
, Lady Cullum 
Vesuvius, Master ~ 
Calde: umb, 
CALCEOLARIAS -Prince of Orang mson D 
floribunda, Spar T T uantity pe lowest price to 
8, Post Office, Ches' 
aac. CUTTINGS E ME Pollock, 
Lady Cullum oe 
H. W. Ho ii Florist, 
yaer 
ater 
cessful cultivators of these ae epe ring flowers. 
CAR g- R'S, the Royal Seeds smen, High* Holborn, 
London, W.C. 
OMAN HYACIN THE: 
The Trade should ap 
HOOPER ann CO., Covent Cake F London, W.C. 
August Catalogue. 
Ont a AND” ‘SON, ey te “Old ” Nurserie 
Che ady their new LIST of DUTC 
BULBS, Sr SPECIALITIES S for, FORC FORCING, including Azaleas 
Descriptive Bulb Guide. 
HOMAS” a, Bidder in BULB 
ready, 
free on 
appli on Ta set ig qx y family aaa of cultivation, 
and is "e of = pac oo ee panene 
Farm Nurser , Tottenham, London, N. 
e Trade, 
TASA INT Hs S, pee white Ronas, 275. 
; do., pi icked bulbs, 30s. per 1 NA peat 
sny Paper hike. 145. a 109 ; Early Double Roman do., A 
of 
per the di 
BART? 
GEO. POULTON, “Seed and Bulb Merchant, pee Road, 
Edmonton, London N. 
UTCH and aah a FLOWERING 
„a —We lave now rece plendid condition, - 
e choicest and most peers he ‘Collections of these 
oots Bhi importe a. ye “yeaa er 20s. carriage free, 
CATALOGUES on n appii 
DICKSON anv ROBINSON, 23, Market Place, Manchester 
Terms 
Dutch B 
‘JOHN anp CHARL LES | LEE have e received 
fips annual supply g ee a 
in fine condition. equested, wise." CATA 
Royal Vineyard prenar nd establishment 
ETET wW. S 
Spring Flowers. 
ite te Ss Edens? S NEW BULB 
CATALOGUE contains a boar ype Bn phe the best spring 
flowering Pecani in i Cultivatio to be 
Mams a adhe “dian! 
jar in the autum ispla 
Hale Farm Nurseries, e 0 
and Rev. Mr. Radclyffe. ge lowest price per 100, and quantity 
to ahs t u 
ee W 
AYN tiori Flower, and GIANT MROSES of 
wubevery one SS Bs a 
ae Mr. WEBB. Calcot, Reading. 
EBB'S: PRIZE COB tab ES 
and other PRIZE COR NUTS and 
LISTS of sheat yaristins from Mr. WEBB, 
for Present Sowing. a 
JAMES D DI CKSON anD SONS can e 
best quality, all SEEDS, including Turnip Rape, 
Mustard, Trifolium, Cab bbage, Vetches, Italian ad 
also al prin 
Farm Seeds, as pe as Garden and ee Seeds of all sorts. 
08, Eastgate Street 
ABBAGE PLANTS. —For roa anot : 
no nee Mane as s 6c pe os Co 
Ji Teer ae Nurseryman, &c., Billingshurst, Sussex. 
spondent 
all ‘orders from unknown 
