GARDENERS CHRONICLE. 
[SEPTEMBER 26, 1874. 
To the Tr: : 
M. Be JONGET NDT. CONINCK’S 
e WHOLESALE ag Oo  niuding a fioe stock of Maiden 
TE i Pears ‘and Plums, Roses, Half-standard 
and Standard Roses, co A seg acactabilis, notin japonica, 
ee ria majalis, and other Hardy Perennials, apc and 
uberous-rooted Plants, is now ready, and will be sent, post 
Fg on application, 
Tottenham -Nurseri 
TRONG AUTUMN SOWN 
urseries, Dedemsvaart, near Zwolle, Netherlands. 
PLANTS can now be supplied of the undermentioned 
kinds (all true to name) :— 
EARLY BATT 
ENFIELD MARKET at 3s. 6d. per 1000. 
NON PAREIL 
ROBINSON’S DRUMHEAD, a 
VIRGO anp SON, Wonersh makai "Guildford. 
Specimen Conifere. : 
Ov B-E -S OL Dy cheap; oy er Soe 
WELLINGTONIA GIGANTEA, 10 to i2 feet 
big EA RORORAR NANA and NO BILIS, 2 to 5 feet 
po 12 to 15 feet; JUNIPERUS ee 
n rail at 
UES: are just published, 
cario on :— 
DESCRI L OSES (1874 and 1875). 
DESCRIPTIVE CATA LOGUE of FRUIT TREES. 
DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE of CONIFERS, SHRUBS, 
BULBS. Address, 
he on AND MAYOS, stirs Acre Nurseries, 
Her 
near 
w Rhododend 
an WATERER ANS “SONS, Bagshot, 
to announce t they are now sending out 
RHODODENDRONS price 21s. 
usual Discount to the Trade. 
MRS. RUSSELL STUI 
= 
Brin tee nt and ir the 
ars. 
ave also just met ie oe ‘apleiidid onde, a 
quantity ofthe besat#pl new CYPRIPEDIUM JAPONICUM 
ce 21. 
YUCCA A’ ANGUSTI FOLIA, | a ae ace, graceful, hardy 
ice 7s. 6d, e 
NERINE APONICA strong albeni ach. 
VRIESIA LEICHTL INIANA ry eect reaety Es ai 
greenhouse bulb, 3s each; &c., &c. 
ao oe on i Applicaton. 
Lion Walk, Colchester, 
Plants for Sale. 
Tog BE DISPOSED OF, on most reason- 
able terms (in consequence of the extensi ; re, of 
uses, &c. being about to be removed from Elson 
Rectory), assortment of SPECIMEN PLANTS, 
CAMELLIAS, AMARYLLIS, LILIUMS, &c., together with 
an endless Collection of SPRING and BEDDING PLANTS, 
ec a of all big wae egi best varieties out. 
iness, OF. to Gentlemen, form- 
opportunity. 
ay to the Rev. FREDK. FITZPATRICK, Cloon Rec- 
ohill, Co. Leitrim. 
loon. is within six miles of Dromod Railway Station on the 
Midland Grea Western Line, where all Plants will be delivered 
Buyers of - 
to name, 
i and 
extra, choice picke 
CIN INTAS, E paaa colours, i 
nied varied n 3s. per dozen. Ditto, 
TULIPS, very gh early kinds, to name, rs. ad S aa, 5s. to 
85. ~ et itto, mixed Meese Pe 6d. per 
` RM Ng to name, Blue l 
Yalow a U wth Bos , Purple, e, White, Striped, 
ARĠISSUS, “8, 6d. toas i 6d. Pe ee 
WDROPS, 2s. ‘per 100, 
TREES, PLANTS 
NTAL ad om S, CO: 
EVERGREEN zad CIDUOUS 
FRUIT TREES, VINES. ROSE: 
STOV. Eand GREENHOUSE PLANTS, &e. 
constant 
ace ala pat a tines of 
part of the country may be 
WINTER and SPRIN G ING FLOWERS. 
CARTER’S COLLECTIONS OF BULB | 
For the OPEN GROUND, adapted for ORDINARY GOOD GA DEN SOIL, 
COLLECTION No. I4, Price 21s. (Packing and ee Free), contains :— 
| d, 6 
Bier ang 12, in three colours. olyanthus adele fine mixe ors. white, 25. : 
Narcissus, Double white, 12. | Campernel Jon nem mones, extra fin ed, 24. 
fa icus, = a eye, 12. Fo of Bethlehe em, 12 Tie extra choice hdl English, a 4 
Double Daffod teleia uniflora extra fine mixed Spanish, 12, 
Tulips, extra ro mixed double, 12. | Dog s-tooth Vio 6. Lilium candidum ae 
3 single, 1 ee tigrinum, 3. Í 
-T finest mixed, Mie 12, Egy riped, Igoe Ranunculus, extra fine mixed, 24. 
a n Thol, 12. i large yellow, 50. Snowdrops, Winter Ace | 
Other Collections, price Ios. es 425., 635., and 845. 20s. ter Carriage Free, l 
ten the Rev. W. C. PLENDERLEATH, Cal 
Vilts 
year before, did ester than those new ones, so I will nottry the 
experiment agai 
‘I was unwise enough to get some Bulbs last ie from 
sities grower, and your ‘ Old Bulbs,’ awe from forcing the 
n m E 
THE NEW AND BEAUTIFUL COLEUS, DUCHESS OF EDINBURGH.” 
Awarded First-class Certificates : Royal Horticultural Society, June a 1874; Royal Botanic Society, June 20, 1874. 
JAMES CARTER AN this charming Plant, are eee to supply 
Orders at once. As the d muted? in strict rotation as receiv 
Extra Strong Plants, 7s. 6d., post free 85. sadia Plants, 5s., post free 5s. si 
CARTER’S, THE ROYAL SEEDSMEN, HIGH HOLBORN, LONDON, W.C. 
HYACINTHS, TULIPS, OTHER BUMBS. 
WILLIAM | PAUL 
NEW CATALOGUE OF HYACINTHS, TULIPS, AND OTHER BULBS, 
CAMELLIAS, AZALEAS, &c., 
Is now sia and will be forwarded post free-on application. 
The Bulbs and Plants are equally fine in quality and Bish iti 3 in price. 
WEED ITAM PAUD 
PAUL'S NURSERIES AND SEED WAREHOUSE, WALTHAM CROSS, HERTS. 
DUCHESS. of EDINBURGH (Citeison Tea), 
CPST tee A T 
MESSRS. VEITCH & SONS 
A oik now to send out Plants of the above fine Rose, which th fidently 
en : ey can con 
recommend as distinct ct, and amongst its many other Galities will prove most valuable for, 
Winter Blooming. 
The colour is a deep glowing crimson, very free floweri Ing; and 
a ce i 
we hate om its present a 
fro 
è every reason to believe it will make as gooda Bedding variety as the Crimson China. 
The Flowers are large and full, fine form and substance, > i 
s exhibited at the Royal He ae si Society’s Sho May I bi it received & 
TERY Certificate from the Floral eat e, and ona i$ eari esis we A e also | 
several testimonials: from et pana which are the following :— 
Erom Rev. RevNoLDS oe Caunton Manor. a From Rev. W. F. RADCLYFFE. ; 
© | =" Lat once saw that the three blooms of the Rose sen ; 
in that name were A r. It is a beauty of admin i 
Caer Sat and fine formation. 
“Your note this morning states it to be your Tea Rt 
Seri It will sell ge it isa coe 
‘Duchess 
_ wanted in Tens, 
CA TALOGUE of ROSES » now v ready, and may be had free ¢ on n application. 
JAMES VEITCH AND SONS, ROYAL On 
NURSERY, KINGS, 5 ROA 
HELSEA, S.W. : 
