GARDEN 
RS 
Establishes 1841. 
CHRONICLE 
A WEEKLY ILLUSTRATED JOURNAL OF HORTICULTURE AND ALLIED SUBJECTS. 
No. 40,-—Vee. Linen | 
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1874. 
f Registered at the General 
Price 
Post Office as a Newspaper. | Post wy oie 
CONTENTS. 
Apple, Nelson Codlin .. 431 ect ol ga 
Appoline Rose fi t truncatellum . 430 
blooming i +. 435} Mushrooms and ` Toad- 
Artificial colouring of tools 22 
nat flowers .. 430 | Notes = F ndian forest 
Autumn tints of foliag 430 iaa i 424 
= Awards piaia were s 429 me ry 
“some fly- esi ‘the “Banb eee | 
A ae vie ie a curled. ss @3t 
Nong notos of 426 House, 
Botany, on teaching .. 430 Peika 421 
Canna, varieties of 430 Pelargoniums, pink nose- 
Clematis a i 435 
Coccocypselum repens .. 431 | Pine-apple the variegated 430 
Cryptogams, occurrence Plants, new garden, re- 
alumin 422 mete ond = gr 
Cydonia opori 435 = 9 
Eranthem ye oa tigo Porghis Red -skinn 
ina Parcellii ~~ 434| _ Flourball,&c. mA 435 
Farm, the. š sa t456 Rhododendron Sesteri- 
Forestry 424 orgs 431 
Fourcroya ‘Comm elyn 30 | Royal Horticultural So- 
P pater of. 434 iety’s Provincjgl Exhi- 
Peach-borders . 435 | _ bitions 34 
’ operations .. 437 | Roses and Rose show: s, 
eiia robusta 433. 434 
Hippophaë rhamnoides Rushlights and Rushes . 417 
fæmina 431 | baa Ivies +. 490 
Holly, the c ‘es Roberts’ Patent 
its varieties = (with cuts) 432 Te eerie -cotta 43 
ornets 427 | Trichomanes, the genus . E 423 
Kigecti a new . 431 | Tuberose, we 434 
3 ‘he plant, the .. se 43x | Tulp 420 
7 ew, the old walls at 418 | Vegeta 429 
L bi kio uorice culture at Pon- Vetchin Ganterburyana” 430 
aia ract 20 | Villa poe 436 
A Mandevilla suaveolens, Weather, 437 
5 434 | West I dian Pbi 421 
i Mento Dr. Bennett’s Wodenethe, Fishkill, on 
prose ring at (with cut)... 424! the Hudson 424 
E “Gardeners’ Chronicle” in America. 
E THE ANNUAL -SUBSCRIE DION 
ee - GARDENERS’ ‘CHRONICLE, 
Including postage to the United States, is $6.30 gold, to 
“which add premium on gold for U.S. currency at the time, 
and 25 cents exchange—-payable in adva! 
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. Atlanta Post Office, Atlanta, roi cas. Gini: ; 
Mr. C. H. MAROT, 814, Chestnut ay treet, Philade’ iphia ; - 
through whom Subscriptions ie 
- GARDENERS, CHRON CLE.— 
ad p AA da or e aigi JUNE, 1874, is now 
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a. Rr RICHARDS. 41, Wellington n Street, Covent Garden, W.C. 
; OYAL Se eee CIE FY; 
‘hig MEI Sou! 
>. FLORAL COMMITTEES’ "MEET INGS "and FUNGUS 
= SHOW, on Eien as NEXT, Seesen ri = ~ o’Clock. 
GENERAL MEETING at o’Clock. 
a OYAL POMONA. PALACE 
3 and GARDENS, MANCHESTER 
GRAND EXHIBITION of NATIVE and EXOTIC 
FRUITS. CHRYSANTHEMUM IS, 
pon EE 
CONIFER tats PLANTS, &c. UESDAY, 
WEDNESDAY, and THURSD. AY, Da mber 1 
are now, > and may be had 
TURAL SOC os ie re as 
INTERNATIONAL FRUIT OWE 
am on SEPTEMBER i cn 16, 1875, hes £700 will 
sires 
_Sehedules will be issued at an early date, and can be had on 
WM. YOUNG, 33 South Bridge, Edinburgh. 
AURUSTINUS.—An immense an ae 
- “adhe! Soan el cere 12 to 18 inches high, can be sı 
ae Norfolk Nurseries, Norwich. 
OGUE will shortly 
, which will be Forwarded; 
Hyacinths, Crocus, Tulips, &c., all extra picked 
ROOTS. 
SCOTT'S CATALOGUE of the above is 
r and may be had Gratis and Post Free on 
appiibation. Bulbs extra fine and sound. Prices low. Address, 
JOHN SCOTT, The Seed Stores, Yeovil. 
“A. B. C.” Descriptive Bulb Guide 
Sade hg ced `” BULB 
e had free on 
‘arm Nurseries, T 
Hyacinths 
W~: CUTBUSH AND DSON be eg to announce 
that their DESCRIPTIVE aca peg i 
of E sp emi CROCUS and other BULB 
&c., is now rea contains their teh e aE tg 
which oe for pe years he ld the highest reputation. Post 
free on application. 
Highgate Nania, London 
UTCH and FRENCH FLOWERING 
lendid condition, 
e Collections of these 
s. carriage free. 
one of the ia pori ost ex 
Roots ever imported. Orders atip 
CATALOGU a n ron, Sens 
DICKSON anD ROBINSON , Market Place, Manchester. 
Dutch and other viewer Roo 
AES DICKSON AND NS have 
received | and superior consignments, in per 
condition. Priced: [CATALOGUES ost fr oe 
astgate Street, Ches 
golan E PLANTS. — Gentleman 
hes to dispose of skra three <a strong growing 
Pine-apple tees in 12- ap he a , to fruit next year. Applica- 
The 
GARDENER, Pae Ea Park, Upton- Sevei, 
DWARD MORSE “has many eee 
of strong Fruiting Vines ts, at 
tos. 6d. each. Orginal N Prices rices quoted for vt for large qu 
ORTICULTURAL T 
STO GRAPES, 
Very fine well ri aioe: Tas of all ihe hea ees. 6d. each; 
ED BONE. 
extra fine, in 11-inch pots, 5s. each; and PULVERIS 
Mr. RANSLEY TANTON, F.R.H.S., The Nurseries, Epsom 
RAPE VINES—A fine stock of all he 
leading sorts ong, tap ‘pened et jotted Canes. 
Extra fruiting size, 'in rr -inch. p malet plants, in 6- ch 
and g-inch pots. Prices trom oes ear os, rae ch. Fre 
a ie RUS E 
GIS R KINGHORN, ‘Sheen Nursery, ie arte! 
IPE VI NES—Fine roig well-ripened, 
28. to 60s. dozen. Emira $ strong apee ay to 
meee ruiting Canes o of Dinko oF Bactinach 
Waltham Cross or at each. 
RICHARD SMITH, St. John’s Nurseries, Worcester. 
RCHARD HOUSE —- About 
Eigh parE growing i s, ti se disposed of. 
Many of them are 8 feet high, and well fitte e bottom: 
Sher are in a fine healthy state, prora large crops of splendid 
For price, a apply to 
ROBT. D RON, The eee West End, Ely. 
or three 
o Gentlemen, Market Gardeners, and 
JI TCHELES CHAMPION of ENGLAND 
—Joun aip ges from the Busi- 
ness, has a ee quanti ty of “Wile s o di 
and 1 lb. packages, at One Gu Sent to any 
of the word on teip of Post ‘Office | Orders pin eso to 
JOHN MITCHELL, Ponders’ End, Middlesex. 
ARDY WELSH WINTER VETCHES, 
and all other seeds for present sowing. 
JAMES DICKSON AND SONS, 108, Eastgate Street, Chester. 
ae Penim and Gardeneté; RAVINE Doon 
Toe Tm 
for 20s. The usual discount to the Trade. 
Nurserymen 
UCCESSFUL IN RAISING 
ye FLOWERS or or VEGETABLES, | also Pl 
whog pe = Prices for the Seed poeh of sterli 
E a e cate ron GRL yia ' eee niba m farl 
num latum, jin fi Frac pots, pots, a clean 
E BLACKITH AND DCO, ary “Beruat 
Briackitn, Cox’ oo 8 Ha mmond’s 2. Lower 
C. 
oa Street, London, S. E. warders li parts of the 
nited States. 
NTOWN NURSERIES, 
Phi “eat Proprietor. — 
Special etvension. iven to Collecting SEEDS of AMER ICAN 
RUBS, and. Raisin SEEDLINGS for the 
eenth Annual CATALOGUES now re ady. 
—Many aerar. 3 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 
ws. 
ro to 15 feet. All rece trans 
ho eet WATERER, eas Mul N Nursery, Woking, 
(See mage od = 
VV ERU EUN CATALOGUE of TREES, 
Sagde! CLIMBERS, 
ç GEORGE 
ication 
MAN AND SSN he Nursery, 
N EW <P basse SCENTED pelih behets 
DRONS now Ee for the fi e most adel 
and beautiful eee raise NEW INDIAN "AZALEA S anda 
ie Collecti ion of AZAL LEA M apse A Descriptive Priced 
List forperdo to any addre age ol nt 
SAAC DAVIES, "Nurseryman, gare 
Eltham Nursery, Kent, S.E. 
One Mile from Eltham Station, Toop Line; Two Miles from 
Blackheath, Nort 
HIRTY ACRES of well-grown NURSERY 
STOCK, 6 Peet aes CONIFERS and EVER- 
GREENS, all sizes; Stand: ES, FRUIT TREES, eae 
be men who intend pono she season are in 
and select for themselves. JAMES W. VYODM 
See Pico’ Pinks, Cloves, and na 
BLOOMING CARNAT TIONS? 
HARLES TURNERS stock of the above 
i ready for delivery. The stock is most healthy, 
the Trade. 
WHITEHOUSE, Bieta ` Niner, 
Rugeley, has a few dorens of THUJA rong he 
, true, from seed. „Sple on Plants, 3% to 4 feet, 
3, 15S. se fled te cad 
ed, on receipt of 8s, 6d. 
VESTI TA” RUB RA. 
ply to 
six a sent as sam 
Shee 
ae Plants 30s. per dozen. Ap’ 
Sane SRE MATOS ay” 
DAPENE,. CNEORUM _ Mayes a 
largest stock in i 
“WILLIAM € tem GEIEN R, Nureiyman ton" foe 
pepr E OLETS. Extra strong t bidoinisg: 
Pinas of LEE'S DA ikipe A REGINA at fete 2 
xs: ING: 
PES T other Perig ‘See Autumn Aaa free. 
VIS, Seedsman, Florist, &c., Yeovil. 
l FORCING: EPen of the VALLEY, 
100 s, 46s. SPIRÆA JAPON- 
ICA, 100 eee A, miy Deli ivery against Bank Post 
D. JA! ACOBSON, Haarlem, Holland. 
eyense and A. ¢ 
d well-grown. 
GEORGE eae Balham ase: London, S.W. 
Catalogue. 
SEERE SIM, will — et free for six 
tish Fern 
postage and T varieties, 
36 poges including pr pa aen m Hans Tie. Ferns) of 
PERT ae OGUE of BRITISH and EXOTIC 
Fours Cray Nursery, Sidcup Hill, Kent. 
and other ier 
LISTS of these varieti 
Var a NEW G cLa ; 
EBB’S PRIZE COB FILBERTS, 
oes. ee 
