414 THE 
GARDENERS CHRONICLE. [cronu a 
Now ready, Gratis and Post-free, 
Beautifully aeea and containing complete 
Cultural Instructions. 
SUTTONS CHOICE COLLECTIONS 
SPRING FLOWERING BULBS. 
For mi Blooming in the Open Ground, 
Collections spe | from 140 to 1 
Price 5s. os. 6d., 21s. „and 425. jes Larger size 
Fre 
Bulbs, 
For Spring Blooming in Pos or Glasses. 
Collections Pan from 70 to 280 B ccord ~ to size. 
Price ros. 6g., 21s., and 42s. ea ma. sa rger 
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SUTTON & SONS, 
THE QUEEN’S SEEDSMEN, READING. 
anticipated they will be 
“highly gratified. 
JOHN BESTER, Manager. 
PANCRATIUM NOTATUM 
CRINUM PRATENSE CANALICULATUM, 
ide Illustrations, Descriptions, and Prices in 
MR. WILLIAM BULL’S 
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ESTABLISHMENT for NEW and RARE PLANTS, 
NEW PLANT. CATALOGUE me 
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LIPS, assorted. 6 > ACONITES wi ODOR- 
lage paid to any obi station in Englan 
JNO. JEFFERIES A SONS, 
Seed Merchants and leg ie Sans men, Cirencester, 
N E W ROS 
DUCHESS of EDINBURGH (Crimson Tea), 
MESSRS. enG SONS 
Are now prepared to send out Plants of the above fine Rose, which they can confidenth 
recommend as distinct, and amongst its many other eies will prove most valuable 
Winter Blooming. 
The colour is a deep glowing crimson, very free flowering; and from its present appearą 
we have every reason to believe it will make as good a Bedding variety as the Crimson China. 
The Flowers are large and full, fine form and substance, 
It exhibited at the Royal Horticultural Society’s Show on May 13, when it receive % 
First-clas sie “Certificate from the Floral Committee, and was greatly admired ; we have also received 
sev veral testimonials from eminent growers, among which are the following :— 
From Rev. REYNOLDS ee Caunton Manor. From Rev. W. F. RADCL YFFE, 
“I at once saw that the ae blooms of the Rose sexi 
hat name were A r. is a beauty of idama 
colour and fine formation. 
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o ois io ugue Secs ae Scene “ Your note this morning states it to be your Tea Rose 
en flowers make i ng and attractive as * Duchess ei E E ’ -It will sell well, it is a colour 
to quality also. I expect to bie it universally grown wanted in 
It is figured in the Floral Magazine for September. 
Good Plants, in pots, 10s. 6d. each. 
CATALOGUE of ROSES now ready, and may be had free on application, 
JAMES VEITCH AND SONS, ROYAL EXOTIC NURSERY, KING’S ROAD, 
CH 
ELSEA, S.W. 
N EK W ROSES. 
EEDLING HYBRID PERPETUAL RO 
IR GARNET WOLSELEY Cransten 3). ; 
First-class Certificate beta os by the Royal Horticultural Society at the Grand National Rose Show, jay l 
st-class C ertificate awarded at the Oxford Rose Show, June a 
This fine ee Saas which has been the attraction of a 
during the past season, was raised. from Prince Camille 
Ro han. Its color is the recite: See shaded 
N. B. t > are now being voked ‘for Pla Planis 16 be sent out in the Spring of 1875, p vice 75. 6d. each, 
satan and vigorous, produ: cing Boece ers on every . 
an exhibition flower it will undoubtedly take a very p rom 
with vith bright kan 
ese oS EW HYBRID PERPETUAL ROSE, 
CRIMSON BED ER rans 
As a Crim edding R other wers all over thebed from June till ou 
— k riad of colour and continuous Blooming ; its habit crimson, very effective and lasting, clean glossy a 
of growth is moderate and shoots short-jointed, producing a mass free from mildew ; introduced asa Bedding Rose on 
Strong Plants 3s. 6d. each ; 30s. per dozen 
LIMBING PERPETUAL ROSE 
SAIRING J1 ULES MARGOTTIN (Cranston 
beers Mar; rgottin ; flowers exactly similar to its 
Strong Plants 35. 6d. each, 
Address: CRANSTON & MAYOS, 
NURSERIES. KING’S ACRE, near HEREFORD. 
Now Ready, Gratis and Post Free, 
DICK RADCLYFFE & CO.’S 
sae ILLUSTRATED 
AUT JTUMN CATALOGUE 
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JLBS, - ae 63s. once ae 
For DETAILED LIST see D- R& CO?s ILLUSTRATED CATALOG! 
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DICK RADCLYFFE AND CO., 129,, HIGH HOLBORN, LONDON, 
