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GARDENERS’ 
CHRONICLE. 
415 
healthy FRUITING, and ape sudo. ay PINES 
ge me es Any redbipsble offer will be taken. ly to 
OOKEY, Heybridge Garde, near Makion, 1 
e W PELA ANT 
The Three best New Plants of i season are :— 
CROTON MAJESTICU 
DIPLADENIA BREARLEYANA, 
CROTON ie raed 
3 Gui each. 
Mr. ee Le BULLS Recabidhenent for New and Rare 
Plants, King’s Road, Chel n, S.W. 
HIRTY TONS 3 LASIEN RYE- GRASS 
ed Seed, 
o the best Foreign, 
S 
M £15 pert i op + Gla asgow. 
so a few tons of LATE AMERICAN ROSE POTATOS, 
Terms cash. For samples, &c., apply to 
MICHAEL GRANT, Elm Grove Nursery, 1 ewry. 
sige DUKE of BUCCLEUCH 
e 
ensively grown for market before being sent out—1200 
Mia been cut this summer. 
THOMSON, Tweed Vineyard, Clovenfords, by 
Galashiels, N ` 
L A U R E L Sa 
Magpie LAUR EES A to bases n Fangs roo, 47 per 
; 3 to 4 feet, 25s. edie 
COLCHIC LA REL, 3 E i “feet 308. pei enc 4 to 5 feet, 
pote AUREL, 6 toa feet, 348 
11g to 2 feet, 
ood, bushy, soon 
well-grown plants. 
Nur a a 
RICHARD SM ITH, Worcester. 
Pelargoniums for Blooming. 
AMSS PDSS pu nan n supply ame Strong 
1x nd r2s. per 
of Di 
dozen. Tis = tery Collection oe chew Pie, disna sorts, 
for 40s. cash. — Packing inclu og 
ursery, 
nN Readin 
—HUNT'S SUPERB SWEET WILLI AM SEED, 
ts. lane ‘packet, post- 
Rose Catalogue. 
M. PAUL, Paul’s Nurseries, W altham 
SS, Herts, has Tiger iam the New Editio 
his ROSE CATALOGU ae e will be happy to cnet 
free by post, on a ort Pos tamp. 
ae Roots. 
S. WILLIAMS begs to announce dh ne 
f 
e ANNUAL CATALOGUE ò Ç 
OOTS, containing a Descriptive List of Choice enrete 
Tulips, poi. rocus, ei als elect List of Fruit 
ees, Roses, Vin es, &c., isn ready, post free to ag icants. 
Hollow 
Fee ace te ae DICKSO N & 
‘he “‘ Upton” Nurse have this 
season an unlimited stock of FOREST TREES, FRUIT 
TEER Sr ROSE > SHRUBS, and all other kinds of Nursery 
the bes t condition for moving, and they ogres 
} To prevent 
mistake, visitors ‘hoald ask for the ‘‘ Upton ” Nurseries, which 
bout a mile and a half from Chester Te 
Priced CATALOGUES Post Free on applicatio 
The “ Upton” Nurseries, Chester. 
w Plant Catalogue, 1874-75. 
VAN "GEERT, NURSERYMAN, srg 
re eme has much pleasure in announcin 
Victoria and Paradise Narsaria. Upper 
a sas gg nm his se Aeiio Sead E op we aS Ea 
May = 4 hal vst his hi oe ag pag, a 
ay on ks o A 
Messrs. had on application , Harp Se Tiir Street, London. 
To the Trade Only. 
A M: G JON INDT CONINCK’S 
. i dag mj Sa ee including a Biei stock of Maiden 
rat geri vive siias gs song ga mgt eiae 
Manin spectabi Hot a japonica, 
Convallaria ery ait other Hardy Kleinia, ‘pa Ibs, and 
Tuberous- sic ree is now ready, and will be sent, post 
free, on applicatio 
Tottenham Nuaras, Dedemsvaart, near Zwolle, Netherlands. 
WINTER and SPRING FLOWERS. 
CARTER’S COLLECTIONS OF BULBS 
For the OPEN GROUND, adapted for ORDINARY GOOD GARDEN SOIL, 
COLEEC. ITON: We 14, Price 215. ‘Aosta A and rt Free), contains :— 
Pol 
Hyscinth® 12, in three anthus Narcissus, s white, 25. 
arcissus, Double white, 12. eee Jonquils, 6 ae fine m mixed, 24 
ak or Pheasant-eye, 12. | Sateen ey fe erem mined Engish, ra 
Dou! Daffodils, 2: a uniflora, 6 y extra fine S tne tied S 
Tulips, extra ine mixes double, 12. asa ger thea 6. Lilium um, 3- 
g gi rocus, bl 
-finest mixed, 2. ive 
ai Duc Van Thol, 2 ay 
“ I was unwise enough to get some ‘Salk last autumn from 
i eraen and your ‘ Old Bulbs,’ saved from forcing the 
triped, so. 
large yellow, 50. 
Other Collections, pner Ios. 6d., 425., 635., and 84s. 
Rev. W. C. PLENDERLEATH, Calne, Wilt 
year befor: oat better wore those new ones, so I will not try the 
Ranuneu a fine mixed, 24. 
Seivarope 50. Winter Aconites, 24. 
20s, value Carriage Free. 
experiment 
CARTER’S, THE ROYAL SEEDSMEN, HIGH HOLBORN, LONDON, W.C. 
yea SALE, a a first-rate arg of CABBAGE 
Very select stock. 
ay arm, fet § Surrey, S.W. 
hte S NALETE can supply the follow- 
cash :—A true ENFIEL LD MARES te eet 
per 1000. t BRO. 
ing fo! 
pe Sata fine,” D-LEAVED SAGE, 
roots for planting, Bs. per 100. HYME, roots for planting, 
Market Gardener, a wade, 
EEDS “ot TIMBER “TREES, Fiege 
SHRUBS, &c. Plants indigenous to a New 
Zealand, and Fiji Taciak ARAUCARIAS, TREE F RNS, 
pat gated FLAX, &c. Orders m: ay be left Oe Cox pa 
OX’S 
Agents, ~ al J. BLACKITH axb CO Quay, 
bawer Thames prn London, E.C., for transmisi 
SHEPHE co Nurserym Seedsmen a Diag 
Neue: Saaai. New South Wa inas "(Eetablished 1827.) 
KY ZFS REEN HEDGES. 
AMERICAN ARBOR-VITA, 6 to 7 feet, 60s. per 10. 
SIBERIAN ARBOR-VIT, 5 to 6 feet, meng pe TOO. 
CHINESE LAUREL, i 5 to 6 fee et, 1508, per 
ad cat AUREL, 6 to Sy sae per ee 
NGL 3 to 3% feet, eon ge 100. 
TRUJA L OBBIT 3 ts foie, pi per 
RICHARD SM i, Nutseryiman, Yota 
to Fruit 
HARLES TUR URNERC can supply established 
lants, in srpa pots, that will fruit next season, 
following he; pa 
Dr. Hog 
Frogmore lane Pine, Keens’ Seedling 
Luca: President, 
ore se, Sir Charles Na: 
Sir ie Jore h Pax Vicomtesse Hevica 
Also good ph Pa: ion the ground of the above and thir 
varieties, hee MaR S on ae n. 
al Nurseries, Slougt 
ne STON’ S N U RSE RIE S, E stablished 
1785.—The following 
fe de Thury. 
irty other 
ANNUAL CATALOGUE of DUTCH BULBS. 
Messrs. JAMES VEITCH & SONS 
Hanap: to aseanest á the. faray. ihat. in the event. of any of their Cus- 
peor AL EXOTIC . NURSERY, KING'S ROAD, ‘CHELSEA, 
LONDON, S.W. 
Pt: to BS: 
al | _JOHN & CHARLES LEF 
VE RECEIVED THEIR ANNUAL SUPPLY OF 
AT 
or a at on ahaa rye mn 
ae GUE of ROS ES (1874 and 1875). 
LOGUE of F RUT T TREES 
CATALOGUE of CONIFERS, SHRUBS, 
and FOREST 
nye CATALOGUE of BULBS. Address, 
CRANSTON anD MAYOS, King’s Acre Nurseries, near 
Hereford 
kom e ameron, 
: gay 
MPORTATION of GRAPE-VINES or 
T -VINE ‘CUTTINGS PROHIBITED. Te iz 
otified for the Governor of 
nono sse with ae ‘advice of the Ex Counc, aba and in 
parna with the sof the Act 37 Victoria, No. 457, 
has Prohibi into Victoria of Grape- 
(NTHONY 
“all pa sr of Holl buy 
Thouseet om 
WATERER respectiolly invites 
ers to the very fine S to 
d 12 fee of Ty 
arg Sere and Green cndeaved kinds ar ario a ation in size 
‘such a with in no other N 
r meier i reckt oved, and wil be 
The Sock of Codi Green P E E R acres ¢ 
haigh Soe E 
y kaip ap Hill Nursery, Woking, Surrey. 
TOR AVENUES a ORNAMENTAL 
ABIES DOUGLASII, to to 12 feet meee pate peat 
GETER, Mount aie” ey to 12 feet, £8 8s. 
CHI epa tagi lg 5to 6 pe Tay og ‘tae, ee per 
ioo; 7 feet, = per , S12 10s. per 100; 7 to 
PRLS A Ser doz n, £15 cha 
PICEA NORDMANNIANA, 3 D. 4 teci 42s, per dozen, 
4x2 ros. per 100; 4 to 5 feet, 6os. en, £20 per 100. 
ee PINSAPO, 6 An 7 feet, £6 6s. graan 7 to 8 feet, 
per dozen. 
WEFLINGTONTA A LOBBII, 12 to GIGÄNTEA, J i 
per dozen. 
etn 2 rane 
ava STOCKS. 
ruiting Pavia Cases. well ri 
short Jn.. = i fine plump eyes, ‘of Black Hambu og 
Black A’ dria, Lad 
erg s Seeding, Gr "Gros Calman, Madresfield 
Pin 
ntham Black, White 
t of Alexandria, Downe’s, 
ourt, Mrs. 
"e Bowood Muscat, White 
€, 
ve y, West's St. Pe, 
tignan : 2s. to 5s. each; i Ea i extra strong canes, 6s. 6d. 
EPIPHYLLUMS.— oye Standards, with nice heads, in 
per dozen. 
and 
PERESKIA STOC Ks out of pots, 15s. per 
CINERA A HYBRIDA, fi.-pl., 6s. per omic 
WM. CLI IBRAN A AND SON, Oldfield Nursery, Altrincham. zN 
w Grape—Venn’s Seedling Black 
‘ILLIA pe. has _ the 
ends 
