i No: 4r.—Vor 11.{ 22, } 
Established 1841. 
‘SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1874. 
GARDENERS’ “CHRONICLE. 
A WEEKLY ILLUSTRATED JOURNAL OF HORTICULTURE AND ALLIED SUBJECTS, 
Registered at the G 1 Price 5d. 
Post Office as a Newspaper. | Post FREE, s}d. 
Raspberry, autumn-bear- 
ing 
Roots, the management 
s meeting at Here- 
j the Bs (with 
pant f "Vico icomtesse 
tur esque in . i Tea planting in the ima- 
en operation 46: 4 
D) iya carnosa fruiting 465 Tila Mr. William (por: : 
gal mag s 4 
rd Palm 
CONTENTS. 
“Aganisia fimbriata ... 452 | Parrotia persi 62 
ee at Mentone (with _ - ora r hardi- 
cut ee we rae E 465 
Apiary ‘es = ee Oo PenntyWalia: the ‘Pine 
ton distach . 463 | woods of 459 
Autumnal flowers 2 | Plants, new garden A 52 
noticesof.. 459 of x = som e A 
onas, 
4 experiments Rye-grass_ seeds, killing 
i 462 colouring -. . y 466 
464 | Scenogra mE ee bes 462 
467 | Smith, Mr. -W~G:; 
451 se tation W 6r 
459 | Societies 
a Horticultural 7 466 
So ees us lacin 462 
454 
> the ericart de Th 464 
; a 469 
oe of as ae, the 453 | W colhope ‘Chub, the ayy ith 
|, Pampas-grass, the 65 ts) 
“Gardeners’ Chronicle” in Amer 
DENERS' "CHRONICLE, 
Including pb a we m Unit 
pre: 
er No. rr, 
hiladelphia ; 
pe TO ‘SUBSCRIPTION 
States, is $6.30 gold, ae 
. CUrPeHey at at-the. tim 
n County, Georgia and. 
Street, P. 
ot rag ese rage all best kinds, good heads, 
44 per roo. Also 1 aena VERMONT, and 2cwt. 
SNOWFLAKE POT. ATOS, ¢ 
JACKSON’S, Butedcen, Kidderminster. 
apy eke? Xe i THOUSAND. of the FINEST 
NOISETTE, CHINA, and other ROSES to 
select from, all strong and healthy, i in pots, Descriptive priced 
IST on application. 
RICHA ARD SMITH, Saree Worcester. 
WING AND D CO, 51 Miusteate, Priced, and 
Descriptive CATA UE F arily be ready. All 
houk Bie sam s Eh wil be forwarded, gratis 
and post free, to applicants. 
The Royal Norfolk SRR Norwich. 
we HOLESALE Set ee of ROSES, 
FRUIT TREE rf = canes 
bak a aen FLETCHER e Reiri ursery, Chertsey. 
Early Planting. 
Davison WHITTEM’S CATA- 
LO 
A 
OGUE of all y4 Best and Newest 
ready. Also a GENER. 
Pores, FRUIT, and. ‘oth r 
Wh: 
ost free on appli- 
ite Cross, Herein 
EA AURUSTINUS.—An immense qentity 
of very healthy plants, 12 to 18 inches high, can be sup 
„plied at very moderate prices b 
EWING AND CO., The Royal Norfolk Nisei Norwich. 
ALANTHE bg Ate RUBRA. 
pease Plants 30s, dozen.. Apply to 
OOLLEY, Chastiaae, “Herts. 
è Valley. 
| pozees à NEUMANN, The hale 
for forci eur: x$ me at quantities of stro 
Po or e 
stroke chips of SPI 'RÆA (HOTELA). Teie 
e VO r JANUARY— 
i 3. price, in clot) 
whickanbs 41, Wellaton Street, Covent Cad iit 
MS ee OM ON A CONACS 
NS, MANCHEST 
A GRAND. SMP ION of NATIVE. aia EXOT 
3 FRUITS, CHRYSANTHEMUMS, F 
NIF EROUS PLANTS, &c., will be held on a SDAY, 
q ge AE = THUR SD. AY, Decembe: 
Schedul may be ha 
Establishments i in Manchester, or from 
. JAMES REILLY, Pomona Gardens, Ma 
OUTH AM and NORTH 
gton, on rr 16 and 17. 
ao to W. Babes ce L, Darlington. 
close November. 23. 
Notice. 
Eg BER ae 
JUNE, 1874, és | 
TIC 
LORAL BOUQUETS, 
the Proprietor, 
nchester, 
H DURH YORK- | 
_SHIRE FAT STOCK and POULTRY. Y SHOW, at 
ERMANTOWN NURSERIES, 
elphia AS AN, Proprietor. — 
orem given te Collecting SEEDS of insane 
ES Peel SHRUBS, and Raising SEEDLINGS for 
S Trade. venteenth Annual CAT. ‘ALOGUES ee rea 
S, & 
GEORGE, OTRCKMAN ane SON Wales asad 
Surrey, S. 
AUCUBA JAPONICA.—Thousands of 
=<. and very bushy plants, from 1 to 3 feet. Prices on 
PM R | WM. RUMSEY, Joyning’s Nursery, Waltham Créss, N. 
O BE SOLD, Two large, henihy e er 
of D DRACENA INDIVISA, 6 feet high. App 
A. D; Bunny vans, Shrewsbury 
SALE, by Private Contract, several 
CAMELLIAS igri Specimen Fine-Foli aged 
apply to 
TG AN ERSON, Greenroyd, Halifax. 
[MPORTANT a ANNOUNCEMENT. 
compliance with the wishes of the 
ae 
poo a cabe eo of ee vs VALL LLEY, 
a ae a 
b g 
Lily o 
ULIUS. HOFFMANN ne A Koepnicker- 
N, 
lin, begs to offer large iieyaa ities of stron 
ock 
AEF war for oo of = above, at 4 St k of 
about gag Sao ants. Lily of | the y Valley grown on 
Berlin soil is dont a the earliest forcing. 
MESE VIOLETS.—Extra strong hlopming 
ts of LEE'S VICTORIA eer eee A 
5r per o Also CZ. CENG 
QU a and other varieties, Sood e, free. 
DAVIS, Seedsman, Florist; &c., Teor: 
Y EWS.—Many thousands, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 
to to 15 feet. 
S 
urrey. 
Al recentl na BA N 
SR WATERER, ill Nursery, Wine 
Trade onl 
L* RCH 4 (Scotch), ELMS, LIMES, SYCA- 
mR ORES, ROSES (Standards), OAKS, &c., , APPLES, 
OOSEBERRIES, &c. 
TT OSE A GREEN, T The Nurseries, Garforth, near Leeds. 
OS eien BRE WOARE The i 
material for P 2 
5 UL anD TIL, , Steam 
- Farm Lane, Wanna S.W. ; 
a a a Mate aati eee ne eee 
ig bene FIBRE REFUSE, a 
and os ss Frost and Cold. 
od. per bushel ; 20 o bee 5d.; d. per bushel. 
JAMES STEVENS, Fibre Works, "High t., Battersea, S.W. 
ANTED, a large quantity of LARCH 
FIR, frou thy to nee ae 3 ge’ — to 
SAMUEL KID Keys, near 
Newport, Seine oe 
Chi aia rans masa 5 Oe ee Os ey 
WANTED, coats FIR, 2 to 3 Read and 
I to 2 feet. les and price per roco 
22H. APPLEBY, Ba x Hill Nursery, Dorking 
ee 
a large, healthy, well-grown 
lant of aye GRATISSIMA. Full 
Bens Poa Trade. 
URST SON have Pages 
HYACINTHS a aa SNOWDROPS to o 
h and other Flower Roots. ~ 
AMES. "DICKSON KAD SON 
rece ag „large 
condition. 
S have 
and superior consignments, in excellent 
Pri 7 eae wee post free. 
08, Eastgate Street, Chester 
UTCH Sa FRENC 
one of the choicest and rary 
DR 
BULBS.—We have now received 
H FLOWERING 
DICKSON and ROBINSON, 23, 
a hae nee ed dens CROCUS an 
ee at 
HOMAS S. WARES NEW 
ALOGUE i 
Order . carriage free, 
Pe CATALOGUES on on app a tad gna 
Hyacinths, Tulips, &c. 
M. CUTBUSH AND SON beg to announce 
that their DESCRIPTIVE PRICED CATALOGUE 
y. tains their usual 
l ave for many pem held 
io on application. 
"Highgate Nurseries, London, N. 
soniye "Collections of these 
rket Place, Manchester. 
the highest peri Fost 
. C.” Descriptive Bulb Guide. 
Bd 
sS ej 
a 
eady, and may be 
S every fa oe rikit of cultivation, 
d. 
pplica It embrace: 
ome | is one of the most complete ever one she 
Hale Farm Nurseries, Tottenham, London, N. 
had free on 
Hyacinths, Crocus, Tulips, &c., all extra picked 
git dai CATALOGUE -of the above is 
e on 
may be had Gratis and Post 
sipplichitiots, Sas ane FE and sound. ving akain * ap epay 
JO 
HN SCOTT, The Seed Stores 
WILLIAM Shae 
Woking Station 
Horticulture. 
THOMAS R RIVERS POE rw gi ght and 
3 Illustrated CATA FRUITS is now ready. 
"anen rr lage E a OELE CT ROSES. “Pos free on ~ 
“EHOMAS RIVERS AND msn reei F Herts, 
SGN RUM M Tr 
set for am Price, | a aise, 100, or ‘ooo on applicat 
R, Nurseryman,- Horsell ag Sadat 
ae ee LSH WINTER VETCHES, 
seeds for present sowi: 
‘JAMES DICKSON © Ke SONS, 108, Eastgate e Street: Chester. 
PE MERR T Cle —Fine iat akin cose yee 
RICHARD SMITH. Se Joha": ititesbbids. Wiktester, 
Ee VINES.—A fine s pecan ot all 
; nted Canes. 
NCIS R. KINGHORN, Sheen Nursery, Richmond, 
Notice. 
HORTICULTURAL 
ti — -STOCK GRAPES, first 
Ir : f 
SOCIETY'S 
Grape Vines. 
FEPWARD, Me MORSE mas many fane 
at 5s., 7s. 6d., and 
tos. 6d. cach" Special Be Pies qe ies quoted afr lig opty 
A 
a A ae and APRICOTS, 
hardiest and pest sorts, with 
great variety. Dextrivaive Price Lists 
aes TRAINED 
RICHARD SMITH, Nu ursetyman, "Worcester. 
NEY. 
and transmission. 
= fo 8th ult, Strong sean 
SEY alii e bo _Ex 
Traveller at ned —s 
seen or ieis et 
W. AND J. BROWN, 
EREE 
fine Trees of the 
all other forms of Fruit Trees in 
a s 
