No. 
NEW } 
43.—VOL. Il. { SERIES, 
GARDENERS’ CHRONICLE 
Established 1841. 
i 
A WEEKLY ILLUSTRATED JOURNAL OF HORTICULTURE AND ALLIED SUBJECTS. 
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1874. 
Registered at the General 
Post Office as a Newspaper. sis Vist mad Pa 
CONTENTS. 
522 | Nertera depress 528 
528 | October wild fi rs 515 
526 | Opuntias (with cut) 517 
ampas-grass 529 
27 | Peach harvest 52 
| Peas, late 530 
521 Pelargonium Society, the 530 
526 Se eee 25 
530 —— vob aay nimals, rela- 
523 
British ion oia 527 Plants suitable for bee- 
pert oe 530 | _ culture, a list of ss 825 
i 521 | Potatos, heavy © crops 
vision. acrotrichum... 526 vw = oo 529 
cE — hypophyl- Potato, Vermont Beauty 530 
§26 | Prize vineries .. _ .. _528 
+. 53E son . ++ 530 
++ 530 | Societies —— 
ne £6 í ce Institute 531 
+. 533} Helensburgh Horticul- © 
.. 528 tūral.. P 31 
528 | $ re eee 
Solanum Warscewiczii 27 
aes ow Sry |S tealing Belladonna vot 538 
ts varieties, me 29 
Ommon (with cuts) 519 | Tree birg Bs <. Ray 
je old walls at 27 | Viburn m Award wee S20 
eap convertible 529 | Villa garden «4. 532 
S. 531 Wallflower, a tall ` 28 
history n .. 522 | Weather, the ay S92 
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for NEXT SATURDAY, October 31, will con. a 
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—JUNE,; 1874, is now 
"CHRONIC 
E E Aa Sides! Covent Garden, W.C. ? 
| A GRAND F 
| FRUITS, CHRYSANTH 
CONIFEROUS PLANTS, | 
WEDN 
> OVAL eo ae SOCIETY, 
Re 
EXHIBITIONS, &c., 1875, 
SPRING FLOWERS—WEDNESDAYS, March 31, and 
Aaa 
S May eee of PLANTS—WEDNES- 
PLOWERS— 
ESDAY, and THURSDAY, December 5 
to 
‘TION for LADIES PLATE, in rage ar cre 
2d, £15 and 
s. 
URSERIES, 
EHAN, Proprietor. — 
SEEDS of oye 
UBS, and Raising SEEDLIN as for th 
Seventeenth Annual CATALOGUES now re 
pone an —LILY of the VALLEY, 
46s. SPIRAEA JAPON- 
ICA, 100 tiong gt amt "68 Delivery very against Bank Post Bill. 
D. JACOBSON, Haarlem, Holland. 
yates “VICTORIA Pain a VIOLET. 
Il Plants, r2 for 6s., post free ; 40s. per roo. Strong 
Plants, 1 12 a tee Tos. aoe ree ; too. Extra s strong, 12s. 
per dozen. 
WM. CLIBRAN AND SON, Oldfield Nursery, Altrincham. 
S a Abeta Eo A ket Sag el = 
“PAV. Ri M. RUMSEY, E s e Waltham Cross, N. 
T AURUSTINUS.— immense ges bd 
of very healthy plants, r2 to 18 inches high, can b 
plied at ae 4 moderate prices by 
EWING anv CO., The ee Norfolk Nurseries, Norwich. 
pecial. 
AURUSTINUS, TIE ts a 7s. 6d. 
per roo, 60s. per For Cash = Doer only. 
WILLIAM ABRAHAM, Fort Prospect N ry, Limerick. 
WHOLESALE CA CATALOGUE er ERE TREES, 
AO: UTACRMAM A AND SSON Woking Nursery, 
Surrey, S 
Early. Planting. 
AVISON AND WHITTEM’S SATA- 
LOGUE of all the Best and Newest R OSE 
FOREST, FRUTI, and « ther TREES. Po 
and other 
‘White Cross, H Hereford. 
of CONIFERS, 
appli- 
being a free climber., 
RICHARD SMITH, ee Worcester. 
| Eee no. D CÔ, S "Tistrutid, Priced, and 
OGUE will shortly ready. a 
Rosarians norte an which will be forwarded, grai 
and post fen to pliante. 
The Ro yal Norfolk Nurseries, Norwich. 
W HOLESALE CATALOGUE = ROSES, 
FRUIT TREES, &c., free on 
WILLIAM FLETCHER, Ottershaw ae Ohri. 
EWS. ees thousands, 3; 4, 2 3» > É, 7, 8, 9, 
feet, All recently transpl 
_ ANTHONY O VATERER, Reap Hil Nur 
aky, Woking, 
YBRID et ew p alge Be 
‘om the finest White, Scarlet, 
varieties, Plants, 114 to 3 feet high, 20s. 
H. JACKSON, Blakedown, 205, per 100, nster, 
Special Offer to the Trade 
G (Scotch) ELMS, LI IMES, Beek 
cree 
A BARGAIN.. ee é En 
] Sh to 6 feet, “OAKS, WALNUT 
4to 00: t A 
For >`, 4 t05 VILKET fe 5, kto s fect, as. per 100, 
mid Cherries, Apples, Pears, 
l Dianai, "3-yr., from tos. 
s 3-YT., from 6s. per roo. CATALOGUES 
on application to 
T. EVES, Gravesend Nurseries.—Established 1810. 
Oe ae Mir ae &e. 
material in whi w the above is 
| OSES: NUT FIBRE REFUSE— 
sak aval Is. bushel per bushel for quantities of 
DAONA pes ‘D TILBURY, Steam Cocoa-nut Fibre W. 
Farm Lane, Walham Green, S. W. ee 
Re sn > 9 a2 pean ch a ata 
Corres He FIBRE aR invaluable 
bushels aoin 100, 
favourite Rose in all respects, except in 
NEW 
and 
h and other Flower Roo 
AMES. "DICKSON. — NS ha ave 
ved large and superior Signments, in excellent 
bigot CATALOGUES | shiek are 
8, Eastgate Street, Chest 
ceiv 
Condition. 
Large Dutch 
ILLIAM HOOPER 
chat Sat received a 
Consignment 
of we nj be wog quality and condi- 
tion. Price 15s. per 1000; Er , Blue, White 
Striped, or Mixed. CA "FALOG applic ication. 
Florist and Seea 88, “oon treet, W, 
Bulbs direct from the Grower. 
YACINTHS for Pots oF Glasses, I 16s, per 
Bedding, 12s.; TULIPS, 6s. ; rgd = 
Other Bulbs’ lbs souelly cenk ĊATALOGÙÚES Fe ady. Addres 
opham Street, Nottingham. 
D aN and EKENCH FLOWERING 
prte ived, in arees sarii sal 
one 
. Carr riag 
a applica 
DICKSON AND ROBINSON. 23, Tp t Place, » Manchester. 
. B. C.” Descriptive Bulb Guide. 
LAS WARE’S ab td BULB 
CA LOGUE . Bigot! ready, and m d free 
sarblicasion, It emb ra eve ry fa amily worthy T pie 
puoi 
Hk Farm Nurseries, Pattcnhabl. Leadon. N. 
Hyacinths, 
. CUTBUSH AND SON beg g¢ toannounce 
th EN their DESCRIPTIVE PRICED CARA ALOGU E 
of aa peeled P enn ; CROCUS án BULBS, 
&c. ontains their Aer face” assortments, 
which hive for oe se held the highest reputation. Post 
free on application 
Hi ghgate Nurseries, London, N. 
MORSE ye nr ete ae 
knd Vines in Bol at s. 6d., and 
pan, nanos bag a eee qusatities, 
urrey 
RAPE vile aI > stock. of all the 
leadin sorts ; strong, well-ri 
Emt Mar 3 k inc 
ay fo 
tos. 6d, each. oe 
inch ‘oot. 
from ‘aig Kind Ss sda 
s; FRANCIS R. i Sheen Nursery, Richm ond, 
urrey. - 
I NES. =F Fay Bern well- pee 
re! 
Beis 
os. 6d. tri “pwe 
ar Waltham a 
RICHARD SMITH, St “Joba's Nurseries, Worcester. 
PIRE O EA ST 
VENN. ENN’S SEEDLING, BLACK MUSCAT, 
os Canes, Two G each, delivered 
ue or Pos abe a eg i Horfield, s 
to order on receipt e 
"gi 
Sa eee Wortester. 
STRAW RIES, Fxqtisite 
Traveller a ee carne d —The best for po 
transmission. vertisement in Gar. rden ners’ Chron 
of the 8th ult. hae chit now ready, p 
rom ND at BROWN, Samford : 
and 
Wherry Plants. 
VICOMTESSE HE HERICART DE THURY 
(se nicle, Oct. 17, P. 499), 55. pe 
JAMES McRONALD, West: estgate Nursery, Chi 
hi Ree oR Srocko = 
GUS, =e “yg pect rv sea 
