542 . THE 
GARDENERS’ CHRONICLE. [Octoser 31, 
Lik Some EE y spog Dwarfs on Manetti, 
IOS. 1000 ; Standards, 8os. 
Half- Reha 
MAURICE VoUNG 1 Milford Nurseries, Godalming. 
ee eo sane ea pi Ae = 
_ Y 1000, or 100,000 ; a do., 
15s. eta rie per 
MA RICE ` YOUNG, Milford Rehan, Godalming. 
Epidendrum vVitellin 
M R. WILLIAM BULL had received n ee 
importation, in splendid condition. Price, 1 
and zrs. each. 
Good Pee = Guineas r- dozen. By sending 
names of those i ives ent varieties can be 
given, and ae meget Hi veá as selection made for them, 
en ee er and RARE PLANTS, 
oad, Chelsea, ‘Landed, SW. 
] Yaga © R E L 5. 
COMMON LAUREL, 2 to 3 feet, x6, pe 100, £7 per 
1000 ; 3 to 4 feet, 25s. per 100, 410 per r 
COLCHIC LAUREL, 3 to 4 feet, 30s, paige 100; 4 to 5 feet, 
PORTUGAL 1 LAUREL, Q Á to 2 feet, 34s. per 
ood, bushy, well-grown plan’ 
san SMIT » Nurseryman, aug 
Early Blooming. 
Janes H HOLDER c can supply Extra Strong 
Plants of Six D arieties, at 6s., 9s., and 12s. per 
dozen, Also, a ante ‘Callbeston of Swe Plants, distinct sorts, 
for 40s. cash. Baske rer iri Erm uded. 
Crow: 
N.B.—HUNT’S SUPERB SV SWEET er rrr SEED, 
1s. per packet, post- 
RANCIS .& ARTHUR DICKSON & 
SONS, The ‘‘ Upton” ‘Nurseries, Chester, beg to offer 
to the Trade strong PLANTS of ERICA GRADIENTS 
id agama ALIS, in in flower 
tes and ne on eee 
JEAKALE: ROOTS: ie Forcing (i wey Lagan? 
80s. per 1000, ASPARAGUS RO 
= abbas gio hea 25S. per 1000, ae cash on arin 
SAMUEL | ALLAWAY, Earl’s Court Farm, Old ne 
PONE for VINEER FORCI Sresi —- 
O Forcing Flower 
Plants devin p Aore r Months, stout a apply at acd 
to JOHN STAN DISH os ‘CO. fora ae < their PLANTS 
specially prepared oid Sani: for this 
Roy: S, As we eden 
OHN AND CHAR. ES TEE ae Mace 
their annual supply of sted NT r Dut 
Roots, in fine condition. Early orders are requested 
CATALOGUES post free on application. 
Nursery and Seed is 
SPRING ENE PLANTS, 
Sì LE NESTO RGET. te NOTS ANS ae tigle Se : 
eeu 45, per roo. See Catalogu 
e 
wi; MOORE, Nurseryman and Seedsman, 52, Market Place, 
Ste at EE TR eee 
Roses—Vines, 
Ai (0) H N CRE y > ES, Castle Street, 
- sbury. 
__. The above are of re usual first-rate ape 
MEATALOGUES toad ready. Every attention o Orders. 
` Salisbury, October. xr. 
und Ce se e mation 
WARLENBERGTE. EEAS Rapo S 2 į 
AILANTUS GLANDULOSA, 1-yr., 45. per 1000 = 
ROBINIA PSEUD- ACACIA, r-yr., 35. per 1000. 
WenS PRIZE SOR a BERTS, 
_PRIZE ee and’ FILBERTS. 
Frnnous PEAT. € Fibrous ) 
best quality, for Orchids, Site Phase eee 
per 6-ton truck load. Black Fibrous rae Rhododendrons, - 
Azaleas, Heat &e., £5 55. per — 
truck load, Eis = 
ruc : ered on rail ve Ble “kk -East 
Railway, or Sues South-Western rig od: {Sos memes 
WALKER asp CO., Farnborough Station, Hants. 
GPHAGN UM.or PEAT MOSS, — F tesh 
a at ee Mosi, tos. 62. per sack, i 
i ; arnborough Station, Hants, 
N EV¥ R/O SES 
SEEDLING HYBRID PERPETUAL ROSE, 
SIR GARNET WOLSELEY (Cranston’ a 
First-class Certificate awarded by the Royal ei a Society at the Grand National aee phe Juy 
First-clas 
ass Certificate awarded at the Oxford Rose’Sho i Ta e 25; y 
This fine New Rose, which has been T tiroe of all | full, and i formed, standing out e oni 
during the past season, was~rai om e Camille de strong and vigorous, om ee ucing Pte: 
Ro ts colour is the richest vermilion lew with bright an exhibition bie it will undoubtedly thea as 
well ined throug’ ut, Flo ery large, ositio 
5 <= “NEW HYBRID PERPETUAL ROSE, 
IMSON BEDDER (Cranston’s), 
a Crimson Bedding Rose this variety surpasses every other e eaves s over the bed from ] June till November. 
fost for brilliancy of colour and continuous blooming ; its habit d crimson, very effective and lasting, clean glossy 
free from Dit et as a Bedding << i 
Strong Plants 35. 6d, each ; 308. per doze: 
CLIMBING PERPETUAL ROSE, 
CLIMBING JULES MARGOTTIN (Crans 
A sport from Sa Margottin;, flowers exactly similar to its | but oo as freely as ergreen 
acquisition as a free siowiiy ancl 
Strong Plants 35. 6d: e ck 
ess: CRANSTON & MAYOS, 
NURSERIES KING’S ACRE, near HEREFORD, 
ROSES. 
CHARLES TURNER'S CATALOGI 
IS NOW READY. 
imb 
STANDARD ROSES. po 
These are grown in Eon numbers, they are very fine this season, with well ip 
ood, and are now = for removal, BE 
DWARF ROSES 
Are also grown most extensively, and can be aat on the Manetti and. Briar Stocks, 
Own Roots. 
ROSES IN POTS 
_ Are a Speet at the Royal Nurseries, where a fine stock can be seen of e 
TEA sie and HYBRID PERPETUALS, giv especially for early forcing. 
gas The low paced also contains full Lists of FRUIT TREES, CONI 
|Z N and DECIDUOUS SHRUBS, &¢., and can be had on application 
THE ROYAL NURSERIES, SLOUGH. 
PLANTING SEASC 
-JTH E- 
_ RESPECTFULLY INVITE INSPECTION OF THEIR 
nae COLLECTION OF FOREST TREES ; 
Suitable for ‘Hill Land or Low Land Planting, 
oie PLANTS, FRUIT TREES, RÖSES, SE, AND Eu 
SHRUBS, AVE and PARK TREES, &e, 
ren we Well to shea PET they 
{Free on aplication. 
LITTLE a BALLANTYNE, 
SEED = HANTS. AND NURSERYMEN, CA 
_ Estaskisizey 50 EARS.) 
