Establishes 1841. 
ARDENERS” CHRONICLE. 
a" WEEKLY ILLUSTRATED JOURNAL OF HORTICULTURE AND ALLIED SUBJECTS. 
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1874. 
Registered at the General Price 5d. 
Post Office as a Newspaper. | Post FREE, s}d. 
CONTENTS. 
i, notes on the (with 
h Galls on a roots err 
. et 584 | __ cut) 597 
y .. 595 
i eee ia the old pc at pasr eie 
87 | Lobelia subnuda . T. tgo 
..- -587 | Mole asa vegetarian, the 593 
=v. 582 kaor history (with cut) :587 
x= 506 serymen, our liberal. sor 
= Oranges — Jafa 589 
592 | Paraffin lam 593 
592 Painon "Esmeralda . . 582 
591 | Plants, ne a we 582 
587 | Plants, 3 
59 
ah (Cydonia) japonica 592 
5 
589 Salvia sp splendens" 59. 
5 t 592 
Sr Stra 2 oe Keens’ 
a rubra go sendlits and others 93 
J ‘ 591.| Tacsonia Van Volxemii 5ç2 
] the.. 593 Tap o incorrect 
Flori ' : 586 593 
u y 590 TAT A Endresii 582 
al <a r 590 | Veronica ni + §90 
wler, Mr. A., with por- illa garden E: $03 
gga E 582 | Vines, pt at ERER +) 593 
, digging and Weather, the 95 
5 
592 | Wheat "as a feeding- 
sos t- stuff . 59 
TO THE 
GARDENERS’ CHRONICLE, 
ling postage to the United ga Tre is $6. 30 ge Sg 
add premium on gold for U.S. cy at the 
« exchange—payable in eeni 
| :—Mėssrs. M. COLE AND nne Drawer No. 1r, 
Atlanta, Fulton Coun Lien co 
Suet, P 
DS Wellington Street, Covent Garden, W.C. 
OYAL HORTICULTURAL. SOC 
South or 
O 
on VERH ESDAY NEXT, 
Clk. Admission 5s. Gene ral 
QKE NEWINGTON and 
matee CHRYSANTHEMUM SOCIETY. — 
Annual EXHIBITION of CHRYSAN- 
MS will be held in the New Town Hall, Spon i on 
SDAY ert hek WEDNESDAY, November and i8. 
ules, čes apply to the Hon. Sec. ta RAIN- 
-Downs me London R Road, Clapton; E. 
ERMAN TOWN" “NURSERIES, 
HOM ME Proprietor. — 
iven Collecting | TUR ot oer ge 
ceed a ee rere) 
ALOGUES ¢ now ve y. 
S VICTORTA REGINA” VIOLET, 
Per ee Pemi 5 for 6 eget ; 408, per 100. 
Jun., 
Sand 
AND eh Oldfield Nursery, Altrincham. - 
ATALOGUE of TREES, 
" No Walt ing Nursery, 
CH, 3 ora very fine and ‘weil rooted, 
r B b 
na JACKSO Pee Kidderminster. 
meer pone cine 3, 3, 45 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 
eh RER, Knap Hill Nursery, Woking, 
= cine 3, Pe 10: > wong 
Too ; » 4 to 5 feet, 2s. 100, 
KIN, Tiptree, e per 200 
ANNOUN CEMENT.—In 
‘the wishes of th Council of the Royal 
AND CO. 
Half-standards gage pee io 
MAURICE YOUNG, Milford ifecrics TAR 
S: WILLIAMS ha has a ja e and fine stock 
è of FR std i. gaunt G CANES, of all the 
best kinds. Prices 
Victoria and Parsi ga ce E Upper Holloway, N. 
RAPE VI = —A fine stock of all the 
leading a 
Ramin bt ripened short-jointed Canes. 
Extra fruiting 
e, in rxz-inch pots; s vag r plants, in. 6-inch 
7” Prices tice 3s. 6d. t . 6d. each. Free 
RAPE VIN ES, —Fine strong: La li tg 
and short-jointed Canes 
2s, to 60s, per dozen, -Extra diana p arang r op Oe © 
tas a a aE A Mice.” J Canes of Duke of Buccleuch 
and CHARD. SMITH, St. St. John’s Nurseries, Worcester. 
ew Grape. 
VENNS, SEEDLING BLACK MUSCAT. 
Planting — Two Guineas each, delivered 
order on receipt o que or Post-office Order on Horfield, 
Bristol, ta to 
WILLIAM Ba trp Ch Sedsione, Nilla, en Bristol. 
s of 
Early Planting. 
DVL ON AND T EEE S. CATA- 
OGUE of all the Best and Newest ROSES is now 
ready. Also a Site sino CATALOGUE, x oe IF Fee 
FOREST, FRUIT poor i Pos 
e Cross, Wer in a 
Climbing Rose, 
Ana MARGOT TIN, saa — 308. 
favourite Rose in all respects, sean in 
being a free Ag 
RICHARD SMITH, Nurseryman, Worcester. 
“HOLESALE CATALOGUE of. ROSES, 
WILLIAM FL TREES, &c., free on 
FLEISHER, ete Nursery, Pees 
Do SES.—F 
J AND G. LOWE have a few thousand 
e CAUCASIAN Legg e t 6 to 12 inches, to ae to 
the Trade, at 30s. ark 1000, for 
Kingston Lane Nur ote E 
the late John West, , &c.; of Grah 
Stoke Newington, to O FFER for for IMMEDIATE SALE a 
quantity of large AUCUBAS i | Pmt 
may be had on aplication at the N 
Qs KS. mgd Pcs Quits, 6h te. za 
00,000 ; do., 
000, or £4s 00 O £55 Pe per roo, 
RICE YOUNG, Milford Nosene, Godalming. 
W uam “HOOPER pe sem 8 aam received ~ 
nsignment of the above, of g uality an 
_ Price 15s. per 1000}; 1s. 6d. UES ‘00. Tae, Blue, White, 
triped, ml eaied: CATALOGI ES E bey lication. 
and Seed d Stree t, W. 
erect fro the Grower. 
YACINTHS ai Fors "or abe 16s. per 
eddin CROCUS, ıs. 
Other Bulbs squall pie : ATAL LOGUES ready. ‘Address, 
EY, Popham Street, Nottingham 
Dares and FRENCH FLOWERING 
S.—We have now received, in s 
ection: a ab these 
of the choicest mo aoet extensive C 
mport 
Roots ever i CATALOGUES 
DICKSON ji 2 ORSON, E S on politi Cs eae RA ie 
THOMAS.. S: WARES Bait Gae. BULB 
gp e is now ready, and may be had free on 
ra 
5 ag: 
and is of the most complete ever cee a 
"Hale Farm Nurseries, Tottenham, London, N. 
acinths, Tulips, 
M. CUTBUSH AND SON be eg to announce 
that their Gk PRICED CATALOGUE 
=. Vid ete plan A hae” ROCUS and other BULBS, 
ready, ontains their usual fine assortments, 
s held the highest reputation, Post 
free on appüéitidi. 
"Ean Nurseries, London, N. 
Gran TRAINED PEACHES, 
NECT. PARINES, Len ee ad ine Psa of the 
hardiest and aoe be ae pool one orms ruit Trees in 
reat variety. ve Price Lists gratis. 
$ RICHARD cscrptve br Nurseryman, Worcester. 
ARTER’S PROLIFIC RASPBERRY 
(true). —Five thousand Canes for Sale, at 25s. per rooo. 
JAMES BURKIN, Cudham, near Chislehurst Len A 
TRAWBERRY © : 
> i re eT moval of Norciig Roce. 
"Gifford Lodge, England i Lane, Haverstock Hill, N.W. 
TI Pit cE Foo full of 
Reo ANT ASPARA- 
15$. per 1 
EADE, Beach Nodi Southend, Essex. 
Garden 
e pnis Agricultural 
AND F. SHARPE are now prepared to _ 
make special offers to the Trade of their h ' 
Foie selected stocks = AGRICULTURAL and ‘GA RD EN 
SEEDS of this season They have been aaea 
s growth. 
in very fine condition, a and are prenn iydi 
Seed Grow ing Establishment W 
ONRO’S DUKE of EDINBURGH 
CUCUM 
ELECTROTYPES of P 
J. MO 
onicle, 
in October 31, 98. each, 
O, Aotenn Bar, N. 
s, Dundee, Scotland. 
RICES of SEEDLING and 
NSPLANTED FOREST and ORNAMENTAL 
TREES $ meer fe &c., may be had on a oo 
P: LAIRD AND SINCLA 
ODERICK. NIG} N ICHOLSION, Aovirryae 
yS, Fleet 
Window Glass, Sheet Lead, Si 
HOMAS MILLINGTON ee — 
IMPORTERS and — CTURERS, New ST of 
PRICES, very d, 
87, Prakaphigine k ithout, EX 
Hyacinths, ieta bape Arg 
The best material in w) bove is 
OCOA- si FIBRE REFUSE— 
“oc spate a3: er , or 6d. per bushel for quantities of 
20 bus 
*DAGNALL ane D TILBURY, $ -a Cocoa-nut Fibre Works, 
Farm e, Walham 
OCOA-NUT FIBRE REFUSE, invaluable 
for Forcing, Plunging, and Resistin; pee r Cold. Price 
. per bushel ; 20 bushels, 5¢.; too, 4} ba she 
AMES STEVENS, Fibre Works, ee t., Battersea, S.W. 
ANTED, at Weybridge, Saey; akat 
ood TURF for 
Write, stating Price delivered at Weybridg Station, Ns 
W; 1, Westminster Chambers, pattie 
Asparagus for Sale. 
For SALE an ACRE Bad ‘ASPARAGUS, 
y to 
Four Years Old, 
Mr. HAYMAKER. Grand Rapp tn Garden. 
AEGSE OFFE, i -i 
100 OF rooo on yon s 
ROBERT NEAL, Price per ig or soe Wandsworth Common, S.W. 
HRUIT ‘nie org —One ren os ag 
and Pyramid es, Apples, 
bene es, 3 -yr., ribet 
per 1 T 100, CATALOGUES 
on application to 
. EVES, Gravesend Nurseries.—Established 1810. 
Johnstone’s St. Martin’s Rhubarb. 
oy sieeve and jada in CULTIV 
for inip ; it has 
for forcing. Stro ots, Is. eac! 
W. LAIRD took Sire ee Dundee, N.B. 
ATION 
splendid colour, and excellent 
