GARDENERS 
CHRONICLE. 
[NOVEMBER 21, 1874, 
J THE TRADE.—PEAS: Laxton’s 
Superlative, William the First, Omega, Popular, Fill- 
basket, Griffin's and Suttons’ Emerald Gem. CABBAGE: 
Cocoa-nut. CAULIFLOWER: bes post Autumn t. 
ae Sugarloaf Cos. ONIONS: New Queen, 
Newnham 
JAMES CA ARTER AND CO. have surplus quantities of > 
above to offer at reasonable — all true to name, and n 
seed of the pete tae ’s grow 
igh Hdborn, ope W.C. 
Planting Season. ; 
R, of the Nurseries, 
P 
to 4 feet ; Austri: 
uce Fir, 2 to 3 feet ; 
iberian Arbor-vitz, iat 
ll sizes. 
ples if required. 
NURSERYMAN, 
o offer Hardy Ghent 
covered with buds, at 16s. 
pani 
Oaks and Blac 
x rice: 
se Ttaliand Poplars of al gis 
DALLIERE, 
Ghent, Belgium, begs 
fo cE ei very fine named sorts, 
per doze: 
Hybrid RHODODENDRONS, 
with from four to ten buds, OS. 
PALMS, FERNS erat sizes, iNDIARUB BBER PLANTS, 
TAN fern RBONICA, ARAUCARIA 
tg LILIUM | LANCI- 
ve 1y fine named varieties, 
ozen, 
application, 
Trade and Ot 
PEC 1A ia OF FE R- Black Sams 
CURRANTS, 75s. per r000; Vic Red Currants, 
Norway Spruce FIR, 5 feet, “handsome esd 
MO to to 12 feet, 40s. per 100; Englis 
rw. 
P 
en: all well-xooted stuff. 
Also, TED, 
feet, gs. per doz 
few thousand CRAB and PEAR 
STOCKS. Apply to 
RAHAM anp SON, Goldworth Nurseries, Woking» 
eag é 
= Wiech WEEE T e 
Nurseries, ne 
“CROWDER” ms — “following to to offer, 
ow prin 
APPLES, Ranh vor ng 4 ot 5 ant tien 
ABIES DOUGLASILI, 2 to 3 and 3 to 4 feet. 
BEECH, 3 to 4 feet 
LAURUSTIN US; 1% toz Aer s Š -eeo and bushy. 
eet. 
and 2 to 214 feet. 
and 2 to 3 feet, twice trans- 
SYCAMORE, Be oneta 5 to 6, and 6 to 8 feet. 
application. 
\WARF and ape OSES, strong 
dwarf, 
om prin “Marea Niel, 
Nér Charles 
est sorts” 
IOR UI UICKS Gyr), by th the million— 
 6tor ‘inches, st _ out, £10 10s. per a large 
stock of the follow 
FIR, 3-yr. toe OG “edid ult stuff, 114 to 2% ft. 
lanted, splendid stu, z 1% 
oe stuff, true native var., 
lendid stuft, 134 to 2 fe 
ie ahs 3 to 3 feet. 
ASH, BIRCH, 
oe “All are fine, 
Ireland. 
announce 
now offering SE TIONS of 0 CHI DS, either 
in in large | lots, rma econ for cool, intermediate, or warm tem- 
; and that is prepared ‘to. deal liberally with those 
ah their orders, 
ce 
a 
8 
lai 
the beautiful Seales ot NE) ee large, and een 
ering SPECIM EN CAMELLIAS 
Laai Aof badi ne wel âs t 
PLANTS, suitable either -for 
MI CHARL Pale ERER, splendid crimson, large truss. 
) above very beautiful and distinct ti 
W.H. ROGERS, Red Lodge Nu resin aber none 
TREE FERNS. 
THE LARGEST STOCK IN EUROPE, 
and at Half the Prices usually charg ed. 
Mr. WILLIAM yong tye ESTABLISHMENT for NEW 
King’s Road, Chelsea, Londén, S.W. 
EVERGREEN oe for WINTER 
ING. 
Per doz.—s. d. _Per doz.— 
gone Japonica, 12 to | La urel, rotundifolia, 12 
to 15 inches 
F Batson Aquifolia, 12 to 
8 
Biota eena, 9 to 
10 inches 12 
Do rong atti r2to 15 in, 6 
dwarf .. 6 
6 
s ru o, dwa 
Géiaen ews, 12t0 15 in. 12° o | Tree Ivy, 12 to i5inches I 
„dw arf 3 n Reegn 
Hiona ‘patie, 12 to 
15 inches 8 o| „ p yellow berried, 
Japan Privet, 12 to H in. 6 o | gto 12 inches 12 0 
» ews, 12 tor QO}. ix, ret Se striped, 
Laurel willow- leaved, | new, gto roin. o 
12 to 15 in 6 5, tricolor, 9 to roin. 12 0 
BP Portug 12 n pe | Yucca filamentosa, 12 t 
} 15 es igo 
tant, 5 Caucasian, 12 to | = 5 glo ne? sorora 12 
15 in 12 
CHARD SMITH, iate pia 
SE 
Twelve Acres of Standard and Dwa f Roses, all oe strong, 
healthy, are Poeddi rte well rooted. 
m thousand choicest Tea-scented and Noisette Ros 
P Conservatories, walls, and aatem. situations 
e (0) 
Extra or forcing. Hybrid Perpetual Roses of best sorts, in pots, 
Climbi 
bing Pi Pillars, eilses, &c. 
escriptive Price LIST on application. 
R. S. will il be hap to give a special cnet aa a a 
CHA SMITH, Nurseryman, Worcester. 
e ecg ieee a sare TE TIEN TS 
A hose PRICEDand DESCRIPTIVE 
‘CATALOGUE, fi pplication 
eat variety, for quickly covering Rock- 
JACKMAN’S LIST of FRUIT TREES. 
jee LIST of ROSES. 
T Bema >¢ oDi of AMERICAN 
i iaecmeimamneties LIST of eas ERS. 
dairies LIST of HARDY SHRUBS. 
§:-LIST. of 1A ae soe i 
FLOWERING TR 
JACKMAN'S, List. of Serer 
‘Special Ca e). 
BS Eee 
theis 
in small or 
LADY ELEANOR CATHCART, fine clear rose, beauti- | 
NAN SORE is a TRANSPLANTED 
ACKMAN’S ASSORTMENT of TREES 
and SHRUBS one. ed for pees DY the Sea-coast, on 
Chalk Soils Citi ee Pres 
se 
JACKMAN si SON, 
oking — Surrey, 
ghey Ta fe = eae 
tandards and Pyramids. 
, Balsam, Lombardy, and Black 
Italian, 9, 12, t 
ASH, Mou untain, “8, ree to 12 feet, 
ne English, 8, 10, to 12 feet. 
CIA, Common, 7, ro, 12 to 18 feet, 
DEN, a Be 2 feet. 
superba and Siberian, 8, 12, 
eh pe fine, 1, 2, 3.45 5, 6 
ONIANA, , a She? 
Spee 
oriire angen 1, 2, 
or Wyc to 15 feet. 
SE to 8 feet. 
CUPRESSUS US LA 
i PrE. 
HOLLIES, Common, Green ne Golden, aut 
5 5 to 
Wer, Box-leaved, 1, 2, to 3 feet. 
Woking Nursery, Surrey, sw. 
OR 
EVERGREEN and DECIDUOUS 
FRUIT TREES, VINES, &c.; 
To G: 
Gardeners are most Se ect 
~ = tfully Invite 
THE PINE-APPLE NURSERY, 
s M N, W 
VALE, LO 
Where ki is anticipated p i 
ly gratified. y pity 
JOHN BESTER, Manager, 
ALEXANDER BLAKE, 
LONDON AND ABERDE 
ARTISTIC FLORAL D ECORATIONS, T 
LMS, ORCHIDS, MOSSES. AER FERNS, 
K, ABERDEEN GRANITE, 
ALPINE GARDENS, “ALPINE FLOWERS, 
STREAMLETS, CASCADES, WATER RFA ‘Le 
aged tg FERNS from New Zealand, East 
s, Tropical RIRA Madeira, &e., &e. ns ‘nd = 
= may be seen (by eupission i Lond 
u- near co as Man ee ter, k dsor, Tain toti : er 
the Isle of Wight, and in other cae si the Kingdom, 
Plans stimates given 
9, NORFOLK TERRACE, FULHAM, LONDON, S.W. 
B. oW ~a S; e 
VICTORIA and PARADISE NURSERIES, 
UPPER HOLLOWAY, LONDON, 
eae invites inspection of the choice and very extensive 
Stock of Plants which he ca E for Sale. 
They comprise all the recent Introductions of Merit now to be 
found in Euro a ae as well as ake 
some Specimens small, oi 
AZALEAS, CAPE PHEATHS. f =< Winter and Summer flower- 
ing, NEW H 
i of STOVE PLANTS, ental 
eaved kinds, whilst the ee of ORCHIDS. TREE 
FERNS, PALMS, and Succulent Plants are unsu urpassed in 
Pie 1-1 Specimens, both, | and small, are this 
season in splendid condition, and 8 “amply repay a visit t from 
any one about to furnish New pa on reenh Aso! 
whilst the Stock of Winter B ca Ee 
well set 
OGUES gratis, and post free, on application. 
VICTORIA and PARADISE as 
UPPER HOLLOWAY, LONDON 
MAURICE YOUNG’S 4 
NEW DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE. 
Is now ready, and may be had on application. 
OMPRISES — 
HARDY JAPANESE a other CONIFER. 
HARDY. ORNAM L TREES, SHRUBS, bi 
EVERGREENS. ; 
varieties ; PON- 
a 
S AN in fine named 
UMS, and other common n kinds for covers. 
ROSES, sia Half-standard, and Dwarf, inal 
iam TRE 
CLEMATIS, ee other climbing Plants. 
Cheap EVERGREENS and DECIDUOU 
and SHRUBS for Planting Belts and Shrubberies. 
TRANSPLANTED F i 
QUICKS, and other oc ts. 
DWARF EVERGREEN and 
NTS for Winter Bedding, 
DESIGNS, PLANS and ESTIMATES 
Laying-out and Planting New Grounds, and for 
proving Park Scenery and Existing Shrubberies 
asain 
MILFORD NURSERIES, near pe 
PLANTING SEASON. 
RHODODENDRO 
l WILL BE SUPPLIED, 
In Fifty of the most Popular and finest 
‘Hardy Kinds, , 
airar Bushy Plants, 14 to 2 feet high, * 
2 £10 per 100, ee 
ia, ha to any Railway Station in Engm 
D i 
SH. 
sae and GREENHOUSE PLANTS, &e. 
recomm: are 
Narie and, from eaaet piore a, their apne ot 
well furnished, and have abundance of fibrous rte: Ack hes 
with Poi Upon 
Nurecrics, id ask Pr yaan 
Descriptive Priced CATALOGUES post free on application, 
