EN THE GARDENERS! CHRONICLE. 639 
R O S E S. ; ! A. Ms. hes JONGRINDT CONINCK, 
ttenham . Dedems Zeie, 
Neth: RAE n fik aie ie at aie ge 
$ S, offers several -grown tr 
CHARLES HUR WHE SS CATALOGUE Po I rad 
4 Samples can be seen at Mr. T. S. WARE’S, Hale Farm 
TS NOW READY. Kunas Tottenham, near London. 
CATALOGU E of AUTUMN PLANTS, 
ST AND ARD ROSES. ee sn s Royal Nursery on g oeren to 
N.B.—The N 
These are grown in ay it numbers, they are very fine this season, with well- Hai Croydon a Station, London, Br Baaai, nee te ak from West 
3 ood, and are now ready for removal. Pinker brane cath se rte ee ET 
: EBB’S PRIZE COB FILBERT 
| DWARF ROSES Nis ati PRIZE GP UTS oot LES 
e varieties from 
PN rown most extensively, and can be had on the Ma ; 
“Ae g Y, baronai netti and Briar Stocks, or on their EBB’S NEW GIANT POLYANTHUS, 
also Plar vi Of all th wine ee xeg oe Ree 
nts a e varie 1es, Wi ou 
ROSES different colours; AUR ICULAS, both Sin = 
IN POTS with every sort of (Fany Sprin, Flowers, LIST on n son od 
r. WEBB, Calcot, Readin; 
Are a speciality at the Royal Nurseries, where a fine stock can be seen of extra stron, 
TEAS and HYBRID PERPETUALS, grown especially for early forcing. i {į A U R E L S. 
S mg mnt LAUREL, 2 ing n feet, = et ry 100, £7 per 
The CATALOGUE also contains full Lists of FRUIT TREES, CONIFER, COLCHIC LAUREL, 5 to 4 feet, 308. per 100; 4 to $ feet, 
EVERGREEN and DECIDUOUS SHRUBS, &¢., and can be had on application. PORTUGAL LAUREL 114 to 2 feet, 345. per 100. 
Good, well-grown plants. 
RICHARD SMITH, Nurseryman, Worcester. 
THE ROYAL NURSERIES, SLOUGH. Fase, Kent, 8.E. 
é One Mile from Eltham Station, Loop Line; Two Miles from 
Blackheath, North oe 
HIRTY A ACRES of well-grown NURSERY 
N E V V R O S E S STOCK, comprising Specimen ONIFERS and EVER- 
. GREENS, all’ — ; Standard ROSES, FRUIT TREES, &c. 
Gentlemen who intend — this season are invited to 
come and select fo r themselve: JAMES W. 'TODMAN. 
SEEDLING HYBRID PERPETUAL ROSE, 
SIR GARNET WOLSELEY (Cranston’s). CENTAUREA RAGUSINA 
Certificate vai by the Royal gas ye Society at the Grand National Rose Show, July 1, 1874. ‘THOMPSON, SEEDSMAN, Tavern Street M 
First-class Certificat: Ipswich, begs to offer good new Seed of this valuable 
SS fine eras Siopa coho ach Fey me Jane 25; 1874, bedding plant at prices conside: dind lower than usual. Price 
New Rose, which has been the attraction of a full, and perfectly formed, aap out bold and mos habit | per 1000 or per ounce on applica’ 
past season, was rai from Prince Camille strong a me vig ani us, producing flowers on every s As W.t6 LIST of NOVELTIES Ta ae present season is now 
our is the richest vermilion shaded with bright an exhibition flower it will endoubéally take a very srosiiait ae ia ready, and may be had y the Tra only, on application. 
and well retained thro Flowers ve e, | position. N EW CA 7 A i OG 5 T `S for 1874. 
N., B.—Orders are now being booked for Plants to be sent out in the Spring of 1875, price 7s. 6d. each, 
A iata CATALOGUE of ROSE 23 
A Descriptive pong tld of FR 
OGUE RULES. 
NEW HYBRID PERPETUAL ROSE, A seneni CATA TALOSUE a GENERAL NURSERY 
l November. Colourscarlet 
id lasting, clean glossy foliage, and ~ Bouvardias —Vreelandil, jasminifiora, &e, 
inted, Beddi only, ESSRS. JOHN STANDISH A nD COS 
Strong Plants 35. 6d, each ; 305. per denen. Stock of the above eure Winter- owen Plant is 
e aes fine this season. . to 185. per doneas tae lants. 
now sending out the New BOUVARDIA HUM- 
CLIMBING PERPETUAL ROSE, BOLDTII CORYMBIFL! ORA, which is a great acquisition, in 
fine strong plants, #46 248. to 36s. per dozen. 
IMBING JULES MARGOTTIN iSgenstan s). L Nienke, doot, Beris 
eerie BDA aat Aad Pee peor 
and other 
E> pe Margottin ; flowers exactly similar to its E 5 a coh 4 Blue Gum)—SE Keon 
$ g g perp g Tasi rees aa Sheol, can be 
Strong Plants 35. 6d. each. obtained of of 
a ali Logg Wiss and Retail Seed Merchant, 
dress: CRANSTON & MAYOS, 8 ida fakae deg “i South Wales; and 
37» 
NURBE MEE KINGS ACRE, near HEREFORD. gt, Sege Se oria. 
Stranton Sie sent iboune to bly pat ait of the World on application. 
| E i si, 2 to 3 feet, 6s. 3 3 to 4 feet, 
oom, planted last Spring. 
doz ne, in 
= CAMELLIAS, CAMELLIAS, CAMELLIAS— r EE AE 
A : o 3 feet, 12 4 to 5 feet, 2 00. 
a LEAS, AZALEAS, AZALEAS, A ae ooo 
From 1 to 10 feet, beautifully set with Bloom, Price on application. AUSTRI wry Eine 
The Finest Stock in the Country. 
DER BLO GAS HEATHS, EPACRIS, BOUVARDIAS, &c. 
KF vO THR NURSERIES SOLICITED. 
OHN WALTER. 
PBA MASON. 
DERA Mellen 
ESSRS. PITOHN STANDISH AND CO. 
invite the —— of in ot at Planters to their large 
divaluible Sodo sisting fal pan Spei nomic v o 
oe of the Japan oe HO} 
IMEN a Ae ES, l SURES ES DE- 
CIDUOUS an EVERGREEN, PLANTS, R ROSES, FRUIT 
1 of w 
HIGHGATE NURSERIES, LONDON, N. 
a ‘NE A CATALOGUE is now ready, and will be ah : 
t fr n lication, 5 
AAE poen val Nurseries, Ascot, Berks: 
fe i 
ie ANES 
from the celebrated Lambton Castle Eyes. 
IDE can now POTS of all the 
i supply good, short-jointed, clean-grown VINES in 
d: oi ay the above celebrated ‘and well-know n Stock (a l list Ro i nomen amay a 
e following moderate | 
—s 
ices, viz. : 
a Bingle Plants, 5s. each; 6 for 31s.; 12 for 36s. 
fargo this year Bunches of the Black Hamburgh sighing z1 p% 12 Osy 
bei _ Kingi the heavi test on eris. o 
