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No. 5 1.—Vot. IT. { SERIES. 
Established 1841. 
RDENERS CHRONICLE 
ZA WEEKLY ILLUSTRATED JOURNAL OF HORTICULTURE AND ALLIED SUBJECTS, 
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1874. 
j Registered at the General 
Price 
Post Office as a Newspaper. | Post FREE, sid. 
CONTENTS. 
: Birds or oe ga 784 ni eae v. Gera- 
; 778 735 
ies 778 Plants. f table decora- 
cal trip to Mont 783 
Cenis and the <caucamead Plat sel garden 772 
ji 774 Pleurothallis. ma 
il Nuts 774. har 772 
Garden | VITI. 783 | Por tints of garden plants, te 
es in Col Sado . 782 recently published -2779 
ll, notes on plants Primula japonica ot 11984 
es . 784 Prize vineries 785 
oe 774 Agricult 
tions in the house- ciety and the Potato 
a cut) 772 disease, the 773 
penduliflo- Sabal umbraculifera in 
784 srr Palm rep at Lene 
e.. Ye 776 rgh (wi pay 776 
flowers .. 778 Salve aaa «+ «782 
784 | Sanitary reforms 84 
n 787 | Snow on ‘the and ne 
pat, A S 5 4 grass, meltin, 
Park, condition of of ee 3 
trees in 781 SpE :— 
bitters, Sarracenia... 782 tits 86 
heating — 782 Seal ‘Me. Thomas, por- 
us Russellianus . 782 trait 783 
781 ti floribunda . 785 
784 | Sumbul plant, the 781 
in < 789 | Tobacco, peony chewin, 782 
um strumatum 772 | Transplanting evergreens 784 
p isan 785 | Villa garden, the 786 
784 | Weather, the a ie 
~ 776 Wellingtonia gigantea < 785 
HE GARDENERS ‘ “CHRONICLE ? Jor 
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HARDS, Publisher. 
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Notice 
RDENERS’ CHRONICLE.— 
oa LUME Fig gan UASY IUNE, 1874, is mow 
a 
E Walia Street, Covent Garden, W.C, 
ND SPRING FLOWER SHOW, 
Bidens Cony ay ibis se 
a 1 
a omer gees eee aces 
Hyde 
LAXTON’S N NEW PEAS— Unique, 
Dr. Hogg, oo. nnoisseur, Three First- 
Royal Horticulcural Society. For descri soip 
large advertisement at p. 769 of this week's Gar. 
=> HONSUCH PEAS.—A List 
tee s who have ordered a supply will 
‘or to 
YOUNG Se sowed, eg vac, Balham Hill, S.W. 
| POTATOS. Pine the leading kinds 
Specially for seed from carefully selected stocks. 
G. McHATTIE, Seed Merchants, Chester. 
NEW. AMERI CAN POTATO, 
„qualities, > a apnea degree than 
Sale by all t mie London Seedsmen. 
NTON t Das a ass a ae 
of the above on 
Fifty Tall Trees for £1. 
(GHESTNUT, SECAR; MAPLE, &c., 
7 to g feet—for cash 
ree fn 
H ORSE. CHESTNUTS { Cone 5 to > joet, 
e NE wae Apei 4 to 5 feet, all well ro 
N, Tiptree, Kel vedon. 
Larg =o and Poplars. 
HOMAS S. th ae offer at ie 
Ans LARS, 2 to feet—the Lombardy are 
handsome, well-weathered trees. SYCAMORE, 12 feet; also 
ree ree LIMES. | Price on a — 
THOMAS S. ARE, Hale mmp RE Tottenham. 
EECH, 3 =e pric re and well rooted, 
WILLIAM IRELAND, "Pilton N esa, Barnstaple, Devon. 
ee —Many a 5, 475; 0/7; 5 9, 
to 15 feet. ently transplanted. 
ce ANTHONY WATERER, ae Hill Nursery, Woking, 
GUPRUCE FIRS S of mall. ieee pee 6 to 14 feet 
in‘height. For prices apply to 
THOMAS oe AND on unbridge Wells. 
INTERMEDIATE 
Lowest price on application. 
"axe SONS, 1 E Pinoi Street, 
AST LOTHI IAN N 
STOCK, warranted 
THOMAS METHVE 
Edinburgh. 
OR SALE, 12,000 RASPBERRY CANES, 
Carter’s Prolific (true), at 25s. per 1000. 
JAMES BURKIN, Cudham, near Chislehurst, Kent. 
AZM.. woop AND SON has a fie Sock ok 
i a r siaii A 
REP. and BLACK CURRANTS, strong 
at low mra to clear the ground. Price per roo 
mye 
or 1000 on applicatio 
WM. POTTEN, The Nursery, Sissinghurst, Staplehurst, Kent, 
PPLE, PEAR, and) WALNUT TREES 
— for Sale T abated: stron Fareoe Freie for Gardens 
or Orchards, especially Orchards. 11 feet, butts 2 
to 8 inches round. ae to Mr. TAS VERIS Lichfield. 
the Trade. 
HOMAS Si WA RE. et sere yo 
APPLES, PEARS, and CHER 
and Cherries; Dwarf-trained Pears, "Apples PLUMS. w 
N ECTARINES. _ Prices, el r ppano 
Hale ham, London. 
pore” aE Pa REFUSE, at ‘this 
„is invaluable to all gardeners. Reduced ArH 
4a. per eg wes 30s. per mdan evs — any Railway. 
amples 
JAMES STEVENS, Fibre Works, S High St., Battersea, S.W. 
yacinths, Tulips, Crocus, &c. 
The DA NI in which to grow the above is 
O es NUT FIBRE. REFUSE— 
Price 1s. per phim ee ers ee 
deni FIBRE REFUSE — — 3000 
ls, cheapest in the Market. Free on to rails. Price 
rar sample on application. Tenders received for 50 and roo 
“TL. WRIGHT, Fibre Merchant, 4, Peterborough Terrace, 
King’s Road, Fulham, S.W. 
N eea ee publishing: Figs preas 
logues or havin ything special to r, would obligi 
z communicating INFIELD, Nurseryman, Gloucester. 
poniga Faa, LARCH, t-yr. and 
DER, 1-yr. and 2-yr.; Seedling 
: HORNBEAM, on yr. and 2-yr. State 
BEECH, r-yr. aa aye 
; for 
n et aooi for ca Heatherside Nursery, Bagshot. 
W ANTED, em ape ope. J co gegen Send 
d price a 
SALE, eyes. 2 stout transplanted ELMS, 25 to 
| POPLAR, 15 to 20 feet. 
MACLA IRN, Norfolk Nurseries, East eng 
WANTED Sipe 10,000 ma of BOX EDGI 
R NEAL, N urserymas, Wandovorth Connon, SW a 
For 
20 feet: 
E 
Aantonrs, Nurserrmen and Gar and eeina having been 
pronis FLOWERS or or VEGETABLES, ; 
= with F. Mudie 
gee dod BUNDLE of ROSES— 
enty best kinds E Ferri — . we 
205. 5 se vite sgp È Stand 
from ee * 
vy nt pom re 18 
VISON anew = “se 
EEEa e, Hereford. 
ve CHOICE PI PERPETUAL ROSES, 
ts, best varieties, sent to any address on 
of Poste office | Ones for 218., packa; e included, b 
JAMES WALTERS, Mount Radf ord Nursery x Sy Devon, 
rpuroma supply strong 
S S OWARE cr can kier ta 
well-rooted PLANTS in Standards, H: 
Dwarfs; also Common M N MOSS and CLIMBERS. Pave on 
application. 
; Hale Farm Nurseries, Tottenham, London. 
To the Trade. 
ELLERORUS NIGER (Christmas Rose), 
è, 8s, per on 755. per 1000, 
F. SANDER ” yee Cc A Gavan St. Albans. 
ROSES- a. strong E oe Ree ge 
100, & 
Half- standards, Gos Sos. pet 100 
URICE YO NG, Milford Nurseries, RS 
UICKS. ae Pogi 2 rn 6s. to 8s, 
per 1000, o Aere ti dels os. 6d. to 
MAURIC ei i si Godalming. 
ruit Trees, 
M. CUT TBUSH og “SON'S stock of 
ROSES, FRUIT. TREES, 
A visit to the Nurseries ai © ell r 
ggg {sen i post free. 
ghgate Nurserie: s, London, N. 
season. 
purchasers, 
Vines. 
Bo S; WILLIAMS. has a TANTE Gas ahd ín fine, mock 
heé iontais SERPELL (le a PONTEY), 
-de NurseryMa ) Seep Mercuant, Plymo 
Fruits Cultivated in the U dom 
DESCRIPTIVE LISI = 
LITTLE ann PALLANI INE Knowefield 
Nurseries, Carlisle, aa ree, by pos t, for tw twelve stamps. 
um gizante 
BE pc ram ARTHUR t DICKSON, & 
supply large quanti 
S can 
neb LILY, well i ripened, ata moderate ion Tee 
supplied. Uursericn, Chester. 
(GIANT nea of the VALLEY.—Strong 
blooming roots, 2s. per dozen, ras. 6d. per roo, package 
free. E. COOLING, Mile Ash Nurseries, Derby. 
HUcalyerus | GLOBULUS ake srr 
Gum Tree)—nice plants in pots, 1 to 1% foot 
per dozen ; 114 to 2 feet, 18s. per dozen. 
OHN VEFFERIES AND SONS, Royal Nurseries, 
Cirencester. 
HOLESALE CA 
A OSE cuTmsens Be 
GEORGE JACKMAN ans 
urey, SW T ea he er a 
\7 [OLETS. ag ZIRIA REGINA, 
Toy a des POLYANTHUS SERD,  , 
MUNE 
SON, W. 
ch 
dira rage Also, LEICESTER RED C CELERY, 
perb s 
Ch ity. 
mi E. R. DAVIS, | Warehouse, Yeovil $ 
To the “Seed Trade. 
TTING AND SONS’ WHOLESALE 
N VGARDEN an ia re igh i S Sarge 
OGUE will be p eek, : 
application. Seed Warehouses, 6o, Barbican, E.C. 
oT TT a en MEET 
Suen AE eicelent roots sed a at 
per too, or £4 10s. 
ALFRED ATWOOD, ion on 
Battersea, S. r 
