Daceuser 19, 1874] THE 
GARDENERS 
CHRONICLE. 
767 
JAPAN LILLE S. 
Qur first e Sige pehia in excellent 
ova on, fomir ing :— 
LILIUM THUNB. MAR- 
(0) 
~ hla 
fORATUN 
7 JAPONICUM sgl » THUNB. flore-pleno, 
” TIGRINUM PLEN- ee eee ee I 
DENS (very pio papel and 
: Meteor ss RATZERI, 
LSON KRAMERI, 
Seonirenrunt JAPONICUM, &c., &c 
Catalogues free on application. 
THE NEW PLANT a Boia COMPANY, 
COLCHE 
NEW NEW HYBRID BEGONIAS. 
lat following NEW BEGONIAS belong 
he handsome- perso Teee rooted section, and 
succeed and bloom well 
‘an ordinary Greenhouse. "The ‘Bulbs being roi to those 
of Gloxinias, and now dormant, can be sent by Pos 
ACREON, deep crimson, a beautiful oma: very long 
s. 6d. 
REHAN, very rich bright orange, a fine showy flower, 
cabiNAL, 
CAGE a nta-rose, 7S. 
CAROLINE deep eed pink, with broad petals, 
MAX, deep ric carmine, broad fom a PE 
CORSATR, ay salmon, vane o bloomer. ies 
ENSIGN, brig ht pink, a very elegan 
M, cream colour, the reverse ed. f the petals ib ok 5S. 
GLITTER, nae cid yee 6d. 
HERMINE, b 
ee AIR, "rg rose, a “fine flower, oak. eg Tad petals, 
x winds, fine flowers with long petals, of a deep l 
NET, light pink, the reverse toad the petals deep pink, 5s. 
tbe Fo saad a colour, t 
elica ur ĉo! colou 
A 
magnificent variety, fine large flowers of a rich 
nted with pink, 5s. 
d of the above Nex ias, separate kinds, 25. 6d. 
per packet ; mixed, 3s. 6d. per packet, 
LIAM BULL, F.L.S., 
ABLISHMENT FOR NEW AND RARE PLANTS, 
KING’S ROAD, CHELSEA, LONDON, S.W. 
MAURICE YOUNG'S 
COMPRISE 
ARDY JAPANESE and other Daiei 
ARDY Eres TREES, sowie and 
EVERGREENS. 
opns in fine named varieties ; PON- 
TICUMS, and other common kinds for covers. 
-standard, and Dwarf, in all the 
TREES. 
E rats, and other climbing Plants 
pep EVERGREENS ae DECIDUOUS TREES 
SHRUBS for Planting Belts and Shrubberies. 
TARF aa oes 
“PLANTS for Winter Bedding, 
-out and or Im- 
ark ii and 
ESIGNS, PLANS and ESTIMATES prepared for 
ing Planti : 
Scenery 
MILFORD NURSERIES, near GODALMING. 
WEEEINozoxta AUREA 
lan: R.H. the Pr rince ne Wales at Sandringham. 
Planted b E R.H. the Pri f Wal s 
Phat sA ERE the Bier of Wales at ie 
ge. 
pmi by = E. the Earl Spenc Althorpe 
And by the leading Noblemen in de United K Kingdom 
Splendid plants, finely ron T — high, p covered Mekan 
Golden Variegation, at £5 5s. ler re 328 £i 
CIRCULARS, with Lie of “Prizes taken, “i Testimonials 
tae pho from the 1 ] gen f Eur be 
on 
ce-Royal 
R. HARTLAND, The Lough Nurseries, Cork. 
November 26. 
To Gardeners. 
Gardeners are eg Tei ai dand Invited 
m PINE-APPLE NURSERY, 
ere iik is “anticipate ake will be 
highly grati 
ified. 
JOHN BESTER, Manager. 
HARRISON'S 
“ KING KOFFEE” SAVOY. 
have great pleasure i Sache tar MEA ating this pepan 
new OAT. It is quite « distinct from any kind yet "i 
out, and is sure to become a general favourite. fis hab 
S mpact, peste a about the —— space as 
t‘ Suttons’ Tom Thumb,” and poemes very few outside 
, in fact, nearly al . Itscolouris oee 
green ; is very curly aa finely a prim np. A trial 
i best variety 
be a Gentleman's garden, or prone k ever introduced. 
Per packet, ts. 
From Mr. A. Cramp, Head Gardener to Earl D: 
October 22, eri 
ience of your ‘ King Koffee’ Savoy enables me to 
it strongly. It is certainly ' very distinct from any 
tie kind. The habit is very dwarf ; 
the foliage gives a peculiar appearance.” 
From Mr. F. Wooprorp, Gardener to KA. oar Duke of 
Edinburgh, Eastwell Park, “9 la 
ae a is a very cape» vorieey. Its chief peAa ae to me 
an alm ost complete absence of stem—the leaves resting on the 
; offering frost.” 
pact, dwa rf, d 
Mplarity will be given to ‘King 
Savoys—being very 
an moi -e 
better 
Mr. Boue, Gardener to the Earl of Verula 
‘ King 
the best of 3 
Koffe ne t 
Koff = 
“ I have tried down’ Koffee’ Savoy, n bas nk highly 
t. It is finely curled, =m. very distinct 
mii pp] 
CELERY - Leicester Red. 
Tested this year at the Royal iety’s 
Gardens, Chiswick, ain t be the best of all Red 
Celeries. An mense nu T 
received to the same effect 
Packets, 15.. 
From Col. CHARLTON, Braddon}, Isle d Man, Feb. = ee 
sig er Red,’ I have never 
From Mr. A. F. Barron, Royal H Horticultural Society's 
Ga 
“ € Leicester Red’ is the best Red Celery.” 
Vines, Vines, Vines. 
I N E S.—Fruiting ‘and ` Planting Canes, 
plum; 
san Telleiponad, soe Slated sand WHA Sae 
of Black Hin amburgh, Black Alicante, Muscat ot Alereadia 
Lady Downe’s, ~~ rs Seed a. Gros Colman, Mad esfield 
Court, Mrs. Pince, 
Bowood Muscat, White T agi West's St. 
Peter's, saa = White Frontigna an: o $8. each; 
a a extra stro! 
WM. CLIBRAN a: nyo SON, "Oldfield Nursery, Altrincham, 
COTTINGHAM POMOLOGICAL 
NURSERIES (Established 1788). 
SPECIAL OFFER. 
ARBOR-VITA, American, 4 to 5 feet, gos. per 100; 5 to 6 feet, 
a LIbOcEDRUS ite Pied = feet, x85, a 
feet, ao Agy to 3 
per doze ‘3 to 4 73 Jor es 3 
t Ag I to 2 oF 2. ozen. 
m gold variegated Chine 1 to 134 foot y” Si per dos 
CEDRUS. AFRICANA, b A 128, tage reg 
CUPR Hg ak AUREA VARIEGATA, 
I ap ys paige 
“dehige TA SINENSIS, togi a, 125. per dozen, 
» VIRGINIANA, ii 6s. per dozen. 
ad RES I 
t 
es Tree, 9 to 12 inches io 
LA Moorcegng ch at iis pa State 13% to 2 feet, 8s. 
2to 125. per too. 
my stop fete 16s. per too; 1% to a feet, 20s. 
100. 
. Colchic, i SINEN Tos, per roo; 14 to 2 ft., E ase 
LIGUSTRUM SINENSIS, 380 4 feet, 9 30s. per 1 
AP UM, to 
PRI ET, padai ne, 3 ‘es 
FIR, Aust 
ye. pee 1000. 
o 3 feet, 405. P 1000; 3 to 4 feet, 305. p. 1000, 
NS . per 
WILLOWS, American W g, fine per dozen. 
ACER dain VARI GATA, Wa to gy en 505, per 160. 
st round Potato pon, heb | be ; Mona’s Pride 
Kidoey, £16 ERY 
N. B.—Their pháp = RY ‘ona SEED CATALOGUES may 
on application. 
eed Growers, Merchants, and Nurserymen, Cottingham, 
Ay 61, Market Place, Hull. 
KNIGHT'S NEW PEA, 
i isa aden i eN and market 
Quarts, 55.7 Pints, 2s. 6d. 
general cro 
mildew. 
THE OXONIAN PRIZE ONION. 
A very superior white Onion, growing to an immense size, 
quite surpassin; g the white e Spanish, both i 
and quality hi 3 
HARRISON & SONS, 
SEED GROWERS, LEICESTER. 
VEXILLARIUM ; Good Plants of C 
PHRO 
DEVALLIA—M. DAVISII. 
A w 
lished p ms and from the same importation W hich produced 
' ani fo ee ee eee 
On view the morning of Sale, pat Colaps fod 
BEAUTIFUL NEW MASDEVALLIA and ONCIDIUM, 
or the First 
ished Plants of Oe ere eee eae ROEZLII, Leena” and 
Ime. 
ATTLEYA GIGAS and DOWI 
NITES GRANDIFLORA, &c. 
R. J. C. STEVENS will SELL by AUCTION, at his 
. Rooms, 38, King Street, Covent Garden, W.C., on MONDAY, December 21, at half- 
rder of Messrs. Veitch & Sons, of Chelsea, a Splendid NEW 
This species has been named and des crib 
henbach as coming near the M. Veitchiana and Harryana section ; the flowers are about the 
Harryana, and of a bright orange. Dried flowers 
Great 
ed by Professor 
ers will be exhibited at 
and fine ONC UM 
NUTTING & SONS, 
Seed Warehouses, 60, Barbican, London, E.C. 
PLANTING SEASON. 
RHODODENDRONS 
WILL BE SUPPLIED, 
In Fifty of the most ihe owe and finest iao 
Hardy Kinds, 
Sturdy, Bushy Plants, 1} to 2 feet high, at 
£10 per 100, 
Carriage Free to any Railway 
mildness of flavour ee 
