CHRONICLE AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, 
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Max 11, 1861.] THE GARDENERS 431 
Tas Fiwesr DARK PERPETUAL ROSE OF THE SEASON. Early Sheep БЕК Anthemums for the ia 
Hybrid P ual Reine d es Violettes. S S E SIX- wE туча EE NE mel Ks H. BTR RD, F.R.H.S., NumskRYMAN, Stoke 
M. WOOD asp SON have e just йо wered, in one per  guiekest sort known (sow dor 31 а avi pete w p ons mb w, Supply m ES fii. 
of their Forcing Houses, е above 5 d ul :| ^ MI MANGEL RZEL SEED (Red and Yellow). This | Best. Pom pones, 10s. ; 2 Pair ot E Sp ; 32-3 of 
the colour is a м- dark k purplish viole 2 ery dou LL: ound to bó exce sep, fed off i - ж for Wheat | Cut: ttings, 5 ; отаропе Cutting be. ест. 
and finely shaped, habit rem: bakar vigorous, and wii rod ing. се 1. per eaper by the (Sow 8 lbs. o cdm hie rd all eh to be Pre < 
bably form a ро. aa illar Жы. Жн. Єч, бе üred aum Ue | per acre, and b hoe out to 6 nien apart only in g d са ATALOGUES for Опе Stamp. 
become a d * : good WHITE MUSTARD SEED. (Sow 94 lbs. per acre per "m 
ts, wi ual discount allowed to the Trade. Ib., or cheaper by the bushel. оа» кй carriage free. | New HT J ‚ Hardy Variegated Plants, &с, 
Address, Woodlands Nursery, Манба near Uckfield, Sussex. | Surrox & Sons, Royal Berkshire Seed Establishment, Reading. OHN mE F. B Н. 5., is now vending 906 
trong Lm 
Roses for TA А Flow, 
Many Thousands of Dwarf Roses in pots, consisting of Hybrid LLOW GLOBE MANGEL | "jh particulars will be found in his DESCRIPTIVE 
Perpetuals, Chinas, Teas, Bourbons, and Noisettes. WURZEL SEED ғвһом THE CONTI- | CATALOGUE far 1861, which will be sent post free on receipt 
WOOD лхр SON are now sending out dail ч ш of two stamps. 
thocsands of Rises in pots for grouping and bedding, NENT, of superior growing quality to any cte aq ^ Nursery, William Street, near Hammersmith 
at 12s. to 18s. per dozen. Early P ondes respectfully solicited to taved In'Büglánd last Turnpike 
re the best рі ' — us and Alpine ts, 
Adde Vost qe 4. Г. С тее ы D OO E DUM MeL me rro ide | Pack & Toocoop having imported а santhemums, Hardy Variegated Plants, &c. 
— the | S. WILLIAMS begs to inform his friends and 
pene rà i m. = 2b ot beg to offer it at 1s. per Ib. e patrons that а PRICED and DESCRIPTIVE САТА. 
during the whole of the late winter not having lost a LOGUE of the above, which 'are added E 
bud, whilst most еде аз. Тһе mental Lists o: Леро, Stove, M gp erm and d 
growth is very rapid ; the ————— ‚а clear E come Plants, Ferns, Ornamental Foliage and Variegated Plants, 
pink; petals smootb, ; the Beed Fruit &c. (which include the А new plants of the 
Ton с НЕ 2 Royal South Hants Establishmept, senson,)is 3 now published, and will be post free on 
Roses ever offered. read. рр 
а e ча. ч Standis EX e mistaken for — Paradise Nursery, Seven Sist H y Roads, Hollo- 
EORGE SMITH, FLORIST, &c., Lorrimore Road, 
Walworth, S. begs to draw attention to his choice col- 
d. lec tion Ci tbe follo wing Plants, healthy and strong, warranted 
ro en insi to the late | тое 
ch. Мада h m 
Mrs. Standiab, e was sent out by À Martes, of Lille. 
Јонх SrAXDISH, The € Nursery, Bagshot. 
M. PAU 
А. Paul) - )— ina for delivery a fine lot of all the "An MALA set of 1861, 15s. per set. 
Бонн 0те шшш. of1800 о. оа ti E. PREA” 
erbenas of 1860 .. ег varieties from 
EDDING PLANTS.—Al the best kinds, stout D NM cen a "t 
hardy Plants, at the usual rat e chsias of 1860 за. q 40 
PRICED CATALO — -d dp Poek themums ôf 1860 440 
Address Ww. PAUL, Cheshun Nurseries, Waltham Cross, N. CATALOGUES + nr postage stamp; 
чё 
Б STENO —— 
з” Chronicle of Ma; 
The New Plants will be sold at one half and a third of the usual prices, me "hey trust that the increased 
demand will repay the reduction of 
cost thus made. 
FIRST CLASS AND GOOD BEDDING PLANTS.—Continued, 
Calceolaria Lillio,— A 
truss, ls. 64, 
oTi e xd 
Agathrea ccelestis folia variegata, 2s. 6d. 
Bouvardia Humboldti.—New white, with long tube, and flower 
Ж. ches іп diameter. 
a rire Е cR most beautiful are 
"6 beautifal varieties, including **Queen 
of Yellows," pure T self, and “ Perfection," large, and 
ле» вт шыс 
we 
boh | T EE I ER iting, йо. 
жоне NAE aud B. бета are the , | entes бн Са ў 
in and effect for flo cul 
p тј, а а nm Wer-garden culture 
Geranium Princess of Prussia, 8з. 
Ditto Pink Tom Thumb, Чк and м ба. 3 
Hendersoni nana, 35. 
Minimum N: 
Habrothamnus carm 
Lobelia bicolor marmorata, 6d. 
:Pentstemon оос -— flowered, 3s. 6d. 
lena, 9d. each, 
кеней ярус SENE E ША. 
E Perfection.” 
, 2s. 6d. to Ts. 9 
eme C m 
"ost splendid double 
crimson ever sent € 
plena. — The greatest novelty 
amongst double Petunias 
` Ditto Inimitable grandiflora. nens and m 
white mottled fl fower yet produ ced. А charming v: 
vi -—As a new collection the best sent out are those 
now offered A E. G. HENDERSON & Ls for all the экы 
and flower-garden 
Tait Tuis 
way, London, N. 
Plants 
ND А. SMITH iet abe m bloo oom the following 
g^ nts, Mies i well 
e own апа very suitable for 
rative pu rposes. Prices on app ication :— А zaleas, Aphelexis, 
Cheironins, Ohoroz н inerarias, Cactus, Dillwynias, 
E. Willm super . ventricosa, E. pers nana, 
Leschena ultia. formosa, Boronia Drummondi, B. s lata, 
еМ жетүүдөгү Aotus ртасіітоа, Fuchsias, Rose Mrs. 
Bosanquet, ЕЯ и аз, оға, ооа Misornbtyah- 
themum, Trem raniums, Fairy Roses, Mignonette, 
Inte: кишене Bios ed 
Dulwich, Surrey, S. 
splendid yellow habit, flower, and | 
The Gardeners Chronicle. 
SATURDAY, MAY 11, 1861, 
MEETINGS FOR THE — de 
T Committees at 8. Joe Сй 
^ ensi 
Токѕрат, May 14 г. "йогасы! men 78.2 
dud outh aae ager vetet dues 
SATURDAY, — 
be qo from the phenomena of the barometer 
and thermometer. Ii E 1 understood, gene- 
fly, that P Y ery rapid and sudden falls in the 
| еч the barometer was 
| prediets а ае; i wit with a south or 
dor 00 ot SÅ planta o 
.— Beautiful rose, 2з. 6d. 
erum Gd and snow white margin with 
FIRST hx, AND GOOD BEDDING PLANTS. 
Madame Vaucher. сане 
64. 
dozen. 
Beandot.— Very novel, half salmon, and pure| 
of Gold 
he FI Splendid gold-leaved 
Gold-leaved Ivy-leaved.—For Vases and. Baskets, 
Ditto 
\ 
F. PRINCE LEOPOLD. 
WELLINGTON ROAD, ST. JOHN’S WOOD. LONDON, N.W. 
mercurial Mosca обоа а a very near at 
о ent. ut of 
short 
dur: оп the 
a | other Dg usua Шу pretio а continuance of 
s [bad we ather, The lowest barometer readings 
country, usually occur during a vx ad 
Min of south and C 
&mounts of rainfall, wi 
the severe and она — of 1829-60 
be remembered, were 
-east winds, € large 
5 evi 
m брин 
ү”, 
the barometer should fall бетте а prevalence 
south winds, it isa very sure sign o Sene- 
times the mercury will be observed to fall with the 
wind from the —— — very bad а h 
the 
mperat ан; іп 
i vent t a southerly 
wind, accompanied by rain pep w, the hygro- 
meter — о гне татту 
тау етар С па” по таг 
bserver 
storm will occur. The hy, 
wet bulb thermometers, indi i od dryness or 
dampness a here, not be 
neglected ; they should be observed at the same 
time as the b etrie readings made. The 
duration and probable amoun may often 
satt isture there is little chance of 
fine weather. 
A y rise, ór a x column at a 
bove th age, say 30.00 inches and 
|above, with dryness, n very чыз weather, 
Many persons are deceived, тойс ugh a wan 
of Suficient kno стану or experience, fron, 
the that the mercurial column may 
