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THE GARDENERS’ CHRONICLE AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE. 
383 
GLADIOLUS BRENCHLEYENSIS. 
YOUELL 
A RE now sending out 
bie pe A box of its fl 
ve E pt te ne ei EA upib 20, P rene St ed on llo 
“This must certainly be regar 
arded as 
ost shorty iy and beautiful of the class to which 
& CO, 
strong flowering Bulbs of this magnificent AnA the colour of which is bright 
owers iyo hp ne to the Editor of this Pape: 
r in August las 
longs.” 
bel 
rice 6s. per dozen; 40s, per 100. Trade Be os on olihan 
ROYAL NURSERY, GREAT YARMOUTH, NORFOLK. 
An ONT PLANTS—BEDDING PLAN 
Bide. F.H.S., NUR: wary per Stoke | ‘Ne as 
rst-class stuff, a 
e ion ean a sapiy ee fate e or amall uantities suit 
1 i gurchane 100, or bt Y Esa in joi Gainer Gevahtumhe,Pe woh 
s He liotropes, Petunias, vice 
y Verna, Lapsia, O ene &c. To save trouble 
orders to be prepaid, 
oh i 
2. H.S., NUR X; Stoke Horiapten 
a pret his With dét the publ that he has the 
pe gas eee the largest Stock of Chrysanthemums and 
_ orld, and can supply them by the 100, 1000, 
ais tarot bon Fourone 10s, 
20 Pair of Best Large Varieties, 
F bd of Best POMPONE CUTTINGS, 5s. 
of Best Large Varieties, Do., 5s. 
CATALOGUES dicoo To save trouble all orders to 
be pre- 
SANTHEMU 
oe ‘SALTER. is fs sending out takan slend 
New CRRTRINTTOMUME, | both, _ both large een and 
wich fa th and vaiki is in uvea DESCRIPTIVE 
CATALOGUE of panpani Dahlias, ads eea, 
Plants, &c., is now ready, and be sent free upon 
of one p.—Ver , William Street, near Hame 
Turnpik x 4 3 core 
FLOWERING PLANTS. 
Lt bare rb have Keefen aga 
Acacia, 
oe 
GERMAN AND ay FLOWER SEEDS. ETC. 
ESSRS. PARKER anp WILLIAMS ‘be eg to 
inform their friends and patrons that their PRICED and 
VE CATALOGUE of FLOWER 8: eee in which 
5 5 meneame mente 
ES RKER anp WILLIAMS beg to i 
rity ar oes and h aad that their PRICED peo 
il tba Ay ae ALOGUES of Bxotie Orchids, Stove, 
rreenh d Hardy Ferns, ied and Ornar Stove, Soden. 
ariega 
p a eee 
erbaceous 2 Biante ent Fruit 
Trees, ”, are now eg oo mà will be forwarded A riir free 
ga application. oway, nt 
Koromars e CHRISTINA on 
bedder, 
Lin gape 
< á 
; habit, and free 
ser fhe aha 
scans R E 10s. ‘6d., and 
eis nel piloan ia ! 
ate na 
W.—April 
ARLET SHEEN RIV. 
peses k R. KINGHORN i is now 
abo, the 
Horticultural Society, on Se; 
Is much superior to “‘ General Pe 
are very large, and flowers of the 
scarlet, horse-shoe E 
SEEDSM. aiid 
p E., rico to announce that he in- 
t the two following GERANIUMS 
eee 
pact roun: usses, ne 
habit. 
i Tower Street, E.C. 
more are'ordereg, 
PE os 
BEDDING P PLANTS ead DAHLIAS, embracin 
ce 
m 
om 
| pitas RICOLOR (LiNDEN).—Wonderfil and most'e: 
with magnificent ornated foliage ‘he leaves being 8 inches 
a pore by 5 gee mor y to any 
OLLAND anD BAYLEY beg to offer from their 
unrivalled Collections, i 
25 pairs CARNATIONS and PICOTEÈS, fine show 
flowers, for Ays 
Extra fine show er doze! 
ae tra fine B show. PHLOXBS, od ae doen 
a iregi DAISIES, vb r dozen. 
age inclu 
PRICED oun ree AHLIAS, DDIN 
MISCELLANEOUS E PL "ANTS. &c., may be had on’application. 
__.___ Bradshaw Gardens, Chadderton Man chester. 
Ace IND 
ICA.— —Splendid Varieties, Paver fine, 
d bushy, 
Selections at the following low prices (prices per "00 to the 
Trade on application) :— £ 
20 superb varieties ae -Š % 
12 ditto ditto 0 
Carriage free'to all railway stations in London, ‘ anika the Col- 
chester line to Norwi 
G, anp | Wh 
HALF SPECIMEN TEA-SCENTED ae 
Grown IN 6-1ncH Pots FOR p 
FINE SELECTED enetig er doz, gar 
Smaller Plants in Fa i 4-inch pots | SA 
ä "Jett to W š 
Vy 7: D SON are now p y supiy 
o strong pots of the above from sive 
stock. OGUES may be obtained on application, and 
extra pista sanea to each order to compensate for c: nn Et 
Woo dlands Nursery, Mar es nei near Uckfield, Sui oe 
g ae T 
ROS aed 
WOODLANDS NURSERY, LD, R UCKFIELD, Suss: 
Ay WOOD gers SON are now w executing orders 
ROSES in pot 
fi 
plants as under :— 
TEA-SCENTED ROSES 
CHINA 
BOURBON ‘and. NOISET TI: DO.. 
sees Gee PERPETUA 
2s. to 18s. sage doz. 
98. to Sg 
oi pe 
onths of April and 3 May are er vie eligible 
Be planting out Roses from pots. The plants now offered are 
strong and wel wn. 
Pian esented to compensate for carriage, 
it £ 
PAUL SON aerd gor ation thei 
s. NEW TRA SCENTED ROSE ‘“‘PRESIDENT, 
ich obtained ak class Certificates from both. the Royal 
Botanic Society Horticultural Society of Lo i 
Marc , an on now first offered al i 
figured in the Rose Annual for 1859-60. The plant is of hardy 
od wing 
plants are ordered a 
P a ik ° x E $5 
20s “The usual iain to oad Err when trebo or 
ce. — , Herts. 
, Cheshunt, 
W (0) L PHLOX ES 
The best proved kinds, from 12s. to 18s. per dozen. 
Older but well proved sorts, from 4s., 6s., to Bs. per dozen, 
ay giana PHLOXES will be selected by the Subscribers 
eson applica i 
or 
ANTS. ite 25s. ; ripae eper i |} T2 for 9%. 
agea a ai 4s. to ôs. per dozen. 
wee nt INGRAM ba to fer the | following, eee sary eligible for planting “Wik Wait 
which may bé re & Sox e rosperttaliy offer r the above. Phloxes to be be a from 
“aren ion. l T ka 
sito. t Per dou s eak grown in the ground, and are all strong 
Alyssum uae ie 28 mna Ae iy gag Sed eon rooted com oE pa richerphc ana ns est kinds, 
ies aw. 4 selected fro o best soo og on the Con tinent, 
3 Tantanan n soppaa Which ave all ed by the Subscribers. 
Ditto tte, pe oer rad 20 Ditto A EE w” DESORIPTIVE G CATALOGUES will be sent on application, 
Dahlias, ditto yr 100 POr Er 000 and extra plants presanta A Eei 
saree F Pray ew WM. Woop & Son, Woodlands Nursery, Maresfield, 
pe eee Mgt 3 r Ucktie K a üssex. 
, 
Ditto ditto, per 100. 20 Ditto ait wad 100 160 HE HORTICULTURAL 
Huntingdon Nurseri 
Sy Be CE, Nur 
s to call stanton ti to iis Collection of choice 
racing = ‘the best 
sorts of the 
Dahlias k 1859 
» 
ARNOR condition 
rde oz.—s. d. 
Per 
Petunia Slightii, a fine 
purple for bedding 
Petunias, sorts . a 
General Havelock, double 
‘white 
“ata. 
“Bet ae Tig 
ae 
d 
Bodi iam HMENT at BRUSSELS for rA | ape 
orem rly wit be rendy or Bale on | Place, 
of the Custom 
ete ca ANED DEA toe aaa tae 
Pers 
eos DSMAN, and for Exhibition { in the 
HE HO 
a epee 
wish Ha Sc amare 
New 
now forw: artioulars of ane. pit of a 
exhibit, and t 
cultural Spr may decide whether the articles proposed to 
whether 
| be veep ied will’be appropriate to the Garden, and 
an be found. 
Mo space will be allotted to articles which it is proposed te 
at the end of a few nony ths. 
charge ill be made pace. 
—_ 
may wish to exhibit specimens of their 
Proprietors w. who 
quarries will be able to exhibit stich in he shape of } rage re &e, 
Letters to be agra nat eae tary 
Society, 8, 
COLLECTO. 
inclaning Aimons 
by dotter omiy, ii b Be Martina 
ia tia A aera, = Garseners’ Chronicle. 
D. aT Fine 
P. CAMPYLO STRYS RE EGALIS (Lr: 
EN).—Charming plant 
rior in beaut; 
tochilus. Nice p 
Begonia hypargyræn, 
species Puts om Assam. 
»» margaritacea, species 
Fed Assam. - 80 
vosa, species from 
heen 8.0 
s, Duchesse de. Brabant 
» Punckii 
ants a 
. 
Maranta argyreea, heer 21 0 
Monochætum nitidum, 
Linden 80 
», ten etal Naudin 80 
8 0 
8'0]. ô 
-6 Salvi: 
in the beginning of 
Covent uaaa, W.C. 
38 Lane, Great 
ortus will appear 
Apel at Mr. Lovell Reeve’ 3 op iyaa sa 
is: Royal 2 Zoological and Hortieul- 
Agent in London pp SILB 
tural Garden. — April 28. 
and| sffeeted with ‘Ary rot. The odour 
op 
we 
anne, especially in bir Garder 
SATURDA ” AAA 
TINGS FOR THE EN 
ME 
Horticultural privet 
Turspay, May wir Museum of Science and Art at 
Li h Kensington ..,/........ iss 
ie Bas PRO Piy BERRAR AEE E PM. 
Tuunspay, 3\ Pomological PM 
was peculiarly 
seer when the box was start ses and to our 
* peer accoun Agaric was published 
ow rl no mat ‘of exmintning cultivated Muth- 
à, and we have Precip: seen a 
g the least pimak a 
single specimen beari: 
