SEED BUSINESS ESTABLISHED UPWARDS OF 100 YEARS. 
BUTLER AND McCULLOCHR, 
COVENT GARDEN MARKET, LONDON, W.C. 
ERICA, collected from the choicest Cape species, per packet, ls, ls. 6d., and Qs. 6d. 
abe ners of SPERGULA PILIFERA, from 
ck, 
For Rockwork, Edgi ds, sneered Sloping ae Terraces, and Lawns. It requires no mowing, and when well established is very superior to Turf. 
pac 
8s, 15s, and 20s. per 100. Seed, 1s, 1s. 6a., and 2s. 6d, per 
P . LARGONIUM. 
The greai ves desire manifested by rs for and improved varieties of this splendid class hag re has induced our Sardinian Correspondent to give this matter his 
especial attention. He has, ieee, colicted ay an frond lionar of vhe highest merit; thus. affording a of raising varieties equal to any at present in cultivation, The dried 
Ty exhibited at the th stal Palace may be seen at our Establishment. 
ae n saved fr: ay English abet each containing 10 seeds oe 5a 7s. 6d. | Choice mixed, saved from finest English varieties, Be eee oa A Qs. 6d. 
ditto 32 French ditto hy pat ty 7 6 ap ditto ditto iu ditto nf ae 2: @ 
ditto 12 Fancy ditto EŞ | dit ditto Fan ditto 
SPLENDID DOUBLE ITALIAN- SAVED „CARNATION AND PICOTEE SEED, 
The following ‘Carnations and Pico Toe Sr a A AE ay ents ae oe ys Rn A 4 os a ‘i and pal ished Amateur, and o ‘om the most 
perfect flowers of the newest and aarian of the English stage varieties, or seedlings ne Pato them ; they can be confidently recommended to the lovers of this exqu: aiteis ari class of 
plants, as certain to — at least 80 per cent. ses Rec n aone Ps with a fair chance af obtaining varieties of the greatest value. The Perpetual or Tree hip ene bloom beautifully in 
the open ground, during the whole of the Autum onths ; and, if grown in pots, are highly ornamental for Conservatory or Greenhouse ae in Winter and Sprin 
collection of 12 = oh containing 6: ates = ei re ` 6s. 0d. | ‘A collection of 12 varieties Fancy, ye ahah gar 10seeds .. si « ER 6s: Od. 
aa os g ditto eb Sseeds .. Va bay 6d. si rin — Ae ess ditto p seeds ar | e mixed, per packet 
i ining 68. 0d. | pa 6d. | Choice mixed, pet Kt “98 6d. 
s ERARA = = R each aitse 10 ice on ae y Pee: prance ue 12 a ‘each h containing 5 ae a as bis | a mixed, per packet 2s. 6d. 
1 is. Od. | ini 8s. 6 | Choice mixed, per padket ži . 6d, 
UTIFUL BIENNIALS AND PER REN NIAL 
D Collection contains 25 ae in 2 
F Collection contains 15 packets in 15 Bra for 2s. 6d. 
Agents for GISHURST COMPOUND in boxes, Is., 3s, and 10s. 6d.: do: BRI TTAIN’S GARDEN NETTING for protecting Fruit Trees or shading, Nos. 1,2, and 3, 5d, 6g, and 8d, 
per yard, 55 inches wide, 10-yard pieces; do. TIFFANY for shading, 3d. per yard, 10, 20, and 30-yard pieces; SHAW’S TIFFANY at advertised prices, r 
DUNN’S boas SA et MARKING-INK PENCILS for writing indelibly on garden labels.—Ever. ry Amateur and Gardener should purchase this Pencil, sent post paid on receipt of 18 
postage stamp: 
* 
LET CERANIUM, “THE BEA SPERGULA PILIFERA FOR CARDEN NEW FUC a SIAS. 
pE is still Sending oùt Plants Of ‘the ies os pee pka ye S. J. anD C. LEE beg to offer the under- 
a fine dark Hors hepa Le ariety suitable for bed- SEEDS ` ANTS. ed FUCHSIAS as- superior for size, s 
as splendid bright se arlet. wi clear — eye, habit TTON Pano having| colour, and substance. They are also of remarkably good 
a Tom Thum! Tt h: Ka pronounced by good ed a eo Stock, are enabled | habit and very free bloomers. 
obtain 
to supply the same at low rates, viz. :— CRINOLINE. has an enormous jupe or poner of pe 
SPERGULA TIIR ERA SEED (Pos crimson, surmounted by bright crimson waxy sepals, fi 
Judges to be a great acqhisition. 
y orders are a gak aa to secure good plants, as the 
ae ow timited. free with instruc! amo) are pac etsy reflexed. 
10s. Gis ts, 
mited. Plants 3s. 6d, each. Discount to the 
Trade when t are x 
Twickenham Nurseries, Middlesex, 8.W. pa aAa A magri to above in ooloun, an ad sent pg 
NEW BEDDING GERANIUM ‘ DAYSPRING.” SPERGULA PILIFERA PLANTS.— a show omc sees now offered for the first tim 
LLIAM BADMAN anp CO., Gravesend, are Strong plants for division, 4s. per dozen, al Ts: 6d. ea 
now prepared to send outi this distinct and beantifal 30s. per 100 5 smaller, 1s. en, | Nursery and Seed Establabment, Hamearzmith, London, W. 
pr Rian es ence as a great 12s. per 100. CALADIUM 
The foliage is distinctly flaked sulphur g ARKER AND WILLIAMS Sania to state 
yellow, giving ita Bont and pistaresque : appearanè RGHU that they can supply fne le of the phe finest 
The flower is bright scarlet, truss carried up reid. above the Hooves” SACCH hy Be ag SEED. species in hie ae oe 6d. each, — pa Nursery, 
foliage, vege Abe mbling in colour and size the well-known UTTON axp SONS, IMPORȚERS Seven Sisters and H Holloway, London, N. 
Geranium “e e 2 > 
The habit is free but compact, making it very suitable for ly genuine -new Seed at — -aPRING 
ALOQUE. 
beds, or for the second row in a oo border ; it grows and | 18 6d. p per 1 lb., Or 6d. per pankat, With M BARNES to inform his pa vr 
ly in winter, so that it must prove very useful for | Instructions on Cultivatio 
TAM 
friends that a a CRIPTIVE CATALOG 
winter decoration in the conservatory. / for the present season is Ni Tt contains selections of 
Received Certificate of Merit at Maidstone, June, 18. GYNERIUM A EN IRN oRPAM- Indian Azaleas, F Sto ane o bl reenhouse Plants, Chrysan- 
Plants 7s. 6d. each, four for three to the Trade. ae e RAA PAR GBASE y ket of Seed, ri themums, Fuchsias, oniums, Verbenas, Petunias, 
or reference from snkmown o ae une 9. meee ee pi. Jultivation, a Ems Phloxes, Cinerarias, Hollyhoe naShrabs, etree aA 
NEW AN post on receipt of 12 penny sta: Bedding Plants, Hardy Trees pe Fruit an 
OBN E PTANDIS H My x olering the. following ‘dae Plants, 1s. 6d. 1i Oe, to Be. GZaeao mN S ah ae Fn — i Tendon 8. 
s custom hat they are now in fine c 2 ai 
dition Yor ere li tite: — SUTT SINAES, —2000 Show, Eang French 
MYOSOTIDIUM NOBILE, or Antarctic Forget-Me-Not, e Drog Sons, Royal Brkt pg raa Aaina ee ae 18. 
31s. 6d.—This plant, from the Chatham Peia., is me + Phe ere pet dozen ; i PE of 1859, rk War doran: GLOXINIA 
most remarkable that has been introdu ad fi oe AND EARLY TURNIPS, sic rey FREE. s. per dozen, 6 for 12s, ; TYDBAS, ne ew, 11 varieties for 
being totally distinct from ‘all others. has ‘Beebe thick: The best sorts for present sox 18s. y O RIMENE A hoies,” 9s. per dozen; BEGONIAS, 
leaves, 8 or 9 inches rem oe a dark glossy green, and sends Pace’s Improved Ha: Swede Te +. Od, per lb. several choice varieties, from 1s. 6d. to 33. 6d. each. Also a 
waa white, ciuilar-ters e & aara Kas ig a most beautiful Klue f; —— <n stood the severe winter well. ee ioanen eb pen sch gente rap and other Bedding 
t, but giant s Impro kirving’s .. 25 FRO plants. e e supplied. Catalogue for one stamp. 
peii ve of mi pr era iEn artis r Sars pe me miliiaheichilia ae White, good vans —— Henry W. , Edge End, Marsden, near Burnley. 
s K . a S 0 
also ‘published in the Gardeners’ Chronicle of Sept. 17, 1859, Pace’s Im CHOICE SEEDS. 
f piavei ] Early Rea Globe Turni OG se 
beter rane a= en pear Among handsom E doter m Pomeranian White Globe 2 ditto p:- 5 ii) Seve PARKER Anp WILLIAMS beg 9 
gur fans eA reeda orice none Robilo by Dr. ker Yellow Globe Mangel ae RA Sean offer the following New and Genuine SEEDS, 
Pre fe . quite “deserving all _ White Segre we cm 2; +. 2 By which are strongly recommended :— P. packet—s. siera 
jumps that have been aa E upon it.” “Kohl Rabi, a : 0 BROCCOLI, Pen. White (Mit 16 
ae NUTTALL —The largest flower of all yet Cattle Cabbage N an tad . CAULIFLOWER, New Many Mammoth or Frog 
hahe “were truss, each flow er being Holcus haratus SF ry) S aa 6 th CORRE hie pnih a in culti eee: 6 
plants, S inches high, 7s. Dwarf Esoox Rape best varieti 
dozen ; or 200. per 100. a toast ae Meese Se E S a iri all the ota tO 
ae N is ~ Buskwhont Furze; a Finest |. erl tean ai = e 
r arı 3 à &c. 
ger sJ. S. bas Y: fest ding te lt guna and it inest kinds a Pasture and Lawn Grasses. ee eet ala ee for ‘ya MELONS, aa Bonet E 
_ case received the Hs tm de. bo Of ech Pace & Tooaoon, Royal South Hants Establishment, | inca <7 page 
` rs : ‘ 7 
s$ ; EN A | GINBRAKIA, from finest nated varieties “= ra Sa 
3 ean recommend the nD 
OF CABSACE, SAVOY, KALE, i OCCOLI, following ‘AS, now sent out for the first} CELOŠSTA a area py pme ay E i 
è , shape, and superior bedding q ualities. - son- E Thoi variety `. a 
OHN CATTELL begs re: spectfully to infor m the GEORGE Stl PHENSON.—Rose, large and i fine, of good habit. cockscoMt B; dwarf exteafine.. 84. 69.2 
oe, that he has a plentiful supply of Plants of the above | MISS RUTH. pel moment large and fine, of excellent habit. DIANTHUS Heddewiggi ea cae: 
superior true sorts, Fone eho he will ert ard E ac receipt yer nd oy. nie ai clear white eye, set ite, in the LOBELIA erinus speciosa (true) a “= Rey a 
postage stamps or Post-office er, made payable here, at | class of “‘ Géan t PANSY, from named varieti a. = an 
the fo! ng prices, package in eri :—Al] the per of Early | LADY M oe <u RI —Cri zimson, white eye, in the class PERILLA Nankinensis r Pe i oa 
Cabbage, Savoy and Kale, including retary Sprouts, 6% of “‘ Geners pson.” PRIMULA sinensis fim’ E 1 
100; 4s, 6d. per 1000. the sorts Autumn and Spring | CAROLINE. eo es shaded violet, large and very fi SOLANUM ca prc 1 
Broceoli, 8d. per 100; 5s, 6d. per 1000. Say and Late Cauli- | ROYAL SCARLET.—Intense scarlet, finely shaped’ flower, of ” mdo-eapsicum ; this i isquite equat 
Bower and Red Pickling abbage, 10d. per 100. Bedded Celery, | _ first-rate habit. pa nee: for decorative purposes 
8d. ot neg 3 5s. 6d. per 1000. Drumhead or Cattle Cabbage, | PRETTY POLLY.—Light rose, dark eye, neat and pretty. e preceding .. ‘Si CER 
per 1000. Packages containing plants‘ to the value of | WALTER.—Dark crimson, pale eye, fine. A PRICED and po CATALOGUE of VEGE- 
EN myers will be delivered carriage free to Aran MRS. GLYN.—Light rose, i TABLE SEEDS, ere | allthe best varieties in cultivation, 
the Edenbridge Station of the South-Easte: EDWARD OLIVER. ee "fine and large. is a E E and wi 1l be forwa warded post free on application, 
3 LORD CLYDE.—Rose shaded, pape largo and good. An inspec aA comparison. wi ith the prices of several 
on, of Cattell’s Reliance Cabbage may be had free by post MISS ope —Scarlet, fine clear y eye, in the class of | Firms advertising l Seeds carriage ia ceapeekially Rae 
a rte ey mtaining SAI aa cuneo, i : “Miss Trotter.” Price 30s. the Paradise N Pile an Seven Sisters and Hornsey Roads, Hi 
Seed Establishment, Wester! am, Kent, Hesmonyt and Seed Establishment, PiE London; W, | way, Lond 
