Avevsr 11, 1860.] THE GARDENERS’ CHRONICLE AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE. 731 
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NEW SEED OF FIRST-CLASS (HALES TURNER Oe Eye sbiong plants of 
C A L C E 0 L A R I A S, C I N E R A R I A S, Aral Dundas (Myatt) argo ar nd heavy cropper, ig a s 
AND FINEST FRINGED CHINESE PRIMULA. Bictoa Pino (Barnes), waite aov novel, ee i 
C: 
tish Queen (Myatt), fine flav 
Crimson Queen (M yatt), vy large, “great cropper, and 
JAMES CARTER & CO. ae ae 
Elton Pine (Knight), lati R Ar. A 
hit a 
eel am Eliza (Rivers), pa Peeri cropper 
are now ready to supply ie Myatt), goo! oF hog ; Syn. Omar P 
anor (Myatt), very late, large 
te, 2s. 6d., and et ee pipe Mat ii fine flavour and ‘heavy: cropper 
co rocoto co otos CT OLoTRS 
DRAAARAAR COSAD 
JAMES CARTER & CO., Seedsmen, 237 and 28, High Holborn, W.C. Nirarod Mineo s a Ps “has inital ii high 
Xp: i meri’ last season, having 
alac al Bo! 
NEW HARDY PERENNIAL | Erion mpi cries aog an 
: flavi arly, har “ls and Grogs ore pper. One of the 
x r = toa: for Sy forcin; 2 a a ate 
i 
JAMES CARTER & CO. Bios TA AE nent 
\ Sir C. Napier (Smith), large, sey heavy cropper, good 
HAVE MUCH PLEASURE IN OFFERING PP for eee (un Pep as í r at oa | 
Seed of AQUILEGIA CARYOPHYLLOIDES, fi. pl., Victora Crane) see ia X can in avo 
haar then esis) so remarkably heavy cropper, 
orb toeomy be coar 
DAAARAR AAA 
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which has been CoMMENDED by ei a tt i of the Horticultural Society, who “the T kin, 4 ag oe a Ritts ae is ele ok 
escribe it as mall av bee. Pig price, thereby insuring a crop of fruit the 
ouble-flowered variety of the common Columbine. The flowers arı ne ext season. 
do 
white, variously ae: with reddish crimson, and here and there with reddish purple, pro- =| mg mer ori ee Rs 
The var ety 
ducing Ponte 
“The Royal Nurseries, Slough (adjacent to Eton and Windsor), 
Sup Sows DURING THE PRESENT Monta will produce Flowers next Spring. Price 1s. per packet. and also at Salt Hill. 
INGRAM’S PRINCE ARTHUR STRAWBERRY. 
JAMES CARTER & CO0., SEEDSMEN, 237 and 238, HIGH HOLBORN, W.C. Gee AET ora ALA Pe 
J AMES: CARTER. “C0 Foreing rae yl dig’ E a ERDE Ai 
$ 4 A aphid Jovy or r 100 for ordinary plants. pepee 
Frogmore, where itis now extensively grown for Forcing as 
we 
Œ LEAVE TO OFFER THE FOLLOWING as other purposes. 
It was submitted to the Fruit Committee of the Horticultural 
CHOICE SEEDS FOR PRESENT SOWING. 5; ae Pes ded for Gap ons 
i w . It was va gai vet 
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CARNATION, 12 choicest varieties, PICOTEE, extra fine, + rages Fe $ * 
BIZARRE, 10 scods a each 3s. 6d. PERPETUA) - oe 
Do, do. FAM MEUSE, do. 4 0 HOLLY XHOCK, 12 Ai prize yarieties | Pt ea 
Do. do. FLAKE, do. 36 an mixed $s a —Agen 
De. do. YELLOW WEAREE and PERENNIAL P LOX, 12 newest varieties 1... Slough Mr. Epsom 
SELF, do 40 finest mixed wi ae Son, Seed Biorhants, mer Beh 
o. do. YELLOW FLAKE do. 4 0 | WALLFLOWER, ‘ig double German varieties |. Inbrook Nursery, Slough, 
PrcoTES h ect vars. eee quonepe. do. 3 0 2 oen ee rman mixed $ 
o 4 0 A 
TE MARGINED, do. 3 6 BRARIGONIOM, extra “choice show aia fancy vans, THE QUICKEST TURNIP 
panbervat cartkanoxs ao; FANCY, do. 3 6 | ANTIRRHINUM, fine: UTTON’S EER Kas WEEKS 
o. FLAKE, do.” 3 6 PENTSTEMON, fines! 
PICOTRES do. BIZARRE, > g 6 GAL GeO. {xtra 2 wy pa tte mià TURNIP ma 
» 0. 6 ie oO ril 5 A i 
CARNATION, extra fne, mixod His be: SB gp Sa "lous on 9. goed. Pe 
PERPETUAL, do. . 2 6 fin inged 
t= For other ret for 
"GARDENERS 
T E SE ED S OF 
CHOICE CALCEOLARIA, CINERARIA, 
Toney nas ia = PER 
MANENT TURE. 
oN are SONS ere 
and fine-fringed CHINESE PRIMULA. se pe 
Of the most sui kinds for laying 
; | and for improving Pastures. 
SUTTON & SONS ee g good, will 
Also, 
to of the abo kets me 
ee Eee i beet NEW Doo RASS SEED. 
Reading. 
SUTTON & SONS, ROYAL BERKS ESTABLISHMENT, READING. 
TRIFOLIUM INCARNATUM ; 
ERK : = ABIT: 
p ce) 4d. i mer UTTON AND SONS « can nom snp new j ead of fhe 
with «Practical Hints on its Successful cana showing h o 3 tons per acre of the most ore Italian Orimson Clover (Trifo! E Present pel meg eb at 
Hay may be secured, the advantages of sow ing it where brad pidh is sr and its superiority to Tar s | iba or eI w Se aa ano Niir Ttalian Rye ig as Sdi 
as'green food. Early Spring Feed. 
ng- dth fi ict—where better crops are zgi The Gary 
Tian ia any sapati of a Som tban it i: the po low ai ni sai Price, to the Trade per Douek 
te ; SE 
NEW TURNIP SEED... per 1b. 1s. 04. | ITALIAN RYE-GRASS, por bash., 5s. ge. 
NEW RAPE , o & MRT ARS per Ib, Sf. a  sepests0s 9 
R VETCHES and WINTER OATS as soon as has Aunsnak, Aog] i 
YEAKAKENT PASTURE GRASSES AND CLOVERS. ; Bee 
has long beon known 
NEW CRIMSON, PURPLE, AND WHITE, GAINES RADISHES. ew and Bolivia from 
wit China, ly, and A sown in saat or Septomben | ad supplies of ets k = ao Bae: 
sp he: ea shout the winter, in the open gro A far rerio ‘were ag 
se = onan eon delicious flavour (equal to Spring his A rong ss h hausted in consequence of the s area ma- 
Š Pene CINERARIA in packets of 2e. 6d. to 1s., saved from one of the finest collections in gyerme = “nad ae aap os zo erisa suc yy work 
RG Bae Fines fok exportation e ait parte ress Buttvis alone cannot fail to render the acquisition 
s. precious commodity more and more dificul: 
Pa l ti oe Ss 
‘Royal South Hants Seed Establishment, Southampton: of this 
