Ocronrr 20, 1860. ] 
; SUTTON’ 
COLLECTIONS OF FLOWER BULBS. 
ALL GOODS CARRIAGE FREE EXCEPT VERY SMALL PARCELS. 
FOR OPEN GROUND.—COLLECTION No. 1, £2 2 
24 Double Hyacinths 12 Choice Trises 
50 Scarlet Ranunculus pane Do eg eee Parrot Tuli 
24 Double Anemones 6 Crown Im mperi 12 Double Yello: 
12 Pheasant Eye Narcissus | 300 denada ty in 6 eee B Gladiolus 
p= Van Thol Tulips 100 Mixed Ranunculus a ani Jonquils 
Dasha Scarlet abe 24 a Anemones 4 Fine Mixed Tulips 
Collections No. 2 and No. Th h titi ti ly reduced, 21s. & 10s, 
was oe all Seek cp bce eh E 
FOR POTS ano oo ee No. 4, £22 
12 Hyacinths, by 1 Lilium 1 p eara oris by name 
pea anthus 2 Narcissus, do. |y Lilium lancifoli: 1} ; 12 Ixias, choice sorts. 
2 
> Single Van Th ey 1 Amarylli ma 24 Double Van Tho! Tulips -| -$ pggicooth Viole 
6 doz, fia e noh Cyclamen p pepion 12 Rex Rut T ope Sachi 
albctaoas es 5 and N biti adden wnat 
ON’S AUTUMN CATALO 
is now ready $ will be sent post free on application. 
The best 12 Hyacinths, by y name; for 
Sr N 
Tea rio ie Re tb ate oars ý 
ROYAL BERKSHIRE SEED E READING. 
GUE 
pots or glasses, 9s.; a ageh 
one but fresh imported Bulbs are kep 
NEW SEEDS 
THE QUEENS SEEDSMEN, 
TER LAWSON SON, 
27, ee GEORGE STREET, WESTMINSTER, eects 
NOW SUPPLYING NEW SEEDS FOR AUTUMN SOWING 
The very finest qualities of TRIFOLIUM INCARNATUM, 
DWARF BROAD-LEAVED TAE, ae PERMANENT GRASS SEEDS, all carefully selected 
delivered Carriage paid at moderate 
SRO RS 
HA Roy geet RHODODENDR HOLESALE CATALOGUE 
to ee that Siis New 
rte ar Eo eA 
bes c 'rees 4) all ies leading kin 
ected kes American Plants 
n ear ers, Borstat oman 
ost bend ditees Sieh of Transplanted Forest Trees, €e 
free on application. ee or Surrey. 
EDRUS TIERA. 
CEDRUS E ona from $ fos to S on 
LIBANI A 
WSONIT r5 ty v as 
THUJA AUREA nes 3 
The -above handsom: apd ai arti 
— are very y moderato he he cash co, Rava will be 
pplication.—W: Barbourne Ni 
” 
Sie 
, Star Nursery, räni 
r a NEW rar A e PLANT, 
J MES BACKHOUSE « tel 
out next spring the beaut tifa a mag y ÆA COHLESTI i; YELLOW 
VARIEGATA, which forms. ¢o ufts, 4 to 6inches hi gh, This beautiful cl 
of thick and finely RIAT | fa ag somowhat resembling in | occupied but 
its markings ed See eg co v 
an inch or m b 
received a a certificate of oneal tose the Royal 1 Botanic mgm 
and see 7 Chronicle of October 20, 3869, Page 872a. 
30s. per dozen.—York Nur: 8, Oct 
They were exhibited aa fhe. Horticultural 
ms and other plac aces, and c ended fi 
WELLINGTO ty, and will prov a valuable addition to alia 
JUSE AND 
very ates” 
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12 to 15 
wpe of 
pene an. ee: tree, io 
pi formed epeei: 
E Sa ft. SE hisha d 12 to 
d Twill 3 ia 
won remove 
iestion 20, 
AN ES ELEG Ps NS. 
a ES BACKHOUSE Tags xD SON o SS hoe 
rare and Sean 7h FERN, ai 
ge few ¢ po fine 
21s. to 81s, 6d. eac] "i a i t 105 ondi; 
i Tee tin 
open aroun without th the : 
with um erat ae 
UTE Soo" 6) Great Eastern .. 
een <. .. 7 6} Yellow Climax ., 
rT no Ag Bee 
les pir! ping first class cer- 
ande ares pints at “tiheate a the Ho a TPE ee 3 i 9, 
Trichomanes spicatum Trichom se ST 
A anceps = trichoideum P I N K 8. 43 outi tes 
» fine ee a sinuosum raion aioli <i 
» atum H; cilia 4, per pair 
” o<pecnetcm | ea Pa IANT, certificate at the Royal Botanic S Show, 
” demissum uly 4, per pair 
Master William 
AMBA! 
Jul; 
» 
» 
crispatum PAN SIRS. 
foun a um llum 
Fin or, om ge ‘ols 
THE GARDENERS’ CHRONICLE AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE. 
6d. 
y reduced, 21s. and 10s. 6a- 
In this Catalogue prices are affixed to every article, 
re aiam 3s, 6d. p. doz. 
,. and |o 
GEORGE JACKMAN AND SON’S PRICED AND 
CATALOGUE vor 1860 AND SPRING the use of the New 
» Čhoies and and | Phi 
sit i and an Be ad li 
Erica vulgaris 
&c.— Heaths and Menziesias 
PRI 
s. PRICES, 
es, Worcester, 
WE: BRAGG begs to offer the following new and 
choice Flowers :— 
more Vigorous, robust 
r: | 
tacethe and flowers, with. broad, smooth, ai Seea ed if Lucom iat tel pean 15 feet (gn 
ad ressus natn att 
Council j 
Axoxe the miscellaneous information 
= olin Prof, DECAIsNE'S very valuable 
6| Fruttier is a statement respecting the CULTIVATION 
981 
PINE ‘APPLES, GRAPES, 
PINE PLANTS, Frurrma pi Succession. 
GRAPE VINES, FROM EYES eter PLantine. 
OHN WEEKS anp CO. e ekg an ie quantity 
ofvery finehealthy Pine Plants, e cthor Fruiting or Sanco 
PAS wort de VINES remarkably strong and fine, 50 varieties, 6, all 
e best 
JOHN We EBKS 4 ND CO:’S Hor platter Sno 
T is entirely e to 
GRAPES, PINES, PEACHES, FIGs, 
am ice ee The who i 
ETC. 
N WEE EKS AnD CO., Horticultural Builders and Hot- 
Water Apparatus ma e Ea s Road, Chelsea, London, 
Plans, Estimates, and Illustrated Kinga gues free on application, 
her Rg ROSE ROSEY 
ale RTANT TO ALL WHO GRO’ il 
W H. DAVIS begs to inf en he: merous con- 
e nection and the pecki generally that his PA Top 
OF ROSES is now ready, and will be fe rwarded grai 
ptr mabe d application. 
unrivalled o collection comprises all the best ad 
gh pu extra strong tists po and such that 
cannot fail to give ae aip raie 
Tl but really — trong Plat will be sent out, and 
Plants nee to compensate for distant 
Early orders os a respectfully solicited. 
urseries, Newbury, Berks. 
OHN CRANSTON: S F DESCRIPTIVE CATA- 
LOGUE or ROSES ror 1860 AND Feda sa nw peer ritr 
It to al 
distribution. will be forwarded as u; 
and free to all applicants. 
J. C. flatters himself that his nat th will be paa a 
useful guide to all purchasers, likewise t 
in the cultivation of the R 
The eg ae of New Roses will be found copious and 
faithful, so apd as was possible to make them from the sa a 
rience of one season,—Nurseries, Kin ng’s Acre, near Herefor: 
bint i Fe Ei AND ALPINE PLANTS, 
BRE PDS Tiere HARDY VARIE- 
GATED P ae 
ESSR PARKER anD WILLIAMS beg to — 
their friends and patrons that their Sera priced a 
descriptive o CATALOGUE of the akov to which ‘<n aid 
supplemental Lasts of Fuchsias, Sto o, Greenhouse, ond Hardy 
s, Ornamental Fi Foliage ‘and Variegated Plants, 
Fruit frees, &e, E include the be Basca ried post of the 
m, is now pu bo i fay "Bs be post free on 
FEATH EA —Paradise N even ne and Hornsey 
Roads, Holloway, Londo: 
SEEDS FOR EXPORTATION. 
NEW SEEDS, GROWTH OF 1890. 
UTTON axp SONS will shortly 
be prepared with Oe oe ew nais 
of this year’s growth fo: 
J Messrs. Surroy’s mode of 
most effectual and eco ns i 
to Surron & 
“Seed Establish- 
Bova’ Bea 
ITALIAN RYE-GRASS, ALSIKE CLOVER, Toyin TOOR, begs respetfly 
to announce 
a at Sy Business hitherto carried 
bere muance of those favours 
m, Surre; 
THE H ORTICULTURAL niiina will be glad.to 
receive ae, a as Reng y the fol a ewh ing PLANTS for 
nipers, 6 feet 
Pti Sibirica compacta, 6 feet 
Dwarf Standard Portugal 
Laurels, 2 ne iome), 
Standard ' 
b foot 
a gigantea, 6 
ae or to 2 a 5 feet 
uxus squire urea, 
2 fe 
Lanrustinus, 2 to 4 feet 
‘ortugal Laurel, 2 to 5 feet 
np Trag Sto a yo 
ix 15 to 20 
cacia inermis, stems.5 feet 
| Beatlot t Thorns 
| Alaternus, 2 to 5 feet 
ge Yow, 15 ipches 
Golden 15 inches. 
Fine Dwf. Hybrid  Rhodelen- 
A four — 2 to 3 feet 
Ke: 5 fee! 
Codens Libani, 10 to = 
Euonymus Japonica, 2 eet m bi 
irsutum 
Aucuba Japonica, 2 to 4 t took fsa Bede 15 to 20 feet 
Quercus Fordii, is 15 feet 
nigra, 15 
cK N 
uite new. been long known indeed 
what is called Capi was a their 
ture 0 va but it has been 
ificant. An 
lique Cassis is also 
hirtel a 
And many er Nomen of | both genera, Cloth of Gold u 
York, October 2 Star Soren 7 Bough, 
togeth 
ured 
to be sometimes found in a Wine ican. but is rarely 
