1078 _ THE GARDENERS’ CHRONICLE AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE. [DrormnER 8, 1860. 
COVENT GARDEN MARKET, LONDON, W.C. 
BUTLER AND McCULLOCH’S 
Descriptive Bulb Mme ey and Amateur’s Guide to Winter and pong Gardening 
READY, AND MAY BE HAD ON APPLICATION OR SENT POST PAID. 
All Orders 2ls. and upwards sent Carriage paid, no charge made for packing or package. 
BULBS FOR PRESENT PLANT 
Splendid ah te for Conservatory or pose gre Culture, 6s., 9s., and 12s. ot oon Ditto ditto, for beds or masses, 21s. per 100. 
Splendid DOUBLE TULIPS, 3s. 6d. to 10s. per 100; mame SINGLE, 5s. to 10s. 
LILIUM a TA (JAPAN LILY).—Extra Ste o Bulbs, each of which We prò éditee a quantity of eet ALBUM, lbs. 6d. per dozen ; ROSEUM, 
18s. 6d. do., RUBRUM, 21s. do., or 1s. 6d. and 2s. each. The Taras Lily being perfectly hardy, may now be planted in beds or flower bo: rder 
CYCLAMEN AF RICANUH or ante any Smaps Strong blooming roots, 1s., 1s. 6d., and aH 6d. each ; or 10s. 6d. to 30s. per doze: 
Lg TRITOMA UVARIA.—Bl gp per dozen; or 6d., 9d., 1s. 3d., and 2s. each. 
NEW GLADIOLI, 
GS* OF RAMOSUS. 
100 in 50 choi d jieti eet re Sa: Od. | 50 in 50 > eas named varieties sn 17. 12s.6d. | 12 in 12 choice named varieties, 5s. 6d., 9s., and 125 
100 in 25 choice 0 | 25 in 25 choi = 012 6 Mixed, 3s. per dozen. List on application. 
NEW @taprort: SEEDLINGS OF CARDINALIS.—Twel d varieties, Ss. to 12s. Li ppli 
CHINESE PHONIES. 
50 in 25 choice named varieties i ies 21. Os. Od. | 12 in 12 choi `i ieti 10s. 6d 
25 in 25 | Rp EAC 6in 6 
“ig Mixed 50s. per 100; 7s. 6d. per doz. List on application. 
COLLECTION “G,” for CONSERVATORY and FLOWER GARDEN DECORATION, 42s.; Half, 21s.: Quarter, 10s. 6d. 
4 Japan Lilies, extra strong | 18 mixed Border ee a 30 beautiful Early Tulips, | se 20 Ixias, fine mixed 6 Gladiolus 
dort 20 Sparaxis, fine mixed 6 Crown Imperials 
2 2 Cyclamens 
100 splendid Double Tulips 
12 es Sag Narcissus, ae Bo 
24 splendid named Hyaci: 
100 = mixed 
unculus 20 Iris, fine mixed 
COLLECTION “L,” Splendid DOVBLE TULIPS for SPRING GARDEN DECORATION, 42s.; Half, 21s. ; a. 10s, 6d, 
150 Rex Rubrorum, scarlet Tulips | 10 s Duc Van Thol Tulips | 100 Gloria Solis, variegated Tul 
100 Blane Bordé Pourpre, violet purple and white. 70 La Candeur, pure white Tulips 100 Tournesol, variegated Ta” 
COLLECTION “I,” ASSORTED for: > een the FLOWER GARDEN, 42s.; Half, A ; Quarter, 10s, 6d, 
weet Rubrorum, double scarlet Tulips | 50 Gloria Solis, double variegated 30 mi 
Van Thol, double variegated T 
ixed Iris mixed Double Anemones 
'ùlips 25 mixeđ oatba 30 Se Fritillarias 30 be wa Tape "Anemones 
=. , double pure yellow Tulips 150 extra fine large Yellow Crocus 100 Scarlet Turban Ranunculus 
, double pure white Tulips 50 assorted Ni 50 Citron Turban Ranunculus 2 Gia 
ROYAL BERKSHIRE 
SEED ESTABLISHMENT, READING 
UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF HER MOST GRACIOUS MAJESTY THE QUEEN, HIS ROYAL sergaeanwan THE PRINCE CONSORT, AND THE 
PRINCIPAL MEMBERS OF THE ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OF E 
SUTTONS HOME-GROWN SEEDS TO ALL PARTS OF THE UNITED KINGDOM 
QEips grown in Berkshire and the Home Counties having obtained great celebrity, SUTTON ann SONS have annually increased their Stocks g Seeds to 
the increasing repeat i undermentioned articles are of = ad E mat being all genui ine Home-grown Seeds. Agriculturists rite. © in 
parts of the kingdom can n upp! 
ihe most sires 
A DESCRIPTIVE PRICED LIST MAY BE HAD POST 
FREE, 
TALIAN RYE-GRASS SEED CATTLE PARSNIP SWEDISH TURNIP SEEDS PERENNIAL WHITE CLOVER 
RYE-GRASS GARDEN SEEDS YELLOW Sa SA eR COMMON WHITE CLOVER 
WURZEL FLOWER SEEDS YBRID AND R TURNIPS | PERENNIAL RED CLOVER 
T COW CABBAGE KOHL ea RED CLOVER 
FURZE OR GORSE FLAX OR LINSEED: N a: HYBRID CLOVER YELLOW TREFOIL. LUCERNE 
SUTTON’S PERMANENT GRASS SEEDS. 
oan ee to lay down Land to Permanent Pasture, or for one or two years lay, are Caen ay w Bec core’ with us, stating the nature of | the soil 
and situation The Alsike, the Peren ene a 
OLD MEADOWS DEFICIENT oF THE Most NUTRITIVE GRASSES anp CLOVERS may ‘be grea! 
Misis?! of Scots, at-the mae sheen eng yer r acre, sea per lb. Our 
Qy 2 P 
finest LAWN GRASS prane are 5 i bel ey tov improve e Ga 2 
den Lawns, 
ennial Clovers, &e 5 in our Warehouses, a Priced List of a may be had on on application, post rane 
#*, Sitka dhë Binge harged at cost pri ly, and the full it allowed P ETSA 
SUTTON axp SONS h ften | guested to appoint Agents, but they ider it best to supply the Seed il purchaser Carriage Free. 
PRICED LISTS OF SEEDS MAY BE HAD POST FREE. 
SUTTON & angi Seed Growers. cog Berks, Fellows of the Horticultural Society of — aa of the Royal 
eae Agricultural SCRE, Silo Tih eh ae Seen Beret 
