: 
Drcewser 29, 1860.) THE GARDENERS' CHRONICLE AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE. 
APPLES, meee ane 
PINE PLANT. = RUITING AND Succ: 
GRAPE VINES, rrom ie FOR Fr a sigh POA TS, OR PLANTIN" 
HIN WEEKS anp CO. can supply any quantity 
Seva y fis healthy Pine Plants, Sahar’ Pe Nio os Sabie eccess 
GRAPE VINES remarkably strong and fine, 50 Aada: “ail 
#he best sorts. 
JO 
HN WEEKS anp CO.’S Hor’ sag L SHO ABLI 
MENT is entirely devoted to the wth an a ra Si 
Gmr PINES, PEACHES, FIGS, CUCUMBERS, eh tie 
e Fruits. The whole open for ipponin thereby ing 
the most improved plans of HORTICULTURAL Benois. with 
the adei ILATING and HOT-WAT. ER APPARATUS in full 
oper: 
ETGIS 
SOHN WEEKS anp CO., Horticultural Builders and Hot- 
Water Apparatus RA AE King’s awe Chelsea, London, 
Plans, Estimates, and Ilustrated Catalogues application, 
OBERT YMAN, We indsworth 
mtion of buyers to his 
R! 
Com 8.W., pegs to l t 
large peo wah ‘selected stock of EVERGREENS and FLOWER- 
PA E atta Bi nae y AMERICAN PLANTS, 
AND 
Lear MOULD: ‘The Nurs oe is 10 minutes’ walk fro pham 
and N Station, Crystal P: ine. 
E REE E c 
A and c he lat 
aul), Cheshunt Nurseries, Waltham Cte Seg 
uantit; large handsome TI vergreen 
fully taken up and delivered free to my rail 
pee 
TREE CATALO 
= N CRAN NSTON N begs t to reg fae to his Patrons 
and the Public Segoe a fae eens 
LOGUE of Conifers, eon Eroreroon and Dec 
duous pep isn ribution, Sad wall pe 
forwarded on receipt of ‘idle ta 
Aise = sapere important and interesting notes with 
jo height the Trees enumerated. r rider hy 
Gonatry, à be of Se edge two le of Flow ring 
` Shrubs, the colour and time 
Nurseries, King’s “ats near E Herefo 
ESSRS. JOHN anp CHA beer LE = have the 
r WHITE SPROOTING 
postage 
r hardiness by withstanding the late 
bante whi lees ery other kind of B: was 
destroyed. It also produced an abundance of secon heads 
as shown in the Pho ph (published the first Saturday in 
month), and was in every ual to the description | t 
given of it a eae ace 2s, ket, to be had of all 
the principal 
pe poy server ag 
d Also the follo hs Fin Ie 
oe Ty Telegraph, Green, Sanenoaer E Fone Robinson's 
Defiance, Pieces ENS s eset Perfection, Postage 
Stamps with order nape ai, oe aes 
ngdon Nurse: 
DF E pall HOUSE AND r CUCUMBER, 
z p excellent house and 
eh Erin 
frame vari t as an exhibition Hoi but as one 
fine quality, and Pete length, such as pn Gardener 
would wish Be ssess who has the daily wants of a household 
to meet, or a 
good marketable fruit uot supply. It is held in 
the highest estimation by all the Gardeners in the neig' — 
hood where it was originally raised, Stoc! oE D ited. Price 
per packet, free b; 
To be had only from James Tynan, Seed Warehouse, 68, 
Great George Street, Liverpool. 
VEGETABLE AND AGRICULTURAL SEEDS, ke. 
ESSRS. pli ND WILLIAMS beg to ae 
form their frien eat patrons that they are now 
pared to execute with 2 NEW anD GENUINE SEEDS all o 
they po a conga with. 
Their AND DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE, contain 
ing ail. NEW VEGETABLES PROVED TO BE Goop, and all the 
best dge older varieties, rs be forwarded Wik on free on appli- 
cation. An inspection and comparison prices of other 
firms is saiid ited. 
The following are particularly recommended as very superior 
varieties in their respective classes, and should me included in 
the most select collections : Eee Compact topped ; Brocco- 
lies, New White Sprouting, Win White (true); Brussels 
Sprouts, Improved Dwarf; Cauli ers, Earl rf Erfurt, 
graphe 
S | Wellington Narsery (22 22 ney cf ed be E ori ie 
, Wel 
we 
Peas, Earl; lific, ‘Genera 1 Wyndham, Perfection 
, Seven Sisters and Hı Roads, Hollo 
way, London, N. 
“NEW METHOD, COMBINING ECONOMY AND 
EXCELLENCE, 
e = fey vom : 2 Pe amar oe 
mei of supplyi: 
In order to ants of a elass nE EER nd 
garden m: 
flowers of the gri fection and ay This ear has 
received very substantial approval from Florists and Gardeners 
LCEO: 
PHLOXES a and all the new annuals, both English and forei 
ae re, usually sold in lar, Me ensive packe 4 gn 
y of Garden Seed Si = *Feuitration, o 7 win 43 
“The n ae w rena 'rench PELE : pie Ae 
deners’ Chronicle, Sept. 22, 1860), and the aren: n 
and other DIANTHUS, at 6d., 12., and. 2s 2s. pet pa oe oa 
Lists on ion. 
ei mee ehouse, 68, Great George Street, Liverpool. 
ELEGANS (see Gar- bs 
1149 
JPI NE-APPLE PLACE NURSERY, EDGEWARE ROAD 
EXHIBITION — OF _CHRYSANTHEM 
A RTHUR HENDERSON anp CO. keg espect. OHN SALTER, F.H.S., begs to hak em Public 
fully to announce that their CATALOGUE of Kitchen that his unrivalled Collection of esha beautiful flowers 
Garden and Flower S Seeds for 1861, with a list of Garden ales will be loom throughout December, He invi 
men ~~ &e., is n ved published, a nd will be forwarded posi Amateurs to visit his Nursery, where they will see, both under 
free, on applicati n the open ground, not only all the varieties in 
lass and i 
They pea desire to call the attention of the Public | general cultivation in their natural growth, but very many 
to their ‘‘ CELEBRATED SHORT-TOPPED GARDEN DEEN if Ferd ste abit GS, large eT and Pompones, which 
ion: ale > W rge 
BROCCOLI,” MOOR PARK LETTUCE; those very ee papi} other country. Free admissio 
an 
sorts as yet but little known, namely, the PALATINE, 
VERSAILLES CABBAGE LETTUCES; neither of these are 
run 
CABBAGE, ed MITCHELLS. HARDY * CAULIFLOWER, ” 
“ LESLIE'S LATE WHITE BROCCOLI,” “ ROSETTE COLE- 
WORT,” ‘‘ REED’S CELERY,” “ HENRY’S ATTON, CASTLE 
GIANT LEEK,” and other striking and first-rai 
wh be FIO depended ret 
HSIA, MADAME CORNELISSEN.— 
Amo: 
deepest coloured sepals gi contras a ATA eflexed, She pro- 
fuse in bloom, and best habit. s young aan fh ee in 
i i the nin 
LIS: 
a ee white corolla class, is the best double, } 
hon to acne early in 1861. 
31 very day except Sun: 
Versailles Nursery, Wiliam i tA near Hammers 
Turnpi don, W. 
ike, Lon: 
OURS: 
kad ye alow 
For de escrip stion and prices of a 
oti see their AUTUMN CATALOGUE, ae free on 
Nu 
Goreuen FOR BEDS, 
UTBUSH AND oe can sapiy a 
/ Siremon gomit yof HYACIN 
cation. —Highgai series, London, 
cee, gays HERBACEOUS AND ALPINE PLANTS. 
RCHIDS, CHRYSANTHEMUMS, 
ATED RANTS, Reo. 
ESSRS. PARKER anD WILLIAMS beg to inform 
their friends and patrons that plete new priced and 
eand Yee of the above which are added 
supplemen 
HARDY VARIE- 
2 3 
season, offered at 3s. 6d. each, post free, 4s. 6d erns, Ornamental Foliage and Variegated Plan 
PETUNIA LAD of 8s. 6d. each, and THE | Fruit S, fo (which include the best new planti a th 
EEN, 2s. 6d. season, is now published, and will be forwarded post free on 
PETON ANNIE —Double crimson, with pic- application. Sopa raiae Nursery, Seven Sisters and Hornsey 
turesque white margi | Roads, Holloway, London, N. 
[REE CARNATIONS, full of bud. 
THE BU GUIDE, for Amateur Growers, w pale WINTER AND SPRING FLOWERING PLANTS. 
lished, and may be had of Messrs. HENDERSON a exchange oo E AND A. ih hd pe now sending out at reason- 
e able 
13 postage stamps; also a Coloured Litho; 
PEA 
St. John’s 
LY FLOWERING BEDDING TULIPS. 
The ien Collection of the above are described and Priced in 
pe ENDERSO 
RCULAR, which may tir had on application (postage 
free), pos notices of the followin; 
LILI pen GIG. septate 
RDIFOLIUM. 
SPECIOS' M (DAN CIFOLIUM) GRANDIFLORUM. 
AMARYLLIS. E splendid collection 
CYCLAMEN.—The finest collection of this charming plant. 
SCILLA SIBIRICA.—The most brilliant blue spriag-flower. 
AE re OF Garden aod habe silvery foliage. 
» With variegated folia; iage. 
y bint soi ntal d 
ring-flowering Garden 
wrench bete ante 
100 or 1000., 
» ” 
Plants. 
GYNERIUM shout EUM 
oBir EMILY PEEL PETUNIA. (Surpassing Shrubland 
Rose, Marquis de la Ferté, and Countess of Ellesmere}, 
pen KIEN. The greatest novelty 
clot OF GOLD and GOLDEN FLEEC 
pth presenting a more even and 
suerface o) artists pty Sey 
CAMELLIA TRICOLOR IMBRICATA PLENA. 
NEW WHITE COROLLA FUCHSIA MADAME CORNE- 
y 
anthers, and 
epe RE iign pe EA 
Youn; 
l make splendid plants for y 9 
x competitio: 
canting roto 
ficent peas bes climber.) 
DIANTHUS CHINENSIS HEDDEWIGI. 
LACINIATUS. 
(Strong plants for spring flowering, 6s. and 9s. d d 
Ga 
| | Poinsettia, Polygala, R 
ach 6d., 9d., 
Pas el) 
Soc 
and free sponi names of Fellows will be F.R. 
THE Gar 
BOUGAINVILLEA SPECTABILIS. 5s. each. (The magni- zron, which of late has slumbered, 
pri nely plants of Acacia, Azalea, 
| TENTEN EA niia Chorozema, Cineraria. Cactus, 
Aa Carnation (Tree), Daphne, Epacris, Ericas, Entaxia, 
rdenias, Geraniúms, AG: gea, Primula, Prostranthera, 
Mrs. Bosanquet, Géant des val ote Gui Noisette, Gloire 
de Dijon, Cramoisie a igor? &c. Tremandra, Greenhouse 
N anD SON’S BULB Climbers in variety. ces with Lists on "applicgtion 
dese Surrey, 8. 
- ROYAL EXOTIC nuns CHELSEA, S.W. 
AMES VEITCH, JUN., Pept tilly announces that 
his CATALOGUE or KITCHEN GARDEN anp FLOWER 
SEEDS for 1860, witha List of fae ona and e na 
ne is now published, and will be forwarded p 
app ME 
sae V., Jun., devoting his personal a:tention to this depart- 
ment of his business, can i iira his SORD TRUE TO NAME, 
and of the MOST GENUINE description.—Dec. 
‘ia the season in The Gardeners’ chroin. 
proved 
SA TURDA Y, DECEMB 
WE have the satisfacti 
Onsiseqnehily- i the eters “affixed 
H.S. instead of F.R.S. 
important subject o RDENERS’ EDUCA- 
w that practical work is iee-bound, 
pa collect round fires to discuss maser specu- 
d 
new Seed, ôd., 1s., and la aa 2s. 6d. each.) 
Wellington N Wood, London, N.W. 
lative least our correspondence leads us to 
such is the case, t 
E B A. > i ve t any letters that have been 
aai Š E akian c into existence by a scheme for better eduea-- 
J.P or chee GA that tion propounded by a c n Mr. LINA long 
į : ., begs ` E 
o ho bas taken the above Nurseries of his father, ang | SDC as June last. w institute 
«| aa tae stocks of ORNAMENTAL SHRUBS and well- authorised examinations to which those who chose 
%, oi ingtonias, Araucarias, us 
Pinsapo, Smithiana, Deodars of all sizes; also a quantity o res to do s A submit. The effect he, thought 
deciduous Trees for belting Parks, Cemeteries, &e., which he | Would t those who could pass with credit 
will dispose of very cheap. An ex tensive. collection of Trained 
and seca FRUITS, ROSES, 
constant care to merit 
SEROLING | ASH, 5l. per 100 
WANTED, a daa tity of FRUIT STOCKS, tor cash. Sample 
and price required. 
ACRI LTURAL AND HORTICULTURAL SEED 
ESTABLISHMENT, 
IGA TREET, Marpstone.—N ti NEAR TO AND AD- 
JOINING TRE RAILWAY BTATION. 
J. EPPS takes this portunity of sincerely 
e thanking his Patrons and Frie 
porth has received dat ee Aagi 
fully i informs them > 
SERIES, situated as al tia Haii 
They are now comp! large 
every mpi se (more especialy Fruit Trees). 
ded a large su pom tig” Sek iy Se 
e magnificent specimens) ot 
Nurseries 
20 years and r liberal 
NUR- 
ted Stock of 
possessing a better mina ry 
Phe Seed Business 
paar patronage, and it oil be his wages. 
which it will at all times be his anxious study 
old at the lowest possible price, and 4 | he 
article will be s 
liberal d Teco for cash payments. 
CATALOGUES and LISTS forwarded on application. 
reprint L 
tions as a 
has sugge 
such explana- 
bist nt personal interview with its autho 
est 
I.—PRELIMINARY EXAMINATION: 
(ro tagann at any time between the ages of 18 and 21.) 
Spilling., including book-keeping and eibi maei 
4. Land Surveying. s 
(Tobe IL— Bb x rag ani 
‘0 ween ages and 23.) 
5. Baers iil in culti 4 
Lad: = 
$ Vegetable Physiology, i 
fA eae È phy, so far as relates to vi 
9. Climate, in “irs relation to vegetation. 
ics (optional), not to go beyond the first book of 
omologo ngt fruits at sight 
d have three oppor- 
tunities cel showing the extent of their R 
-| ments, They could be in the first place exam 
in writing, spelling, arithmetic, aa yt 
yeying ; and those who could go no further would 
called THIRD CLASS MEN. Although these 
winid be in fact the lowest among educated Gar- 
