THE COTTAGE GARDENER—ADVERTISEMENTS. 
BASS AND BROWN’S NEW AUTUMN CATALOGUE, Sent Eree for Three Penny Stamps. 
New Gbkaniums of last season, Hoyle’s, Foster’s. Hobson’s, &e. ' 
The following 18, all new of last season, for 63s. or our selection of 12 for 
4<S. or separately as pricedAstrea, 5s; Albina, 3 s 6 d ; llutterlly, I 
3s 6 d ; Kulla, 3s fid ; Lagoma. 5a ; Leonora, 5s ; Novelty, 3s fid : I’orti'a, 
5 s; '/.aria, 5s; Eleanor, 3s fid ; National. 3s fid ; Optimum, Ids fid; 
ltachcl, 5 s ; Queen of May, 5s ; Harriet, 3s fid ; Jupiter, 3s fid ; Spot, 5 s ; 
Vulcan. 5s. 
New Fancy Gf.baniums of last season, Ambrose’s, Henderson’s, &c. 
The 12 for 36s. Barrier, 3s 6 d; Darling. 5s ; Goliah, 3s fid : Magnum 
Bonum, 5 s; Princess Alice Maude, 3 s fid; Criterion. 3 s fid; Fanny, 
3s fid ; Flora M’lvor, 3s fid ; Lady Downs, 3s 6 d ; Marginata, 3 s fid ; 
Wilmore’s Surprise, 2 s fid ; Triumphant, 3 s fid. 25 superb show Gera¬ 
niums, 40s. 25 choice Geraniums, 22 s. Fine varieties 6 s to 9 s per dozen. 
12 choice fancy varieties, 12 s. 12 fine varieties, 9 s. 
New Chrysanthemums — Large Flowering. — The following 12 
superb, well set with flower buds, new varieties of last season, for 12 s, or 
Is 6 d each, except priced Amazon, Alcibiade, Astrolobe, Christopher, 
Cotumhc. Conspicua. 2 s fid ; Dclicata, Fortune, Leon Faucher, I.ingot 
d’Or, Nell Gwvnne, Poudre ri’Or. and Rantonclle. 
New Lilliputienne Chrysanthemums.—T he following 12 superb 
new varieties of last season for 12s, or Is 6 d each Ariadne, Beauty of 
Toulousaine, Roquet parfaite, Cybele. Dame Blanch, Graziella, Grand 
Sultan, Lais. President llecaisaine, Toison d’Or, Uraine, Golden Drop. 
60 splendid varieties of Chrysanthemums, including the above, for 4 ils. 
40 varieties, ditto, 30s. 25 varieties, ditto, i; s 6 d. The best older 
varieties, 5s, 7 s OH, and Qs per dozen. 
Cinerarias, 12 choice varieties .. .. .. .. Os and 15s 
Azalea indica, 12 ditto, strong bushy plants.. 
Ericas, 12 choice varieties, for winter and spring flowering *.! 15 s 
Camellias, 12 choice varieties.. to 42 s 
50 vars. fine and select greenhouse plants.. 
25 ditto, stove plants .. .. . ( 35s 
24 vars. fine winter and early flowering greenhouse plants .. 40s 
12 vars. do. do. .15s to 20 s 
12 vars. do. do. stove plants .. 25s 
25 vars. fine standard Roses, 28s ; 12 vars. .. J 5 S 
25 vars. dwarf do. '’lOs fid, or 12 for fis 
12 vars. fine Climbing Roses. fis. to 9 s 
Mixed dwarf Roses 3s per dozen, or per 100 . 20 s 
FRUITS, &c.—25 finest prize Gooseberries, strong 2 and 3 -year s. d. 
P lan » s ... 6 
Good named varieties, per doz., 4s; mixed, per doz.2 0 
Strawberries. Goliah, Keens’ Seedling, Black Prince, Eleanor, 
British Queen, Alice Maude, Fertilised Hautbois, and Eliza, cacti 
per 100 . ..3 0 
Myatt’s Surprise and Rivers’ Eliza, per 100 .. . !! 5 o 
Rhubarb.— Royal Albert and Linnteus, each Is, or per doz. .. 9 0 
Victoria Giant, each 9 d, or per doz. .. .. ..76 
Prince of Wales, each. !! 3 6 
Trained Peaches, Nectarines, Apricots, Standard and Dwarf Apples, 
Pears, Plums, Currants, Raspberries, Grapes, Cherries, &c., of the 
finest sorts. 
HARDY HERBACEOUS PLANTS. 
100 distinct and showy varieties, 30s ; 50 varieties.17 6 
100 superior and new ditto, 50s ; 50 varieties .. .. .. !! 30 0 
25 fine Rock plants, 12 s; 12 varieties. jj . .76 
12 varieties fine Antirrhinums, fis ; 12 superior and new 
25 varieties fine Phlox, 10 s fid ; 12 varieties 
25 varieties superior and new ditto, 15s ; 12 varieties 
12 varieties choice Penstemons .. 
Hollyhocks, splendid collection, per doz.. 9s, 18s, and 
Rock Cistus, 24 fine and distinct varieties .. 
Gladioli. —Our superb collection consists of upwards of 100 varieties 
50 splendid early and late varieties Gladioli for .. .. .. 50 0 
25 _ do. do. do. 30s, or fis to 20s per dozen 
Splendid mixed early varieties .. 3s per dozen or 20s per 100 
Ranunculi, 100 varieties, very fine named .. .. .. 35 0 
Mixed, 5s, 10s, and 18s per 100 
Turban vars, per 100—Scarlet, 3s 6 d; Golden, 4s fid; Sera- 
ptuque, 8 s; Brown, 4s fid. Hercules, white, 5s per doz.; Oeil 
Noir, best black, «18s per dozen 
Anemones, 50 vars., beautiful, distinct, named, double 
14 vars. fine for clumping, 12 roots of each for 
6 of each do., 17 s 6d; 3 of each . 
Hortensis, fine red, per dozen 
,, superb mixed seedlings, per dozen . 
La Brilliant.e Eclatante, single bright scarlet extra, 10s fid per 
,n/ ‘- Is fid per dozen 
12 
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fhol, per 100 
fis and 10 
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Choice mixed double, per 100 
Double scarlet vars., mixed, per 100 
Mixed semi-double Russian, fine, per lb. 
Fine new single mixed, per lb. 
Tulips, 30 choice early vars., named, for 
Finest mixed do., 7s 6 d per 100 ; Due Van 
10 best double named, 3 of each for 
Finest mixed late, per 100 , 18s; fine border mixed, per 100 
Roi Min d’Or, fine bright yellow, per dozen 
Narcissus. 20 choice vars., 8 s ; 7 vars., 3 of each .. 
Double white, 10 s per 100 ; Pheasant-eyed, 10 s per 100 
IRIS, 38 vars., English, very select and choice, for .. .. 25 0 
Very fine mixed, 15s per 100, or 2 s per dozen 
30 vars., fine named Spanish, 5s ; mixed, per 100 .. .. 50 
30 vars., very superb named German .. .. .. .. 22 G 
Do. per doz., 7s fid and 10s 6 d; mixed, 18s per 100 or 3s p. doz. 
Imported Dutch Hyacinths, 50 best vars. in choice assort¬ 
ment, 35s, or per dozen .. . . fis to 9 0 
Separate or mixed, colours not named, per doz. .. .. .. 30 
Crocus, 100 roots of each. 8 beautiful new varieties .. .. 21 0 
12 roots of each of 20 , splendid and very distinct, new, named, do. 12 0 
Fine in colours, 2s per 100; mixed, Is fid per 100. 
Ixias, 20 splendid vars., 7 s fid; mixed vars., 12 s per 100, or 2 s per doz. 
Jonquils. Lilium lancifolium, and other Lilies, Oxalis, Cycla¬ 
men, Scilla. Trop;eolum, and large collection of bulbs and dry roots, for 
which see Catalogue. 
Remittances required from unknown correspondents. 
GOODS CARRIAGE FREE, with orders not under 20s, to all Sta¬ 
tions on the Colchester Line between London and Norwich, or to all the 
London Termini. 
BASS AND BROWN, Seed and Horticultural Establishment, 
Sudbury, Suffolk. 
HUGH LOW, and CO. have to 
offer very fine, strong, bushy plants, full of 
flower-lmris, of Chrysanthemums, including 
the continental varieties of the present season. 
Price per dozen, fls. Dielvtra spectabilis, 
extra large roots, suitable for forcing in winter, 
21 *. per dozen. 
Claptou Nursery, London. 
HUGH LOW, & CO. would invite 
inspection of their extensive and fine Nursery 
Stock, more particularly Camellias, Indian 
Azaleas, Ericas, Epacria, and other plants 
suitable for making a display during winter, all 
of which are well set with flower-buds, and can 
be had of different sizes. 
II. L. 8c Co. are also growers of fruit-trees, 
and their stock this season, of both trained and 
maidens, is large and fine, including the leading 
varieties which are grown in quantities for the 
trade. 
Clapton Nursery, London, October 1 , 1853. 
HOLLYHOCKS, &c.— JOHN 
CHA'lER 8c SON offer the following collec¬ 
tion of Plants, true to name, and fine kinds, for 
21 s., hamper and package included, sent carriage 
free to London, Norwich, or Colchester. The 
Hollyhocks are strong ground roots. Twelve 
choice Hollyhocks, Six Rock Plants, Twelve 
Pansies, Six pair Pinks, Six strong Pillar or 
Dwarf Roses, Six German Daisies, Six Double 
White Rockets. 
•n'v & SON’S Seedling Hollyhocks of 1853 
will he ready by November to send out, viz.: 
Glory of Haverhill, Admirable, Duke of Rutland , 
and Remarkable. 
For description, see List, which maybe had 
i',P HATER & SON, Nurseries, Haverhill, 
Suffolk, 
CHOICE NEW SHOW GERANIUMS OF LAST SEASON- 
HENRI \Y ALION, Florist, &c., Edge End, Blarsden, near Burnby, Lancashire, is prepared to 
send out strong, healthy jdants of the following, in 4-inch pots, at the very reduced prices annexed. 
Geraniums. Foster's Optimum, Queen of May, Rachael, Hervinc ; Hoyles's Astrea, Leonora, 
Zarai, Lagoma, Cordelia, Kulla, Butterfly; Dobson's Harriet, Jupiter, and Purpurea; any 12 of 
the above, with a plant of Henderson's Extravaganza, for 36 s, hamper, &c., included. 
Geraniums.— Ariadne, Ambassador, Arethusa, Beatrice, Bride of Abvdos, Chloe, Commissioner 
Cristine, Claudiana, Enchantress, Exactum, Elise, Flying Dutchman {Turner's), Ganvmcde! 
Julhen, Lablache, Lavinia, Lord Mayor, Little Nell, Lord Gough [Bragg's), Lancashire Witch, 
Pulchra, Painter Improved, Rubens, Renown, and Surprise; any 12 of the above for 18s, or 20 
for 308. The above are strong, healthy, and well-rooted, andi such that cannot fail to cive 
satisfaction. ° 
Fancy Geraniums, including all the leading kinds, strong plants. 18s per dozen. 
Fuchsias, new varieties this season, including Glory {Bank's), England’s Glory, Vesta 
Collegian, Perfection, Dr. Lindley, Lady Montague, &c., 18s and 21s per dozen. 
Cinerarias. — Roger's British Queen, Uttoxeter Pet, Dagohert, Lady of the Lake, Brilliant- 
Mangles's Enchantress and Hebe; Cole's Tyrian Prince, and Henderson's Prima Donna • the 
above 9 for 14s. * 
Cineraria.— Alba Magna, Catherine Seaton, Gustavus, Iago, Jetty Treffz, Lady Hume 
Campbell, Lettice Arnold, Hammersmith Beauty, Mrs. Sidney Herbert, Mr. Sidney Herbert 
Mrs. Charles Kean, Marianne. Magnum Bonum, Nonsuch, Orpheus, Rosy Mom, St. Claiv of the 
Isles, Surprise, The Village Queen, and Unique; any 12 of the above for 15s; older varieties 
fis, 9s, and 12s per dozen. 
Azalea Indica. —Strong plants, well set with flower buds, 18s per dozen. 
Camellias. —Well set with flower buds. 2 s fid each ; or, 25s, 30s, and 42s per dozen. 
Pansies.— All the newest Scotch and other varieties, 18s per dozen ; older varieties, fis. 9 s. and 
12 s. per dozen. 
Salter’s Fancy Pansies.— 2s each, a set of 13 for 18s. 
Salter’s New Improved Daisies.— Is each, or 12 for 9s. 
Carnations.— 50 superior named sorts, 1 pair of each, £2 ; 25 ditto, £\. 
Picotees.— 50 superior named sorts, 1 pair of each, ^T2 ; 25 ditto, «£*l. 
Pinks.— 25 superior named sorts, 1 pair of each, from 8 s to 12 s. 
Descriptive Lists of the above may be had for one stamp. Every article in the Nursery trade 
supplied on the lowest remunerative terms. 
It is respectfully requested that all Orders be accompanied with a Post-office Order, payable 
at Blarsden, Lancashire. Early Orders will ensure the strongest plants. 
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