THE COTTAGE GARDENER.—ADVERTISEMENTS. 
GERANIUMS. 
BASS AND BROWN 
Having this season a very large stock of GERANIUMS, are enabled toofTer the following of strong and very fine plants, in 4 -inch pots, ready for 
immediate re-potting, which will yield an abundant bloom. For descriptive List, see Autumn Catalogue. 
BEST NEW VARIETIES OF LAST SEASON. 
Any 12 may be selected for 50s, our selection, 44s, or the collection of 19 for 70s. 
s. d. 
..5 0 
..3 6 
Hoyle’s Astrea . 
,, Albina . 
,, Basilisk 
,, Butterfly 
„ Kulla .. 
Hoyle’s Lagoma 
s, 
" 5 
d. 
0 
Foster’s Eleanor 
8. 
" 3 
d. 
6 
Dobson’s Jupiter 
s. 
.. 3 
d. 
0 
,, Leonora 
.. 5 
0 
,, Optimum 
..10 
6 
„ Spot 
.. 5 
0 
,, Novelty 
.. 3 
6 
„ Rachel 
.. 5 
0 
,, Vulcan 
.. 5 
0 
,, Portia 
.. 5 
0 
,, Queen of May 
Dobson’s Harriett 
.. 5 
0 
Simond’s Admiral 
.. 3 
6 
,, Zaria .. 
.. 5 
0 
.. 3 
6 
Ariadne 
Chieftain 
Exhibitor 
Incomparable 
Major Domo 
Ambassador 
Commissioner 
Flavia 
Lavinia 
May Queen 
Arethusa 
Exquisite 
Gem 
Magnet 
Nepaulese Prince 
Ajax 
Elisc 
Generalissimo 
Mochanna 
Ocellatum 
Alibi 
Enchantress 
Herald 
Monteith 
Prince Arthur 
Ambrose’* 
Caliban 
Captivation 
Barrier 
Darling 
Delicata 
Electra 
Fine varieties, our selection, 6 s and 12s per dozen. 
FANCY GERANIUMS. 
The following Six choice new varieties of last season for 18s. 
Henderson’s Lady Downs 
Ambrose’s Magnum Bonum 
The following 12 choice varieties for 18s. 
Painter Improved 
ltubens 
Shy lock 
Silk Mercer 
Tyrian Queen 
Ambrose’s Princess Alice Maude 
Wilmore’s Surprise 
Formosissimum 
Gipsy Queen 
Marion 
Miranda 
Princess Royal 
Richard Coliden 
Fine varieties, our selection, 9 s and 12 s per dozen 
GLOXINIAS. 
The following new varieties arc chiefly Continental, and very beautiful. The Collection of Nine for 33 s. 
Singularity 
Superba 
s. d. 
Belle Clymcne, white, with a large, deep, blue throat, and the 
entire marbled with blue, very beautiful .. .. .. ..36 
Charles Dickens, thebest red grown, white throat, beautifully spotted 3 6 
Duchess de Brabant, a fine, new, Continentialvariety .. ..5 0 
Dr. Planchon, flowers very erect, rich red, with spotted throat, 
very handsome .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..36 
Fyfiana grandiflora, very fine .. .. .. .. .. ..50 
s. d. 
Imperials, delicate lavender white, with deep purple centre .. 3 6 
Leonie Van Houtte, beautiful rose, with a pure white throat, 
very distinct and handsome .. .. .. .. .. ..5 0 
Princess de Lambcllc, a fine variety, figured in the “Flora” of 
L. Van Houtte .. : .. .. .. .. .. ..3 6 
Wilsoni, pre-eminently majestic above all others, figured in the 
•“ Floricultural Cabinet,” July, 1853^.. .. .. .. .. 5 «» 
Any 12 of the following fine varieties for 25s, with one plant in addition of Achimeucs Marie Van Houtte, our selection, 12s to 20s per dozen. 
Alba grandiflora 
Argyrostigma 
Carminata splendens 
Frederick Lenning 
CHERITA, fine ultra-marine blue, shaded with red, magnificent 
LOUIS VAN HOUTTP], rich rosy purple, white centre 
MR. APARPAIT, beautiful carmine purple 
SIR TRECHERNE THOMAS, beautiful rosy carmine, very rich . 
The following 12 beautiful varieties for 10 s. 
Fyfiana 
La Perouse 
Margin at a 
Priestleyana 
General Baudraud 
Labiata 
Mrs. Addanson 
Pulcherrima 
Grandis 
Leopold 1st 
Passinghami 
Spectabilis 
Hogoveen 
Marie Van Houtte 
Petoiana 
Descriptions, see Spring Catalogue. 
ACHIMENES. 
Tricolor 
Victoria Regina 
Wortleyana 
Bteckmani 
Venusta 
TEschynantbus splendidus 
iEchmea fulgens 
Alloplectus Schlimii .. 
Aphelandra aurantiaca 
„ micans .. 
,, grandis .. 
,, variegata 
Berberis Darwini 
Begonia miniata 
,, Prestoniensis 
Centropogon tovarensis 
Cissus discolor 
Cyrtanthera magnifica 
Fitzroya patagonica .. 
Libocedrus cliilensis .. 
Saxe-Gothce conspicua 
Deutzia gracilis 
Dracaena nobilis 
Echites Harrisi 
Franciscea eximia 
Hilli (or Kewcnsis) 
Hirsuta ccerulca 
each 
Kewensis vera 
Longiflora alba 
A FEW 
2s. 6d. to 
5 0 to 
NEW 
(Descriptions, see Spring Catalogue.) 
Magnifica purpurea I Multiflora 
Margaretta | Ghicsbrcghtii 
PLANTS. 
6 tl. 
6 
6 
6 
Fimbriata 
Coccinca grandiflora 
5s. fld. 
7 6 
5 
3 
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1 
10 
3 
to 2} 
to 3 
Gastrolobium Drummondi .. .. .. ., 
Gesnera purpurea macrantha.2s. 6d. to 3 
,, Leopoldiana .. .. .. .. .. ..7 
Hexacentris mysorensis . 50 to 10 
Hoya coriacea'. 26 to 3 
,, canrpanulata .. .. .. .. .. 2 fi to 3 
>> picta .5 0 to 7 
,, Imperial is . 2 6 to 3 
I xora Lobbiana .. .. .. .. .. .. ., ..15 
Kennedya ovata alba.. . 
Passiflora Comte Nesselrode .. .. .. .. .. ..2 
» >. Kisseleff .. .. .. .. .. ..2 
„ alata superba .. .. ., .. .. ..2 
,, eccrulea grandiflora .. .. .. .. ..2 
Plectranthus concolor picta.. 
Rhodolea Championi .. .. ., .. .. .. .! 21 
Streptocarpus biflorus .. .. .. .. .. 26 to 3 
Tritonia aurea, 24s. per doz. .. .. ., .. .. ,. 2 
Viburnum suspensum .. . .. ] fl 
Weigcla amabilis . .. ,. 36 
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100 distinct and showy vars. 
25, ditto ditto 
100 superior and new vars. 
25 ditto ditto 
25 fine vars. best adapted for Rockwork 
CREENHOUSErPLANTS. — List of these and Stove Plants, see Spring Catalogue. 
12 fine and select species and vars., 12s j 50 ditto, 45s; or 25 for 24s; 12 extra choice and select ditto, 25s. 
STOVE PLANTS. 
12 fine and select species and varieties, 18s ; 50 ditto, 60s; or 25 for 35s. 
HERBACEOUS PLANTS, & c. 
Heights and Colours, see Autumn Catalogue. 
HOLLYHOCKS, choice vars. per doz. Qs. to 
DWARF ROCK CISTUS, 24 beautiful vars. 
•• ,, 12 ditto 
AZALEA INDICA, 25 superb vars., bushy plants . 
12 ditto ditto 
30s. 0 d. or 50 for j£0 17s. fi d. 
10 6 or 12 for 0 6 0 
50 0 or 50 for 1 10 0 
17 6 or 12 for 0 9 0 
12 0 or 12 for 0 7 6 
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0 15 
0 7 
1 15 
0 18 
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Choice 1* lower bEEDS.— tor bed assortments of these, see our advertisements in Tiif. Cottage Gardener of April 6th and 13th 
Ine Autumn and Spring Catalogues free by post for three penny stamps each. 
Oooos C ARRIAGE f bke C not under 20s) to all the London Termini, and all Stations on the London and Norwich Colchester line. Plants added 
gratis with orders of 40s and upwards. — 
Post-office Orders payable to Bass and Brown, or Stephen Brown, Subury Post-office. 
SEED AND HOBTICULTURAiTESTABLiSHMENT, SUDBURY, SUFFOLK. 
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