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[bold, underlined, centered] ABRIDGED TRADE LIST. [bold]JAMES DICKSON & SONS, [centered] "NEWTON" NURSERIES, AND [bold] 102, EASTGATE STREET, CHESTER. [bold line] three columns separated by solid lines [bold] SEEDLING FOREST TREES, TRANSPLANTED FOREST TREES. last column on SHRUBS, &c. bottom per 100 per 1000 cia, 1 year's fine 10s 0d per 1000. Ash 3 to 4 feet 25s 0d r Negundo, 1 years 8s 0d per 100. 5 to 6 feet 30 s 0d antus GLandulosa 1 yr 3s 6d " Mountain 4 to 5 feet 30 s 0d es Canadensis(Hemlock Spruce) Alder 4 to 5 feet 25s 0d 1 years 4s 0d " 5 to 6 feet 30 s 0d ers, 1 year's 2s 6d per 1000. Beech 2 to 3 feet 30 s 0d 2 year's 3s 6d " Black Thorn or Sloes 2 to 3 feet 25s 0d , 1 year's 2s 0d " 3 to 4 feet..30s to 35s 0d r,Sweet, 2 year's 3s 6d " Briar, Sweet 3 to 4 feet 5s 0d ch, 1 year's 3s 6d " 4 to 5 feet 7s 6d h, 1 year's 3s 6d " Chestnut Horse 2 to 3 feet 30 s 0d o, Stocks, 1 year's 4s 0d " Very strong 3 to 4 feet 5s 0d aegus Pyracantha (Evergreen 4 to 5 feet 7s 6d Thorn) 1 year's 2s 0d per 100. Spanish 2 to 3 feet 28s 0d ntea Arborescens (Bladder Senna) 3 to 4 feet 45s 0d 1 year's 2s 0d " Elm 2 to 3 feet 16s 0d estnut, Spanish, 1 years, very fine 3 to 4 feet 18s 0d 8s6dper 1000. 2 year's " " 14s 6d " 4 to 5 feet 20s 0d spyros,Lotus, 1 year's 6s 0d per 1000. 5 to 6 feet 30s 0d ,1 year's 3s 6d per 1000. English(grafted) , Scotch, 2 year's 1s9d to 2s 6d per 1000. 3 to 4 feet 18s 0d Spruce, 2 year's fine 3s 0d " 4 to 6 feet 26s 6d el, 1 year's 8s 0d " Firs, Native Scotch 10to 14 inches 15s 6d y, 1 year's 5s 6d " 1 1/4 to 2 feet 18s 6d nbeam, 1 year's 5s 6d " 2 to 3 feet 26s 6d 2 year's, fine 7s 6d " Spruce 1 to 1 1/2 feet 15s 0d ch, 1 year's, fine 1s 3d to 1s 6d " 1 1/2 to 2 feet 25s 0d (or cursive L5. 15s per 100,000.) Hornbeam 2 to 3 feet 25s 0d 2 year's 2s 6d to 4s 6d " 3 to 4 feet 28s 0d urnum, 1 year's 3s 6d " 4 to 5 feet 32s 0d us Nigra(Black Mulberry)1 year's Hazel 2 to 3 feet 21s 0d 5s 0d per 100. 3 to 4 feet 25s 0d , English, 1 year's 3s 6d to 4s 6d per 1000. Limes 2 to 3 feet 5s 0d 2 year's 5s 0d " 3 to 4 feet 8s 0d Turkey, 1 year's 7s 6d " 4 to 5 feet 10s 0d Evergreen, 1 year's 2s 6d per 100. 5 to 6 feet 14s 05 fine picked 4s 6d " Laburnum,strong 3 to 4 feet 7s 0d os Pineaster, strong 1 year's 5s 0d per1000. 4 to 5 feet 10s 6d Martimus, strong, 1 year's 6s 6d " 5 to 6 feet 16s 6d ck or Thorns, 1 year's 2s6d to 3s 6d " Privet, Evergreen 1 to 1 1/2feet 20s 0d s,Typhina, 1 year's, fine 8s 0d per 100. 2 to 3 feet 25s 0d ctium Junceum (Spanish Broom) 3 to 4 feet 30s 0d 1 year's 4s 6d " Poplars, Black Italian 3 to 4 feet 20s 0d amore, 1 year's 2s 6d per 1000. 4 to 5 feet 28s 0d ja (Arborvitae) Intermedia 1 year's 5 to 6 feet 40s 0d 5s 0d per 100. 6 to 8 feet 8s 6d Filiformis, 1 year's 20s 0d " Occidentalis (American) 1 years' 3s 6d "
3rd column [bold] Transplanted Forest Trees- Continued per 100 per 1000 Poplars, Lombardy 3 to 4 feet 30s 0d 4 to 5 feet 50 s 0d 5 to 6 feet 6s6d Sycamore 2 to 3 feet 16s 0d 3 to 4 feet 22s 0d
Snowberry 2 to 3 feet 4s 6d 3 to 4 feet 8s 0d Willows, Huntingdon 3 to 4 feet 25s 0d 4 to 5 feet 30s 0d 5 to 6 feet 40s 0d [bold] FRUIT TREES AND STOCKS FOR WORKING Apple Stocks, 2 to 3 feet 21s 0d per 1000. 3 to 4 feet 30s 0d " 4 to 5 feet, strong 40s 0d " Cherry Stocks 35s to 40s 0d " Currants, Red and White 10s 0d per 100. Black 8s 0d " extra strong, 4 year's 12s 6d " Gooseberries 10s 0d " Morus Nigra (Black Mulberry), 3 ft 18s 0d " Quinces, strong 4 to 5 feet 35s 0d " extra strong, 6 to 7 feet 50s 0d " Stocks 60s 0d per 1000. Paradise Stocks 60s 0d " Pear Stocks 40s 0d " Rose Manetti Stocks 45s 0d " Raspberries, Red Antwerp, strong canes 6s 0d per 100. Red Fastolf, do. 8s 0d " Large Fruited Monthly, do. 10s 0d " Double Bearing, do. 8s 0d " Yellow Antwerp, do. 7s 0d " [bold, centered] CONIFERAE. Abies Douglassi 9 to 15 inches 9s 0d p. doz. 4 1/2 to 5 feet 7s 6d each. 6 to 7 feet 12s 6d " [italics] From seed, and very fine. Aborvitae(see Thuja) Araucaria imbricata, 1 foot, fine 2s 6d " 2 feet, ditto 5s 0d "
Biota Meldensis, fine, 9 to 15 inches 3s 0d " Cedrus Deodara, fine specimens, 10 to 12 feet 40s to 50 s 0d "
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2 three column page separeated by solid lines third column on next page [bold]Coniferae-Continued. Evergeens, Shrubs &c.-Continued. Cupressus Ericoides, 3 to 6 inches...6s 0d p. doz Kalmia Augustifolia.........9s 0d p. doz Lawsoniana, 6 to 9 in.......3s 6d each Variegata..........9s 0d " Sempervirens, 6 to 9 in...4s 0d p. doz Latifolia ..................18 s 0d " 15 to 18 in..6s 0d " Laurus Sassafras............. 9s 0d " 3 feet ... 9s 0d " Ledum Palustre.............. 9s 0d " Fitzroya, Patagonica, 6 to 12 inches.. 18s 0d " Menzesia Polifolia.......... 4s 0d " Picea Nobilis, fine, 1 to 2 feet ......... 5s 0d each. Pernettia Augustifolia .... 6s 0d " 2 1/2 to 3 feet .... 10s 6d " Mucronata .............. 6s 0d " Nordmaniana, 1 1/2 to 2 feet.. 5s 0d " Rhodora Canadense ....... 9s 0d " 2 1/2 to 3 feet .. 7s 6d " Rhododendron Caucasucum 18s 0d " Pinus Pumilo, 2 to 3 feet ............ 4s 0d p. 100 Russellianum, scarlet, 3 ft. 3 to 4 feet ............. 8s 0d " bushy ..................... 7s 6d each. Cembram 1 1/2 feet, fine ........... 25s 0d " Veronica Decussata ......9s 0d p. doz 2 feet ....................... 50s 0d " Berberis Dulcis, 2 to 3 feet.15s 0d p. 100 3 feet ...................... 75s 0d " Vulgaris, 2 to 3 feet ...... 7s 6d " Palustris, fine ........................... 18 s 0 d p. doz Ribes Sanguinea............ 10 s 0d " Juniper, Common, 6 inches.......... 15s 0d p. 100 Glutinosa .................. 16s 0d " Salisburia Adiantifolia ................ 18s 0d p. doz Tamarisk, of sorts ......... 15s 0d " Taxodium Sempervirens, 11/2 to 2 feet 9s 0d " Taxus (Yew)Adpressa, or Brevifolia, 2 ft. bushy & very fine 3s 6d to ......5s 0d " [bold capital] CLIMBERS. 3 feet, ditto..................... 7s 6d " Bignonia Radicans .......... 9s 0d p. doz 4 feet, ditto .................... 10s 6d " Clematus Azurea Grandiflora 9s 0d " Fastigiata(Irish), very fine, Japonica....................... 6s 0d " 2 to 2 1/2 feet .......... 15s 0d " Montana ...................... 6s 0d " 3 to 3 1/2 feet ........... 20s 0d " Grandiflora ......... 6s 0d " 4 to 4 1/2 feet ........... 30s 0d " Passiflora Coerulea, strong.. 9s 0d " 5 to 5 1/2 feet ........... 40s 0d " Ivy(Irish) strong, in pots ..... 6s 0d " 6 feet .................... 50s 0d " bedded .................... 12s 6d p.100 Pyramidalis ...................1s 6d to 2s 6d each Thujopis Borealis, 12 to 15 inches.. 30s 0d p. doz [bold]STOVE AND GREENHOUSE Thuja (Arborvitae) Filiformis..3/6 to 5s 0d each [bold]PLANTS Occidentalis(American), Aphelandra Leopoldii....... 2s 0d each. 4 to 4 1/2 feet, fine ......... 6s 0d p. doz. Allamanda Cathartica ...... 2s 0d " 5 to 6 feet, fine .............. 10s 0d " Schottii ........................ 2s 0d " 7 to 8 feet, fine .............. 16s 0d " Neriifolia ..................... 1s 6d " Orientalis(Chinese),fine, 1 1/2 ft 6s 0d " Ardisia Crenulata .....1s 6d to 7s 6d " Siberica(Siberian), 6 feet .......... 30s 0d " Acacia Grandis, large ......... 1s 6d " small ......................... 9s 0d p. doz [bold} EVERGREENS, SHRUB, AND Armata ............................ 1s 0d each AMERICAN PLANTS. Begonia Rex .............. 1s 6d to 7s 0d " Thwaitesii ................ 2s 0d " Azalea, Yellow, strong, 2 feet ..... 6s 0d p.doz Griffithsii ................. 1s 6d " 3 feet ... 9s 0d " Reichenheimii ........... 2s 0d " Cistus Ladaniferus, in pots ....... 6s 0d " Ricinifolia Maculata .... 2s 0d " Clethra Alnifolia, strong .......... 6s 0d " Croton Variegata ................. 1s 6d " Daphne Pontica ...................... 4s 0d " Pictum .......................... 2s 0d " Deutzia Gracillis ..................... 6s 0d " Augustifolia .................... 2s 0d " Scabra .......................... 12s 6d p. 100 Chirita Sinensus ................. 1s 0d " Eugenia Ugni ......................... 9s 0d p. doz. Variegata .................. 1s 0d " Erica Herbacea ...................... 4s 0d " Caladium Bicolor ............. 24s 0d p. doz. Multiflora ......................... 4s 0d " Coleus Blumeii ................ 1s 0d each. Alba ................ 4s 0d " Pectinatis .............. 1s 0d " Vulgaris Alba ......... 4s 0d " Cantua Dependens ........... 1s 6 d " Elm, Weeping ........................ 18s 0d p. doz. Bicolor ......................... 1s 6d " Fothergilla Alnifolia, strong .... 6s 0d " Dracoena Terminalis ...3s 6d to 15s 0d " Gaultheria Shallon ................. 4s 0d " Eucharis Amazonica ....3 s 6d to 7s 6d " Gorse, Double, in pots ............ 25s 0d p. 100 Farfugium Grande .............. 2s 6d " Hydrangea Variegata .............. 9s 0d p. doz. Gesnera Zebrina ................. 1s 0d " Hypericum (Evergren St. John's Elegans ................ 1s 0d " Wort) .................................. 8s 0d p. 100 Cinnabarina ................... 1s 6d "
third column [bold] Stove & Greenhouse Plants- Continued. Hoya Bella .......................... 1s 6d each. Paxtonii ........................ 1s 6d " Carnosa ........................ 1s 0d " Variegata ...................... 1s 6d " Imperialis .......... 2s 6d to 5s 0d " Hoemadictyon Nutans ........... 2s 0d " Hexacentris Mysorensis ........ 1s 6d " Lutea ................... 1s 6d " Inga Pulcherima .................. 1s 6d " Jasminum Sambac ............... 1s 6d " Polteau ..................... 1s 6d " Hirsutum .................. 1s 6d " Azoricum .................. 1s 6d " Grandiflora ............... 1s 6d " Luculia Gratissima .............. 2s 6d " Maranta Lineata ................. 2s 0d " Alba ...................... 3s 6d " Zebrina ..................... 1s 6d " Medinella Magnifica ............ 2s 0d " Speciosa ................. 1s 6d " Metrosideros Lanceolatus .... 1s 0d " Linearis ................ 1s 0d " Passiflora Racemosa Coerulea 1s 6d " Princeps ................ 2s 0d " Fragans ................. 1s 6d " Kermesina ............ 2s 0d " Loudonii ................ 2s 0d " Onychina ............... 1s 6d " Holoseracea ............ 1s 6d " Pentas Carnea ....................... 1s 0d " Rosea ................................ 1s 0d " Plumbago Rosa ...................... 1s 6d " Poinsetta Pulcherrima ............ 1s 6d " Sonerilla Margaritacea ............ 1s 6d " Rhyncospermum Jasminoides .. 1s 6d " Russellia Juncea ..................... 2s 6d " Tabernoemontana Coronaria Florapleno ................................ 1s 6d " Thyracanthus Rutilans ........... 1s 6d " 12s 0d p. doz. Thyrsacanthus Laurifilia ........2s 0d each.
[bold] HERBACEOUS PLANTS, &c.
Adonis Appenina ................... 6s. 0d. p. doz. Pyrenaica ................... 6s. 0d. " vernalis ...................... 6s. 0d. " Aconitum, in variety ............... 4s. 0d. " Anthericum Liliastrum........... 4s. 0d. " Asters, in sorts ....................... 6s. 0d. " Arelia Vittaliana ..................... 6s. 0d. " Aubretia Hesperidoefolia ........ 4s. 0d. " Delphinium Formosum ........... 6s. 0d. " Mesoleuem ............ 6s. 0d. " Superbum ..... 6s. 0d. " Funkia, of sorts ....................... 6s. 0d. " Gynerium Argenteum (pampas grass)12 s 0d. " Campanulas, of sorts ............... 6s 0d. " Hemerocallis, of sorts............... 6s 0d. " Iris, of sorts ............................. 6s 0d. " Liatris odorata ......................... 6s 0d. " Intermedia ................. 6s 0d. "
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3 three column separated by solid lines [bold]Herbaceous Plants, &c.- Continued Garden Seeds- Conitnued. Melon, Beechwood } Bignal's Scarlet Flesh} Liatris Pumilo ........... 6s. 0d. p. doz Fleming's Hybird } 2s 6d Pycnostachya ......... 6s. 0d. " Gregson's Cantaloupe} per 100 Lilium Lancifolium ... 9s. 0d. " Golden Perfection } Seeds Narcissus Poeticus .... 2s. 0d. " King's Scarlet Flesh } all vey Potentilla, or sorts ..... 4s. 0d. " New Water ........... } good Pulmonaria Virginiana 6s. 0d. " Trentham Hybrid Green Flesh} and true. Pentstemon Murrayanum 18s. 0d. " White " } Polygonum Vaccinifolia 4s. 0d. " Pekin ...................... } Rudbeckia, of sorts ..... 6s. 0d. " And many other varieties Supa Pennata(feather g d. " Onion. Strasburgh, [italic]fine new seed 1s 0d per lb. Spirea Trifoliata hole in paper d. " Sea Kale ......................................... 8s 6d p. peck Japonica.. hole in paper d. " Turnip, Scarisbrick Yellow ............. 1s 0d per lb. Sedums, in sorts.. hole d. " Snowball .............................. 1s 0d " Statice Arraratii .. hole " White Stone .......................... 0s 9d " Thymus, in sorts..hole 4s 0d." Trillium Grandiflora... 9s. 0d. " [bold] AGRICULTURAL SEEDS. Russian Violets ........... 12s.6d.p.100 Mangel Wurzel, Red Globe ......42s 0d p. ewt. Parsley, Field ......................... 14s. 0d p. bus. Turnip, Swede, Dickson's Select purple top} Skirving's " " } [bold] GARDEN SEEDS. Yellow, Purple top Scotch......................} Green top " ...........................} Broccoli, Chappel's Cream 3s 6d per lb. Dale's Hybrid ..........................} Late white..................... 3s 6d " Orange Jelly ...........................} Purple sprouting,[italics} very fine stock Woolton Hybrid ..................... } 4s 6d " Waite's Eclipse ...................... } Sulphur .......... 3s 6d " Globe, White Pomeranian ............... } Brussels Sprouts, English[itlaics] extra fine Green " ........................... } 2s 3d " Round or Norfolk, Green ............... } Cabbage, Drumhead or Ox 1 s 6d " Green Barrel, [italics]very excellent } Thousand- headed ............ 1s 6d " Tankard Yellow ............................. } Celery, coles Superb red,[italics]very select Green ................................. } [italics] stock ...................... 3s 0d " Red ...................................} White ................................} prices on application written along margin right of } Cucumber, Bunting's,Incomparable} Potatoes, Arrowsmith's Seedling} Dickinson's Snowdon...............} 2s 6d Ash- leaf Kidney.....................} Groom's Superb Prolific...............} per 100 Flour " ............................} Model of Perfection .....................} Seeds Fluke " ............................} Roman Emperor ..........................} all good Orkney Red ...........................} Snake, True .................................} and true Radical .................................} Telegraph ....................................} Harrold's Early .....................} And manyother varieties true to name. Fox's ditto ...........................} At lowest market prices written in margin to right of} Furse or Gorse ..........Price upon application double line at bottom of columns JAMES DICKSON & SONS beg to submit the foregoing List of Articles with which they abound, of excellent quality. Early Orders will oblige, and have particular attention.
[italics] "Newton Nurseries [italics] Chester, Autumn, 1858.
third column [bold] FLOWER SEEDS. Agrostemma Flos Jovis ..................0s 4d per oz. Aconitum Halerii .......................... 0s 4d " Barbatum ................................. 0s 6d " Tauricum ................................. 0s 6d " Anemone,[iytalics] fine mixed........ 1s 6d " Auricula[italics]fine mixed ............. 0s 6d p. pkt. Balsam[italics] mixed from a fine collection 3s 6d per oz. Briza Maxima ............. 2s 6d per lb. 0s 3d " Convolvulus Major ........2s 6d per lb. 0s 3d " Campanula Media ........................... 0s 4d " Perenne ..............................0s 6d " Calceolaris Scabiosaefilia ................. 1s 0d " [italics] From prize flowers 1s 6d to 5s 0d p. pkt Delphinium Elatum .......................... 0s 4d per oz. Digitalis Alba ....................................0s 6d " New American ................... 1s 0d " Elsholtzia Cristata ............................ 0s 4d " Erysimum Peroffskianum................. 0s 4d " Gilia Nivalis .................................... 0s 4d " Gypsophilia Elegans ......................... 0s 3d " Hollyhock,[italics] saved from fine named sorts 2s 0d " Humea Elegans ............................... 0s 6d p. pkt Limnanthus Douglasii 4s per lb. 0s 4d per oz. Sulphurea Odorata.....................0s 6d " Linaria Perezii .................................. 0s 6d " Linum Grandiflorum, [italics]blue ...... 0s 4d " Loves- lies-bleeding, [italics] red .........0s 3d " Lupinus Hartwegii ............................ 0s 3d " Moritzianus ............................... 0s 4d " Nemophhillia,[italics]fine mixed 2sp.lb. 0s 3d " insignis alba .................. 0s 4d " cramboides .................. 0s 4d " Nicotiana Tabacum ........................... 0s 6d " Oxyura Chrusanthemoides................. 0s 6d " Primula Sinesis Fimbriata,[italics]very fine 2s 6d p. pkt Poppy, Double French fringed, in a collection of 50 varieties .......................... 0s 6d per oz. Marseilles ......................4s p. lb 0s 4d " Sweet William,[italics]very fine mixed 1/9 p lb. 0s 3d " Collection of 15[italics] distinct colours 1s od "
