Nurseries and Gnrdems,
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earliest collection Of Camelias was made here.
Some OF those now in Inc possession of those
distinguished nursery men, are ten feet high.


The selection OF green House
plants is valuable and extensive.


10 the Nurseries we saw a great many
Magnolias, oi which there are no less than
thirteen distinct species and three varieties.
One plant of the M. grand ;aora is % feet high
and in full blootn- Here are likewise The NJ.
cordata 50 feet high /; beautiful M eliptica in
flower, and a nasoificeni specimen, Is feet high
OF the NJ con>picQa; the curious Usage Grange
that retains its lnc,d foliage longer than any
other decidDols tree.


"The NUsSS r .kIES are all very correct
Nv managed, supplying every part ofthe union J;
de'aii VI which would occupy too much OF our
space we therefore content ourselves with stat
ing that the stock is very large, and in every
stage Of growth, consisting Of EOrese and
Ornamental Trees, Shrmbo. EVer-
green's Vines and CfeeperS, with a
COLLECTION oil heIbaeeouS pIanls; ERUlT
r IL EES Of the bc>t kind, and most healthy:
condition large beds OF seeding apples, pears,
plums, SC, as stocxS TOR budding and grating
plan very Superior TO that Of workIneupoa
suckers. which carry with sAem into the graf
all the diseases Of the parent stock.
GARD IN SEEDS


of the 8sess q5aliiy have been scattered over
lhe country from these grounds, and may al
ways Be- depensed upon The SEED es,s6lish-
n,=nk of these Horl:caitaFists - one ofthe most
extensive ~ The QnlQn, and is fopuRation i
veil sustained frpn year 70 yepr.


ITO obviate the change Of mixtura az the fnr-
I Ina or the plants Of The same family. thev havo
esaabl she'd another nursery, a 4. sujka6ls die
/ lance, soshat deyeuerati0n cannot take place,
/ and which seruses - The purchasers - genuinc
artiebe." Knowing thus ~ -, qualay I'D


iron their grounds y reeo.ssesdsd VIII tfe1'


ssss;ses ne dste of ne ~R<por,. fto,a vk,eh


!he sboye y se<sr.csed. lhe sa.!lsr uesl