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XL ALL NICOTINE INSECTICIDE WASH for 

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XL ALL INSECTICIDE WASH B. (sine Nicotine), best 

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Rose Trauiers, I'mbrellas, Trellis for \Va Is and Lawns, Seats. 

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Whole»ale Horticultural Sundriesmen, 

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Books on Gardening, Vegetable Culture, Greenhouse 

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IF YOU HAVE A GLASS ROOF THAT LEAKS, 

 a Conservatory to repair, or any kind of glazing 

 work to be done. Carson's Plastine will save money, 

 time, worry and annoyance consequent on the use of 

 ordinary putty, which cracks, crumbles, and decays. 

 It saves the expense of constant renewals. Carson'-- 

 Wood Preservative in green and brown, for Palings. 

 Trellis Work. &c. The best paint for Greenhouses is 

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r/ELWAY COLOUR BORDERS are now being planned 

 IV and planted. Write your requirements to Langport, 

 and Borders of any kind can be arranged for immediate 

 delivery at all prictjs. State area, &c. 

 Testimonials. 



Mr. , Castle Gardens, Rosneath, Dumbartonshire 



(H.R.H. Princess ) : — " I take the liberty to write 



you and to let you know that the herbaceous plants you 

 sent have done exceedingly well — Gladioli, HoUj-hocks, 

 Delphiniums especially good. I have not lost a dozen of 

 the plants. The Princess was also very pleased with them 

 when here, and all that saw them said they never saw an}' 

 better.'' (Planted April, 191L) 



From , Esq., Malvern Road, Weston-Super-Mare, 



9th October, 1913. — The Kelway Border which you 

 supplied to me in November, 1911, has given every satis- 

 faction. I changed my residence in March last, and 

 brought the greater part of the Border Plants with me. I 

 had no time to prepare the ground for them, and as the 

 soil here is of a very dry and sandy nature, I was prepared 

 to lose a good many of the plants. To my agreeable 

 surprise, however, only one plant died. The rest have grown 

 vigorously, and nearly all have borne plenty of bloom, 

 notwithstanding the exceptionally dry summer we have had. 



This, I think, speaks for the vitality of the plants sent 

 out by j'our firm. 



" Kelway's Manual of Horticulture," 2s. 6d. ; Gardens 

 of Delight, 9d. ; returnable to customers. 



KELWAY & SON, The Royal Horticulturists, 



LANGPORT , SO]VIERSET. 



VOW IS THE TIME TO PLANT.— Two Beautiful 

 IN Border Plants. Splendid for small or large gardens. 

 Kelway's lovely Pseonies and Delphiniums are the acme 

 of perfection. Exceptionally hardy. Splendid cutting 

 flowers for decoration. 



Special combined collection of a dozen splendid named 

 sorts — -six Paeonies and six Delphiniums, Collection C, 

 25s. 6d. Carriage and packing free for remittance with order. 

 Testimonial. 



From , Esq., Hessle, East Y'orks. — You may possibly 



remember sending me in March or April, 1912, one dozen 

 Delphiniums, Collection B, and also one of each of the 

 following : — King of Delphiniums, Persimmon and Beauty. 



They have flowered splendidly, and I am more than 

 satisfied with them, so much so that I had part of my small 

 garden photographed this last summer when they were 

 about at their best, and I am sending j-ou herewith a copy 

 of one of the photos. I should Hke six more of Collection B. 

 KELWAY <fc SON, The Royal Hoi-ticulturisti. 

 LANGPORT, SOMERSET. 



PERRY'S NEW CATALOGUES now ready 



PEKKNNIAL CATALOGUE {istmed sliorni)) 

 DELPlII.Vir.M CATALOGUE. 

 FEKX (A lALOCilE. 



seed caialogie. 

 japanese lilies, 

 beooxias and gladiolus. 



WATER LILY CATALOGrE {piiblishe'l in April) 



Perry's Hardy Plant Farm, Enfield, 



MIDDLESEX 



National Sweet Pea Society 



LONDON EXHIBITION 



ROYAL HORTICULTURAL HALL 



JULY 16th 1914 



Provincial Show at Botanic Gardens Park, Belfast 



July 24th, 1914 



(H. P. Piiikertrm. H.iii. Set-. fi>r Be lf.i.st Show. Hillseii. Taunton 



Now is the best time to join the Society. Annual sub- 

 scription from 5s. Schedules now ready. Sweet 

 Pea Annttal 2s. post free (free to Members). 



HENRY D. TIGWELL,Sec.,Greenford; Middlesex 



