No. 80. — This is an Ideal Frame for Allotment Holders and Small- 

 holders. Size, 4 ft. 9 in. by 3 ft. 9 in. Sides, 9 in. high. 

 Painted two coats and glazed with 15 oz. glass. Frames also 

 supplied in other styles and sizes. Reduced Price £2 17s. Od. 



No. H. 75.— The fronts are 11 in. high, backs 82 in. high. The 

 frf.me is 1 in. thick, and the lights 1* in., glazed with 15 oz. 

 glass, and painted two coats. 1-light frame, 4 ft. by 6 ft. Reduced 

 Price £5 8s. Od.; 2-light frame, 8 ft. by 6 ft. Reduced Price 

 £7 19s. Od. 



B. & P. Frames for Lasting Service 



No matter where you go, you cannot equal a B. & P. 

 Horticultural Frame, either in skilled workmanship or 

 high-class material. These Frames are built to 

 withstand year in and year out, the onslaughts of our 

 climatic changes. 



Every inch of each Frame is thoroughly examined by 

 experts before being sold to the Public. As present 

 stocks are limited, early orders are advised. 



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>oulton &rau 



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Enquiries incited for Oreetu 

 houses. Conservatories, Vinery 

 Ranges, Peach Houses, Carnation 

 Houses, Heating Systems, Garden 

 Frames, etc., of all descriptions, 

 with requisite accessories. 



These are in Stock Ready 

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i For many years I have been sup[ilying- plants of the | 



I best varieties at fair prices. Clients speak most | 



I hijjhly of the way I treat them ; " Perfectl}' satis- | 



I fied," "Really good," " Never g-o elsewhere," &c. | 



I Kindly mention this paper. | 



I A Few Special Offers. | 



I Bulbs. Order now at low advance offer prices. | 



I Darwin Tulips, 50 (5 named sorts), 7/6. May i 



I flowering- 506/8. Mixed Tulips, 50, 4/6. Crocus, | 



I 50, 3/-. Spanish Iris, lovely colours, 50, 2/9. | 



I Anglica Iris, 25, 3/- | 



FLAG IRIS I 



I If planted now will flower well next season. Six, all | 



I diff"erent, 3/- (if named 3/6). Six distinct Siberian | 



I and Japanese Iris, 3/- ; 12 for 5/6. | 



PYRETHRUM 



I I have a fine collection of these glorious coloured | 



I Marguerites. Plant as soon as new growth com- i 



I mences (August) to obtain best results, but order f 



I now to secure this special offer. i 



I 35/- collection for 7 6. viz 1—4 named doubles | 



I and 8 named singles, or, if preferred, 13 named | 



I singles, all the \ery best sorts. | 



I Polyanthus Seed, finest mixed, 1- I 



I Part postage on all orders 9cl. i 



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Dainty Rock Plants 



1 i HTHERE is 110 time like tlie present tor transplanting these 



= A interesting and charming plants from pots. They svill 



= become well rooted before the arrival of Winter and next 



= Spring will be " poems of beauty." 



1 i Bees' "UNCLE REMUS " Collection of 12 Rock Plants. 



5 10/- Carriage Paid. 



; I (12 first-class hardy plants to bloom in mid and latersumnier.) 



i Beesian Primrose Innocence Sunrose 



S Kosy Rockfoil White Star Bellflower 



= Creepins Gronnvell Crimson Thyme 



E Kose Queen Sunrose Yellow Rockfoil 



! I Florentine Rockrose Greek Milfoil 



E Balearic Sandwort Carpathian Bellflower 



Bees 



(12 fir 



"RAVENS WOOD " Collection of Rockery Plants. 

 10/- Carriage Paiil. 

 t-class liardy plants to bloom in the early summer.) 



Warley Candytuft 

 Pritchard's Aubrietia 

 Little Bee Rockfoil 

 Gra-cian Violet 

 Toothed Primrose 

 Daisy Everlasting 



Evergreen Candytuft 

 Scarlet Rockfoil 

 Yellow Grsecian Violet 

 Golden Alyssum 

 Pink Rockfoil 

 Julia's Primrose 



IJi^vrex*I>ool. 



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