No. 80.— This IS an Ideal frame for Allotment Holders and Small- 

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

 Painted two coats and glazed with 15 oz. glass. Reduced Price 

 £2 l~s. Frames also supplied in other styles and sizes. 



No. H. 75. — The fronts aie 11 in. high, backs 22 in. high. The 

 frame is 1 in. thick, and the lights li in., glazed with 15 oz. 

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

 Price £5 8s.; 2-light frame, 8 ft. by 6 ft. Reduced Price £7 19s. 

 3-light frame, 12 it. by 6 ft. Reduced Price ilO 13s. 



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. 



Telephone 

 851 Norwich 



Enquiries in.iied for Oreen- 

 hotises. Conservatories. Vinery 

 R iitges. Peach Houses, Carnation 

 Houses. Heating Systems. Gar den 

 Frames, etc.. of all descriptions, 

 with requisite accessories. 



These are in Stock Ready 

 for Immediate Delivery. 

 Write for our List of 

 Garden Frames & Small 

 Greenhouses. 



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BULBS 



J. J. THOOLEN 



The Export Nurseries 



I>TAr,i.isitrr: 1884. 

 Heemstede, Haarlem, Holland 



Has the honour to announce that his Illustrated Price List of Bulbs 

 and Plants in English, Autumn, 1921, at lowest prices, will be sent 

 post free on application. No charge for packing. Orders of 15/- 

 and above entirely free to Destinations in England; Scotland, and 

 Ireland, ttc. First Quality guaranteed. 



SOME SELECTIONS OF BULBS FROM PRICE LIST 



doz. 



s. d. 



100 

 s. d. 



Hyacinths, 



the finest mixtuie for bedding or 



2 12 



Hyacinths, single, first size, named, in 25 leading 

 sorts, red, white and blue varieties, equal 

 quantities my selection 



Tulips, single early, in the finest mixture .. 



Crocus, first size, in the finest mixture 



Crocus, >ocond size, in the finest mixture . . 



3 G 

 1 

 6 



Chionodoxa lucilese ((iU 

 Iris, Spanish, mixed . . 

 Darwin Tulips, luixcd 

 Single Narcissus, mixe.l 

 Double Narcissus, miM 1 

 Trumpet Narcissus 

 PoeticuB Drnatus 



ain^lc, 11. V 



Golden Spur 



25 Bulbs "ill be ch;i!'.'i' 



rv of the Snow), blue 



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I at tho inn rate. ' C at the pric 



Dainty Rock Plants 





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THEBE is no time like the present for transplanting these 

 interesting and charming plants from pots. They rtill 

 become well rooted before the arrival of Winter an'l next 

 Spring will be " poems of beauty." 



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

 10/- Carriage Paid. 

 (12 first-class hardy plants to bloom in mid and latcrsummcr.) 

 Beesian Primrose Innocence Sunrose 



Kosy Rockfoil White Star BellHowcr 



Creepine Gromwell Crimson Thyme 



Rose Queen Sunrose Yellow Rockfoil 



Florentine Rookrose Greek .Milfoil 



Balearic Sandwort Carpathian Bellflower 



Bees' "RAVENS WOOD" Collection of Rockery Plants. 



10/- Carri; 

 (12 first-class hardy plants 

 Warley Candytuft 

 Pritcbard's Aulirirtia 

 Little Bee Rockfoil 

 Gra-cian Violet 

 Toothed Primrose 

 Daisy Everlasting 



l'; 



loom in tlie early summer.) 

 Evergreen Candytuft 

 Scarlet Rockfoil 

 Yellow Graxian Yiolet 

 (iolden Alyssum 

 Pink Rockfoil 

 Julia's Primrose 



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