IRISH GARDENING. 



THE_ 



Leading Horticultural Manure 



Cross's Garden Fertiliser 



Occupies the first place ^vith Horticulturists 



One cwt. will go as far as 1 i cwts. of most 



Garden mamures 



Other essentials for the Garden and Greenhouse — 



CROSS'S CLUBICIDE 



CROSS'S NICOTINE VAPORISER 



CROSS'S 



ORGANIC TOMATO GUANO 



To be had from your Seedsman 

 Manufactured by 



Alex. Cross & Sons, Ltd. 



19 Hope Street, GLASGOW 





BENTLEY'S 



Concentrated Alkali 



ENORMOUS AND RAPIDLY-GROWING SALE 



A quick-acting and 

 most popular Non- 

 Poisonous Winter Wash 



Highly effective and convenient for use as a 

 Winter Spray upon Fruit Trees and Forest 

 Trees of every kind. Destroys Insects (wfiether 

 in the active or dormant state), Spores of Fungi, 

 Licfiens, Mosses. Cleanses the bark from vege- 

 table grov/ths. Detaches loose and decayed bark, 

 thereby exposing the harboring places of the 

 Insects, and having on these a most deadly effect 

 without injuring the trees 



REDUCED PRICES 



I to 5 tins, 1/3; 8 tins, 1/2; I2 tins, 1/1; 20 tins, 

 I Id. ; 40 tins, I Od. each 



CARRIAGE PAID ON 76 ORDERS AND UPWARDS 



Sole Manufacturers 



JOSEPH BENTLEY, Ltd. 



Chemical Works. BARROW-ON-HUMBER, HuLL 



SOME REALLY CHOICE HARDY PLANTS 



Mimulus Cardin: 

 I "Eldorado," new, 

 urn Parthenium U: 

 1/3; Geum Heldr 



andiflor; 



for I/-; 



PLAN IS in three's. 

 Coreopsis Grandiilo 

 Snowball, 3, i/-; Pyrell 



Heldrachii Superbum, 3, 1/3 ; Geum Heldrcchi Lutea, 3, i, 3 ; Geum 

 Guildford Variety, 3. i'-; Campanula Humosa and Morheimi, finest 

 double blue and' white. 3 of each, 2/-; Helianlhus Mollis, 3, 1/3. 

 Chrvsanth. Max. Rev. Chas. Lunn, perpetual flowering, grand, 3, i/-; 

 King Edward VII., 3, i '-. Hieraceum Rubrum, 3, i/ ; Hemerocallls 

 Dr. Kegel, 3, 1/3; Tradescantia Major, deep purple. Major Alba, verj- 

 fine, 3 each, 2/-; Gaillardi; 

 Coreopsis Ten 



./3 ; Li' 



special hybrids, 

 '-; Achillea "W. B. Child," 

 lum Lewisii and Alba, 3 each, 

 ephala,'3, i'-. Diantlius Superbus .Mbus, 

 ; Arabis Rosea; new lovely rose, 3, i/-; Phlox 

 ie scarlet crimson spikes, i/- each ; Dianthus 

 V. finest in existence, large crimson scarle 



vhite for c 

 i,6;'Centaurea M: 

 delightfullv sweet, 4 

 W. B. Child, new im 

 "E. T. Anderton," 



flowers size of crown piece, grand for rock garden or border, 1/- 

 3, 2/6. Phloxes, 6 extra, named, 1/9, 12, 3/-; Delphinium, grand named, 

 3, 1-; 6. i/q : Gloxinia Foxgloves, 6, i/-, 12, i/g ; 6 Pyrethrum, Smgle, 

 i/Q, 6 Double, both to name, extra, 1/9 ; 3 Gypsophila Pan,Compacta, 

 the best, 3, i/- ; 6 Double Crimson Sweet Williams, i/-; 12 " Holborn 

 Glory," grand stufl^, 1/6 ; 12 " Pink Beauty," 1/6 ; 3 .iVnthemis Kelwayii. 

 i/-; Physalis Bunyardii, the finest " Chinese Lantern " plant, 3. 2;- ; 

 Violas, grand stuflT. in 20 best vars., 10/- 100, 50, 5/6 ; 12 l^p-to-Date 

 Michaelmas Daisies. 4/-, nothing finer, 6 for 2/3. Thousands of other 

 thincs to offer, all carriage p.aid, sure to please. 6 pl.ints added to 

 every I..,- order, 12 to 20/ order, Purchaser-s SeUclU';. 



Child's Hardy Plant Nursery, Acock's Green, BIRMINGBAM 



CHRYSANTHEMUMS 



Ni:\V (, .\T.\i.oc'.i'K issued iiy Norman Davis 

 Now Ready, post free. The Choicest Varieties, 

 as supplied to the leading^ exhibitors for the pa.st 35 

 years. .Mso a Splendid Collection of Singles, Decorative 

 Varieties, and tlie Best and Choicest Michaelmas Daisies 



Chrysanthemum Nurseries, FRAMFIELD, UCKFIELD, SUSSEX 



