Fesavary 23, 1895. 
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1000 SPIR EA JAPONICA and S. ASTIL- 
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30 
00 Be BONNETT, Seedsman, Heathfiald, — 
LUMS TOCK S, &c.— od roots. and trimmed 
rory BRIARS , sele — — for grafting or budding. 
1 Dag oe Fruit Sg a ere inds.— WILL 
LER. Fruit- se- gro n, Middlesex. 
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pots pe 
s. per 
ft., 6s. rice Haastii, aon k 4s. ; Wei 
a iion, 1 0 12 in., 258. 100; Yew, English, Ae fe, 24s. 
225 0 L. N ryman 
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‘Sosa Das 8 be benefitted 
by sowing 
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TILLEY BROS., 
Seed Establishment, Brighton 
Iilustrated Catalogue Free, 
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the 
Queen * ‘Watering Places,” 
DANIELS’ 
CONTINUITY LETTUCE 
This eee is remark- 
— ‘iad ong-staying qualities. 8 
: „even in the hottest weather, 
but Nenn its large, firm, and crisp he 
long after all other sorts have “ bolted” or 
ed. e sowing this is equal 
sowings of other varieties. This 
8a really first-class “see — can spc highly 
s testim 8. 
Per Oz., 1s. a. per 3 6d. 
PRICE to the TRADE on APPLICATION. 
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„DANIELS BROS., 
SEED GROW WERS AND NURSERINAI 
NORWICH. 
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FOREST, AVENUE TREES NUE TREES AND SHRUBS. 
e Fe per 1000 5 to 8 ft., 40s. per 1000; 10 to 
LAUREL, Cor to 24 feet, 100s. per 1000; 2} to 3 ft., 
PRIVET „208. per 100; 5 to 6 ft., 1256. er doz. 
e Toy Sig: pes 1000, b 
30s. per 1000, 
1k to 3 ft. 
i rA toste. 50s. per 1000. 
to 10 ft, 40s. per 100; 12 to 15 ft., 158. per doz. 
CHESTNUTS,’ Hors 10 to 12 ft., 184. per doz 19 40 18 ff., 
äs IS to 20 ft., 4s. each. 
i 12s. doz. ; 10 to 12 ft. 168. per doz: 
PLSS, Stout, 10 to 14 100 Fo 
Be 8 40 bl $ 2 3 A 4 ft., 30s. aa 
X , Bus 
Bot. Gorch) 2 to db fl., Bose per ion” isi, = 
LAURELS ae 1 . 
1 0dr ip te, be. Ber 100. 6. 
fis r 100, 
1 R. CKER, The Nurseries, Faringdon, Berks. 
, 
wi NDER S PRIZE PETUNIAS. 
in in every way, N f ils to take First Prize. 
Double fi y aver ails e Firs 
60, A.; Singlestripea i m — {i = 3s. packets; Single 
RID AMARANTHUS. 
Double Beg ons. Grown as easily — 5 quickly as Bal- 
Margaret en e 15. 6d. Ne — —— 
Q — 64. New P. Margaret 
katable ari Power novelty, 2s. 6d. per packet. Catabges gue of 
DER A ND SONS, NURSERY, PLYMOUTH. 
LIE GARDENERS’ 
T te a 
S PROHIDS, CHEAP. Thousands 
tfrom. Write for LIST 
P. McARTHUR,’ 9 „ London, W. 
Pe TATOS. „ ECORD; Seed direct 
m Webb & Son; 148. per 1 12 Ib. 
J. SEYMOUR, . Garden ner, Crookes, Sheffield. 
T OVELS SGRERInE Aho ee ee 
Ls YORKSHIRE N 
Autumn transplanted, 25, 1s.; 100, 3s.; 500, 1 
Carriage paid. Descriptive LIST free. 
W. LO _ W. LOVEL AND SON » Strawberry Growers, Driffield. 
BIN GHANA PRIMULAS. — Ev 
ey 
the finest — ay that the SDa m Show is the finest 
Primula Show anyw where. Pri as much 
— as quack — 7 icine. Small packets to include The 
Lady Churchill, &c. 2s. 6d., about 40 seeds 90 do., 58. 
Webbs 1 a — ounces very cheap. 
PE AND SONS, King's Norton, Birmingham. 
UR NEW MELON, BARON HAMILTON 7 
in — JAME ES 510 880 “AND SONS, 
—— 32, Hanover Street, Edinbur 
A SES oath — — Forcing: five years old, 
A, TOO 
ts, 00; extra fine, 6 epe rs old, 
15s. On rail, — with o — My Asparagus always 
makes roe qetiy at Covent Garden. 
J. J. CLARK, Market Gardener, Goldstone, Brighton, 
ECOMA SMITHI (finest Seed 8 of 
e Season). — ELECTROS for CATA * 
— and . e, iculars, may be had of the Foii Whol 
EVERYTHING For THe GARDEN 
on THE ESTATE, 
NURSERIES 
over 450 Acres. 
FOREST TREES, WRITE FOR 
FRUIT TREES, LISTS— 
» ROSES, &c. POST FREE, 
SEEDS, 
BULBS, 
IMPLEMENTS. 
DICKSONS, CHESTER. 
OR ORCHIDS of every description at 
Reasonable Prices, and efficient men to cultivate them, 
W. L. LEWIS AND CO., Southgate, London, N. 
PRICE LIST free. 
apply to— 
Important to Mushroo 
UTHBERT’S ‘SPÉCIALITÉ "MUSHROOM 
alike; most productive. Hundreds 
R. AND G. GUTHBERT, Beed, Bulb, and Plant Merchants, 
— N. Established 1797. 
Pot-roots, good named sorts ; 
Se Pompom, and m, and Cac Fe 12s. per 100; 50, 6s. 6d. 
SUUN 8. 10 41 WARD'S. Nurseries, Walthamstow. 
7 IL GERANIUM CUTTINGS, 
Pas 15 . per 100, or 25s. per 1000. JACOBY GERANIUM 
Cuttings 35. 6d. pe 0 
eg order. 
BOU tron, Beechen ursery, Swanley. 
H O E ERMAN 
C FLOWER and VEGETABLE oe 
CATALOGUES free on applica 
FRED, REMER, Seed Grower, 3 Germany. 
ELLE BORUS NIGER MAJOR 
CHRIS 
Several hundred good panpe; i — bigoming from fram 
fit for dividing for stock, 6s. per amlari a 13 
half specimen CRO TONS, 3 kt. 2 ft., pui i pinta, fo — — 
G. KERSWILL, Old Bowhill in Nurseries, St. Thoma 
RHODODENDRONS ON THEIR OWN ROOTS 
est named hardy kinds can now be supplied. These 
se 5 plants, which are in many 
rchaser, 
instances most unsatisfactory to the pu 
ANTHONY WATERER, 
KNAP HILL NURSERY, WOKING, SURREY, 
CHRONICLE. 
225 
CAEYSANTHEMUM 1 L. 1 Ins best 
on} CUTTING Merag be ora, pn ine: 
RK ES, ES, 9, Glads ia Boal Horsham. 
URP US SI STOCK.—The Head Gardener has 
a splendid Stock of all the best TOMATO PLANTS, 
regen GERANTUMS, MARGUERITES, HELIOTROPES, 
888 Dash wood, Gravesend, 
‘YELLOW. MARGUERITE (FEU D'OR).— 
This grand single Yellow, splendid habit, wonde erfully 
free Spee for either or bed ing, = ipe r cutting, is not 
ualled for its ul coi now be supplied 
to be eq 
at 1s. 34. p 
s dozen, “gp J plants ; or 85 — er 100, strong 
cuttings. Cash 9 order. CHAR W. LAW, Florist, 
Manor P ry, East Finchley, London 
6d., and 
ow. Tobe 
hoice Hybrids for 
Mivetrated 3 List and 
- BOX, Kegonia Grower, Cro — 
RUIT TRE ES.— Apples, Pears, Plums, 
erries, Peaches, Nectarines, Apricots, Nuts, 
rries, Strawberries, Currants, Figs, and all other 
Fruits, in all forms, of best quality, true to name, and very 
reasonable in price. A splendid stock to choose from. Priced 
Descriptive Catalogue free by post. 
AUL AND SON. Waltham Cross, Herts. 
jpSaac MATTHEWS anp SON rhe f to 3 
000 extra strong THORNS, 100, 000 oval leaf ETS, 
000 RHODODENDRONS in variety, including ali rej best 
sorts for fork and covert plantation. FOREST TREES in 
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per 
pots, per doz. 
. Gratis,—J OHN R 
Hardy 
variety ; ES, AUCUBAS, GOLDEN ELDERS, and all 
other general Nursery 8 Price list on application to the 
urseries, Milton, toke-on- 
Wholesale Vegetab snd eren 
AN SHARPE a e prepared to give 
è SPE CIAL 1 for pg fine selected stocks 
of 2 ULTURAL SEEDS of 1894 growth, 
which will — with those of other 
English prs en 
SEED-GROWING ESTABLISHMENT, WISBECH. 
SWEET PEAS FOR SALE 
cess Beatrice . 16 Ib. | § — ee „ lb. 
Mrs. Sankey, White ` ae 2 * ixed * 81b. 
Blue Invincible. 
A. H., 128, King’s Konad, N 
GRE EN’S GREAT ANNUAL SALE. 
30,000 1 CUTTINGS, F. V. Raspail, 3s. per 100, 
ted, in 60's, 100 Exhi- 
20,000 CHRYSANTHEMUMS, well roo 
ae on and Market varie’ ies, 18, dd per doz., 10s, per 
00, £4 per 
—— CARNATIONS in 48's, 6s. per doz. ; ; in 60's, 5s. per doz. 
3 „gana stuff „ in 48's, 30s. per 100; in 32s 
4,000 white CYCLAMEN ide” —ä0 3 bud and 
bloom, in 4878, 6s. per doz. All f 
JAMES GREEN, Reliance — E 
FLORISTS FLOWERS 
HARDY BORDER PLANTS. 
FORBES ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE 
E will E seit e ra ta — Bade asere. 
e great Scotch newspa’ The Scot. says: Of the 
purveryinen who make a 22383 of FLORISTS" FLOWERS 
and HARDY BORDER PLANTS, , of Hawick, is 
probably the most widely known. 4 
SUBSTANTIAL AFFAIR of 130 pages, and when it is stated 
that the name and description of a plant rarely occupy more 
than one line, some idea may be formed of the vast number of 
ties offered.“ 
“the NEW 1 kor 1895 is enlarged to about 150 
marth cultivating — the way RISTS’ ELOWE 
HARDY BO ANTS, with accurate descripti 
prices, copious notes as to —— how and 
HARDY BORDER PLANTS, “sed a i 0 other valuab e 
thie te ever issued on this popular class of 
N YMAN, 
JOHN FORBES, navi "am 
SHARPE'S QUEEN PEA. 
For TRADE PRICE, nr To ` 
CHARLES SHARPE « CO., 
— SLEAFORD. 
