1 DEAOHES. and RECT ARINES. — Standard 
trained ; fine bearing trees. Sure fe e 
Price list free.— WILI. TAYLER, Hampton, Middle 
| R ORCHIDS of every description at 
Reasonable Prices, and efficient men to cultivate them, 
apply to 
W. L. LEWIS anv CO., Southgate, London, N. 
PRICE LIST free. 
Strawberries and Raspberr 
CANN ELL & SONS 3 all the best 
y è new and sorts in great quantities, a n tho very 
finest condition, 408 at very low prices; pre solic 
SWANLEY. KENT 
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forc: or gre TEA- S CORNER 
RONEM. varieties (Grant and climbing kinds), 30s. to 
tis, per doz. gd cig hin 245. to 1 bet T doz 
WM. P 2 o > SON m Cro 
Turner’s Eeee Rambler 
HARLES TURNER o PERIT, exira strong 
plants from ground, 8 1925 10 f 
The Roy al Nurseries, Sloug 
RS. PARKER RETORNE 1 most 
5 THANKS to all Subscribers to the Royal 
Gardeners’ oe Loga 3 i by their iec towards 
the Election of h 
VE 5 Forcing 
ap pte 12s, 
avg years old, 
— 6 years old, 
on Asparagus always 
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ket Gardener; Goldstone, Brighton, 
ee X ROYAL SOVEREIGN 
(LAXTON).—Well-rooted Runners, 33. m oe . 20s, per 
pe 3 r — 5 NNERS, 6s. per d 408. per 
100; free cas N, Mayfield 3 “Perth, N.B. 
rong Plants from ttings 
n (true) :—Countess of Kintore ; ; do., Wharncliffe, Duchess 
Fife, Mago Skylark, Archie Grant, Goldfinch, 55 8d. 
Per dozen, „per 100 ; Inula gland e, 1 pee a san- 
(HoE GARDEN P Deas. Fina eite. 
— 
—Taber’s DUKE O F YORK, cee aa per . per 
genet ioe. per peck; DU KE OF A es 
> Per peck; Sangster’s No. 1, 84. ert ati! Al per peck ; 
WILLIAM THE FIRST, 9d. per quart, 58. per peck. 
Write for my List of Seeds at yr nee y onal prices, 
THOMAS OLEMAN, Saffron Waldren. 
SEEDS, of best quality only. — BonneTr’s 
8 egetable Collections, 16 to 34 varieties iis es, 
+ to 50s. stion uarant Amateur» Guide 
en @ E. BONNETT, Seedsman, Heathfield, Sussex. 
Mete FOR SALE.—Good, strong, 
y Stuff, 
3 = e 
APTER THE BATTLE, 
EVERGREENS UNINJURED | by FROST, 
VARIEGATED HOLLIES. 
ue Specimens to the Smaller Sizes. 
a GREEN POULTER. 6 to 7 feet. 
| 3 EWS, 5 to 6 feet. 
=e AUSTRIACA, y to 6 feet. 
ERS in great variety, 3 
y, 3 to 8 feet. 
 REODODENDRO NS, named, 2 to 4 feet. 
» PONT Nic bushy, 2 to 3 feet. 
DECIDUOUS 
SHRUBS AND TREES, 
mense Number and Variety. 
PAUL & & SON, 
er 
CATALOGUE NOW READY, 
Free on application, from 
J. R. PEARSON & SONS, 
CHILWELL NURSERIES, NOTTS. 
J. ͤ ee ˙ 
FLORISTS’ FLOWERS 
HARDY BORDER PLANTS. 
FORBES „ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE 
And will bi voli a to an: i sired Purchasers. 
ber great Scotch newspaper, Scotsman, says: Of the 
serymen who ERE a Specialty. of SA hs ig FLOWERS 
* HARDY BORDER PLANTS, Forbes, of Hawick, is 
probably the most widely eee, hie on catalogue fers * is a 
SUBSTANTIAL RE Ste of 130 pages, and when stated 
i% att d des et of a plant rarely phd more 
formed of the vast number of 
to about 
fo or 1895 is anahi 
HARDY LANTS, with accura eser bien — 
Prices. 3 notes as to their r origin, how and where best 
to grow, index of the common popular names of 
HAR 
be elsewhere, which render 
this he BEST, MOST 5 and 1 CATA- 
10001 of pla 
JOHN FORBES, e- Fön 
GARDEN SEEDS-FARM SEEDS 
Special pitsi on N 
CHARLES SHAR SHARPE &C0., 
Seed e ‘Sleaford. 
LILIUM AURATUM. 
GRAND PLUMP BULBS, fresh from a i ars 
100. 
FINE BULBS, up to 9 in die shé “18 
GRAND BULBS, 9 to 10 — eed ies 30 0 
LARGER BULBS, 10 to 11 inches ... 7 . 01 50 0 
3 BULBS... 2 4.8440 ive 
RATUM PLATYPHYLLUM sys i — ) ews 
ALBUM KRETZERI, arge é . 10 bss 
RUBRUM CRUENTUM 4 * . * 
BATEMANNIZ (apricot) bei 1 9 ie 
KRAMERI (pink) ae 
Pia er Rutten at same pri 
ARRIAGE PAID, PACKED ay ‘FIBRE. 
SON, F. R. Hl. S., 1y import 
W. H. _ HUD 0 j Lily importer, 
LBURN, LONDON, N.W. 
Marom 2, 1895. THE GARDENERS’ CHRONICLE 255 
LES COLLINS” FUND.— 
TM enter deset ice NEW ZONALS, r etenn 
Esd pi £ s. d, RYSTAL PALACE—SPRING EXHIBI- 
; 1 82 sa 2 NEW CANNAS, C FLOWERS end PLANTS ee 
. 0 
jE met apg 02 0 Se Rivin Siwas 2 , | NEW PELARGONIUMS | „s*es h Poat on Application to 
Jam. F. — M 3 a Crystal Palace, S.E. Entries close on Saturday, Ma Departmen 
B and 3 HORTICUL- 
SPRING SHOW S Maroh ch 2 26, 27. 
For Schedules and ‘ah particular apply to the SECRETARY, 
56, Queen’s Road, Bri 
OR ORCHIDS and GARDENERS 
to Grow them, apply to SAN DERA 7 Albans. The finest 
stock of Orchids in che World. —30 minutes from St. Pancras. 
pect eke ̃ ⅛˙ T2 
HINHAM’S INDUSTRY GOOSEBERRV. 
Strong, well-grown bushes of this noted variety, 3s, 6d. 
per dozen, free.—_THOMAS S COLEMAN, Saffron Walden. 
1 SMITHI (finest Seed Novelty of 
—ELECTROS for CATALOGUES, and 
Seeds, and par Particulars, may be had of the London Whole- 
sale Seedsme: 
C e * G E R N 
FLO VEGETABLE SEEDS. 
CATALOGUES ame = application. 
FRED, RMER, See T; Quedlin — — Germany. 
00. . p 000, 
per Os. per 1000. ' MARGUERITES, best white 
and Feu Ons yellow, 5s. per MUSK, 5s, 
per 100 Paakage included for ith der, 
hingford, E. 
A ga 
rsery, Forest Side, 
MPSON, SEEDSMA 
N, Tavern 
now 
It includes — m 
Novelties a eR 
od Rariti 
Q 
undreds, the todowing 
| Patrinia rupestris 
— sulphureu Parochetus communis 
— Wp iat 
j. aculata 
C 
0 Senecio sagittifolius 
Datura cornucopia Tecoma Smithii 
Gladiolus oppositifiomms | Tritoma Tuckii 
which descriptions and prices will be found in the Catalogue. 
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FOREST, AVENUE TREES AND SHRUBS. 
ALDER, 3 to 5ft., 35s, per 1000; 5 to 8 ft., 7 
12 ft., 40s. per 100. 
LAUREL, Common, 1} to 23 feet, 100s. per 1000; 2} to 3 
15s. per 100; on, 3 tod te, ee pe Al hse tie ook 
. BEECH, 14 to 3 ft., 30s. per 1 
SYCA MORE, 4 to 6 ft., 50s. per 1 
BIROH. Silver, 8 to 10 ft, 40s. per 100; 12 to 15 ft., 15s. per doz. 
CHESTNUTS, Horse, 10 to 12 ft., 1e doz.; 12 to 13 ft., 
18 
ft., 4s, each 
to 9 ft., 10 to 12 ft., 15s. per doz. 
LIMES, Stout, abun. 18s. 
+ per 
PLANES, 10 to 12 ft., 24s. per ‘doz. 5 12 to 14 ft., 30s, per doz. 
BERBERIS AQUIFOLIA, Bushy, 1} to 2 ft., 155. per 100. 
BOX 3 2 to a ft., 35s. per 100. 
HOLLY, Common, 1$ to 2ft., 35s, set a , 50s, per 100. 
URELS, Portugal, 2 to 23 ft. 
YEW, English, 2 to 2} ft., 30s. — 100. 
CKER, The Nurseries, Faringdon, Berks, 
NEW WHITE ROUND POTATO. 
JOHNSONS’ shana Q. Q. 
12s. per doz. 5 
SELECT 2 
VEGETABLE SEEDS, 3 
CHOICE d u TED 
FLOWER SEEDS. $0 erer, 
SEED POTATOS,: e. 
GARDEN TOOLS, „er ama 
SUNDRIES, &c. 2 
CARRIAGE PAID. H 
DICKSONS, CHESTER. 
(Quantity and inten 
High record yield, 223 Ib., raised — 2 Ib. o 
W. 3 OHNSON 
MER 
GRO and 1 
the — valuable ‘variety, which, was raised by them 
first sent ou 
recent i intr roduction, and 
received n other honours awards. : 
Many testimonials have . — = — of the 
kingd iowa Newerymen and Sede rode eres 
Nui ee who write to date 
— early as possible? denen Boston Q. Q- 
P „ Wethink we can beat all your monials, fc 
ene lifted 15 stones 13 8 
of which were be, Ba tho demand 
, and k is again limi 
per peck ER 14 Ib.), 58.3 prin (8 1b.), 188. 
W. W. 70 K N 5 * & SON, 
SEED | AND J 
BOSTON, LINCOLNSHIRE. 
