THE GARDENERS’ 
CHRONICLE, 
[Marcu 2, 1895, 
— — 
WARE'S w issue H CATALOGUES. 
DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE. 
FLORISTS FLOWERS, 
CARNATIONS, 
PICOTEES, DELPHINIUMS, 
PANSIES, 
PENTSTEMONS, 
PHLOXES, PYRETHRUMS, 
VIOLETS, &o. 
Awarded THREE GOLD MEDALS, SILVER CUP, numerous SILVER-GILT and SILVER MEDALS 
and FIRST PRIZES, for HARDY PLANTS, durmg 1893— 4. 
DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE 
NEW gins, CLEMATIS, | 
CLIMBING PLANTS, 
FRUIT TREES, SHRUBS, 
GHENT and INDIAN 
AZALEAS, 
&., &e. 
idea 
as to cultivation, &o. Selections are m 
conversant with this class of plants. 
THOMAS S. 
s for various purposes; these will be found u 
pl wn is given, together with the colour of the 
pe CATALOGUES FREE UPON APPLICATION. 
EACH CATALOGUE is carefully compiled, the descriptions of plants are concise without being 5 
of the general character ane the popoia of each 
flower, as we copious notes 
seful by many people who are w thoroughly 
Collsutions ‘att 105 be made for N in any soil, and 5 any situation. 
SEPARATE CATALOGUES of the following were issued in January (Copies may still be had post- free): — san er 
VEGETABLE and FLOWER SEEDS, CHRYSANTHEMUMS, BEGONIAS, and | GLADTIOLI. 
WARE, 
zones TOTTENHAM, LONDON. 
(Please mention this Paper when veil Sor Catalogues.) 
WEBBS’ 
SEEDS 
dae pep 
Creme Hall: 
ly perfection 
CARROT, 
MARKET FAVOURITE. 
. WILKES, gardener to G. Meakin, Esq., 
— Webbs Market in vourite Carrot is 
0z., 
CELERY, 
WEBBS’ NEW PINK PERFECTION. 
A new early 5 dwarf c — habit of growth. 
our JCUMBER, 
P for either exhibi rposes 
or ordinary cultivation. 2s. 6d. re 
LEEK, WEBBS’ cOLOSSA 
ee ally seitab 3 and being ot immense size, is 
1s. 64. per packet, post- free, 
RUNNER BEAN, 
tanga tee? e ECLIPSE, 
. „Stone House :—* Webbs’ 
Eeli ipse Bean is very y prolito, of ‘beautiful flavour, and very 
tender,“ 2s. per pi 
BROCCOLI, 
WEBBS’ NEW AVALANCHE. 
4K se age gardener to S. Stokes, Esq. :—** Webbs’ 
ia Boo alanche —is exceedingly hardy, and well 
— th foliage.“ 1s. 6d. & 28. 6d. arge: E. — DNI , post-free, 
WEBB & SONS, sense 
EGONIAS A SPECIALTY.—Awarded Nine 
Gold Medals, Go ld Cup. and only Gold Medal 
Begonias at the Intern: 
| saved from prize plants. Choices 
ee 1s., 28. 6d., and 5s. 
single, 
Tube: 
ed singl # 60s. per 
seedlings, 4s, to 21s. per dozen; 1 choicest, 38. ‘ite per 
m 188. per dozen; choicest 
per dozen; 1 mixed, kor bedding, 
8 es gratis. 
JOHN LAING a ND sop 2 Growers, &c., Forest 
LAXTON’S 
STRAWBERRY PLANTS. |’ 
SPECIAL REDUCTION in PRICES, 
for SPRING PLANTING, 
ROYAL SOVEREIGN, = per 100 
SENSATION, 10s. per 
LAXTONS’ SCARLET QUEEN — RUSKIN, 
COM PETIT 
Ss a QUEEN, 
COMMANDER 
| LORD SUFFIELD 
GUNTON PARK 
EMPRESS OF INDIA 
At 5s. per 100. At 28. 6d. per 100. 
STRAWBERRIES in Small Pots, for Spring 
Planting, at 20 per cent. reduction. 
DESCRIPTIVE LIST GRATIS, from 
LAXTON BROTHERS, 
BEDFORD. 
VEITCH 's 
CHOICE 
FLOWER SEEDS 
POST-FREE. 
VEITCH’S SUPERB PRIMULAS. 
warded a Special 7 by the Royal Horticultural 
Society for peo quality. 
rer Packet, 28. 6d. 
VEITCH'S CHOICE CYCLAMEN. 
oe are ere awarded a Special oni 
the Royal Hortionitural Society for the superior qu 
k: their Cyclamen, per r packet, 28. 
„Velxons SUPERB CLIN, 
ny oe -flowering strain; large open — 
eedingly beautiful and varied colou 
VEITCH’S NEW WHITE PERPETUAL 
FLOWERING TEN-WEEK STOCK. 
A handsome variety, producing immense spikes 2 
double, pure white — of unusual 1 -pe pimi 
— of neat bushy habit, and exceedingly usef 
n pots, 
F VEITCH’S COLLECTIONS of FLOWER 1058, 
unsurpassed for quality œ — at — 
158s., 21s., and 428. each, containing the 
and useful varieties, 
JAMES VEITCH & SONS 
YAL EXOTIC NURSERY, 8. W. 
CHELSEA, LONDON; . 
