278 THE GARDENERS’ CHRONICLE. [Marcu 2, 1895, 
A, armata angustifolia. 
Bet eee Gc | GREAT REDUCTION w FRAMES BOULTON * PAUL 
PLANTS X. F. North. RTICULTURAL 
Without knowing the extent ot the banker, it is * BUILDERS. 
difficult to advise, Tall-growing deciduous 
No, 73. SPAN-B OOF GARDEN FRAME. 
EEN i be edged with the dark- 
‘caved Berberis aquifolium, or B. Darwini, with PORTABLE PLANT FRAMES. 
specimen plants of Berberis japonica at intervals. | These var = bmp be ian 
These plantewould give light and dark foliage, and together and tak s by 
yellow flowers and purple berries in season. O] her Sizes and Prices, ister r asker 4 adb 
kaosan pietati dwarfer varieties of Delphiniams, 6 2 long, 3 feet wide CASH 2 0 0 
Iris, Papavers, Inulae, Pyrethrums, dwarf 6 feet „ 4 feet „ ghp 0 
> *, » Tulips, issus, | 12 teh ` „ 4 feet „ PRICES, 4 0 0 
Gladioli would be On the south front 6 feet „ 5 feet „ OARRTIAdRE 2 15 0 | ica NS he eae 
of a house —— more neat than a border 12 feet „ 5 feet „ 4 15 0 tt. byeft. . £2 9 0} 12ft. by 6 ft. 45 7 0 
of spring and summer gente — with a good 12 feet 6 feet PAID 512 6 8 ft. by 6ft. . 818 0 16 ft. by 6 ft. . 6 18 0 
broad atrip of wol Kup t grass in front of it, The are on : . — 
eaves of the house, if Apries with 2 would PIT y4 
ger sizes at proportionate prices. re 2 s 2 i x mhg p Si 1 each. 
LIGHTS 3 y 4 ft., unpainte unglaze 5 
oot adet tne planta A deen Pat e R. HALLIDAY & CO. 
de to make a border round the Boule 3 feet wid 7 WALL FRUIT-TREE PROTECIORS. 
ROYAL, HORTICULTURAL: WORSE, No. 65.—With Removable —— 24 “= 3 er 14. 
2 Os 
wally Emanan or Ros ogos 921 7 the MIDDLETON, M ANCHESTER: No. 654.—A Cheaper Form, 24 ft. by 
a 2.Holloway Rd.. N. No. 75. MELON & CUCUMBER FRAME 
e next 
pleats within 7 feet a the wall might be injured 
by snowslips from the roof, B. V. FLOWER POTS 
Piumspaco capensis: Hummi* The plant must oy Regt a ee UA ira 
; 9. p CONWAY Gd. WARNE (Ltd.), 
secretions visible on the apaa of the leaves being 
due to punctures made 
MILLIONS IN STOCK. CONTRACTORS TO 
H.M. GOVERNMENT., 
Roor aeg angel - LEGUMIN 
lite: 30 pee and Silver Medals — 
osm: W. C. The ; : ] 
rature 18 very extensive. . Hellriegel’s 
nd 4 ft. by 6 ft. £115 0 12 ft. by 6ft. ... £315 0 
papers are in 3 In England, Lawes an e Lists free on Applic * 5 0 
Gilbert, Marshall Ward and Warington have AiR Ada — 
written on the subject, and some notice is given a3 No. 1. —VIOLET FRAME, 6 feet by 4 feet 308 
in most of the moder n tex text- books on botany and RUSSIA MA S. milar to No. 75, with two lights, id 
e ji i rn 
agr icultur e, Per Bundle of 10. on Orders of 408. value to any 
ar erie — a NEW ARCHANGEL MATS ... (9 ft. tr ft. 6) 108. CARRIAGE PAID Aoda station. in 0 Be 
Jacobus,” "We pe not suppose that you will 1 PES TAGANROG MATS ve (T ft.. by 446,), . i x 
in obtaining sufficient roots from the stem to sup- » HEAVY PETERSBURG ‘MATS (7 ft. bya ft. 10) 78. 
port life for any length of time, if the root-ateck | NEW LIGHT PETERSBURG MATS (7 ft. by 3 ft. 6) 5s, —" 
Ea SECOND-HAND PACKING MATS, 20/-, 25/- & 35/- p. 100. ee R A Fi 
BEST PLAITED RAFFIA and COCOA FIBRE REFUSE, } W ATER 5 P PLlANç 
. OF THE or RHODODENDRONS : „ CUBA BAST 1s 1 gt CE 
j s 405 eae at ne per lb. 
W, R. C. The olies A of d y Kiti and a low tempe- 5 
rature, inducing condensation, HORTICULTURAL SUNDRIES OF Every Kinp, i DE =e e ae 5 E i 88 9 
CATALOGUE 
SrrawBERRIES : M. A. B. Most of the early-formed 7 
fruits have turned black, which may be due to th 
neglect of the young men to afford the plants JAM ES T. ANI AN D E RSON 
water, as you yourself suppose ; Or to their being 135 & 137, COMMERCIAL ST., LONDON. E d 
air, e are e 5 . 
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inclined to the latter 4 H. GLANVILLE, ; Ee 
Su.psate or Inox: Horseman, This substance á CHARLES Davy & © 
Ente vitriol f little ial value, b 
ne bers e bat of, le e va 1 WIRING. HOT WATER ENGINEERS 
— the trunks and bran lies fruit 17 55 
t trees. We 
should hesitate to advise its use on the son when 
frait, or on Strawberries. 
NS FIELD, 
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XL ALL PREPARI PREPARATIONS. 
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H. T. W. re about in 1 Even the dreaded Me easel 
—— — ; — : _ Scale, A prone Blight, Thrip, &c., cam be 0 ibe above 
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