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No. 430.— Vol. XVII. (Sans. 
SATURDAY, ‘MARCH 23, 1895. 
(Regt. as a News x PRI E 3d. 
p oma bse eng a, 
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American blight , 366 Plants, new or note- 
„ horticultur 357 worthy — 
Amsterdam, the Inter- haius Roeblingii 358 
national Exhibition at 367 | Rosary, the 
Botanical nomenclature 364 | Re-naming Roses 359 
Cabboges in winter, wie tocks — 8 359 
serving on. 7 | Royal Bota Gardens 
Cider or cy Kdinburgh, ‘notes from 
Cypripediums, French 9 
V 210 Sci atifie d ittee . 372 
Eucharis Stevensi ... 364 Societie 
Fernery, the hardy 369 Brussel is Orchidéenne, + 367 
Frosts, the late severe 368 | Crystal Palace 371 
Galanthus Elwesii var Edinburgh Botanical... 366 
ieulatus . 361 Horticultural Club 365 
n ’ grievances 364 Manchester Royal 
Herbaceous border, the... ` 361 Botanic 372 
2 tong com ph 99 OO Nationa 1 Rose 364 
um grandi 361 | Reading Horticultural 371 
—.— the — yal Botanic .. 371 
ae pn . 361 Royal Horticultural. 
Horticulture in schools... 368 | Spiræa hypericifolia in 
Kew and our Colonies .., 360 dia 363 
Leucodendron argenteum 368 | Strawberries, planting 
Masdevallia m out forced “p s. 368 
antha . eee „ 359 Swiss National Exhibi- 
Nursery notes— tion, the soe 
W. L. Lewis & Co., Vegetables, continental 
Southgate ...  ... 370 novelties in ... , 361 
Obituary egetables, exhibition of 
Crowther, 372 at Chiswick, 7 the 
Odontoglossum criepum, R. H. S. , 366 
manual of ... 360 Week’s work, the— 
Orchid notes and glean- Flower garden, the 362 
ings 360 | Fruits wander glass 363 
Phaleenopsis Schilleriana 367 | Hardy fruit garden; the 352 
Pinus silvestris, on the Kitchen r 362 
heredity of x Orchid-ho 362 
of... wee 360 Plants under —— 363 
ILLUSTRATIONS. 
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Fucharis — oth ... oe 75 z g 385 
thus > Klee — unguiculatus Deag 361 
asdevallia 1 hi ud dT — 
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NOTICE TO ADVE ADVERTISERS. 
In consequence of the alteration of the how 
going to Press, consequent on the large 5 
in 3 circulation, it is e ax that = Copy 
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FIRST 7037 THURSDAY MORNING 
e latest. 
Hybrid Streptocarpus Seed. 
` CANNELL SONS had the 
of exhibiting at the Temple Great Show, 
bel. The finest plants m. shown of these extremely hand- 
plants ; for * tey are 2 nest e 
w hee an; 282. — inary 
cultivation, dead ba a saving, 28. 6d., 3s. 6d., 
and 5s, per packet. 
SWANLEY, KENT. 
1 BASK ETS, made of the Best Teak, 
and with Copper-wire Suspenders; sho Cylinders Rafts, 
~ zent Lowest Peleas, —JOHN GOWAN AND , Ltd., 
neyard and N es, Garston, near na ag 
Vineyard and Nurseries, Garston, near Liverpool. | | 
STRAWBERRIES - — STRAWBERRIES.— 
k and Lord Suffield First-class 
paid. Pa apr 33 a oc ag Ls ere ech, Bs. 18 
xton’s Noble an uskin, true, 10s. 
duantity.— W. HORNE, Cliffe, Rocheste e py 
Dickson IMPROVED MUSHROOM 
14 Ca 8 eet Price per bushel of 
kes. de, Two bushele and n wards, carriage paid. One 
3s. 6 Cake, 9d.; 3 Selected Cakes, 2s 6 Selected Cakes, 
. 6d., free by Parcel Post.— DICKSONS, Chester. 
O Sak kan N B S: E DS. 
~ UTTON’S BAU TTEUL LAWNS: HOW 
O M EM. — “ee SUTTON’S 
Pamphlet on — Price ce d.; 
2UTTON’S SEEDS for MAKING and 
IMPROVING LAWNS.—Sow 3 to 4 bushels per acre for 
= a new Lawn, or 1 bushel per acre to improve existing 
urf 
S cones FINE GRASSES ONLY - for 
GARDEN LAWNS.— 
Clovers, — by lon 
creation of — elastic velvety — Price 3s, 6d. per 
25s. per bushel. 
oe Al LAWN MANURE. — In- 
able for renewing ere age g Lawns a beautiful 
ge ‘green colour. Tins, 1s., 2s. 6d., and 4s. 6d. Kegs of 
28 lb., 10s. 6d. 
UTTON’S LAWN OVER A 
ine is maintaining the a in 
condition. We can with confidence recommend The S N 
LAWN MOWER as the best in existence. 
In various sizes 
from 8 inches to 22 inches (width of — Price from 
22 158. to £9 10s. 
SUTTON’S SEEDS GENUINE ONLY D DIRECT FRO 
n AND Bay e 9 — 55 ROYAL 
SEEDSMEN. 
oe PTI OEE a se si . ͤ EO OT 
1 ee ey iinostvarioties: m Aur., 
Virginale, cent — 
Lemoine's Gladioli, Begonias, 1 sy Tigridia are Bulbs, & 
LYCORIS AUREA (see Plate i e Garden, J. 
1895), L. fed) List oF the when new), L. SANGUINEA ( (ove 
orange-red List ese beaut: Bact Sane’ with 
cultural —.— free. Ta 1 DO r. 
B. S. WILLIAs 
Nurseries, Upper — Louden n, 
OSES: a POTS.— 
me ‘and climbing 2 55 J Be. T 
Catalogue of KELW A Y AND , Lang 
ANTED, aD, SPECIMENS of CHAM 
EXOE A, in Tu Pots. State lowest price 
to J. BENBOW, Abbotsbury Castle * Dorchester, Dorset. 
to J. BENBOW, Abbotsbury k e . 
ANTED to 805 urchase, ae ORANGE | 
TRENA to eet; in bloom a — 
letter, G. D AR. F. R. H. S., Pot W. sats 
, EUCHARIS in P Must be 
healthy and free from Mite, in — iee for 
ORCHIDS.—ERIOA, 41. Wellington Street, Strand, W. O. 
WII e . Coelogyne 
Malmai e Carnations, for 
Calanthe, winter 2 era, Jasminum 
gracillinum. 
W. HOLDER, Staunton Harold, Ae 
WANTED, CUTTINGS of Geraniums, Tri- 
— Pinks, Jacoby. Cash. or go Pooh 
Tea Roses in pots. 1 1000.—TEA ROSE, 41, 
Wellington Street, Ben W. O 
W ASPLENIUMS, 
WHITEHEAD Heathville Nursery, Gloucester. 
Large and 
N af GIANT WHITE PRIMULA. 
RIMULA FIMBRIATA “SNOWBALL.” 
Per packet, 5s 
B. S. WILLIAMS AND SON, Victoria and Paradise 
Nurseries, Upper Holloway, London, N. 
Turner’s Crimson Ram 
Oldie TURNER can 5 anisa strong 
5 aa 8 to 10 fost feet 
Mec t. COUPER — Tete th the “neighbourhood 
iog, is prepared to receive m for portions, 
or the — a is Stock of Fruit 2 Trees removed this 
season. May be viewed at any time, an! 122 
GEORGE WAIT E, the Foreman, Calcot, near Reading. 
us CUTTINGS, — — yape — 
2s. 6d. per doz 
— dear PE CARGONTUMS, — — — 
rousse, 48. 100. All good cuttings, sent post free for 
— with — 
GEO. DRABBLE, Ketton Hall Gardens, Stamford. 
50, 00 EUONYMUS, e and Golden, 
all splendid bushy —GREEN, 12 in. 
to 15 a at 30s. per 100; 15 in. at 0s. 100; 
1 per 100; 2l in to Min, at 75s, per 100; 
GOLDEN, in. to 12in., at 3s. to dozen. Cash with 
‘ 5 J. OLARK, Aer hokoa Eighfon. : 
RUIT TREES.—Apples, Pears, Plums, 
Peaches, Nectarines, 3 Nuts, Goose- 
, and all other Hardy 
uslity, true to name, and very 
Priced 
R. DAVIS’ B 3 CATALOGUE. 
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— Catalogue * 
Collections g 9 pg eea m m 
R. ag ne one Grower, Yeovil, Somerset. 
P. S. dut 3 of rmp — 8 to 15 feet; also Privet 
ovalifolium, all sizes, — 100 
& ras SHARPE'S 3 Priced List a 
ta 1 copy will be sent to those 
N. if applied for. It aae aizank ay the best kinds in — 
and a prices very adva 
EED-G ROWING ESTABLISHMENT, W 
QTRAWBEREY ROYAL SOVEREIGN 
N).—Wel ed Runners, 3s. per doz., 2 
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100; STRONG FRUITING O RUNNERS, 6s. per dozen 
100; free cash S. HAMILTON, Mayfield Gardens, Perth, N B. 
Lud E FIR, 2 t Evergre 
to 3 feet, Variegated HOLLIES, up to 4 N 
H. P. ROS EZ, 333 uninjured by frost. 
_ THOS. SMITH AND SONS, Nurseries, Stranraer, N. R. 
OMATO “CHALLENGER” (ehe. 
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