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THE GARDENERS’ CHRONICLE. 479 
Ir SOCIETY of AR 4 = 5 0 rod S HIDS and GARDENERS EXHIBITIONS. 
ill 5 delivered — a — LE stock of Orchide in maitari esi ‘tom St. 8 
at Chelsea, on the SATUR- EWCA STELE- en - TYNE 
Lectures wil 
tlemen being —— to attend. “Tickets of admission to be 
obtained of the Bedell. 
R. UPTON, Clerk to the Society. 
Apothecaries Hall, E. 8, Tiye, 
gore —TO LET, in best par 
ket Garden District, 15 miles from London, 5 Resi 
main tine > station; 160 Acr es (50 0 of T are old pasture), 
well-built Hous and commodious Buildings. 
Suitable ior "Market Garden and Daurim com 5 
rti gaa, apply to MACKRELL AND WARD, 
1, Walbrook, E .O. 
UMMER-HOUSE. met ay stow or Me -e 
only one. gpa at —.— 2 F Makes 
London. Distance n of Camplin; 
150, Church Street, Stoke Nev kato 
CANNEL $ * SONS” hae ‘all the best 
and old sorts in great quantities, in the very 
. A and at very low prices; orders solicited. 
SWANLEY, KENT. 
ARGE and SPECIMEN HOLLIES 
Gold, Py . others, 8 by the frost. 
w is the time to plant 
PAUL AND SONS, “The, Old Nurseries, Cheshunt; and at 
High Beech, Epping Fores 
G ARA ENIA INTERMEDIA. — Fine 
ag a A fine Stock to offer 
GREAT SPRING HOW, 
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, Apr April 2 and 25, 1895. 
Entries close April 19. For Schedu les, apply to 
Cross House mbers J. J. GILLESPIE, JUNR. 
OYAL 3 op ee 
GAEDENS, REGENT’S 
SPRING FLOWER SHO W. 
The SECOND EXHIBITION of S PRING 442 be 4 
ESDAY * April 24 
Gates 
at Two O'Clock. The Band of th He Horse dances (by ‘and 
permission of 
Col. 8 play from 2.30 to 5.30. 
bi principal 
ts, 2} to 3 feet, loaded with bude, and free from | _ Tickets e Gardens, or of the 
Grown ents, 2. 6d. 
DWARD SAWYER, Hyde Nursery, Lower Edmonton. 
OW IS THE TIME to PLANT VI IOLETS. Bae sows * TUQ J APAN.— 
ny amount of Marie Louise, 119 what Neapolitan, S E great beauty, ‘per des ard See Tak os os 
—An 
plants, 10s. eke 100. Put on Rail for 
E; MONDS, Mamhead EE near Exeter, 
PROTHEROE |: AND MORRIS, HOoRTICUL- 
AR DEN and ESTATE AUCTIONEERS and 
VALUERS, 67 and 68, Cheapside, London, E. C., and at Leyton- 
stone, E. Monthly Horti cultural Regis ter had on application., 
1 3 — Webb's 3 strong 
nts, 10s. per 100, cash with orde 
0 RC HID g — — Collation (73) for 
Disposal. r part 
BETA, Messrs. * Barker & et n Lane, E. C. 
Fer 8809 GLAUCA, — 
t 1 What offers per 100 or 1000 ? 
Garden: m Court, near Hereford. 
Ear AA WILLIAM. —A 
quantity of very strong — or 3 ra Sale, 
N JE for P nghais rysanthemums, &c, 
CABBAGE? PLANTS E Sale —This year’s 
plants, grown under glass, + eee 00; 8s. per 1000. 
2 Prices for one quantities, 100, post free, 1s. yii 
HAYWARD, The Gardens, Shirley, Southam mpto 
HRYSANTHEMUMS, — Well- rooted Cut- 
ings : urce d'Or, Peter the. Great, Princess Teck, 
Ethel, Palice, “Mad ame Lacroix, and Elaine, 3°. 6d. per 100. 
Cuttings of = eatin. 2s. per ; all free for Cash. 
NARD, Florist, Southgate, N. 
DICKSONS EVERGREEN 
LAWN GRASSES. 
Pi free by Rail or Parcel Post. 
The Selections we offer are composed exclu- 
sively of the dwartest-grow pag and finest- l 
Grasses, and form in a very short space of tim 
a and colour. velvety turf of the finest texture 
Bowling Green iaig which was ee —— 
ur Lawn Seed last Apri 
wiing Clu avi that 
sowing seed is far preferable to turfing — 
P. WILSON JONES, q.» 
“I never saw any Lrwn Grass Seeds do so well as the 
— I Dan from joa ie without Rye-gra:s. The . 
from this was most satisfactory. — Mr. GEORGE DEAN, 
Extra Select Mixed Dwarf Evergreen Lawn Grass, 
entirely omitting Rye-Gras 
Per lb, 1s. 3d. 
DICKSONS 
er “eval, 135s. 
Seed Growers, 
Nurserymen, &c. C H E ST ER. 
PLAU ANE wee on — Madame Des 
ants, Lincoln, —— * 
100. cack wie ord er. 
NS. Florist, Hampton Hill, Middlesex. 
poet md VIN a Treat ip kinds, in stout 
5 and strong planting Canes. List free. 
TAYLER, Osborn Nursery, Hampton, Middlesex. 
INTER - FLOWERING CARNATIONS 
for N i 
ably free, 3s. 
Scott, fine cerise-pink, very p 
per dozen, 30 p 
— * 0 nter work, 6s. per dozen. Uriah 
r dozen, 3: Miss Joliffe 3 
Stanges 
cuttings, 4s. 
JENKI 
WILL 
fine my pee — x, 128. pr 100. All well-rooted stuff, fit for 3-inch 
pots, Cash with order, 
CRANE AND CLARKE, The Nurseries, March, Cambs. 
OUVARDIAS, — Best Market 3 
— 
eelandii, Mrs. R. Gree 
Vr 
tion in eight or ten sorts, 2s. 6d. pe 
ll-rooted stuff fit for 608. Cash with Order. 
AND CLARKE e Nurseries, March, Cambs. 
55 00 CHRYSANTHEMUMS.— Cheap, t 
clear. Best Market Varieties, Princess Rer, 
Boule de Neige, Elaine, Mire. Norman Tues, Fair — id of 
Guernsey, Cullingfordii, Mrs. H, Cannell; well rooted, 6 
bef 100. 
— Challenger, Em 
Relia eee 
JAMES GREEN. 
EET AURATUM Ve pets cial Ofer to iteki 
usual price, 10s. Cash ae 7 
BONNETT, Importer, Heathfield, Sussex. 
OR SALE E ROSES, — r ds, 
REST TREES, 
su 
es 
per 
Laid Out and Furnished Com mple 
bridge Nursery, Beulah Hill, eee e rwood, S. E. 
Ga nh es ed. 
er 100, or 558. Jacoby, 6s. €d. 
e YSANTHEMUM CUTTINGS, strong rooted, Elaine, 
e d'Or, * pet 6s. 100, or . per 1000. 
. TOMATO ANTS, of at , Trophy, and Old Red, 
’. per 100. Gon order. 
P. BOULTON, n Nursery, Swanley. 
—— root 
TOMATO PLANTS. 5 stuff. | 
ee aaa 
To the Trade. 
MANGEL-WURZEL a TURNIP 
& E oa 
SPECIAL by tee gt s for 3 fine selected La 
of HOME-GROWN MANGEL- WU and TURNIP SEEDS 
of 1894 growth, = raised 25 Ae finest-selected Stocks 
and transplanted B — Their prices will be found very 
EA ROSES in POTS.—Leading — 
Perdi è. 12’s, 48s. per doz.—G. B 
Hillingdon Heath, Uxbridge. 
HÆNIX RUPICOLA, — 10,000 of this 
m for sale, in 60's, 9 to a inches, 20s. per 100 
170s. per pot hey — G. BETHELL, Whiteley’s — 
Hillingdon Heath, a, Uxbridge. 
[MANTOPHYLLUM M MINIATUM. — Gran 
Cut Bloom Dg Surplus Stock for — 
— in 326, 24’s, 12 1 65 Š ee Whiteley’s 
Nurseries, Hillingdon H 
R ORNAMENTAL - LEAVED 
Large 3 t of these fine decorative 
oor just to hand, in gd condition. Twenty varieties to 
select from, 3 to 4 feet, 188. per dozen, — „ 
Whiteley’s Nurseries, H Hinin gdon Heath, Uxbridge 
p e to pur 
EED- ROWING “ESTABLISHMENT, _WISBECH. | 
nas — 
in any 
, Cyc! 
full Seer. Free on 8 ‘with ‘nie. — ALFRED 
mats Florist, Wiltshire Road, Brixton, London, S. W. 
Baerns SE E DS. UNEGUALLE D. 
SEEDS, the best sorts 
our 
VEGETABLE y. Much —— 
CATALOGUE, FREE ON APPLI 
— — — — — 
decorative 2 CATALOGUE FREE ON APPLICATION. 
nn, tee Lilies, 
Ranunculus, Tigridi 
Planting. LISTS ON APPLICATION, 
BARR Ann SON, 12, King Street, Covent Garden, London, 
— of remittance, 
RR AND SON, 12, King Street, Covent Garden, W. O. 
JACK FROST 
Has caused many losses that can be made good in an easy 
and cheap manner by eee — following Bulbs and 
wher which I g first-class :— 
e kinds, 6s., 9s., — 12s. per dozen, 
_ wns RGONIUMS.—Best kind only, 6 for 2s. 6d., 
T for 
write PELARGONIUMS. A very choice lot, 6 for 2s. 6d., 
„ 6 for 38. 6d., 
Sold ae C 6474 AoC. * 
H. J. JONES, Ryecroft Nursery, Hither Green, Lewisham. 
E R N 8 SPECIALITY. 15 
Our Collection is unrivalled. Ov 
of Stove, Greenhouse, Filmy, Har Ar Rande, fry British erns. 
For prices of these and for specially cheap collections in “men 
tiful variety, see our Catalogue, free on application. 
W. & J. BIRKENHEAD, F. R. H. = 
FERN NURSERIES, SALE, near MANCHESTER. 
THE GREATEST FLORAL TRIUMPH 
OF THE AGE. 
Eoxrono's Sweet Peas. | 
BLANCHE 5 the New Giant 
Write is indisputably the QUEEN or WHITE 
SWEET PEAS. 
Sealed Packets 1/-, post-free. 
Send for Descriptive rai SM Nha and Cultural Notes, 
HENRY ECKFORD, WEM, SHROPSHIRE. 
STRAWBERRIES, 
All the leading varieties, new or old, in 
pots for fruiting first year.. Open-air plan ts, v. 
cheap. Sn low quotations for quantities for 
Market Growin 
FRUIT IT TREES 
F ALL SORTS. SEND FOR LISTS. 
J OHN n 8 
POMONA 
noni r JOE'S PARE, BLACKHEATH, 8. E. 
