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THE GARDENERS’ 
CHRON ICLE. 
[OCTOBER 25, 1919, 
MARKETS. 
ENT GARDEN, October 
Plants in d &с.: Ave e Wholesale Prices. 
(All 48's, per doz. e Ге where otherwise stated. ) 
8 zd; а. s.d 
сутто Sieboldii |Erica gracilis (contd, j 
per doz. .. 10 0-12 0 60's 15 0- 18 0 
Ara pun Li . 80-90 
sus 12 0-15 0 Erica nivalis— 
—Spren ngeri . 12 0-18 0 24 0-42 0 
Aspidistra zreen 48 0-72 0 sos в 18 0-21 0 
me = per tray 10 0-15 0 
5's . 60-60 Isl An white 18 0-24 0 
Onrysänthe mums — ue . 24 0-36 0 
в per doz. Pi 24 0 15 0-18 0 
Erica gracilis— UND. 2 6 
48's per doz. .. 16 0—30 0 
Ferns and Palms : Average Wholesale ron 
jd. 
Adiantum ||Nephrolepis. in 
cuneatum 48's riety. 48's - 12 0-18 0 
per E doz . 12 0-15 0|— 32's 24 0-36 0 
— elegan: .. 15 0-18 0|Pteris. in varie ty 
Asplenium 48's per i 12 0-21 0 
.. 12 0-18 0|— lar; e 60's : 50-60 
39 .. 24 0-30 O|— sr small 60's P 4 0- 4-6 
capri 48's . 12 0-15 0 72's нра tray of 
Cyrtomium 48's 10 0-15 ol to 36-40 
Rem —Cyclamens and Solanums are the newest 
subje n y^ red in this department. Some good 
sr ig in 48 sized jos. are still воан, also 
fine white Hydrangeas, Erica gracilis, and E. 
salis in various sizes "id re selling freely. There 
are a few Chrysanthemums in pots, 
Out Flowers, &c.: Average Wholesale durs 
od. 
"n d.| 
Bouvardia white.. "i8 0-: эз 0|Cattleya nr 
Carnations per doz. per doz, blooms. 12 0-15 0 
blooms. best elargonium, dou- 
American var. 5 0- 7 0 ble scarlet,per 
Uer concipi Ay doz. bun 8 0-10 0 
— White, per doz white, per 
blooms 5 0-10 0| bunches 60-90 
— Yellow  ,, 4 0-10 O|Physalis, per d 
.Pink 6 0-12 0| bunches 12 0-18 0 
— Bronze ' 6 0— 8 0| Richardia b^ Arums). 
— White per "doz. т doz. 8. 18 0-24 0 
bun. 18 0-36 0 ев рег P en 
— Colou » 18 0-30 0 blooms— 
Gardenias, per box — Frau Karl 
inel s. 12 2 Druschki 2 0-30 
ordina; 5 0- 6 0|— Liberty 30-80 
cane white —- Melod. 30-80 
r doz. bn. 10 0-12 0,—— Mme. A 
Yapagerias, perdoz. Chatenay 30-60 
blooms 4 5 0|— Ophelia 40-80 
pilium longiflorum, — Richmond. var. 3 0— 4 0 
per bunch 21 0-22 0|— Sunburst 40-80 
Lilium ciosu — White Crawford 3 0- 5 0 
album per buch 4 0- 5 olstephanotis 72 pips 6 © 7 0 
-— rubrum per bun 3 6- 4 s Dbl. White 8 0-12 0 
Imas Daisies iv Violets Single 
variety 6 0—12 per doz. 
orchids р doz. : | EHE: .. 8 0-12 0 
— Cattley: . 24 0-30 0j— Ordinary 2636 
ВЕМАВЕЗ.—Тһе severe night frosts during the past 
week pos pe M st effects on all vid epe aud 
erably during last ios Chry 
i oi of "Al graec A were a very s n. 
Carnations чс need from 4s. to 85. рег са blooms 
and some sorts sold freely at 9s. per doz. All choi 
ers are ici. scarce Lily-of-the-Valley was me 
obtainable during the week, and there were 
ve: small consignments of Lapagerias, Gardenias 
and Stephanotis іс 8 (Arums) Lilium 
Jongifl m, L folium, L. l album and L, 
rubrum arc all dearer owing to тарана supplies. White 
Azalea is now being offered in small quantities 
Cypripediums are the most plentiful - Merge Mg 
sale. Cattleyas and Odontoglos. xj 
All foliage appears s cient the "enin and rios 
are being asked for Ае Наш (Maidenhair) 
Fern and Asparagus plumosus. 
Vegetables : dvi Wholesale Prices. 
8; d.-s. d] B0. 8. d. 
Beans French, per |Mushrooms, perlb. 4 © 5 0 
Ib. .. 2 0- 2 6 Опіопѕ, ewt. 9 0-10 0 
Beets, pe r bag 10 0-11 О Parsnips, per bag 10 0-11 0 
Belgium — Parsley, r doz, 
per Ib. 0 6- 0 7; bunches 30-40 
Cabbage. ег йол. 3 0- 4 0 Роёаїоѕ, per cwt. 11 0-12 0 
бише. ver Ib. 1 0- 1 4 Radishes, per doz. 
ts, per bag 9 0-10 0 ye due 16-20 
Cauliflower, RS 0-12 0 dozbunches .. 50-70 
Abou pe 
y, per fa! bag : 6 0- 
(12 heads) .. 40-5 т н, “English 
Cucumbers,perflat 24 0-26 0° тег doz. Ibs. .. 6 0-10 0 
Herbs,perdoz.bun. 4 ©- 6 0 Fren GU Qr 4rd 
per doz bun. 9 0-12 0 oat Jersey 40-60 
M rd and Cress, Turnips, per bag 10 0-1 3-4 0 
per doz. punnets 1 3- 1 6 Watercress,per doz 0 9— 
Fruit : нер; Wholesale Prices. 
a | 8. d. в. d. 
Apples -— h) 5 b) a 0 Bananas, singles 25 ine 0 
— Worcester Pear- _ jGrapes Alicante 0 8-0 10 
main per ibus 5 0- —Gros Colmar .. 0 10-1 3 
—King of the Pip- |—Almer ria per 
pins per à bus. 5 0- | barrel .. 90 0-45 0 
—Cox’s Jrange |—Cs iE. 50-9 0 
Pippin per bus. 10 0-12 q > aoe D lb. 20-50 
—Warner's ing —Special per lb. 60-8 0 
per bus. PR UC nu eee 
Lane's Prince | 125 0-130 0 
Albert, per bus, 6 0- 8 "5 Cob Nu su is 14 
—Bramley’s See p poh English 0 6- 0 
ling per bus DEED т (Énglis h) 
—Blenhein Pippin er 
ES : P. nd .. 14 0-16 0 
—No cotian — "im English ex 
Blenheim Pippin | 4 bus 5 
and 2 ..+45 0-48 0 —Doyenne’ ad 
niet the e Pippins | Comice 10 0-15 0 
per barrel . 48i0— 50 O|—Louise Bonne of 
— Ribston Pippin 45 0-48 0 muy A ка » 0-11 0 
Aubergines, pr.doz 2 0- 3 и les each 0- 6 
Remarks.—Bu has continued Mu A in 
most departmenta езү ү а week. Orchard 
fruits show siderable a in quantities, and 
prices have a RAE fall. Диде" RN special 
fruits of Cox's Orange Pippina available, 
although, owing to fixed prices, hare ie ‘Tittle varia- 
tion in the value realised ү these fine specimens and 
ordinary samples. Nova Scotia Apples (Ribston Pippin, 
Blenhei Pippin, and King of the Pippins) are 
arriving in es arch €— and meeting a good 
uemand. Dutch Gra are arriving in large quantities, 
апа the АБО “supplies are having an adverse 
effect оп the price English Grapes. Green vege- 
ables remain in sh be supply, and prices are ruling 
fairly high. Potatos i plentiful, D their prices 
re slig ghtly in excess of those 1 
GARDENING APPOINTMENTS. 
F. T. Street, fob thie’ he past four years with 
His Majesty's Forces, and previously Gardener to 
G. OAKLEY, Esq., Lawrence End, Luton, as Gardener 
› Н 
Mrs. Battie, 
se, gc don, 26 as Gardener 
to E. Н. Packer, Жы. Prestwold Hall, Lou gh- 
borough. (Thanks for 2s. 6d. for R.G.O.F. box.— 
EDs.) 
Mr. F. W. Miles, for the M 18 пие. Horti- 
cultural Superintendent X. M a= ning 
он d Шарт ex. Soldiers nd po ously for 
rs Garden К Ware Park, Ware Hertford: 
а as taf. truetor in Horticultu nd 
Botany to the Hertfordshire Coun wr бту 
(Thanks for a ben Pit ые ӨЕ, box.—Eps.) 
Mr. A. om; DowNarp MacLro 
Esq., at Greenfield aa а але ‚эе 
viously —— to T. W. Simpson, Esq., the 
same plae 
—— ———À 
CATALOGUES RECEIVED. 
. P. Dixon & сре Lrp., Burton Constable and Hull— 
Nursery Stoc ж 
CLIBRANS, Ге ham---Ornam ви gres Shrubs, and 
Climber TS; EU nnd Alpine Plants. 
V. Н. Smita & Son, Burnside Танкы; Westburn 
Road, Aberdeen.—Forest Trees, Shrubs, Fruit Trees, 
Roses, and other nurs An E 
FOREIGN. 
Mon. L. Еғвавр, 20-22, Rue de la Pépinière, Рагіз.-– 
Bulbs, Plants, Fruits. 
WATERERS’ FAN TRAINED 
Peaches AND NecTARINES. 
Large Stocks of кесен ыз Trees 
о 20 
in sizes ranging from shoots, 
for immediate eee. in the aioe 
prolifi^ sorts 
Prospective ре are invited to 
inspec stock wyford 
N ord dom Bath е. Ё 
were purchases can be decided on 
;ewing the actual t 
OUR FRUIT 
vigour, 
ASSED 
JOHN WATERER, , SONS & CRISP 
TWYFORD. , 
REES are Meuse 
nd 
TR 
hardiness 
- 
"BERKS. 
W. PELLS dunr., 
ant Nursery, 
MERSTHAM, SURREY. 
Asters or Michaelmas Daisies 
WERP, бези. os rose pink single flowers, good 
habit, producing long sprays, which make it one 
,9/- 
of the best varieties for cutting, e ft. 
RIGHEST Л s. e flowers of this 
Michaelmas Dz are of he. purple, Tose, аге 
siele flowers, 
good habit, 
BRUSSELS, pale аат арзон 
loosely arranged | on graceful sprays, 
ti , Aft. , 3/6. 
KING OF THE BELGIANS, A.M., R. lavender 
blue, semi-double flowers, larger than ima, this 
is the largest Praga Dai 5ft., 2/6 
MONS, A. М. R.H.S., t dee ds Tose, ieee single 
flowers, g pss habit, ds eem for cutting, “3 to4 ДЖ 
3/6. 
"— soft irk, retty single flowers, good habit, 
н th St. Egwin, 23 to ‘at, 
ROBINSON, V.C., A.M., R.H.S , bluish mauve flowers, 
the best До up- n long Арко үү it 
oo ing, good habit, 34 to ‚ 9/- 
EL ij dias aay undoubtedly the "hen white 
Aster yet raised, fl vhite, peri 
round and flat ; they do not go pink with age, as 
th i of the white varieties. Mid- 
Sept., 5ft., 
LLUS, B ied Voce de distinct novelty, with 
large flowers T ik of a beautiful lilac-pink 
colour, 13 ft., 1/-. 
AMELLUS, “ i ieee: e," A.M., R.HLS., the I 
and best of this section, g large trusses 
bluish-violet flowers : еа h f ower is 3in. in ae 
PETER BAILEY & SONS, Ltd. 
He "m "e рес 
De JAGERS BU LBS 
For Planting in Beds, Borders, ete- 
sS. 
3/6 per doz. ; 25/- per 100 
EARL LIPS. 
2/- per doz. ; 12/6 per 100. 
GRACEFUL DARWIN TULIPS. 
2/ per doz ; 13/0 per 1'0. 
DA DILS. 
2/6 pe: doz. ; 14/- per 100. 
5 
6 per doz.; 5/- per 100 
ENGLISH IRIS. 
1/6 рег doz.; 6 рег 100. 
Re Vise ы РОСО 1 END PM L^ 
Our Assortments include only valuable varieties. pail 
guarantee satisfaction. All orders are sent arr 
t the U.K. 
o any address in t 
P. DE JAGER, & Sons, Bulb Grow 2. 
Heiloo, near T oa нони 
Ог ler to-day de Jager, 0, 
Wellington P London, Ww. 62 5 
к не РОТ$ 
and Cheapest, a- 
of each [кен -— à 
State quantity 
Quotat 
RICHARD SANIES à SON, e 
