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THiC GARDENERS' MAGAZINE. 



February 17. 1912 



CARNATIONS. 



ALLWOOD BROS., Haywards Heatli, Suesex. 

 Perpetual Fl<nvering Carnation Specialists^ Ka-se'S and 



Growers. 



C. F. WATERS, Balcombe, Sussex. 



S/ecialist in Perpetual, Mahuaison and Border Car- 



nat ions . Vi'rite for Fu e Ca ta fo^ ue. 



ORCHIDS. 



PHLOXES. 



GUNN & SONS, Spocialisip, 



Olton, Warwickshire. 

 l^ew and Standard varieties. Lists Free 



»WARD V. LOW, Vale Bridge. HaywardB Heath. 



White** Cattleyai and Choice Cyfrtfedtumt 

 leading features. Intfecti0n solicited. 



are 



HA8SALL & CO.. Soathgrat*^, London. N. 



iTel.: 59, Palmers Green.) 

 Catalogues fost free on AfpUcation. 



I. H. BATH, Ltd., Tbe Floral FarniR. Wisbech. 



All the Best Neii* and Stan^^ard l^ar7£iies of Vegetable 



and Flower Seeds. 



SWEET PEAS 



ROBERT BOLTON, The Sweet Pea Speoialiet, 



Warton, Oarnforth, 



Catalogues post ftos- 



R, H. BATH, L d , 



The Floral Farms, Wif-bpch. 

 The best New and Standard 



varieties of K$sit. 



PRANK CANT & CO., 



Braifiwick Roee Garden, Co'chesUr. 

 7 he World-famed Champion Rose Growers. 



JOHN MATTOCK, Headiiigton, Oxford. 

 Winner- Gold Medal President's Cup. ii ist Prizes, 

 3 inds^at N.R.S. Shows, iQio. Ctlg, Free, 



D. PRIOR & SON, The I^urseries, Colcheeter. 



H' orld-rencwned Champion Rose Growers. 

 igii Awards: 8i Prizes. Illustrated Caialogvejrec 



Term 



for the insertion of theee Business Card Advertisements may be obtained 

 il?Ltio^ to W. H. & L. COLLINQRIDGE. 148 & 149, Aldersffate St., London. E.C. 



GOOD 



PLANTS. 



Celebrated 



Indispensable 



Garden. 



1858 



SAFE, SURE & LASTING. 



The result of many years' practical experience. 

 VINE, PLANT, AND VEGETABLE MANURE. 



1 cwt., 20/- ; i cwt., 10 - ; \ cwt., 6, - ; 14 lbs., 3,6 ; 7 lbs., 2,6 

 Tins, 2,6, 1/-, and 6d, Carriage paid on i cwt. anywhere. 



SPECIAL TOP-DRESSING MANURE. 



^cwt., 20/- ; J cwt., 11 - ; i4lhs.. 6/- ; 7 lbs.. 3/6 ; Tins, 1/-. 



Carriage paid on \ cwt. anywhere. 



Also Thomson 8 Book on the Vfne. Thomson's Styptic. 



SOLD BY NURSERYMEN g SEEDSMEN EVERYWHEFE. 



Write ;or Paffiphlets, Price Lists, etc., to 



VERONICA VEITCHII.— Irue blue, 3/6. 

 RHODODENDRON (Dr. Stocker).— Very lovely, 



10/6. 



ERIO^ VEITCHII.— White Tree Heath, 1/6 to 6/-. 

 ACACIA BAILEYANA (Golden Wattle).— One of 



the hardiest, 3/6. 

 OSMANTHUS DELAYAYI.— Hardy shrub, strong, 



7/6. 



Many other choice Hardy Trees and Shrubs. 



See Catalogue, post free. 



SOLE 

 MAKERS 



WlirTHOMSON & SONS, Ltd., Clovenfords, Scotland 



GOOD 



SEEOS. 



ALEX. DICKSON & SONS, 



Rose Growers to the King, 



Are now making a Special OfTer 



of theip famous 



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DWARF 



■HAWLMARK 



ROSES 



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A3 FOLLOWS : 



12 Kiiirst VarivtirLi. onr ^^fleetion 

 "only, with one Suporior Novelty 

 .-viiti li. for UK".. 



Catik wit^ Order. 



50 Finest V«rii>ti*'i?, our selection, 

 with two Superior Novelties pre- 



seate-d, for 40s., 



Cash with Order. 



100 Finet^t ViiHf^tiivs. our ^eleetion, 

 %vifli four Siip^-rior Novplties pre- 

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Cash i'-dh Order. 



31000 



USE 



CALCEOLARIA, Golden Glory.— Hardy, 1/- P^t. 

 MELON, King George.— Scarlet-aeshed, 1/6 pkt. 

 CHINESE SALAD CABBAGE.— Can be used as 



tither; 1/- pkt. 



Other Sterling Novelties and Varieties. 



See Catalogue, post free. 



ROBERT VEITCH & SO NJlHiter, 



~^^J::svr' GEISHA 



This beautifal Heliotrope Novelty was all the rage at 

 Carnation Show, Botanic Gardens, Dec. oth, 1911. wne" 

 it trained an Award of Merit (see iUiifitration m uaT" 

 dtr.ers' Mn^azine," Jan. 13th). Strong youn^ plan^^ 

 ready April, in 8in. pots, at 2/6 each ; 30/- doz. se^' 

 for Catalog-ue to the Raisers, givin- fall particular.. 



GEORGE FAIRBAIRN & SONS, 



Carnation Specialists, BOTCHERBY, CARLISLE- 



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ON APPLICATION 



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The piorvecr of cheap, simple ai\d e/TecUvc 

 heating tor small grecrvKouses . Complete 

 <-\0Darata» from S3.19. 6. The immense sale 

 0/ this boiler, .ind its iMimerous imitations 

 arc the best tcslimonv of \Xs undoubted suco 



Delivered tree at nearest Railway Station, 



ALEX. DICKSON & SONS, Ltd 



Dept. C, 



HAWLMARK, NEWTOWNARDS, CO. DOWN, 



AND 



OAKLEY PARK, BLACKROCK, Co. DUBLIN. 



A NEW GARDEN SPADE (Carter s patent) 



PERPETUAL - ELOWERING CARNA- 

 TIONS.— Send for Illtustrated ('attilojii.-, <!*- 

 eenbinj? all bf«t iiovdtirfi. AwunI 1 1^ Cold. IH 

 SiUer-inlt 'Vu .Silver iledak, and 7 <[lv.-r ('nj s. UK:*i- 



19J0. 



H BL UN KIT Carnntum iaU^-t, (. u*rit.^*' v. 



This is claimed to be the most eftective Spade on the market 

 Try it If you want Spades, Shovels, Forks, and other 

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