?HE GAEDEXERS- MAGAZIXB, June 1, I9ii 



THIRD 



NUMBER 



NEW PLANTS, FLOWERS, ETC 

 AT THE EXHIBITION. 



No. 3.051 

 Vol. LV. 



/Reg.attheG.P.O. a« a N6w«paporA SATURDAY. jUNE I, I9I2 

 V for Canadian Ma^zine Poet. ) ^ kjx^m^^xm., j w ^ ^ 



B ARE'S SEEDS for JUNE SOWING. 

 Finest strainfi of Antirrhinums, Aqiiilcg-ias, 

 Campa.nula.3, Canterbury Bells. CaleeoLariafi, Cme.ra- 

 rias Delphiniums, Hoilyhoc-ks. Lupins. Pa-nsies, 

 Primulas Stocks Wallflowers, .otc. Kpeeial list on 

 application. BARR and SONS, 11, 12, and 13, Kmg 

 Strait, Cov<*nt Garden. London. 



GISHUKST COMPOUND is harmless in 

 uee; its soluble Sulphur, etc., ha* for 40 yeare 

 pured blight and fun^s on plants, and is good for 

 washing unhealthy dogs. Gishuretine keeps boots 

 dry in all we a the re ; they will polish. Good for har- 



neea. Wholesale from ^.,-r^r^..T 

 PRICE'S PATENT CANDLE CO., LIM.. LONDON. 



JAMES GRAY, LTD., HORTICULTURAL 

 BUILDER, CHELSEA. S.W., is arranging this 

 spring for a large eele^tion of BLINDS for Coneer- 

 vatoriee, Greenhousies, Private Houses, Yerandahe, etc, 

 and will be happy to send samples, prints, and prices 

 on receipt of poetoard, telephone call (201 Western), 

 letter, or wire, "Gray, Ohelsea, London." 



HUTS FOR THE GARDEN. — Fruit 

 Rooms, Potting Sheds, Workshops, Cycle HoUisee, 

 Boot Rooms, Servants* Mess Rooms, Children's Play- 

 ifi, etc. Send for Illustrated Catalogue, free. — 



BOULTON and PAUL, Ltd.. Norwich. 



FERNS, FERNS, FERNS, etc.— Folia^ and 

 Blooming Plants for stove, greenhouBe, and gar- 

 den. 100,000 lar^e garden Ferns. 20s. 100. 5,000 ca«ee 

 sent off yearly. Amateur Catalogue free. J. E. SMITH, 

 London Fern Nursery, Loughborough Junction, S.W. 



HASE CONTINUOUS CLOCHE. 



Novel glass protector suitable for 



British Gardening. 

 See Notes and Illustrations, page 19. 



"HREE C.'S COMPANY, 67, Dale Street, Liverpool 



AHLIAS. 



P^ONY, CACTUS, POM- 



PONE AND SHOW, 



From 4e. 6d. per dozen. 

 Beet varietieis only. Catalogues free, 

 J. T. WEST, Tower Hill, Brentwood. 



ROSES AND THEIR CULTIVATION.' 

 A new edition of this StaJidard Book is now 

 ready, and every Rose Grower should secure a copy. 

 Cloth, many Illustrations, 2s. lOd., post free, from 

 Publisher, 149. Alderegate Street London. E.C. 



GARDEN NETTING (best tanned only).- 

 25 yds. X 8 yds. 50 x 4 yde., 100 x 2 yds, & 

 ^^h; 25 I 4 yds., 50 x 2 yds., 100 x 1 yd., 4s. eaoh 

 All other sizes made at |d. square yard. EVANS. 

 »4. Beresford Road, Lowestoft. 



AUTO SHREDS FUMIGANT kills Leaf- 

 mining maggot & insects in greenhouses, frames, 

 tor 1^ cutio feet, 6d. ; 10,000. 3s. Gd. No appara- 

 tus.-WM. DARLINGTON and SONS, Hackney, N.E. 



AXTON'S NEW SEED CATALOGUE for 



1912. 



J^*J^^iptiT«, and fully illustrated, including grand 

 Laxtonian Pea and many other Koveltiee, gratifi 

 on application. 



LAXTON BROS., Seed Merchante, Bedford. 



S^JUNDA FOR ORCHIDS. 



t^NSlGNMENTS ARRIVE FORTNIGHTLY 



6d. per bughel ; per bag, Ss. 6d. 

 SANDER A>T) SONS. ST. ALBANS. 



fi^EEXHOUSE PAINTING and GLAZ- 



^ ING " Vitrolite," superior to White Le^id Paint, 



cw+^^^^^' Plastine " fiuperse<les Putty, l€e. per 

 tr?;, *^^ticulars from CARSON and SONS, Grove 



Battersea. Agents throughout the country. 



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;*S WALLFLOWERS 



The finest strains in exi 



WEBBS' 

 W^EBBS^ 

 WEBBS: 

 WEBBS' 

 WEBBS' 

 WEBBS' 



W^EBBS' 

 WEBBS' 

 WEBBS' 



Canary Bird (golden-yellow). 

 ITniversal {single mixed). 

 Ruby Gem (ruby-violet I. 

 Vulcan (deep velvety orimson). 

 Eastern Queen (salmon shaded) 

 Double (mixed, very fine). 

 Each. Is. per packet, post free. 

 Kinver Favourite (blood-red). 

 Belvoir CaMle (yellow). 

 P r i m r oee Da me (prim rose ) . 

 Each, 6d per packet, post free. 



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3, The King's Seed 



STOURBRIDGE. 



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UNYARD'S CATALOGUES 



Free on Application. 



BORDER CARNATIONS, 50 VARIETIES. 

 ROSES AND OTHER CLIMBERS IN POTS. 

 HERBACEOUS AND AQUATIC PLANTS. 



Fotr Preisent Planting. 



GEORGE BUNYARD AND CO., 



Royal Nurseries. MAIDSTONE. 



Established 1796. 



LTD., 



r^LAY'S MANURES. CRUSHED BONES 



\j (See page iv.) 



CLAY'S FERTILIZER IS 

 UNSURPASSED for all Horticalturftl Purpoeee. 

 CLAY and SON. Stratford, E. 



DOUGLAS'S CARNATIONS and PINKS, 

 Border and Perpetual, are noted all over the 

 v/crld FIVE GOLD MEDALS. R.H.S., 450 Medals 

 and Cups. Newest and bc^t varietiee at moet reason, 

 able prices. All ready for planting or potting on. 

 Fineet hand fertilifiod Seed only eold. CARNATION 



and PIOOTEE Seed, all typee, 1«- ,,^Att2' 

 packets. AURICULA. PINK, and POLYANTHU^, 

 finest stmin in existence, all 1911. fine crop now 

 ready for eowing. Send for latest catalogue.-Eden- 

 eide, Great Bookham. . 



PERPETUAL - FLOWERING CARNA- 

 TIONS.— Send for Illustrated Catalogue, de^ 



ficribinff all beet noveltiee, Award3d 18 Gold, IS 

 silver lilt 35, Silver Medak, and 7 Silver Cups. 190€. 



gilt 

 1910. 



H. BURNETT. Carnation 



Specialist, Guerneey, 



RIVERS^ FRUIT TREES, ROSES, VINES, 

 FIGS ORANGES, and ORCHARD-HOUSE 

 TREES, a' large and select stock always on view. 

 fUustrated and descriptive catalogue pc^t f^^^^^ 

 THOMAS RIVERS and SON. SA\A BRIDGEW OKIH, 

 HERTS. Station: Harlow, G.E.R. „_ 



CACTI -CATALOGUE OF CACTI, and 

 CARNIVOROUS PLANTS, 47 pag<^. 150 Ulu^^tra- 

 TJ:;t free 6^^^ is allowed off first order. 



L^bf^^ld M^^^^ Fern, f re. Five Gold 



M^all awaixled 1911. ELLISON. 57. V.e.t Bromwieh. 



ERPETUAL CARNATION 



Our 1912 niustmted Catalogue free. 

 Read our " Cultural Treatise, \b 

 YOUNG and CO., Oamation SpeomJifits, 



HatherLey, Cfoeltenliam. _____ 



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^^Tftt^^TOUR ALPINES IN FLOWER. 



^ A irge^U^tion in pot.. al.o Aquatic, for 



present planting. 



Viaitors cordially welcomed. 



THE GUILDFORD^^ARDY^J>LANT NURSERY. 



WM DUNCAN TUCKER and SONS, 

 L^m., 27, Cannon Street, London E,0. : Works. 

 Tottenham. Confiervatories, Winter Gardens. Vmeriefl. 



Peach-hoUiSee, portable buildiago, 



/XO/eper Ann. PoBt Free. \ ■PwOTieilCGa 



(, To Foreign Oountries, 15/-J *- WWJJ^***^" 



UlTON^S FIRE KING WALLFLOWER. 



Vivid orange, a new and Ix^autiful colour m 



this favourite spring flower. , , , ^, 



Per packet Ifi. €d. 



W G. Buretow. Eeq., Curator, Wallasey, 

 D" Council, writes : " Your Fire King \\ all- 

 flower is a great euccese here. It hats been 

 eulogi<>ed by our local prese, and right. y de- 

 tficribed as a new dei^arture. We grow over 

 4, ceo of all the leading varieties. 



UTTON AND SONS, THE KING'S 



SEEDSMEN. READING. 



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KELWAY COLOUR BORDERS.— NOW 

 IS THE TIME TO P LAN TH ESE for 

 autumn planting. Full [>arti<"ulars and esti- 

 mateB for Hanlv Bonier* of any <linirns]on, 

 and to suit any ta.ste, j-^acked rea*iy for 

 pkintinu on ;nTiv.'\l, on Jiii]>iication. S<Mid 

 inf<irni:i1 inn n- 1-* inrn.-uionKMiT.^, iKisit i>n. and 



soil til 



KELW W" iinn! SON 'I'ho \U^^i^\ li<.rti( ultunhts. 



L.\N(aU)RT SOMERSET, 



Ks(|. Jamaica Street Gla.sgow. 



"T iKn,^ t.> thuilk you for the plants; ! r.'c^ive^l 

 frnm v<m in the .spring. Everythiu-. witlHuit ex- 

 fv]»tinn. liMs (lone ^iplendidly, and my U^y^\'-r :»t the 

 li n-M-nt' time ij^ gimply grand." 



NOW IS THE TIME TO PLANT 

 KELW^AY'S NEWEST GLADIOLI. -These new 

 Gladioli are a revelation. They should be 

 planted by all who want glowing- eftrct of 

 colour in their beds and borders, and flowers 

 for the hou-s^e in July. August, ana Septem- 

 ber. Wo recommend trial of a selection of 

 our "Cream of the W^oc^d " Collection of 

 named varietiee, flowering bulbs, for inbtance, 

 one dozen for 9s.. per 100 £3 Kte. Other choice 

 collections, 30s. and 4^s. per 100. lull de- 

 scriptive li&'t on application. Carriage ire** 

 for remittance with order. 

 KELWAY and SON, The Royal Horticulturists, 

 LANGI'ORT. SOMERSET. 



NOW IS THE TIME TO PLANT 

 KEL WAY'S GAILLARDIAS, which are 

 among the mo^t brilliant and the mo.st ea^jily 

 e-rown of the hardy herbaceous perennials; 

 they give abundant bloom in the same year 

 that they are planted, and bloesome pro- 

 fusely from June to November. The flowers 

 are on long stems, and la^t in water for a 

 fortnight. Choice named collections, las. a 

 dozen. From pots. 



Carriage and packing free for remittance with 



order. 



KELWAY and SON, The Royal Horticulturists. 



LANGPORT, SOMERSET^ 



iMR^rSjJS-WORK NOW.— Get our 



Book on Trellis-Work, ehowing screens, wall 

 panels window surrounds, arches, arbours, etc.. pcv^t 

 F™BOULTON "^^^^ 



etc. Catalo'gue gratis. 



FRESH SEEDS NOW READl .-i^para- 

 ^U6 plumo.^iis nanu... 1,CC0 ^'d£, bs. G^^rbera 

 Jameeoni hybrid., l.CCO ^eeds, ICe. Apply price for 

 largrquantity. R- DIEM, Antibe^, Sud. trance. 



THE POPULARITY OF XL ALL SPE- 

 CIALITIES inoreaee6 every year. All 



proclaim that nothing equals these celebrated 



XL iLL NIC^^^^^ VAPORISING COMPOUND, the 

 gardeners' favourite Fumigant. both Liquid and 



XL^LL NICOTINE INSECTICIDE WASH for 

 Syringing. Dipping, and Dressing ^^uit 1^ 

 and Plants. Me«ly Bug, Scale, etc., cannot e»t*i 



where this is u^^d x-^^4-{„n\ v««t 



XL ALL INSECTICIDE WASH B te''i.^,^i<^\V'i^)^be6t 



Don-poisonous Wash on the Market. No hce^ 

 required to sell this. Other Pf^^P*,^,^^ v t 

 renown are XL ALL WEED ^ ^^^>^^V4^TA^E 

 FFRTII I^ER XL ALL RO^E MANI nH.. 



RICHARDS' GREEN ST NSHADE ^/^^t^J^^^ 

 shading on the market. It^. packet does m feet 

 of gU^. Don't forget to a.k your Nurseryman 

 or Seedsman for my small pink liet. 



G H. RICHARDS. Manufacturer 

 234. Borough High Street, London. 



