KK GAKDENKRS' MAGAZINE. June 22. 1912. 



ORK GALA and NATIONAL HARDY PLANT SHOWS— Reports and Illustrations 



fo. 3,060, 

 lol LV. 



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V and for Canadian Mag-azine Post. J -^-^ A U lVJ^/\ Y , J U .\ li 2 2,1912, (^to Foreign Countries, 16/.J J- WOpBllCe 



HAEDY BORDEE CHRYSANTHEMUMS 

 FOK FUKSKNT PLANTING.— Special offor of 

 irplus .stock. LArg-e-flower^d Japanese, Pompon, and 

 in^'-Ie varioties to name, 2os, per 100 ; 3s. 6d. per 

 ozen. BAKU and SO^S, King Str^?et, Covent Garden, 

 omlon. 



.niSHUEST COMPOUND is harmless rn 



iJT use; its soluble Sulphrur, etc., has for 40 years 

 ared blight and fungus on plants, and is good for 

 ^ ashing unhealthy dogs. Gishurstine ke^eps boots 

 iry in all weathers; they will polish. Good for 

 larness. Wholesale from 



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



USEFUL TEIiEPHONE NUMBER 



for Gentlemen and their Gardeners is 



201 WESTERN." 



JAMES GUAY, LIMITED, 

 DA^■YERS STREET, CHELSEA, LONDON, S.W. 



pOOPS, COOPS for the Season.— The 



L> Keepens' Coop. Beet on the Market, Se, 6d. 

 ■ach; 6Cs. per dozen, ca,rriag© paid. Rune, 2s. €d. 

 *aeh extra. 8*^nd for List showing numerous other 

 i^eigns. BOULTON and PAUL, LTD., Rose Lane 

 ■Voikis, Norwich. 



rHOMSON'S CELEBRATED MANURES. 

 For full particulars see page viii. 



RICHARDSON'S for GLASSHOUSES and 

 HEATING APPARATUS, for full advertise- 

 aent see page viii., Darlington. 



pERNS, FERNS, FERNS, etc.— Foliage and 



^ Blooming Plants for stove, grtenhou.se, and gar- 

 i' n. 100,000 large garden Ferns. 20s. 100. 5,001) eases 

 '■ntoff ye^r'ly. Amateur Catalogue free. J. E. SMITH 

 ^oudon Fern Nurse-ry, Loughborough Junction, S.W! 



\^EW DECORATIVE DAHLIA, 



" Brentwoo<l Yellow." A.M., R.H.S., last 

 >ctober. Suitable fo<r bedfi or borders. A few plan-te 

 0 offer only. Single plants, Is. 3d., post 'free-; 12s. 

 jer dozen. 



J. T. WEST Tower Hill, Brentwood. 



GARDEN NETTING (best tanned only).- 

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

 ■ach; 25 X 4 yd.s., 50 x 2 yds. 100 x 1 vd., 4s. eneh 

 \li other sizes made at ^d. square vard. EVANS. 

 j ^Beiesford Hoad. L owesto ft. 



A UTO SHREDS FUMIGANT tills Leaf- 



mining mageot ^ in^ect^s in greenhouses, frames. 

 ^m^ cubic feet, 6d.; 10,000, 33 6d. No apparfl- 

 ^ ^^M. DARLINGTON and SONS. Haekney. N.E . 



f ORDER EARLY. 

 AXTON'S STRAAVBERRIES.— Fine early 

 l>ot plants for forcing of Itoyal Sovereign «ik1 

 tiler varieties. His. per lilO. For new varieties se.H 

 "ii- Catalogue, gratis? on application. 



LAXTON BROTHERS, Bedford. 



^TRAWBERRY NETS, best, stout, small 



^ me.sh, will not rot. Can be sent on approval. 

 \« supplied by me to the Royal Gardens. 25 yds. by 

 - yds. 3s.; by 3 yds., lis. ; by 4 yds., 4s.; a-ny length 

 T width suppliefl. Orders over 5s. carr. paid. Lists 

 *n<l^&aniplo^ free. H. J. GASSON, Net ^Vork€, Rye. 



SMUNDA FOrToR^HIDS^ 



CONSIGNilENTS' AR.RIVE FORTNIGHTLY. 

 ^,^■6*3. per biushel ; per )>«g, 8s. *kl. 

 SAN DER AND SONS . ST. ALBANS . 



GREENHOUSE PAINTING and GLAZ- 

 ING " Vitrolite,*' superior to White Lead Paint, 

 «. per gall. Plastine eupereedefi Putty 16e. per 

 Particulars from W. CARSON and SONS, Grove 

 "orkfl, Battere©a. Agente throughout the country. 



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EBBS' CHOICE FLOWER SEEDS. 



Latest Award: LARGE GOLD MEDAL, at 

 the Royal International Horticultural Exhi- 

 bition, for exeellenoe of Flowers raised from 

 Seed. 



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EBBS' CHOICE FLOWER SEEDS. 



Illustrated Price Li^t of Flower Seeds for 

 preisent sowing, ^yent gratiiS and post free on 

 application.— WEBB and SONS. The King's 



Seedsmen. Wordeley, Stourbridge. 



KENT, THE GARDEN OF ENGLAND. 



GEORGE BUNYARD and CO., LTD., 

 invite. IN/SPEC^nON of their extensive 

 NUimERIES at MAIDSTONE. 



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Herbaceous, Alpines, Climbers, Fruit Treeis, and 

 Shrubs, 10,000 varieties. 



ROSEtS ARE EXTRA FINE. 



Niirseriee, 200 acres. 



^LAY'S 



:ANURES, CRUSHED BONES 



(Se© p«€'e iv.) 



CLAY'S FERTILIZER IS 



UNSURPASSED for all Horticultural Purpoees. 

 CLAY and SON, Stratford, E. 



PERPETUAL . FLOWERING CARNA- 

 TIONS.— Send for Illustrated Catalogue,, de- 

 scribing all beet novelties. Awarded 18 Gold, 18 

 Silver-gilt 35, Silver Medals, and 7 Silver Oups. 1906- 

 1910. 



H BURNETT. Carnation Specialist, Guernsey. 



RIVERS' FRUIT TREES, ROSES, VINES, 

 FIGS. ORANGES, and ORCHARD-HOUSE 

 TREES. A large and telect stock always on view. 

 Illustrated and descript've catalogue post free. 3d.— 

 THOMAS RIVERS and SON, SAWBRIDGEWORTH, 

 HERTS. Station: Harlow, G-E.R. 



aCTI. Silver Cup, International Exhibi- 

 tion. 1912. — Catalogue of Cacti and Carnivorous 

 Plants, 47 pages, 159 illustrations, post free. 6d.. 

 which is allowed off first order. Fern List free. 5 

 Gold Medals. 1911. Elliscn, o7, West Bromwich. 



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E R P E T U A L CARNATIONS. 



Our 1912 Iliastrated Catalogue free. 

 Read our "Cultural Treatise," Is. 

 YOUNG and CO., Carnation Si^ecialists, 



Hatherley, Cheltenham. 



ELECT YOUR ALPINES IN FLOWER. 



A large collection in pots, also Aquatics, for 

 present planting. 



Visitors cordially welcomed. 



THE GUILDFORD HARDY PLANT NURSERY, 



GUILDFORD. 



LADY HOOKER will be grateful if any of 

 her friends who possess letter.^, written by h-r 

 kite husband, will kindly lend them to her for t''o 

 purposes of a biography which Jlessrs. Smith, Ekki, 

 and C-(X will publish. They .diould be forwarded to 

 h^T :nldre!;s. The Ca-mp, Sunningdale, and will be 

 c:u-etii!]v returne-d. 



FRESH SPHAGNUM MOSS, short, 

 feathery stuff. Bag [i buc^hels), 46. 6d., 

 rail. JOHN ANDERSON. CoUin, Dumfries. 



clean, 



free on 



WM. DUNCAN TUCKER and SONS, 

 Lim. 27 Cannon Street, London, E.C.; Works, 

 Tottenli:nn, 'con.servatories, Winter Gardens, Vineries. 

 Peach 1h II . i ortable buildings, etc. Catalogue gratis. 



SUITON'S PERFECTION PANSY. 

 S(mhI s;avtMl only from the finest flowers 



Mr. ,1. Botting, Gardener to W. R. Snow, 

 Esq., writes: "Your Perfection Panties made 

 a grantl .show here, and have heTn much ad- 

 mire<I. The very large blooms and the won- 

 derful shades of colour were much com- 

 mented." 



Per ixicket, Is. 6d., ]mst free. 



UTTON and SONS, the King's Seedsmen, 



RKADING. 



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ELWAY COLOUR BORDERS.— Now is 



the time to i>Ian t'he>e for autumn jjLanting. 

 Full particulars and estimate's for Hardy 

 Borders of any dimension. an<I to suit any 

 ta^te. pacljed re«idy for planting on arrival, 

 on application. S<>nd information u,s to 

 mt^surements, position, and €oil to 

 KELWAY and SON, The Royal Horticulturists, 



LANGPORT, SOMERSET. ^ 



, Ivo<ige, Northallerton. 



" Mrs. writes to gay th«.t the plants all 



came safely and beautifully packed; she t.'; greatly 

 obliged to Messrs. Kelway for the plants they so 

 kimlly put in gratis, a.nd for all the lielp they have 

 given her in the arrangement of the borvier." 



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OW IS THE TIME TO PLANT 



KELW^VY'S GAILLARDIAS. which ar© 

 among the most brilliant and the most easily 

 grown of the hardy herbaceous perennials ; 

 they give abundant bloom in the same yea.r 

 that they are planted, and bloissonus pro- 

 fusely from June to November. The flowers 

 are on long stems, ajid last in water for a 

 fortnight. Choice named collections, ISe. a 

 dozen. From pots. 



Carriage and packing free for remittance with 



order. 



KELW^AY and SON, The Royal Horticuituricta. 



LANGPORT. SOMERSET. 



IRON and WIRE FENCING for Gardens, 

 Tre« Guards, Gates, Arches, Esp»Iiere, Rose 

 Stakes, and Omamantal Gi«rd6n Iron and Wire Work 

 of every description. Send for Illmstrated OatAlogue. 

 free.— BOULTON and PAUL. Ltd., Manufacturens. 

 Norwich. 



DAFFODILS. Surplus Bulbs, . choice 

 varieties. White Queen, os. 6d, etfcch : Maggie 

 May, 3s. 6d. ; Lord Roberts, -3«, €d . ; We^rdaie 

 Perft^tion, 2s.; Kinsg Alfrt^d. 2s.; Monarch. Is. 9d. ; 

 Pilgrim, 3s. 6d. ; and numerous other varieties. 

 Goo<l exhibition bulbs sent. Address, HEAD 

 GARDENER, Chaddlewood, Plympton, Devon. 



HAMMOCKS, very strong, whito \aw 

 canvas; Hammocks, lovely t■<^r gardens r;iinp. 

 inig out, OS. fkl. t^ch; list Eancy Tents free; Blue 

 Serge Gardeners' Aprons, is.; Useful Stools, 18 

 stamps.— 11. J. GASSON, Government Contractor, Rye. 



THE POPULARITY OF XL ALL SPE. 

 CIALITIES increases every year. All gardeners 

 proclaim tliat nothing equals these celebrated 



])reit;ir;it;i)n.s. 



xr. .\rj. M( OTINE VAPORISING OOMPOUND. the 

 ^■ira.'U r:^■ favourite 5'umigant. botif Liquid and 

 Cakt'. 



X L A L L N I CO Tl N E I NS EC TI C I DE W A S H f o r 

 Syringing. Dipping, and Dressing Fruit Trees 

 and Plants. Mealy Rtrg, Scale, etc., cannot exist 



where this is used. 

 XL ALL INSECTICIDE WASH B i>ine Nicotine), best 

 nou-poisonous Wash on the Market. No licence 

 required to sell this. Other preparations of great 

 lenown are XL All WKKD KILLEH. XL ALL 

 FERTILISER. XL ALL IIOSK MANTIJE. 

 RICHARDS' GREKX SI N^H-VUK. fitn-t pow-k-r 

 shading on the market, ]>:u'k<t <Nu'a 1)H> Itvt 

 of glass. Don't forget to ask your Nurserj'man 

 or See<lsman for my small pink list. 



G. H. RICHARDS. MMnnfn<'tunr. 

 ■2:11 n(U(mgh High S*r^ i.< n ' ''i. " 



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