September 28, 1912. 



THE GARDENERS* MAGAZINE. 



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Notice the following wonderful Bargains 



The People's Flower. The National Flower. 



All Stpongr and Home-grrown Plants. Every Garden 



must possess them. 



COLLECT 



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GARDE 



The finest selection of 25 Garden Roses in dwarf plants possible for 

 13s. 6d. (with Acme labels, 16s.), carriage and packing free for Cash with 

 order : — 



Commander J. Gravereaux, Ben Cant, H P 



COLLECTION " H " of 



EW 



H P 



Duchess of Wellington. HT 

 Dupuy Jamain, H.P. 

 Hugh Dickson, H P. 



Jessie, D. Poly. 



Madame A. Chatenay.HT 

 Pharisaer, H.T. 

 Richmond 



Caroline Testout, H.T. 

 Chartes Lefebvre, H.P. 

 Commandant F. Faure,H.P. 

 Fisher Holmes, H P. 

 Frau Karl Druschki, H P. 

 Gen. Jacqueminot, H.P. 

 Gloire de Dijon, T. 

 Gruss an Teplitz, H.T. 



J. B. Clarke, H.T. 

 Kiliamey, H.T. 

 La Tosca, H.T 



Mrs. Sharman Crawford, 



H.P. 



Mrs. W. J. Grant, H.T. 

 Prince C. de Rohan, HP 

 Ulhch Brtinner, H P. 

 Victor Hugo, H.P. 



WONDERFUL VALUE. 

 EVERY ONE A GENUINE NOVELTY. 



This superb collection of the BEST 18 NEW ROSES in dwarf plants. 

 The price of this * wonder ful collection is 24/6, carriage and packing tree 

 for cash with order (with Acme Labels, 26/6). The varieties are: 



Arthur R. Goodwin, P. 

 Duchess of Wellington, HT 

 Edward Mawiey, H.T. 

 Excelsa, CI. Poly. 

 Jonkheer L. Mock, H.T. 

 Juliet, H.Pt I 



Lady Hillingdon, T. 

 Lady Pirrie, H T 

 Lieut. Chaure, H I. 

 Lyon, H T. 



Marquis de Sinety, H. r. 

 Miss A. de Rollischild, i 



rs. A. Hammond, H.T. 

 Mrs. Alfred Tate. H.T. 

 Mrs. Foley Hobbs, T. 

 Mrs. H. Stevens, T. 

 Mrs.W.Christie-Miller.HT 

 Rayon d'Or, H Per. 



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Fop Productiveness, Culinary Qualities, Habit, Market Profits, etc. 



35O.O0O FRUIT TREES OF ALL KINDS TO SELECT FROM. A GRAND STOCK OF SHRUBS AND ORNAMENTAL TREES 



HERBACEOUS PLANTS in great variety. Send for Catalogue No. ,v. full of intcrcMinii iiifoniiation and , lioa|> i>iicr-, post free on application to 



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Dept. 10, Nursery Specialists, SOUTHWELL, NOTTS 



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" The value of CLAY'S FERTILIZER needs but little e 

 phasis. It is, one may say, an old friend that hae been 

 tried and proved over and over again. The latest and 

 greatest testimony to its value comes through the medium 



INTERNATIONAL HORTICUL- 



1 lURAL EXHIBITION. 



Large quantities of CLAY'S 



were supplied for the preparation of the Royal Hospital 

 Gardens at Clielsea, and now that the process of renova- 

 tion is under way, it is an interesting and significant fact 

 A point for our readers to bear in mind in connection with 



ateur growers are daily awakening to the beneficial results following its use; 



indeed, the demand from all quarters is so greatly on the increase that Messrs. Clay are almost continuously 

 extending their works and plant."— NURSERYMAN AND SEEDSMAN, July 20, 1912. 



that CLAl^^S FERTILIZER is being exclusively used. 

 CLAY'S is that thousands of a — ^ - . i ■ 



SOLD EVERYWHERE in 6d. and Is. TINS: and in BR ANDED and SEALED BAGS : -71bs., 2s. 6d. ; lilbs , 48. 6d. ; 28lbs., 7s. 6d. ; 



128. 6d. ; llLlbs. 20a. Oi direct from the Works, Carriage Paid in tUe United Kingdom for Cash witU Order (except 6d. TINS). 



CLW'S SUCCESSFUL GARDENING.— A thoroughly comorebensive, informing? up-to-date publication, 276 pages, 

 illustrated, bound in cloth. To be obtained of Seedsmen, etc., NINEPENCE NET, or Free by Post lor this amount 



direct f om the Publishers, as under :— 



Write for Prices of Crashed Bones, Bone Meal, and other Manures, Chemicals and Sundries. 



561b 8 



CLAY 



06 



SON, 



MANURE M'FACTURERS 

 AND BONE CRUSHERS, 



STRATFORD, LONDON 



^LONDONcc 



VRADE MARK, 



Fvery 



TIN, BAG & SEAL 



bears this 



TRA E MARK— 



the only 

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 g^enulneness 



TURNER'S 



Descripfire and Frieed Cafalo;/ues of 



ROSES 



TREES. 



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BULBS, 

 SHRUBS 



FRUIT 

 ETC. 



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are now ready ^ and ran he 

 had free on apj^l irniiuH , 



TbejlGyal^Nurseries, SLOUGH. 



EXAM. — CORRESPOND- 



KNCE CLASSES for GAR- 

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EXTENSION LADDERS 



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AUTUMN LEAVES. 



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 uutumn for cleaning our >pouts or 

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THE PATENT SAFETY 

 EXTENSION LADDERS, 



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FOR FIRSTCLASS 



ORNAMENTAL TREES 



FRUIT TREES 



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which are sent carriage-paid to 

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Sole Makers— 



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HARDY FLOWERS, etc. 



NURSERIES 113 ACRES. 

 CATALOGUES FREE. 



OLDEN PRINOEPS NARCISSUS, very 



\jr fin© lar^e biilbs, ready for boxes or pots for 

 Christmas flowering-, price ICfi. per 1,0<XI. 3,000 for 

 38s ■ carriag-e paid for ca^h ; 5C.CC0 to sell. J. 

 HANDSOOlMBE, F.R.H.S., The Nurseries, Feltham, 

 Middleeex, 



J. CHEAl 8 SONS. Ltd.. 



The Nurseries, CRAWLEY. 



OLD YORK PAVING.— Old Granite Setts, 

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 on haiKl. Ai>ply. GKO. E. CU3KE, Contn\ctor, Rail, 

 way Wharf, Rxi'ter Ro^id, Brondesbury, N.W. 



