THE 



GARDENERS* MAGAZINE 



OCTOBKR 5, 1912. 



BULBS. 



MICHAELMAS DAISIES. 



ROS 



R. H. BATH, Ltd , The Floral Farms, Wisbech. 



TJie best neiv and standard var.eties of home-grcnvn 



Narcissi, T uiips^ lly tcinths, etc, 



CARNATIONS. 



WM. SYDENHAM, Mdboume. Derbyshire. 



J'u/iy 50,000 Border Carnations to offer, 



Prices rv^r low. List fn'c, 



HERBACEOUS & ROCK PLANTS 



WM. SYuENHAM, M^'lbourtte, Derbyeihire. 



Herbaceous and Rock Plants, very fine specimens. 



HORTICULTURAL LIBRARY. 



W. M* A L. OOLLINQRIDQE, 



U8 and 149, Alderegate 

 Catalogue of Gardening 



Street, 

 Books, 



London. 



Post Free. 



WM. SYDENHAM, Melbourne. Derbyshire. 



Michaelmas Daises, All the Latest NoT'eliies. 



L isi free, 



ORCHIDS. 



PRANK CANT & CO., 



Braiswi'ck Hose G-arden, Colchester. 



The World-famed Chamfion Rose Growers, 



EDWARD V. LOW, Vale Bridge. Haywards Heath. 

 " White** Cattleyas and Choice Cyfrifediums 

 leading features. Inspection solicited. 



are 



JOHN MATTOCK, Htadington, Oxford. 



Winner Gold Medal President's Cup, 

 3 inds^ at N,R,S, ShozvSy rgio. 



II 1st Prizes. 

 Ctlg. Free. 



HASSALL Sl Co., Ohase Side, Sonthgate, London, N. 



Station : Palmer's Green, (r.N.Ry. 

 Catalogues Post Free* 



PHLOXES. 



R. H. BATH, Ltid., 



The Floral Farms, Wisbech. 

 The Best New and Standard Varieties 



of Rcsey 



VIOLAS. 



GUNN A SONS, Specialists, 



Olton , Warwickshire. 

 New and Standard Varieties, Lists Free 



WM. SYDENHAM. Melbourne, Derbyshire. 



Fully 600,000 Violas offp.red this season. 



List Jree, 



m 



insertion of these Business Card Advertisements 



to W. H. & L. COLLINGRIDGE, 143 & 149, Aidersgat 



may be obtained 



EIBHT MILBS BY ROAD 



FROM THE eiTY. 

 A. Tiiit o/ Lmp etioB inritod of w well i^rown rtock of 



CATTLCYAl, DENDROBIUMS, ODONTR. 

 BL0SSVM8, and ui andlatB rarietj of Ohoiee ORCHIDS. 

 NmrMTiMMuuly rMch«d \j Rail to BU8H HILL PARK 



Station, or by Road« 



TWaphoBM Bnteld, No. 1 and I, 



STUABT LOW k CO 



ROSES 



TURNER'S 



wnd Priced Catalogues of 



IDDX. 



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BULBS 



9 



FRUIT 



WILLIAM BARRON & SON, Ltd 



I 



SEND FOR OUR NEW CATALOGUE 

 OF ORNAMENTAL TREES 



And our List of New Roses. 



ELVA^TON NURSERIES, 



RROWASH near DERI 



PERPETUAL FLOWERING 



CARNATIONS. 



STRONG HEALTHY PLANTS 



TREES, SHRUBS, ETC, 



are now ready ^ and caii he 

 had free on application, 



Tlie^Royal Nurseries, SLOUGH. 



TTTALLFLOWERS.— Sutton's Giant Blood 



' ' Rod; also Sutton's Stiperb Mixed; -very choice 

 etrains; immoBse plants; 100, 2s., post free; 1000 

 15s., f.o.r. ROGERS, Tennyson Road, Hutton, Essex' 



It 



60s fpom 6, 



48's „ 9 



WOOTTEN 



doz. 

 doz. 



Faipoak, 



Eastleig^h 



NEW DAFFODILS/1912. 



Our revLs^ Descriptive Catalogue of Rare Daffodils 

 and M«y-flowerin^ Tulips ia now ready, and we sliall 

 have plea^r© in posting: a copy to alJ applicants. 

 Our South of IrieLand g-rown Bulbs are acknowledged 

 to be second to none. Write at once. Address— 



WM. BAYLOR HARTLAND & SONS, 



Bulb Growers, 

 33, PATRICK STREET, CORK. 

 Bulb Farm ARD CAIRN, CORK. 



Jersey 



DUCHESS 



OF NORMANDY 



Rose 



liiis JoveJy yew Rose is in every T*«pect (except 

 it» coJour which is a aoft aalmcn-fle«h overlaid with 

 DR4 N nm^'l''^'^^^ identical witJi the world-famoua 



?J^tu ^2k^. ^""^ -ti^^refore. be indispensable 



to all Exhibitors. 



GHARLESWORTH&CO. 



Haywards Heath, Sussex, 



ORCHID SPECIALISTS 



IMPORTERS, EXPORTERS, RAISERS, AND GROWERS. 



"THE SHELLEY SWEET PEAS 



AND THEIR CULTURE." 



THE BEST HANDBOOK PUBLISHED. 



T. 



Free on application. 



BORDER CARNATIONS. 



An extra-hne lot. at Popular Prices, for early autumn 



delivery. 



FRUIT TREES MY GREAT SPECIALITY. 



ALL Plants delivered OAR.R.Li.GE PAID. 

 Interesting Hlustrated Catalogue free to all 



PHILIP LECORNU.FRHS. 



The Jersey Nurseries, JERSEY. 



Orchids ! OrchidsTl Orchids! ! ! 



The und<»rsi|rned beg-a to announce to the PubJio 

 thM h/e ia in a position to mipply, wholesale or retail 

 Burma Orchids, 50 varietiee at a moderate prioe' 

 Farther partioulars on application.— J. 0. PRAZER* 

 Orchid Collector, KALEWA, BURMA. •'"'"-en, 



N.B.— PleAse register oixLens early for Beudrobium 

 Nobile, thiok-bulbed Tariety ; Dendrobium Jameeia- 

 num, Dendrobium Benaoni, Uenanthera imsohooti- 

 ana, Vanda Coeruleo, L«ahai Hill rarieriy, dark bliu« 

 type; Oypripedium spioerianum* of fiv« and atx 

 fTOwtha. as these are ©oaroe and exnensive oollftntin.- 



H. DIPNALL, F.R.H.Sm 



THE SHELLEY SWEET PEA FARM 



HADLEIGH. SUFFOLK. 



EENS, FERNS, FEENS, etc.— Foliagre and 



Blooming Plants for stove, greenhouse, and g^r. 

 deal. 100,000 large garden Ferns, 30s. 100. 5,000 cases 

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

 London Fern Nursery, Loughborough Junction. ^S."- 



CANDIDUM 



L ILIUM 

 per dozen; 8 inches round, 3s. I>er ^oi^- 

 Keizer Kroon Tulips, 5J inches round, 4s. 6d. iw. 

 slightly emallcr, 3s. 6d. 100; Artua, Cottage M^^^ 

 Tulips, 5 inches round, 3s. 100. Seilla sibiricas, 

 3 inches round, 2s. lOO. Everything else in bm"- 

 equally as good and cheap; 36-ixige Catalogue 

 ELLISON, .57, West Bromwich. 



