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THE GARDENERS* MAGAZINE 



October 19, 1912, 



BULBS. 



MICHAELMAS DAISIES. 



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



The best ne't* and standard 7'ar.eiies of home-grmvn 



Natcissi^ Tulips^ Hy icinths^ etc, 



CARNATIONS. 



WM. 



SYDENHAM, M<^lbourne. Derbyshire. 



Fuily 50,000 Border Carnations to offer. 



Prices ve>y iozv. List free. 



HERBACEOUS & ROCK PLANTS 



WM. SY..ENHAM, M^^lboume, Derby&hire. 



Herbaceous a?id Rock Plants^ very fine specimens 



List free, 



HORTICULTURAL LIBRARY. 



H. A L OOLLINGRIDQE, 



148 and 149. Alderegate 

 Catalogue of Gardening 



Street, 

 Booksy 



London. 

 Post Free 



WM. SYDENHAM, Melbourne. Derbyshire. 



Michaelmas Daises. All the Latest Noz'eities 



List free» 



ORCHIDS. 



ROSES. 



FRANK CANT & CO., 



Braiswick Rose Garden, Coloheeter. 

 The Werld'famed Champion Rose Growers. 



EDWARD V, LOW, Vale Bridge, Haywards Heath. 



White " Cattleyas and Choice Cy-pripediums are 

 leading features. Inspection solicited. 



HASSALL & Co., Ohase Side, Southgate, London, N. 



Station: Palmer's Green, U.N.Ry. 

 Catalogues Post Free. 



PHLOXES. 



GUNN & SONS, Spe<^ialists. 



O Ito n , War wi ck sh ire . 

 New and Standard Varieties. Lists Free 



JOHN MATTOCK. Headington, Oxford. 



IVinne*- Gold Medal President's Cup. ii ist Prizes. 

 3 2nds, at N.R.S. Sko7vs^ 1910. Ct/^. Free. 



R. H. BATH, Ltd., 



The Floral Farms, Wisbech. 

 The Best New and Standard Varieties 



of Rem. 



VIOLAS. 



WM. SYDENHAM, Melbourne, Derbyshire. 



Foully 6oo,coo Violas off'^red this season. 



List free. 



m 



on application 



W. H. & 



Business Card Advertisem 



may be obtained 



COLLINGRIDGE, 148 & 149, Aidersg:ate St., London, E.C 



ORCHIDS. ORCHIDS, 



aie«n, h«*lthy, well-grown Plftnts ^.t r*a«on«.bl© prioe«. 

 Mfcnj Large 8i>ecimen8 and rare Tarietiee. 



STOVE AND GREENHOUSE PLANTS OF ALL KINDS 



Fliass Whts tor List. 



JAIVIES CYPHER & SONS, 



E^xotic Nupsepy, Cheltenham. 



fi 



THE SHELLEY SWEET PEAS 



AND THEIR CULTURE. 



99 



THB BEST HANDBOOK PUBLISHED. 



Free on application, 



T. H. DIPNALL, F.R.H.S., 



SHELLEY SWEET PEA FARM, 



HADLEIOH. SUFFOLK. 



THE 



P>EONIES. P/EONIES. 



Now is the Tine for Planting^, 



Fine root^s, named, 

 dozen. Grund. mix^d in 

 lows, 4^., 6s., 86. dozen. 

 S>end for Oatalogrue of 



9d., 1-s. each; €s,, -Ss., ICs 

 Ked*. Whiles, Pinke, Ytd 

 Cash with order. 

 Bulbs. Fruit Trees, etc. 



J. W. CROSS, 



OLD GRAMMAR SCHOOL, WISBECH 



Orchids ! Orchids ! ! Orchids ! ! I 



Tli^' iiiul*-rsiL-nt <i i^r'j^s to -nnnnuiicr fn tln^ Publie 

 th:it ht* is in a injcit i^m ta ^upjily. wiiolr.-air or retail, 



Burma Orchids, of 50 varit'tie^, at a niotli^ratp ]>ric('.* 

 Further pnrticuUirs on -applic-ation. — J. C. PRAZER, 

 Orchid Collector, NALEWA, BURMA. 



X.B. — IMeasr rf^iri,^rvi- nrdors ^^-arlv for Dendrobiuni 



Xobile rhirk-biiil 



v:ii I 'tv : DtNndrobiuin Jamesia- 



nnm, IbMulroUiuni Bnuoni , Honanthera inifichooti- 

 jin:i. V;Hid;i ('a:>rule:i I.udiai Hill variety, dark hhv 

 ^y\" ; [jriptMlium spiccrianiini.^ of five and six 

 gnnvthsi, its the.^t.' are searce and expentsive collecting. 



A Trap that Catches the Sunbeams- 



CHASK CONTINUOUS CLOCHE 



i'.itcT.t 46 II. Application 710, ::;2oR. r'-,,45H i-. 



Complete Glass Covering^ for Plants and Seeds. 



Does not burn the plants. Can 

 be packetl away in a very small 

 space. Cheap, Simple, EfTectivc. 

 I'housands nre already in use. A 

 Write for full particulars. 



THREE Cs CO., 67, Dale Stree , 



Liverpool, 



500,000 



c.']. ! rro ■ 



r r V 



MYATT'S OFFENHAM 



r \liH \(;K PLANTS. 2e. 500, 



lit' , in-w v<'ry ^arly 



. i.mTp Prolific, 



it', C'iiTalo^iie now 

 and <OX.s, Cliffy, 



!(<■; 



lioiiM-: 



PORTABLE 



CUCUMBER 



OUR WELU-KNOWN MAKE. 



Thise Frames are made of the best materials^ and can he 

 put together and taJcen apart in afe^jo mmntei by anyone. 



Sizes and Prices, Glazed and Painted. 



1-lifht 4 ft. by 6 ft. \ CASH 



2- light 8 ft. by 6 ft, 



3- light 11 ft. by 6 ft. 



4- lirht 16 ft. by 6 ft. 



5- light 20 ft, by 6 ft. 

 e-ligrht 24 ft. by 6 ft. 



PRICES. 



CARRIAQE 

 PAID. 



£ s. d. 



2 0 0 



3 0 0 



4 8 6 



5 5 0 



6 7 6 

 710 0 



Larger sizes at proportionate prices, 



HALLIDAY 



Royal Hopticultupal Works, 



CO. 



9 



MIDDLETON 



3 



MANCHESTER. 



Cooling's 



Roses 

 Fruit 

 Trees. 



Roses of all kinds : 



Standards.Weeping- Standardg, 

 Bush Roees. Pot plants for 

 indoor cultivation. 



Fruit Trees : 



Acres of well-ijrown trees for 

 autumn removal. Speciaiitv : 

 Trained trees for walls and 

 espaliers. Kxtra fine fruiting 

 pyramid Apples and Pears. 



New Catalogrue 



One of the most reliable and 

 carefully compiled published— 

 erratiH ard post free. 



CEO. COOLING & SONS, 



The Nurseries, Bath. 



EPPS'S SELECTED PEAT 



For Choice PLmts, Ferns, IlhododcndrotivS &g., kc 



SPECIAL ORCHID PEAT. 



Loam Leaf-mould, Sand. C.N. Fibre. Sphaoiium, 

 Charco4il, and all kinds of Ga rdon Snndries. 



Prices on application to 



& CO., Ringwood. HANTS 



EVERGREENS, EVERGREENS! 



NOW IS THE TIME TO PLANT. 



OHN PEEKINS and SON offer the 



following- SHRUBS, in larg^e quantities 

 and e x ceilen t quality, ta-l 1 hav ing been 

 iieoently transpLanted : 



ALCUBA JAPOXICA, 2i to 3ft., 18s, doz. ; 

 l(H)s. per 100; 3 to 4 ft., 21s. doz.; 150s. 

 per 1€0. 



BOX HANDSWOHTTT. 2^ to 3ft., 50s. per 

 100; :i to 4ft., iSs. doz. ; 4 to oft., 24s. doz. 



HOLLY, GREEN, 2 to 2ift., 80is. per 100; 

 2^- to 3ft., ms, per 100; 3 to 4ft., 24£. 

 doz. 



LAURELS ROTUNDIFOLIA, extra biishv, 



3 to 4ft., 4O1S, 100 

 LAURELS CAUCASICA, 4 to 5ft., 12s. doz.; 



75s. 106. 



LAURBSTINU.S, extra Inishy. 2 to 3ft., ISs. 



PRIVET AUin-'A A'Aiai-:OATA (befit Goklen), 

 li to 2ft., a-^. (ioz.. inO: 2 to 3 ft., 



12s. doz., 'Si\s. inn. 

 THUJA LOBBI A['i;i:A \ AlUEGATA, 1 to 



5ft., 3(>«. dozf^n. 

 ENGLISH TEWS, 3^ to 4ft., 18s. doz.; 130s. 

 per KM); 4 to 4.U't. 2J« doz.; 17as. P^^ 

 100; 4^ to 3fT., 30.s.'do'Z. ; 220s. per 100. 

 CatalogTie- poet free on appliea.tion. 



I n s pe c t io n i n v it-e d . 

 Note Address : 



JOHN PERKINS 



& SON 



52, MARKET SQUARE, NORTHAMPTON 



Nurseries: Billing- Road, Nopthampton 



BY WARRANTS OF 



H-MTHEKING 



M\S LATE MAJESTY 



APPOINTMENT T«J^ 



rpM-M-QUEEN ALEXANDRA 

 KING EDWARD.,s 



ANKEYS 



FAMOUS 



jJL J 



GARDEN POTS 



TISTIC BULB&FERN BOWLS 

 RED UNGLAZED WARE 

 il SLIGHTLY ABOVE 



|RDEN .POT PRICES. BY 

 AN KEYS PA TENT MACHINERY. 



*0 WAITING - 



a ORDERS SENT OFF 



He day received, 



IpOM OUR PRIVATE 

 SAILWAY SIDINGS., 



t3 trains daily .) 



HIPPING ORDERS 

 PECIALLY PACKED. . 



i 



FOR chrysanthemum: 



ROSES. VINES. 

 * 0RCHIDS,CLEMATI5 



- SWEET PEAS. 



- MARKET POtj 



SBNo US QUAinfmsm 



YOl/ /i£Q(/fR£ HAVP 

 * CARRIAGE*^ 

 BREAKAGE FREE 



PQUOTATION^ ^^ 



^carriage frequenH| 

 amounts to ha^^i 



THE VALUE OFTMieOOBU 



1 



ICHARDSANKEYfitSON, 



RIC 



Nil 



^ • ROYAL POTTERIES- 1 



PULWELL, n6tTINCh4„ 



Telegram5:POTTERiES.Telephone;N9aBUu™ 



¥\ BUtWELU NOTTlNGHAWlj 



I |LD Y(3RK PAVING.-Old Cranite S^tts, 



WfUHl I'Mvin- r>!or-l<c. SocondlKind Tankfi, Hof^' 

 ry Burrs. ( link. tv. Alanurr lo^nl^^d into t^/^^^j! 



l>oat 



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on iiami. Apply, GKO. E. CLOKI-J, Uontnicio; 

 way Wharf, Exeter Eoad, Brondesbury, 



