THE GARDK-NERS- MAGAZINE, Octol3<i- 26. 1!H2 



FLOWERING TREES AND SHRUBS— Illustrated 



No. 3,078. / n«ff. at the a.P.O. M a. Newspaper, ^ 

 Vol. LV. ^ and for Canadian Magazine Poet. J 



BARR'S GENERAL BULE CATALOGUE 

 contains a Descriptive List of the best Spring and 

 Summer-flowering Bulbs, including Hyacinths, Tulips, 

 Irisee, Lilies, etc., for forcing and bedding. Sent post 

 free. 



AWARDED THIRTY-ONE GOLD MEDALS. 



BAER'S "GOLD MEDAL" DAFFODILS. 

 DescriptiTe Illustrated Catalogue of all the finest 

 fiort« in cultivation, for Pots, Exhibition, Flower 

 Borders, or Naturalising, and including the finest 

 eelection of New Seedling Narcissi ever offered. Sent 

 free on application. 



BARH and SONS^ 11, 12, and 13, King Street, Covent 



Grarden, London. 



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GISHUEST COMPOUND is harmless in 

 use; its soluble Sulphur, etc., has for 40 years 

 cured blight and fungus on plants, and is good for 

 washing unhealthy dogs. Gishurstine keeps boots 

 dry in all weathers; they will polish. Good for 

 harness. Wholesale from 



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



JAMES GRAY, LTD., HOKTICULTUEAL 

 BUILDER, OHELSEA, S.W., advises Gardeners 

 to watch their Hot-w^ater ' Heading Apparatus this 

 month. If. boilers show sio*n.s of wetar it would be 

 Wise to have them exanained at once. Attention can be 

 obtained by meanis of a postcard, telephone call (201 

 ^^este'^n), letter, or wire to Gray, Chelsea, London. 



pOULTRY and KENNEL APPLIANCES 



of every description. Write for latest Cata- 

 logue, free on application. BOULTON and PAUL, 

 LTD., Norwich. 



WEEKS'S DUPLEX 



LAR BOILERS, for 

 page viii. 



UPRIGHT TUBU- 



f u 1 1 a tl v ert isc men t s-e e 



WORTH 

 Such is 

 CLOP.=h:DIA OF 

 PX.S. Price 3s 

 U8-9. Aldersgate 



ITS WEIGHT IN GOLD."— 



a Reader's opinion of THE ENCY- 

 GARDENING, by T. W. Sanders, 

 lOd., post free, from the Publishers 

 Street, London, E.G. 



T AXTON'S FRUIT TREES and ROSES, 



^ Highest honours at the International Exhibition. 

 R<'autifuily rooted; carefully trained in all shapes. 

 I'lustrated Catalogue gratis LAXTON BROTHERS, 



PART^VRIGHT and GOODWIN, LTD 



^ The Premier House for 



DAFFODILS, TULIPS, HYACINTHS, ETC. 

 The finest varieties at lowest prices. 



B<^st quality only. 

 Bulbs for Forcing and Fibre a Speciality. 

 Our New Illustrated Catalogue is now rt^dy, 

 '^ill be sent, post free on application to:^ 

 CARTWRIGHT AND GOODWIN, LTD.. 



Kidderminster. 



and 



JDEAL BOEDER CARNATIONS.— Varie- 



ties that have won all over Ensriand thi*^ yt^ar, 

 or strong constitution and free growth, producing 

 ncwers of magnificent and gorgeOti-s colours on 

 ^.^H, etiff etema, with non-bureting calyx and 

 m;5&^.*^**^^ do not reflex. From "CARNATION 

 W, Norton, Worcestershire. Cata- 



x-^^d guide on application. Sole gi>ecialitie6, 



lonG and Ro^e« 



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ERRY 



R Y ' S NEW CATALOGUES 



BULB CATALOGUE. 

 PERENNIAL CATALOGUE. 

 DELPHINIUM CATALOGUE. 

 IRIS CATALOGUE. 

 FERN CATALOGUE. 



S HARDY PLANT FARM, ENFIELD. 



(JREENHOUSE PAINTING and GLAZ- 



y ING " Vitrolite.'' superior to White I>^rtd Paint. 



gr<^n. "Pl*atine" eui>er^es Putty. 16s. per 

 W ^ ^^ticulars from W. CARSON and SONS, Grove 



Batter^ea. Agentfi throughout the country. 



SATURDAY. OCT. 26, 1912. 



/ 10/6 per Ann. Post Free. N VPnr/mAVmP 



VTo Foreign Ooimtries, I4f-.y * WUp«7*l.VC 



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EBBS' HYACINTHS FOE MASSING. 



Speciallv seiecvcd bulbs. Crimton, Pink, Da^rk 

 Blue, Light Blue. White tinted Ro.^e, I'ure 

 White, and Yellow. Each colour, ;is. per 

 dozen ; 21s. per 100. 



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EBBS' MIXED BEDDING TULIPS. 



SINGLE, ^. per lOU; 33s. per l.(Hm. 

 DOUBLE, 4s. 6d. per 100: m. per \.mi 



WEBBS' AIIXED NARCISSI for extensive 

 planting. ;^s. per lOU ; 2r.s. tid. per 1.(!<J0. 

 WEBB AND SONS, The King's Seidsn.V-n. Wordsley, 



Stourbridsre. 



KENT, THE GARDEN OF ENGLAND. 



GEORGE BUNYARD and CO., LTD.. 

 invito INSPECmON of their extensive 

 NUUSEMBS at MAIDSTONE. 



Herbaceous, Alpines, Ulimbers, Fruit TrM«, 

 Shrubs. 10,000 varieties. 



ROSES ARE EXTRA FINE. 



Nurseriee, 200 acres. 



and 



DOUGLAS CARNATIONS (the Premier 

 H(Ui:e).— Tile ^-est are chrapest. 500,000 plants 

 now ready. Tiie fine.st border C^irnation* in existence, 

 winter-flowering sorts. *;]>ecially low rates. Fines: 

 hand-fertilised ^Avd. (id, and 2s. Od. [X'r packet^ 

 New illuitrared C'atiih.irue post free. JAMES 

 DOUGLAS Edentdde, Oieat Eookhani. Surrey. 



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ARGRAVE ALPINE AND ROCKERT 



PLANTS Nt w ;ir.d r:n\'^ HrrVar, 1*1 1 li - 



Eordt-TS and er.lmir .-j eh ernes ar;:.-t t-iliy .iii.ii!-' J- 

 l.and.se->]^e CJaiuening efficiently carried «.ut. C<jii- 

 striu-rion of IN jckeri'Cg a special fea ture. 



W ARGRAVE BULBS of finest qualities 

 at reas-onable pric .s. Hyacinths for Bedding', 

 named variotits. White, Pink. Crimion. Li-ht Blu<-. 

 and Dark B.ue, selected tulbs. each e^dmr, per doz 

 2> (kl • per 100 l(>s. t>d. Narc,:-.ns Knij^ror, ml. 



doz' • 6s. 6d. per 10!!. Narei^sn- Ram Cnn.spieuus, 

 extra, lar-e. :^d. I'.r doz.: 2s. (M. Uv. M.x^xi Nar- 

 0-6US, for naTuralisinLT. 3.. KHh 21-. l.^^'L IK.^-ru-- 

 tive Catalogue's frte. 



ARGRAVE PLANT FARM, LIMITED, 



The Arcade, Liverpool Street London, E.G. 

 Nur-series, Twyford, Berks. 



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CLAY'S MANURES, CRUSHED BONES 

 (See i)a^re vi.1 



r<LAY'S FERTILISER IS 



UNSURPASSED far all Horticultural Purposes. 

 CLAY and SON, Stratford, E. 



SMUNDA FOR ORCHIDS. ^^^^ 



CONSIGNMENTS ARRIVE FORTNIGHTLY. 

 a<i 6d rx-'T bushel ; per bag, 8fi. 6d. 

 SANGER AND SONS ST. ALBANS. 



RACTICAL GUIDANCE IN GARDEN- 



plete catalogue pf Books on all 



ING. 



Phases of Hortioulture wiU be sent POST FREE upon 

 rpp^ation to the Publisher of the O.^^^^^^' Ma«^. 

 ziNE, 148-9, Aldcrs^ate Street, London. B.C . 



AU^^'SHREDS FUMIGANT kiU* Leaf- 

 minine maggot & insects in greenhouses, U&mes. 

 For 1000 cubic fl^t, 6d.; 10.000, 3s. 6d No aM^ra- 

 f^^s_WM. DARLINGTON and SONS, Haekuejr^E. 



RCHIDS are neither expensive or diffi- 

 cult to grow. If you have a greenhouse heated 

 cult 10 giu ^^r '< Amateur'B Guide, 



^?h'«l^tion! fms- MANSeLl and HATCHER, Lim., 

 Rawdon. Torks. 



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TTON'S NAMED HYACINTHS FOR 



POTS AM) G LA SSKS. 

 12 na-inM HyatMiith.s, in 12 ^ond vinh'i... 

 -24 iianitHl Hyn{»inths, in 12 R-ood v:ui* tir>. U' (i. 

 .50 nf\nio<i Hyacinths, in 25 jroo-d variotiea-, 21 -. 



Mr. A. St^-wns. Tho Gard<-ms, Old Park, 

 writes: "Tho llyacinThs you supplitxl an* 

 TM)W flf)w<'riii^'' hiilcndidly; eome o-f the spik-rs 

 iiro inim(ii-i\ Mv <Mii|'lovor i.s d^H^hU^d with 



thtni." 



TTON AND SONS. THE KING'S 



sI':ki)s.\ikn. in.AitiNG. 



4 ETISTIC HERBACEOUS BORDERS. 



:1- '* Colour i.^ nii-a-nt for th<^ iw-rin'tunl comfort 

 and deli^'"ht ct thr Iinni;in liriiit." 



TRK MOST liK.vrTIi rL 

 COLOUll KKKKCIS 

 it is possible to obtain with tl.-wrr.v iin those 

 provided bv the Kelway Bord<?rG. 



* I FT US 



SUGGKST A SKLKCTIOX 

 of plants for the y n Hav* . uhnt.'v. r 



its size, and we wdl ui:>k' i: i-'^-i-- 

 continual biwm f"r tiiimiv ;m.^. , , , ,. 

 Writo at (inco tor " n-- nt 



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h:i^ >in!ir r\Tr.-;(u'ly w.U. v\rr\ p!:i:it 



viMuv ti ll-,' Tn nanif." , „ . ■ ■ * 



KELWAY and SON. The Koyal Horticulturists. 



LANGPORT, SO-MEHSET. 



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KELWAY'S PEONIES. 

 NOW IS THE TLME TO PLANT Pnponies- 

 the best Time in the whole yr,*u-. N<. -anlm 

 1.. complete without the new ~. K . 



ways reeommend the following' (<.iw. ' i.^ 

 as being representative of th.-ir crU l^rati-^i 

 varieties Thev will give gre^t ^atisf ;u:tJoa, 

 and be a credit to any garden 



COLLECTION OF P3;OMP:s.-~Agenoru, 

 \nialuhea, Oxarira. Dae de \Aelhngton. 

 Fomo.^^^^ CkiUlns, Nyeletius Pnnc^vs 



Maude, Spiendida, Te.^a, The Lancaster, 



^36s^'tlto dozen; good plants, true to nani^ 

 Imm^iate delivery. C^arnage «nd packing 

 frT for nmiittance wi h order (mentioning 



thifl advertisement). • i^ * 



KELWAY .\ND SON, The Hoyal Hort.cultun^t*. 



L.VNGPOllT, SOMEHshT. 



ELLS' CATALOCri: of Chrysanthe- 



„rw 1)^.^:.^ H<>rbacwu. an.l All;u... 1 Unt* 

 „nu v. a iy. 'Post free on :.m'li'"'ti"n. 



ELLS' liOOK, "The Culture of the 



(1,r\-,..:itlMnum," Is. *i<l.. \"-^ 

 W. \\ KI.I.> and CO., yUr^ h.'.m. Mir.vy. 



RbsES AND THEIR CULTIVATION." 

 .V now wlitfon of this Stamlard Book is now 

 rea6y, and ev..ry Ko.. Grow.r ^^houkl -cure a copr. 

 Cloth manv illustrat.ouB, is. lOd., port free rrom 

 mblishor, U9, iJdersgate_StrMt^<m^^ 



nTHE , POPULARITY OF XL ALL SPE- 



X CI.VLITIES iMreaw's every year All -y;'''"*" 

 proclaim that Dothing t-quaU th..-. .,.,.i.ra,e<l 



XL P^TrMWTINK VVPORISING COMPOI ND. the 



\-l XirOTINK IN-KCTK IDK WASH for 



^ Svri^^mff I li ;'''*' nr.->..-n.' Fniit Trees 



XL XlZ*INSECTIc5^£WASH B ,..ne N>.otine), best 

 non poisonous W«A on th<, M.^rkv-t >o «ei.c 



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