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THE GARDENERS* MAGAZINE 



October 26, 1912 



BULBS. 



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



The best ne-.v and standard var.eties of home-gr(nvn 



Na^ct'ssiy Tulips^ Hy icinihs, etc. 



MICHAELMAS DAISIES. 



CARNATIONS. 



WM. SYDENHAM, Melbourne, Derbyahire. 



Fuily 50,000 Border Carnations to offer, 

 Prices "i'c^y loiv. List /ree. 



HERBACEOUS & ROCK PLANTS 



WM. SYDENHAM, Melbourne, Dorbyahire. 



Herbaceous and Rock Plant's, very fine specimens, 



l.ist Jrec. 



HORTICULTURAL LIBRARY. 



- SYDENHAM, Melbourne, I>erbysihire. 

 Michaelmas Daises. All the Latest Novelties. 



List free, 



ORCHIDS. 



^ 



EDWARD V. LOW, Vale Bridge, Haywaixis Heath. 

 White" Cattleyas and Choice Cyfrifediums 

 leading features. Inspection solicited. 



ROSES. 



PRANK CANT A CO., 



Braiswick Rose G-arden, 

 The World-famed Champion Rose 



Ool ohccter. 



Growers, 



are 



HASSALL & Co.. Chaee Side, Sonthgate, London, N, 



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Catalogues Post Free, 



PHLOXES. 



W. H. A L. COLLINGRIDGE, 



■ 148 and 149, Alderegrate 



Catalogue of Gardening 



Street, 

 Books, 



London. 



Post Free 



GUNN & SONS, Specialists, 



Olton, Warwickshire. 

 New and Standard Varieties. Lists 



Free 



JOHN MATTOCK, H* adington, Oxford. 



IVintte*- Gold Medal President's Cup. 

 3 2nds. at N.R.S, Sho7vs, iqio. 



II ist Prizes 

 Ct/g-. Free. 



R. H 



The 



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The Floral Farms, Wiebech. 



Best New and Standard Varieties 



of Rases. 



VIOLAS. 



WM. SYDENHAM. Melbourne, Derbyshire. 



Fully 600,000 Violas off/^red this season. 



List free. 



Terms for the insertion of these Busi 



on application to W, H. & L. COLLINGRIDGE 



ness Card Advertisements may be obtained 



& 149, Aldersgrate St 



PORTABLE PLANT FRAMES 



OUR WELL KNOWN MAKE. 



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01 LEU 



31000 



Tli«M Frames we made oi the best material* and can be 

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Sicea and Prices. Glased and Painted. £ 



eft. 



6ft. 



6ft. 

 12ft. 

 12ft. 



lat. 



long by 3ft. wide 



4ft. 



Cash 



99 



5ft. 

 4ft. 

 5ft. 



6ft. 



99 

 99 

 99 

 99 

 99 



Ppioei. I 



Carriage | 

 Paid. [ 



2 

 2 



I. 



0 

 5 



2 15 

 4 0 



4 15 



5 12 



d. 



0 

 0 

 0 

 0 

 0 

 6 



The pioneer of cheap, simple and effective 

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0/ this boiler, and its numerous imitations 

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Larger sites at proportionate prion. 



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Beware of Iraitatious, 



This Brand is made of the 

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Post paid to your door. 



Men'B or Women's, 

 pup Motto.—" Small profits brin? quick return^." 



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SUPPLY STORED, 



EPPS'S SELECTED PEAT 



Loam 



_ Leaf-mould Sand. C.N. Fibre, Sphagnum, 

 Charcoal, and all kinds of Ga rden Sundries. 



Prices on application to 



EPPS & CO., Ring-wood. HANTS 



OLD YORK PAVING.-OJd Granite Setts 

 W ood Paving: Blocks, Secondhand Tanks Rniv 

 fry Burrs Clinker.. Manure loadeS in?o trucks" 

 boats, or dehwped by road. Large quantities Ilwavs 

 on hand. Apply, GEO. E. CLOKE. Contractor RaH 

 way « harf, Exeter Road, Brondesbury \ W ' - 



jyEW ROSES -Edward Mawley, 2s. 6d. ; M 



Juliet 



3s.; Mrs. H 



rs 



T.' OA T-A v.- ~-~* Stevens, la. 6d. : 



not. Is. 3d.; Jonkheer J. L Moek la • ^nv X> 

 Gustave Prat, U. 6d. rh<^ eight for 13^ car? n^kl 

 Sent for List LEIGH. Ro^ GroU^' Ai^^n Nur! 

 senes, Hampton-in-Arden. -o^^-en i>ur- 



200,000 



ton Gi 



Cliffe, near l?och(vster. Kent. 



CELEBRATED 



Norwich 



Onr latest Descriptive List of Bose.^. with " HintBon 

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of a ii.c- mentioning this paper. iZ^:^ntij 



Strong, healthy plants, "We guaranlee eatiefaction, 

 Onr Roses are specially noted for an abi-ndarce of 

 fibrous roots, A trial order will convince you. 



THE 



1N0RWIGH 



COLLECTION 



of 25 



iOst popular varieties, for 12 6; any 13 for 



7 - ; 6 for 4 - 



Guittnois 



Augustine 

 seau 



Betty 



Caroline Testout 

 Countess of Derby 



Countess of Gosford 

 Dean Hole 



Dorothy Page Roberts 

 Dr. O'Donel Browne 

 Earl of Warwick 

 Goldelse 

 Grace Darling 

 Gruss an Teplitz 



Gustave Grunerwald 

 Gustave Regis 

 Harry Kirk 

 His Majesty 

 Hugh Dickson 

 Joseph Lowe 

 Killarney 

 Lady Ashtown 

 Lady Ursula 

 Mme. Abel Chatenay 

 Mme. Melanie Soupert 

 Mrs. W. J. Grant 



Souv. de Maria de 



Zayas 



12 New ROSES, including Gold Medal varieties, 

 for 10/6; any 6 for 6/-. 



Claudius (most frg'nt) 



Ethel Malcolm 

 G. A rends 



(Mew Pink Druschki) 



Juliet 



J. J. L. Mock 



Mme. Segond Weber 

 Mrs. A. E. Coxhead 

 Miss Alice de Roths- 

 child 

 Mrs. Foley Hobbs 

 Mrs. H. Stevens 

 Nita Weldon 



Lady Hlllingdon 



12 RAMBLERS and CLIMBERS for 8/-; 



4/6; or 1/6 eacii (up to loft. shoots). 



6 for 



American Pil!ar 

 C. K. A. Victoria 

 C!imbrng Liberty 



Excelsa ( Ci im^>on 

 Pt-rkins) 



Johanna Sebus 



IX 



Minnehaha 

 Reve d'Or 

 Shower of Go!d 

 Tausendschon 

 W. A. Richardson 



White Dorothy 



Lady Godiva 



Ask for our IJst of Standard and Pot Rosfs, 

 and tnanv other cheap collections. 



A. J. 8l C. ALLEN 



Rose Growers. 



NORWICH 



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 L. JK\NI>GS and CO.. Timb^ Merchants, General 



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