THE GAiRMNER8' :\rAGAZINE, NovemVr 9, 1912 



No, 3,080. (Brf^. attheG.P.O. *»A.5efw»p*p©r, ^ 

 Vol. LV. ^ and foT Oaii*di*ii Mag^-zine Post. ) 



BARB'S GENERAL BULB CATALOGUE 

 ooatains a Descriptive List of the befit Spring and 

 Summer-flowering Bulba, including Hyiax^intlis, Tulips, 

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

 free. 



AWARDED THIRTY-ONE GOLD MEDALS. 



BARB^S "GOLD MEDAL" DAFFODILS. 

 BescriptlTe Illustrated Oatalogue of all tlie finest 

 9ort^ in cultivation, for Pots, Exhibition, Flower 

 Borders, or Naturalising, and including the finest 

 selection of New Seedling Narcissi ever offered. Sent 

 free on application. 



BARR and SONS, 11, 12, and 13, King Street, Covent 



Garden, London. 



GISHUEST COMPOUND is harmless in 

 XLse; 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 

 aarneflis. Wholesale from 



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



JAMES GRAY, LTD., Horticultural Builder, 

 Chelsea, S.W., has some excellent Pit Lights and 

 Frames of various sizes and descriptions. Any gar- 

 dener requiring anything of tlie kind is invited to 

 send for Price Libt-s by means of Pofitoard Telephone 



Cell (201, Western), letter, or wire to GRAT, Chel- 

 sea. Ivnndln.Ti 



HUTS FOR THE GARDEN. — Fruit 

 Hooms, Potting Sh-eds, WorkishopiS, Cyck Hous^^s, 

 Boot Rooms, Servants' Mess- Rooms, ChiMren's Play. 

 Wms. etc. S-end for Illustrated Catalogue, free.— 

 BOri/rON a.nd PAUL, Ltd. Norwich. 



PRACTICAL GUIDANCE IN GARDEN- 



I N G . —Com p 1 e te cat a 1 og u e of Book 8 on aU 

 ■^jSes of Horticulture wiU be sent POST FREE upon 

 application to the Publisher of the Gardeners' Maga. 

 ziNE. 148-9, Aldersgate Street, London, E.G. 



" YITORTJ^ITS WEIGHT IN GOLD."— 



^ ' ' Such is a Reader's opinion of THE BNCT- 

 OLOP^DIA OF GARDENING, by T. W. Sanders, 

 f'l'-S. Price 3s. lOd. post free, from the Publishers 

 ™^9^_Aldersgate Street, London, E.G. 



T AXTON'S FRUIT TREES and ROSES. 



3^ Highest honours at the International Exhibition. 

 ^autifuUy rooted; carefully traim^ in nil shapes, 

 ^ustrated Oatalogue gratia LAXTON BROTHERS, 



JJECKETT'S NEW BOOK.— The most prac- 



r"-* tical and Up -to date Book on Vegetables. Price 

 g-; l>ost free, 5s. Od. EDWIN BECKETT, Aldenham 



Garden s, FJstree, Herts. 



RICHARDSON'S for GLASSHOUSES and 

 HKATLXG APPARATUS, for full advertise 



nu^nt sio pa-e viii, Darlington. 



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ULIPS, TULIPS.— 100 choice named 



/"arieties now in stock, from 3s. 6d. KK); 6i>ecial 

 ample collection, 10 each, 40 sorts, correctly named, 



^arnaore paid, lie.; Darwin Tulips, 100 eho'ice named, 



sorts, 6s., carriage paid; fine Mixed Tulip©, aU 

 tlow*vriT.^ n^.. Free.— 



«T tT;'^^ siae , ISs . 1 ,000. 36-pagH? 

 ^LLISON, 57. West Bromwich. 



E R R Y ' S NEW CATALOGUES 



BULB CATALOGUE. 

 PERENNIAL CATALOGUE. 

 BE.LPHINIUM CATALOGUE. 

 IRIS CATALOGUE. 

 FERN CATALOGUE. 

 ERRT'S HARDY PLAN^ FARM, ENFIELD. 



(GREENHOUSE PAINTING and GLAZ- 



^ ING Vltrolite.*' superior to White Lead Paint, 

 ^P»r galj. " plivstiiie'' euper^ea Putty, 16s. ptu- 

 2^. ParticulArs from W. CAR90N and SONS, Grove 

 ^^^U, BatterseA. Agents throughout the country. 



SATURDAY, NOV. 9. 1912 



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EBBS^ HYACINTHS FOR MASSING. 



Specially selected bulbs. Crinieon, Pink, Bark 

 Blue, Light Blue, White tinted Rose, Pure 

 AVhite, and Yellow. Each colour, 3s. i^er 

 dozen : 21s. per 100. 



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EBBS' MIXED BEDDING TULIPS. 



SINGLE, 46. per 100; 35s. per 1,0(K). 



l^rkTTTlT Ti^ Ac ftrl nor 100- -iOs. vtev 1.000. 



WEBBS' MIXED NARCISSI for extensive 

 planting. 3s. per 100; S"*. 6d. per l.f«MK 

 WEBB AND SONg, The King'e Se^^dsniWn, Word^^ley, 



Stourbridge. 



KENT, THE GARDEN OF ENGLAND. 



GEORGE BUNTARD and CO., LTD.. 

 invite INSPECTION of their eit»naive 

 NLTtSEIRIBS at MAIDSTONE. 



Herbaceous, Alpines, Ulimbere, Fruit Tre«« 

 b-rubs, 10,000 varietiee. 



ROSFifi ARE EXTRA FINE. 



Nuraeriee, 300 acres. 



DOUGLAS CARNATIONS (the Premier 

 Houee).— The In^st are cheapest. 500,000 plants 

 now ready. The fino&t border Carnationfi in existence, 

 winter-flowering sorts, specially low ratee. Finest 

 hand-fertilised seed, Is. Od. and 2s. 6d. per packet. 

 New illustrated Catalogue post free. J AMES 

 DOUGLAS. Edenedde, Great Bookham, Surrey. 



WARGRAVE BEDDING HYACINTHS, 

 Guaranteed flowering s-ize. King of the Bhiee, 

 dark blue, 2s. (kL doz., lf>s. IW; Queen of the Blues, 

 lio<ht bjue. 2s. 6d doz., l&s. 100; Sarah Bi.'rnlnmit. 

 very Vich pink. is. 6d. doz., 10s. 100: Roi des Beiges, 

 the be-st dark red, -3s. 6d. doz., la-. L"lnnoeence, 



%<. tkl. d.oz.. Kjs. 101): GianJriir a 3!er- 

 v-,>ille hlusii-wliite. Is. 6d. do«.. l*is. \m. Rainlww 

 Mixrnr.'. U. ixl. doz., 10s. 6d. 100. De.-scriptive Cata- 



loLi'U"' tree. 



ARGRAYE ALPINE AND ROCKERY 



PLANTS HrrbaetMJUs I'lants. PUnts for 

 Morii.in.v->. BoixU'r*^, Colour Sehmies, an<l Landscape 

 Gard^'uin,'' carefully carried out. Conv^tiuetion of 

 Uoekeries a s'peeial feature. ParTicuLirs freo. 



ARGRAYE PLANT FARM, LIMITED, 



The A r c ade . L i ve r po o 1 8 tree t . Londo n , E.G. 

 N u r s 0 r i-« . T wy f ord , Bsr rk s . 



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^LAY'S 



BONES 



MANURES, CRUSHED 



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r^AY'S FERTILISER IS 



UXSUBPASSED far all Horticultural Purposes. 

 CLAY and SON, Stratford, E. 



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SMTJNDA FOR ORCHIDS. 



CONSIGNMENTS ARRIVE FORTNIGHTLY 

 3s. ftd. per bushel; per bag, 88. 6d. 

 SANDER AND SONS, ST. ALBANS. 



TRON and WIRE FENCING for GAR- 



X DENS Tree Guards.-, Ga.tes. Arelie^. K^i^aii' r^. 

 Rose Stakes- and Ornani^^ntal Gar<ien I -ind W ir.^ 

 Work of evvrv <lrs.^riptiun. S.iul IUii.^tnUtd 

 Catalogue. BOrLTDN ..nd PATL. Lr<I.. Manuta^- 

 turers. Norwich. 



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AUTO SHREDS FUMIGANT kxQa Leaf- 

 mining maggot & insects in greenhouses, frames. 



For 1,000 cubic i^t. 6d. ; 10,000, ^^^^ 6<i- -PI^^^" 

 tua.— WM. DARLINGTON and SONS. Haekney, N.E . 



ORCHIDS are neither expensive or diffi- 

 cult to grow. If you hav<? u peenhouMYh*>ated 



to keep out fLt. writv for our •• \™<\ ;\>'%?,.^"^^ 

 4th edition, frw. MANSKLI. «ml HAUHKK, Lim.. 



Havrdon. Torka. 



M.. DUNCAN TUCKER and SONS, 



. . Tim 27 Ctonnon Street, London, E.G.; Worka, 

 TottenlLam/'Coawrvatones. Winter 0*rd^n8, Vmenefl. 



oort»bl» bQUdin«, et«. O»t»losrue gr»tui. 



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/10/6p«r Ann. Post Free.) 

 ^To Foreign Countries, 14/-,/ 



Twopence 



UTTONS NAMED HYACINTHS FOR 



POTS AND GLASSES. 

 1*2 named HyaointhiS, iji 12 good va.rietia6, 5/-. 

 24nnmiMl Hyacintlifi, in 12 good varieties, 10/6. 

 50 named Hyacinths, in 25 good varieties, 31/-. 



Mr, A. Stevens, The Gardens, Old Park, 

 wriU'fi: " The Hyacinths jou supplied are 

 now flowering splendidly ; isome of the fipike« 

 are imniense. My employer is delighted with 

 them.*' 



UTTON AND SONS, THE KING'S 



S EEDS.M EN , ILEA Dl N G. 



T IS WORTH \raiIxE TO PLANT A 



PEil E'NNIAL GARJ)'E1N. 

 It will }>e a saving in pocket and o Peren- 

 nial Delight, a.3 one reason etucceede. the other. 



It ia a garden of which you caa make « 

 hobby, which oan hardly be* said of the bed- 

 ding system. Plant it with KoJway Artistic 

 Colour Borders. Now is the time to plan 

 them. Kelway's will t>ave you ail the trouM* 

 connected with them if you will send parti- 

 cul.ire as to area, ixj^ition. soil, etc., to 

 KELWAY and SON, The Royial Horticulturists, 



LANGPORT. 

 From Mr,s. , — Lodge, Northallerton. 



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writes to i-say » that 



the plants ail t^me siafely and beautifully 

 packed ; she i*^ greatly oblig<'d to Messrs. 

 Kelway for the pladits thry &o kindly put ia 

 gratis, and for all the help they h«ve given 

 her in the arrangement of the border." 



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EliWAY^S PEONIES, 



NOW IS THE TIME TO PLANT Paeonies— 

 the best time in the whole year. No garden 

 is complete without the new Pieonies. Kel- 

 wayfi roeomnu'nd the following collection lE) 

 as being representative of their celebrated 

 varieties. They will give great satisfaction, 

 and be a credit to any garden. 



COLLECTION OF P-EONIBS.— Agenoria, 

 Amalthea, Czarina Due de \\ eilington, 

 Formosa, Lottie Collins, Nycletms, Prmoees 

 Maude, Splendida, Tessa, The Lancaster. 

 Zephyr us. 



36s the do^n; good plants, true to name. 

 Immediate delivery. Carriage and packing 

 free for remittanee with oriler imrntionmg 



this advertist-ment). _ 



Esq.. Salt Lake City. r.S.A.- 'The 



l>aM.iiv runts whioh 1 onU'iv^l. :inJ wliu-h you 

 sriiT 'mi' lu tlu^ frill, nnivra in -'hnI «^liai>e 

 and ivvo pl:int<d, tiud I tuu innkin- lorward 

 to the tiower6 thev will show tiu- <'nsuing 



veiiir. 



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kelway' AND SON, The Royal Horticulturist*. 



LANGPORT, SOMERSET. 



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ELLS' CATALOGUE of Clirysanthe- 



uuis. Perixnual C^rnation^, Phloxes. Michael- 

 ma.v Daisitss. H^-rbaee^jvi^ and Alpine Plants 

 now rfa<Iv. "Poet free on application. 



Ill 



TELLS" BOOK, "The Culture of 



Chrvs:MUlu'mum/' Is. 6d., po.-t fr<.'t', 

 W WELLS and CO., Mersthaau. Surrey. 



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THE POPULARITY OF XL ALL SPE- 

 CIALITIES iucreas<^ every year. All gard^ers 

 proclaim that nothing equak the^ celebrated 

 preparations. 



XL ALL NICOTINE VAPORISING COMPOUND, the 

 gar^i^utr's favourite Euniigant, both Liquid and 



XL ALL MCariNE INSECTICIDE W-VSH for 

 Svringing Dipping, and Dresising Fruit Tree* 

 and Planta. Mealy Bug, Soale, etc., cannot exist 

 where this is us^xi. 



XL ALL INSECTICIDE WASH B (sine Nicotine), best 

 non-poisonou* Wa^^h on the Market. No licence 

 required to sell this. Otli-v Iirp>^r«;t''>'i-^ /^eat 

 ly^nown are incHARDS XL AIX WINTER 

 WASH for doniumt Emit Trtt.^ and Busheia; 

 XL ALL GARDEN FERTILISER: XL ALL 



D^^t^or^^ta'ask" your Nurseryman or Seedsman 



for my small pink list. 



^ G H . RICHARDS, Manufacturer 



2^1 Borough High Street, London, ^-b. 



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