THE GARDENERS' MAGAZINE. 



Sales bg attctfo 



SALES NEXT WEEK 



MESSRS. PROTHEROE and MORRIS 

 will SELL BY AUCTION, at their Central Sale 

 Rooms, 67 and 68, Cheatside, London, E.C., as follows: — 



Tuesday Next, Jannaiy 25, at 12 o'c'ocV. 



Japanese and Hcme-grown LILIES in variety, IRIS 



ka:mpferi, carnations, pyrethrums, 

 delphiniums, phloxes,' cannas, violets, 



BEGONIAS, rare American Plants?, Thousands of 

 PERENNIALS, 200 AZALEA INDICA, 200 A. MOLLIS, 

 100 RHODODENDRONS frcm the Continent, 300 Dwarf 

 ROSES, and 50 Lots of Choice GREENHOUSE FERNS, 

 ROSES, and other Plants. 



Wednesday Next, January 29, at 12 o'clock. 



An Important Consignment of 



846 



CASES OF LILIES, 



4,176 LIL1UM 



From Japan, comprising 

 AURATUM, 18,894 



L. SPECIOSUM 



ALBU VT, 420 L. SP. RI BRUM, 4,859 L. SP. MEL- 

 POMENE, 792 L. SP. KR ETZERI, 36 L. AUR. 

 RUBRO-VI'ITATUM (new variety), 2,250 L. KRAM ERI 

 (new variety), 7 so L. LONGIFLORUM, and 558 L. AUR. 

 PLATYPHYLLUM, just received. Also 100 AZALEA 

 INDICA, 100 A. MOLLIS, A. PONTICA, PALMS, 

 DRACAENAS, LAURUSTINUS, ORANGES in Pots, 

 CYt/AS, ARAUCARIAS, and other Plants received direct 



from the Continent. 

 i7,coo EXCELSIOR PEARL TUBEROSES, 700 SPIR/EA 

 ASTILBOIDES FLORIBUNDA, 4,5°° Hvhrid 

 GLADIOLI, 7,000 Berlin Crowns LILY OF THE 

 VALLEY, SPIR/EA COMPACTA, SP. JAPONICA, 

 5,oco GLADIOLUS The Bride, io ? ooo Single BEGONIAS 

 (all colours), 6co Standard, Half-Standard, and Dwarf 

 ROSES, a fine assortment of the Beautiful CRINUM, 

 also AMARYLLIS, ARUMS, and others; Choice 

 ZONAL and other GERANIUMS, ANEMONES, &c. 



Thursday Next, January 27, at 12 o'clock. 



200 AZALEA INDICA, 200 A. MOLLIS, and 100 RHODO- 

 DENDRONS from the Continent, Standard, Half- 

 Standard, and Dwarf ROSES, Standard and Dwarf 

 T»ained FRUIT TREES, 600 Lots of Miscellaneous 



BULBS, HARDY PERENNIALS, BEGONIAS, 

 DELPHINIUMS, PHLOXES, PYRETHRUMS, 

 P/EONIES, Tree and Border CARNATIONS, 

 SPIR.EAS, LILIES OF THE VALLEY, SEA KALE, 

 Home-grown LILIES, IRIS, SCILLAS, GLADIOLI, 

 MICHAELMAS DAISIES, HARDY CLIMBING 

 PLANTS, CLEMATIS, and Thousands of other Plants 

 and Bulbs. 



Friday Next, January 5 8 at 12 30 o'clock. 



IMPORTED and ESTABLISHED ORCHI DS f by order of 

 Messrs. F. Sander and Co, and Messrs. \V. L. Lewis and 

 Co. ORCH I DS in Flower and Hud, &c. 

 On view mornings of sales and catalogues had. 



c. 



Sales Next Week, 



STEVENS will 



SELL BY 



M R - J 

 AUCTION, at his Gkkat Rooms, 38, King Street, 



Coven r Gakokn, as follows, at Half-past Twelve precisely 

 each day : — 



MONDAY. — i,oco Lots of English and Foreign Border Plants. 

 WEDNESDAY.-2,oco Rose Trees, Fruit Trees, Shrubs, 



Palms, Border Plants, Liliums, &c. 

 THURSDAY. — Special sale of Japanese l ilies. Border Plants, 



Bulbs, Roots, &e. 

 On view mornings of *ale and catalogues had. 



WRITE FOR CATALOGUE 



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CHARLES SHARPE 



SLEAFOBD. 



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Ltd., 



IF YOU WANT 



FRUIT 



TBEES 



That will bear re^nlarly, parohtwe Apples worked 

 upon oar Paradise Stock. We have 70,000 to seleot 

 from, and shall be pleased to show them to visitors, 



TRAINED TREES A SPECIALITY. 



CATALOGUE, ^°^& p ^ nina -* c " 



. R. PEARSON and SONS, 



C h 1 1 we 1 1 Nu r se r i e s, N OTT8. 



ESTABLISHED 17*2. 



CAN NELL 



SONS 



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Pure Own-Grown Golden 



Kentish 



Are the finest the World can Prodnoe. 



AS A PROOF, Sir Trevor Lawrence, Presi- 

 dent, the Council and 30 expert Committeemen of the 

 Royal Horticultural Society, unanimously awarded Us the 

 Highest Honour, and also instructel their Secretary, the Rev. 

 Wilks, to say that the Vegetables composing our great exhibit 

 were " WONDERFUL." This unprecedented eulogium speaks 

 for itself. ". v ** v 



Send for Ours, the best and most edifying Catalogue ever issued. 



Price Is., post free to customers. 



SWANLEY, KENT. 



CANNELL'S KING, 



TH 



BEST TO 



ATO. 



WE stated and described when we sent out 

 four years ago that our KING was the best in cultiva- 

 tion. All this has proved correct ; both for private and market, 

 immensely popular. Whilst others have perished of disease this 

 has flourished ; heavy cropper, and certainly the best flavoured, 

 is. and 2s. per packet. 



8WANLEY, KENT. 



STRAWBERRIES & RASPBERRIES 



HCANNELL and SONS have large quan- 

 • tities of all the best field and garden for immediate 

 planting. Send for Catalogue. 



SWANLEY, KENT. 



CANNELL'S Catalogue 



Of CHRYSANTHEMUMS 



WILL be found the best and completest. 

 The whole family beautifully illustrated and described, 

 and our pure country properly ^rown cuttings and plants have 

 no equal. Post free to coming customers. 



SWANLEY, KENT. 



VIOLETS AND VIOLAS. 



H~~ CANNELL and SONS have many thou- 

 . • sand?, healthy country grown plants, in best condition 

 for immediate lowering and p anting. New Single Violets are 

 great acquisitions and a constant source of pleasure everywhere. 

 Send for a Catalcgue. 



SWANLEY, KENT. 



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SELECT VEGETABLE " 

 CHOICE FLOWER I 



Illustrated 



Post Free 



I Descriptive 

 SEEDS. I Catalogue 



BEED P0TAT0S, f No , 490 



GARDEN TOOLS, g 

 GARDEN SUNDRIES, I Qn 



AT LOWEST BATES " 



for best qualities. 1 Application. 



niM«naiiiiifliiaiiaifBuiuaiiftriiijiii«i.ti4auitiiiiiitBiii;iiiiir ■(:■))■ iiftiiaiimiiiiiiiumiiuB 



Delivered Free by Rail or Parcel Post. 



DfCKSONS 



SEED GROWERS, 



CHESTER 



PEARSON'S CHEMICAL MANURE. 



Every Gardener and Exhibitor who tries this becomes a 

 regular ouFtonur; so confident are we of this ttat wo will 

 itnl a B ftMPLB TIN (erongh to drees 50 cots) GRATIS 

 to any reader o? this raper who will cut out and send this 

 advaitutment ^ith three sti mps to oover poetage. Address— 



J. Bu PEAKEOH AND SONS, 



OHILWBLL NTJR8ERIE8. NOTT8. 



R CHRYSANTHEMUMS. 

 OOTEDCUTTINGS.-Whitc and Yellow 

 Selborne, Source d'Or, Ntveos, Mrs. Cancel), W. H. 

 Lincoln, Madame Car nor, Viviand More), Taxedo, Lady 

 Canning bthel Snowdrift, La Triumphant*, I.a.r. ix, Astorf 

 Avalanche, Peter the (ircat, Eynsford White, 6d. per dozen « 



* ,u 1 " : Austrahai. < . Id. St ran, Xmas Gold, is. 6d. per dozen' 



KOOTKh I \\ \ KS. Blush Malmaisnns, 2 s. j* per dozen ; 



,Rk . Ma!m ' ,, ; i f - 3d. per dozen ; Gioire de Nancy,, is. od. 

 per uozcii. AU free for ca^h with order. 



C. L. aid F. W. Lillev, St. Pstcrs, Gncr .sey. 



January 22, 1898. 



Barr s Ne Plus Ultra FrencU Bean. 



A fine forcing variety very early, and producin- an almn 

 1 danc e of fine pods. Per quart, is.)6d.J ° abun * 



Barr's Karliest French Shorthorn Carrot. 



A favourite for soups, and extremely early ; the hest varied 

 to sow in frames. Per oz., iod. bt vanet y 



Batr s Pride of the Market Cucumber. 



A specially fine selection, dark green, and of handsome 

 ii a 6d 9 aV ° Unte in CoVent Garden Market - Per packet* 



Barr's Improved Telegraph Cucumber. 



A fine selection, handsome straight fruit, of fine flavour, verv 

 prolific. Per packet, is. and is. 6d. ' 7 



Barr's "Eureka 57 Melon. 



A grand new scarlet-fleshed variety, fruit large and densely 

 netted, flavour delicious, heavy cropper and early ; a splendid 

 exhibition variety. Per packet, is. 6d. and 2s. 6d. 



Barr s First of All Radish. 



Fir.e little, short-leaved, very early Radishes, scarlet 

 ivhite. Each, per oz., 6d> 



Barr's Early Ruby Tomato. 



Large, solid, bright scarlet fruit, of fine form ; an abundant 

 cropper, and best first early Tomato. Per packet, is. 



Barr's Thick-fleshed Tomato. 



Surpasses all other varieties for depth of fruit, Solidity of 

 flesh, high quality, and heavy cropping. Per packet, is. 



Barr's Seed Guide sent free oh application. 



BARR and SONS, 



12 & 13, KING STREET, COVENT GARDEN, LONDON. 



or 



Colleo'ion of choice Flower Eee3s, 10/8 



CONTAINING — 



6 var3. Victoria Aster 

 6 German 10-wk. Stock 

 12 Hftrdy Animals 

 12 Hardy Pt-renuials 

 and Biennials 



4 vars. Florists' Flwrs. 



1 oz. Sweet Pea3 



1 oz. Mignonette 



I oz. Dwf. Nasturtiums 



II packets Everlasting 



Fiowers 

 apkts. 0ruamntl.Grras3 



Larger and more complete Collections, 



„ AJ 21/-. 30/-, 40 -. 

 Collections of Seleot Vegetable Seeds, 



for Full Soason's Supply, 

 10/6, 15/-, S81/., 4^/-, 63/-. 



WARE'S BEGONIAS. 



Eight Gold Medals Awarded. 



Single, Mixed, 3 '- per doz.; 20/- per 100. 

 Single, Selected, to colour, 5/- doz ; 32M0O. 



Double. Mixed, 5/- per doz. ; 35'- per 100. 

 Dotib.e, Selected, in various colours, 8/* perdoz* 



Tubers and t'cedi No;v Ready. 



CHRYSANTHEMUMS. 



Plants from 4/- per dozeu. 

 Fe? Cata'o^no for exquisite New and Popular 

 Varieties containing Phototype Illustrations of 



best Novelties. 

 All the Fw8t Kinds in Cultwa'io 1 off»red— 

 liCUR^ED, Japanese, Reflexed, Singles, 



Absmove Flow eked, &o. 



WARE'S DAHLIAS. 



Awarded Gold Meoal, Hamburg 



Exmeition, 1897. ^ . . 



POT R r JOTScan be supplied of all the Standard 



and Finest Kinds. 

 Wake's Selection, Cactus varieties, 6/- perdoz. 

 Do. do. Biiigle do. 4/- do. 



Do. do. Show & Fancy do. 9/- do- 

 Do, do. Pouipono do. 6/* do- 

 Do do. Dwarf Beddin? do* 6/ .do. 

 Cat Hog ies 9 Descriptive ani I:lu$trative t 

 .< nt Free upm Ap^A'Cattm, 



Hale Farm Uiirseries, 



TOTTENHAM 



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LONDON. 



