GARDENERS' 



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MAGAZINE. 



January 8, i&S 



SbattB *s auction 



TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND PRTOAY. 



MESSRS. PROTHEROE and MORRIS 

 will SELI? BY AUCTION, at their Central Sale 

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

 Tuesday Next. January 11, at 12 o'c'ocV. 



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

 DKNDRONS from the Continent, soo Lots of New 

 and Rare HERBACEOUS PLANTS, English-grown 

 LILIES, Californian BULBS, FREESIAS, OXALIS, 

 ANEMONES, GLADIOLI, 300 Standard, Half-Standard 

 and Dwarf Rcses, &c. 



Wednesday Nexn. January 12 at 1 2 o'clock. 



21,911 LILIUM AURATUM, 1,980 L. AUR. PLATY- 

 PHYLLUM. 680 L. AUR. WiTTEf, i,335 L. AUR. 

 RUBRO VITIATUM, 720 L. HARRISI, 180 L. 

 LEITCHLINII (Yellow), and other LILIES, the contents 

 of 319 cases just received from Japan ; 200 AZALEA 

 INDICA, so A. MOLLIS, LATANIAS, CORYPHAS, 

 DRACAENAS, ARAUCARIAS from the Continent; 700 

 AMARYLLIS EQUESTRIS, 700 Standard, Half- 

 Standard, and Dwarf ROSES, Double and Single 

 ■ BEGONIAS, SPIRAEA JAPONICA, AST1LBOIDES 

 FLOR1BUNDA, GLADIOLI GANDAVENSIS, &c. 

 Pridav Next. January 14, at 12.30 o'clocfc. 



IMPORTED and ESTABLISHED ORCHIDS, by order of 

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



and Co. * 

 On view morning of sale and catalogues had. 



Sales Next Week- 



MR. J. C. STEVENS will SELL BY 

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

 Covent Garden, as follows, at Half-past Twelve precisely, 



each day. 



MONDAY, Jan 10, an Immense Collection of Hardy Perennials, 



Lilies, Bulbs, Climbers, Roses', &c. 

 WKDNKSDAY, Jan. 12, j,ooo Choice Named Roses, Fruit 



Trees, Bcrder Plants, Palms and Azaleas from Ghent, Shrubs, 



Bulbs, &Ct _ 

 THURSDAY, Jan. 13, 200 Cases of Japanese Liliums as 



received ; 12 Cases of Lily of the Valley Crowns ; 4 Cases of 



Araucarias, and a Great Variety of Border Plants, Bulbs, &c. 



On view mornings of sale and catalogues had. 



BUNYARD'S 



KENT-GROWN 



R08E8 



Cheap, Gcod, and True to Name. 



iksiriptive List Free. 



GEORGE BUNYARD and CO., 



Royal Nurseries, MAIDSTONE. 



It 



NEW CHRYSANTHEMUM, 



JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN." 



A magnificent crimson seedling from Edwin 

 Molyneux, by far the best novelty of the season, and 

 a grand acquisition. I have much pleasure in stating 

 that I have secured the entire stock of this fine 

 novelty from the raiser, Mr. H. Weeks, of Derby. 

 For price and particulars of other fine novelties of 

 the same raiser see Catalogue, post free on application . 



NORMAN DAVIS, 



CHRYSANTHEMUM NURSERIES, 



F RAM FIELD, SUSSEX. 



BEST AN 0 CHEAPEST MANURE FOR GAFDEN USE, 



Price £3 10s. per ton in bags. Lots under 10 cwt.. 4s. 

 per cwt., 1 cwt. sample bag sent carriage paid to any station in 

 Ki gland on receipt of i'.O. for 6a. 



Kx tracts from 22nd annual collection of reports : — 

 NATIVE GUANO FOR POTATOS, VEGETABLES, &c. 



C. H. TnTOALt, Banlney : " Used for Potato*. Result very 

 satisfactory ; yield much above average. A splendid manure. * 

 G. Watts and >ns l> urnetnouth, report : 41 Good for general 

 Pu f P Grand for a'l Root Crops. Tomatos, and Cucumbers, 



rind it so cheap ; and it does not exhaust the ground like other 

 it an urea* 



NATIVE GUANO FOR FRUIT, ROSES, TOMATOS, &c. 



E. F. Usuek, Sidcup : " Potatos and carrots, splencid crops ; 

 Peaches, Nectarines, &c. % tplendtd. Should not like to be 

 without it on any consideration M G. Stokard, Gardener ;o 

 Sir A. 1 • Watson, Hart. : M Used for seven years for Peaches, 

 Grapes, Tomatos, Cucumbers, Roses, and Chrysanthem 



t,9r dcr i to thc Hative Gh**n> Co. (Limited), 29, New 



Bridge Street, Klackfriartp London, where pamphlets of testi- 

 moniaU, &c, may !>c obttUQcu 1 . Agent- Wanted. 



EPPS'S selected PEAT. 



^ SPBOI ALLY good stock now on hand 



ORCHID PEAT in good otmdxtion ; also for 

 i*c. and Hardwood Plant*. Rhododendrons, 



large or amaH ouantluaa, Rich Fihroo* Loam, Silver Sand, 

 SxealUmt Wmould. 0. N. Fibre, Sphagnum Moaa, 



Uharooal. 4c, 



Special cheap through rate 



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rmm mat depot, *x*awoox> 



WRITE FOR CATALOGUE 



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CHARLES SHARPE & CO. 



SLEAFORD. 



Ltd., 



OUR PROFIT 



SMALL. 



Japanese Lilium Auratum, istsize, 

 5'- per doz. Larger sizes see 

 Catalogue. Spirrea japonica, 

 2/8 per doz., extra large. 

 Lilium Lancifolium, 

 Roseum, and Rubrum, 

 3i6 per doz. Pearl 



Tuteroses, 7/- per 

 ioo, 1st size. 



The cheapest 

 house for Bulbs 



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of (very 

 description. 



Before 

 ordering 

 your Seeds 

 send for our 

 Seed Catalogue, 

 F R BB, and compare 

 price. We guaran- 

 tee them NEW, 

 GENUINE, RELI- 

 ABLE. New Feathered 

 C yclamen Bush Hill Pioneer, 

 2 6 pkt., send for description 



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MICHAEL RAINS AND CO f 



f Bulb Growers and Seed Merchants, 



34, MANSELLST..ALDGATE LONDON- E-C. 



And the Nurseries % Haarlem, Holland. 



YOUR GAIN 



LARGE. 



IF YOU 



FKUIT 



WANT 



TKEES 



That will bear regularly, purchase Apples worked 

 upon oar Paradise Stook. We have 70,000 to select 

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



TRAINED TREES A SPECIALITY. 



CATALOGUE, M Wo X?S^r inff * * c " 



PEARSON and SONS 



Chilwell N 



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urscries, NOTTS. 



ESTABLISHED 1782. 



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SELECT VEGETABLE 

 CHOICE FLOWER 



SEEDS 



SEED P0TAT0S, 

 GARDEN TOOLS, 

 GARDEN SUNDRIES, 



AT LOWEST BATES 

 FOR BBBT QUAL1TIE 



Illustrated 

 Descriptive 

 Catalogue 



No. 490 



Tost Free 

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Application 



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Delivered Free by Rail or Parcel Post. 



SEED GROWERS, 



D ICKSONS 



CHESTER 



CHRYSANTHEMUMS 



If you wish to know which are the best NOVELTIES 



for 1 898, write for Catalogue to 



J. R. PEARSON and SONS 



CHILWELL NURSERIES. NOTTS. 



Of FinestSelectedStrains 



and Tested Growth 



SEED GUIDE 



FOR 1898 



IS 



NOW READY, 



And will b3 foiwarded Free on Applicition, 



Barr's Seed Guide for 1898 contains 



Select List of the best Vegetable Seeds and most 

 beautiful Flower Seeds. It is full of Practical 

 Hints, and will be found invaluable to Gardeners, 

 Amateurs and Exhibitors. Sent free on application. 



Barr s 21s. Collection of the Best 



Vegetable Seeds contains 14 Pints of Peas 

 (best successional sorts), 6 Pints of Beans (Broad, 

 French and Runners', and a liberal Assortment of 

 other Vegetable Seeds, for One Year's Supply. For 



full particulars see BARR'S SEED GUIDh J * 011 



application. 



Barr s 10s. 6d. Collection of Choice 



Flower Seeds contains a liberal selection of the 

 most beautiful Annuals and Perennials. Full par- 

 ticulars in BARR'S SEED GUIDE* & which will also be 

 found many sterling Novelties for 1898. 



All Seeds sent Carriage Paul 011 receipt of remittance. 



BARR and SONS 



12 & 13 KING ST., COYENT GARDEN, LONDON, 



Nurserles-LONG DITTON, SURREY. 



(Surbiton Station, S.W. Railway). 



FOR PLEASURE AND PROFIT 



Nothing so profitable and 



easy to grow. 

 80 Acres of Saleable Trees 



BEST PROCURABLE 



Lists Free. 



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HUNDREDS of THOUSANDS. 



Bushes in variety. Packing and 

 Carriage free for Cash with order. 

 8/- per do7.,liO/- per ,00 ' 



All other Nursety Stock 

 carriage Jorwaid. 



iPOTS Froml5/«adoz. 



Ornamental Trees, 91 J ere* 

 uperb Collection cf 

 Hertatecvs Plants, 



Four Acres of Class, 

 Clematis SC CCC frcm 15 ccz. 



A B.— Single Plcnts aie sold at 

 > slightly increased prices. 



GENERAL CATAICCIE 



(Over LOOptgeftl or Nuih« i t S or*, 

 artistically i.nKlticed coutminng 

 some hundreds of m\^v^\^ 

 nnd full of valuable mfon.is.tion. 

 free on receipt of 3d. for pottage. 

 Please mention this Paper. V 



RICHARD SMITH &CP. w nRCCSTER 



DAHLIAS, in finest sorts, 

 CARNATIONS, fine strong plants. 

 BEGONIAS (Awarded Six Gold Medals). 

 AQUATIC and BOG PLANTS, for prasea 

 planting. 



DMOnptiT* Oat&loffne of above plant*, adapted f ;r out** 



cnltore, free upon application to 



THOMAS S. w _ 



ValM TT%rm Nnrseries, Tottenham. Loi™« 



OFFERS REQUIRED, for a large co 

 signment of EUCHARIS AMAZON I CA I il>; » 

 direct from growers in India ; Bulbs packed in ta^e* 



Apply Geo. T. Webb, bandon Co. Cork. 



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