SALES NEXT WEEK, 



MESSRS. PROTHEROE and MORRIS 

 will SELL BY AUCTION, at their Central Sale 

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



Tuesday Next. Fetotlifcy 22, at 12.50 o'clock. 



4 47 o ODONTOGLOSSUM TRIUMPHANS, 1925 od. 

 PESCATOREI, and other ORCHIDS, by order of Mr. A. 



VAN DEN BOCAERDE. 



Tuesday H«t. February 22, at 12 o'clock. 



New American SHRUBS and PLANTS, CARNATIONS, 

 IRIS. PHLOX, ASTERS, JAPANESE LILIES, BE- 

 GONIAS, MONTBRETIAS, 100 AZALEA IND1CA, 100 

 A. MOLLIS, and 50 RHODODENDRONS j^^rd, 

 Half-Standard, and Dwarf ROSES; GREENHOUSE 

 FERNS, and other PLANTS. 



Wednesday Hext. February 23, at 12 o'clock. 



24 2 8 5 LILIUM AURATUM, 11,720 L. SPECIOSUM 

 ALBUM, and 5,650 L. SP. RU BRUM, direct from l Japan ; 

 foo AZALEA MOLLIS and INDICA j 100 RHODO- 

 DENDRONS, PALMS, DRAC/ENAS, ARAUCARIAS, 

 &c, from the Continent ; 3 co Dwarf ROSES, GLADIOLI, 

 TUBEROSES, HERBACEOUS PLANTS, &c. 



Thursday »ext, Pebruary 24, at 12 o'clock. 



100 AZALEA MOLLIS and 100 A. INDICA; 500 Stand a rd 

 Half-Standard, and Dwarf ROSES; IRIS, DAHLIAS, 

 LILY OF THE VALLEY Clumps and Crowns, CARNA- 

 TIONS, BEGONIAS, HARDY FERNS, &c. 



Friday Next, February 25. at 12.30 o'clock, 



IMPORTED and ESTABLISHED ORCHIDS, by order of 



Messrs. F. Sander and Co. 

 On v iew mornings of sales, and catalogues had. _ 



Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday Next. 



Great Three Days' Sale of Roses, Plants, Shrubs, &c. 



MR. J. C. STEVENS will SELL BY 

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

 Covent Garden, as above, at Half-past Twelve precisely each 

 day, a grand selection of Rose and Fruit Trees, an immense 

 collection of Border Plants, Bulbs, and Roots ; several fine im- 

 portations of Shrubs, Flowering Trees, and Plants from Dutch 

 nurseries ; Japanese and home-grown Liliums, &c. 



On vi*»w mi irriiricrc of sale, and catalogues had. 



To Horticultural Builders, Market Gardeners, Nurserymen, and 



Others. 



ImiM>rtant Sale of Glass-houses, Boilers, Piping, &c. 

 " HARHFIELD GROVE,* MIDDLESEX, 

 about two milet from RicWmansworth, with Stations on the 

 L. and N.W. and Metropolitan Railways, about five miles 

 from Ux bridge, with Station on the G.W.Ry., and close to the 

 ( irand Junction Canal. To be SOLI) BY AUCTION by 



SEDGWICK, SON, and WEALL, upon the 

 Prkmisks, on WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, 

 March 9 and 10, 1898, at Eleven o'clock precisely on each day, 

 by dircc n of the Owner, 67 GLASS-HOUSES, comprising 

 Span, Three-<|uarter, and Lean-to Vineries, Peach House*, 



Propagating Pits, Greenhouses, &c, containing upwards of 



900,000 Square feet of Kl ass » nearly all 21 oz., mostly fitted with 

 iron gearing to lights or sliding lights, and several with standards 

 and wiring, 8,003 yards of 4-inch iron hot-water piping, a quantity 

 of 3-inch and a inch ditto, and galvanized iron cold water piping. 



A numlwrr of Mcusenser's screw-down and check Valves, a 

 "BennU" lelf-fcedinjj 1' 1 1 cr complete, ax feet in length, a 

 patent Pump by '^lanfjre" (nearly new), and a patent 

 N .uii»/.h.im Pump by ditto. Sixteen SADDLE P.OILKKS, .1 

 tubular and two Scotch ditto, and numerous effects. 



Maybe viewed two days prior to Sale. Catalogues may be 

 had Of Mr. W Hi tk, The Gardens, Hare field Grove, Hare fie Id ; 



at the usual Inns in the neighbourhood; and of Messrs. 

 §ktx;wick, Son, and Wkaix, Land and Timber Surveyors, 

 I rate Agects and Auctioneers, 38, High Street, Watford, 

 Herts. 1 



Of every Description from 1b. each. 



RARE PLANTS AT 

 LOW PRICES. 



Every Plant sent on 

 approbation. Corre- 

 spondence invited. 



New Catalogue free. 



THE LEEDS 

 ORCHID CO., 



Round bay, Leeds, 



AGENTS FOR 



THE WEST S 



PATENT 



TEAK BASKETS, 



&c» 



HOW IB THE TIME TO PLANT 



ALL THE LEADING VARIETIES 



a Standards, Half-Standards, Dwarfs, Climbers, als 



in Pots, of superlative qualities. 



PRICED CATALOGUES POST FREE. 



DICKSONS Nurseries, 



CHESTER. 



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I >RI NTINO with SPEED and EG0N0 



GARDENERS' 



MAGAZINE. 



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Aud L. COLLINQRIDQE 



Olty 



un 140, AUDI aaeATS STREET, LOHooH, MjOk 



VEGETABLES&rlOWERS 



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FOR|VINES, per bag of 28 lbs. 



FORIPOTATOES, ditto 

 FORJTOMATOES, ditto 

 FOR -CHRYSANTHEMUMS, per bag of 28 lbs. 



FOR I LAWNS, per bag of 28 lbs. 



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WEBBS' COMPOUND MANURE. 



The best general Manure for Vegetables and Flowers. 



" 1 lb., 17- ; 2 lb., 2/6 ; 7 lb., 5/- ; 28 lb., 13/-. 



Reduced rates for large Quantities on application. 



Our Manure Works at SALTNEY, CHESTER, 



are 5 acres in extent. 



WEBB and SONS, 



THE QUEEN'S SEEDSMEN, WORDSLEY. STOURBRIDGE. 



FOR PLEASURE AND PROFIT 



j :m .Nothing so profitable and 

 L f ~ easy to grow. 

 1 Y ^o Acres of Saleable Trees. 



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THE BEST PROCURABLE 



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Lists Free. 



RICRA 



HUNDREDS of THOUSANDS. 



Bushes in variety. Packing and 

 Carriage free for Cash with order. 

 8/- per doz., 60/- per 100. 

 All other Nursery Stock 



carriage /orwa?d. 



inPOTS From 15/- a doz. 



Ornamental Trees, 01 Acres, 

 A Buperb Collection cf 



Herbaceous Plants, 



Four Acres of Glass* 

 Clematis (80,000 from 15 doz. 



Single Plants ate sold at 



\ slightly increased prices. 



GENERAL CATALOGUE 



(Over lfiO pages) of Kursery St ock, 

 artistically produced containing 

 some hundreds of illustrations, 

 and full of valuable Information, 

 free on receipt of 3d. for postage. 



Please mention this Paper. 



SMITH &C?. WORCESTER 



YOU 



WANT 



FKUIT 



That 

 •pan 



from. 



will bear regularly, purchase Apples worked 

 our Paradiae 8 took. We have 70,000 to select 

 and .ball be plea* ed to ihow them to finton. 



TRAINED TREES 



SPECIALITY, 



CATALOGUE, ~^Ss&£Sr** 



PEARSON 



Chilwell 



SONS 



urseries, NOTT8. 



ESTABLISHED 1788. 



To Nurserymen, Builders, Local Bodies, Vestries 



AND OTHERS WHO INTEND 



TREES AND SHRUBS THIS SEASON, 



PLANTING 



ROBERT NEAL, F.R.H.S, 



THE NURSERIES, 



319, TRINITY B0AD, WANDSWORTH, 8.W., 



P*S S l ° offer * n «*««nsive Stock of FOREST and OR IMA 

 MENTAL TREES, SHRUBS, ROSFS GRAPF 

 VINES FRUIT TREES, CLIMBING PLANTS, &c 

 wh.ch. bang grown in the neighbourhood of London, are 

 especially «^ f ? Town Planting. Descriptive 



CA1ALOGUE free. 



lOOOOO beg °niat 



-""V* 5 erect-flowering, s 



ioo, ifa. ; doubles, it for as. 6d. ; ioo, 17s. Send for list 

 Jokj* Wells, Begonia Nursery, Ryarsh, Mailing, Kent. 



February i 9i , 



Barrs 



Select Xist 

 of the Best 



Peas 



LIGHTNING, the best first early rood 



seeded ^ea ; pods well tilled with good-sized peas 

 flavour ; free cropper. Per quart, is. od. 



I 



PRIDE OF THE MARKET 



a fine second early, round-seeded Pea ; a great crown: 

 covered with large well-filled pods of deep green » 

 Per quart, 2s. 



TELEGRAPH. 



fine second early 



round-seeded Pea ; immense cropper, pods long, broad. iai 

 abundant ; peas large and line flavoured. Per quan a. 11 



GRADUS 9 the best early Marrowfat; 



pods large and handsome ; peas of rich flavour, Per qoj« 

 3s. 6d. 



a grand exhibit** 



Marrowfat, bearing in great abandance long, handMSx, 

 broad pods well filled with large peas of delicious law 

 Per quart, is. 6d. 



DUKE OF ALBANY 



TELEPHONE 



I a fine 



crop Marrowfat ; large, handsome, and of rich deliatt 

 flavour ; a grand exhibition Pea. Per quart, 2s. 6M. 



A R R'S 



GUIDE 



Contains a Select List of the best Vegetable Seedfaal 

 most beautiful Flower Seeds. It is full of Practical Hiati, 

 and will be found of great value to Gardeners, Amitnn, 

 and Exhibitors. 



Sent free on application. 



BARR and SONS 



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



NOVELTIES AND 



SPECIALITIES IN 



FOR 1898 



POST 

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French Bean Earliest of All 

 Tomato Warrior 

 Primula Snowball 



„ Magnum I 

 Clerodendron fallax 

 Calla Elliottiana 

 Celsia cretica 

 Gaillardia maxima 

 Aquilegia hybrida 

 Asparagus deflexus ... 

 Gloxinia Williams' Sup 



Spotted Erect 



Carnation Marguerite, pur< 



Marguerite, Mix 

 Lavatera rosea splendens 

 Wallflower new Annual 



99 Ruby Gem 



G. F. Wilson s Blue Prim 

 Sweet Pea Pink Cupid 

 Rudbeckia bicolor superba 

 Stock Crimson Gem... 



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Pompon fl. 



egor's Beet 



Pansy, Cassius Giai 



„ Williams' Giant Spotted 



Streptocarpus Hybrids .~ 



Wendlandi 



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Campanula, Syon House variety 

 Cockscomb, Williams' Prize 

 Francoa ramosa — ••• 

 Illustrated Ca talogue GraH sjnd ro> 



Victoria and V*rmai***" 0ti *\ ^ 



UPPER H0LL0WAY, LONDOM 



