THE 



GARDENERS' 



MAGAZINE. 



Sales *s flttrtlon 



MESSRS. PROTHEROE and MORRIS 

 wi)l SELL BY AUCTION, at thetr Central Sale 

 Rooms, 67 and 68, Chbaiside, London, L.C., as follows . 



Tu.»day next. May 3, at 1 a o clock. 



PI ANTS and BULBS, CALCEOLARIAS, GERA- 

 NIUMS, GLADIOLI, &c. 



Wednetday next. May 4, at 12 o'clock. 



JAPANESE and HOME-GROWN LILIES, PALMS and 

 nFPORATIVE PLANTS from the Continent, CARINA- 

 gglKS PI VOn & BEGONIAS, Double and Sinple 

 CiADIOII GERANIUMS, DAHLIAb, CANNAb, 

 GJ ADiOLI, HYBRID 'PRIMROSES, <,«x> CAL- 

 CEOLARIAS, BEDDING PLANTS in vanety, GERA- 

 NIUMS, &c. 



Friday next, May 6, at 12.30 o'clock. 



Imported and Established ORCHIDS, by order of Messrs. 



Sander and Co., St. Albans. 

 On view morning of sale, and catalogues had. . 



Clapton. 



Absolute Clearance Sale of the whole of the Greenhouse Plants 

 and other Stcck, Horses, Carts, Office Furniture, Utensils in 

 Trade, and Sundries.— By order of the Executors of the late 

 Mr. James Noble —Also of Seven Greenhouses and other 

 Trade Buildings, Heating Apparatus and Fittings.— By order 

 of Mr. G. Porter, the purchaser of the estate. 



MESSRS. PROTHEROE and MORRIS 

 (having sold the Freehold Estate) will SELL BY 

 AUCTION, at The Pond Lane Nursery, Clapton, on 

 MONDAY NEXT, May 2, at One o'clock, the whole of the 

 GREENHOUSE PLANTS and OTHER STOCK, comprising 

 260 A2alea indica, 2,000 Ferns in variety, 8,000 Geraniums, 

 2,500 Euonymus, 600 Ampelopsis Veitchi, Rhododendrons, &c; 

 also the Office Furniture and Enects ; the erections of seven Green- 

 houses, and other Trade Buildings ; two useful Horses, several 

 sets of Harness, three capital Carts, Lawn Mowers, Garden 

 Rollers, andothrr items. 



May now be viewed Catalogues had on the Premises ; and of 

 the Auctioneers, 67 and 68, Cheapside, E.C. 



ORCHIDS. 



FINE IMPORTATIONS AT EXTREMELY LOW 



PRICES. 



C. Harrisoniaj Vlolacea, &c. ; L. Dayana, &c. ; O. crispum, 

 Forbesi, Rogersi, Sarcodes, &e. ; M. Morehana, &c. Dendro- 

 Kiums, Cypripcdiums, &c, in great variety, at is., 2s. 6d., and 

 js. each, C. Ial>iata (guaranteed an extra fine variety), Mossire, 



Leopold., &c; L. purpurata, &c, 2s., 5s., 7s. 6d., ios. each. 

 Pottage extra. On approbation. 



AMATEURS COLLECTIONS A SPECIALITY. 



CATALOGUE FREE, 



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See Plant Label Advt. 



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CfcjflEW CATALOGUE POST FREE^=? 



IF YOU ARE A BUYER OF 



SEED PEAS, or POTATOES, 



Please 



List of what you require 



TOTOH & CO., seedsmen, Twyniig, Tbikesbury. 



PROTECT YOUR GARDENS from ravages 



JL of birds. Tanned Netting, 35 sq. yards for is. Will not 

 rot if left out in all weather. Send any width, carriage paid on 

 all orders over 5s. As supplied to the Royal Gardens. 

 Commoner Netting at 50 sq. yards, is. 



F 



ro 



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BEST LAWN MOWERS 



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ALSO 



ApR1L 30, 1898. 



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with 

 niAt 



VICTOR. 



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rRICES. 



May be had frum all Ironmongers, or the 



Sole Makers, 



the mos 1 CO»EHES OU m S TOSS* 

 RELIABLE most C» ^ ffi^ 



It gives full and ACCURATE DESCRIPTION'S I 

 thing in the way of FLORIST'S FLOWFR s V it?/ ^ 

 HEIGHT, TIME of FLOWERING ^d mlcv 0 ^ 

 lest HARDY BORDER PLANTS tno.it ^ 

 ENGLISH or COMMON NAMES ' and a ** 

 VALUABLE INFORMATION that cannot U h 3 ? i J 1 ** 



It is, in fact, a veritable REFERENCE?BOof tSZSt 

 toall growers of these plant., and should bl h ^CMS 

 intending purchasers. Free on application. "a"*** 



JOHN FORBES, Nurseryman, 



HAWICK, SCOTLAND. 



ESTABLISHED 1870. 



DAHLIAS. 



JOHN CROWLEY 



Co., 



LIMITED, 



SHEFFIELD. 



CHEAP GLASS 



TT CANNELL and SONS, sole introducers 



A • ' °rS- C r CaC -, US ? nd u ing i e Varieti ^ beg to assure ^ 

 admirers of this family that they have for 25 years been awaidtf 



Highest Honours for the best General Collection, and that the* 

 Stock of 40,000 in 600 varieties is the completest and best kept 

 m England, and give the greatest satisfaction from one endtf 

 the world to the other, as a proof append the following 

 G. Herbert Hasyard, Esq., Chariot tetown, Prince Edward 



Island, North America. 31/3/93. 

 " I wish to thank you for dahlias. I got some from (m 

 ft ft fin n I rlCC I (1, tferent places in England, which more or less failed. V 

 UUUU ULJIwVl all yours are fine plants." 



Send for Illustrated Catalogue, free to coming customers. 



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 Of reliable quality, to be cleared at the following low prices 1 

 Stock 



Si*ee. 



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 BX1S 

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 100 ft. 1 stook sizes as stated in Cat 

 200 ft. J margin, 12X14 to 18X24 ( at 



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 10X141 200 ft. i margin, 8X12 to 12X12 \ at 

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 Box 



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(INTRODUCED IN 1877). 



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A Certain and Effectual Destroyer oj Daisies, 

 Plantains* and Weeds generally, so troublesome and 

 unsightly on Lawns. A renovator also of old and 

 decayed Lawns. 



All Lawns should be dressed at least once a year 

 with this article, its fertilizing properties bei-g equal 

 if not superior, to anything at present offered. ' 



PRICES— In Tins, 1».. 2 a 6d., 5s. each. 

 In Casks, \ cwt., 8s. 6d. ; \ owt., 16s.; 1 owt.; 



30s. each. 



Manufacturers, 



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A HANDY DAILY REFERENCE BOOK, tihsbuby street, london. e.c 



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ABD OABDEN OBACLE. 189a 



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TREE TOMATO. 



A raluable novelty of recent introduction. Easy to grow ( 

 illustration, " Amateur Gardening," April i6ih). Plants ^ io 

 as»6 for 3 s., or 5s. per doz. Carriage paid for cash with order. 



« V% £&2PiSSi ?f \ hC of Tomato is the new 



m Up.to-Date, which is also good for open-air culture * 

 in packets, xs. and is. each, or planu 2s. per doz. Carriage u«u 

 cash with order. • ^ 



ROBERT HOLMES, Norwich. 



for 



Seed, 



SWAN LET, KENT. 



€0 BEDDING 



DESIGNS. 



H. CANNELL and SONS.— To those about 

 to plant will find this publication of great assistance. It 

 not only gives effective patterns, but tells how and what to 

 plant, and to make carpet and other beds highly attractive. Fitt 

 for six stamps. 



KENT. 



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Best Piatt*. 

 Best V*rltt!ef 



True to Name. 



Catalogu s Gratis* 



rce were raised 



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Large, strong, fertile runners of best grand market k. 

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 reign" g .s. 60! per zoo ; Monarch (mid-sea»on, enon-m-i 

 Prince and Princess of Wales (large and late), 5 s. ptri« >. i+* 

 of All! 3 s. per 100 ; Paxtons and Compet.tors, per 

 ' Others equally cheap. 



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COCO^NUT^BRE REFUSE 



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Yellow Fibrous Loam, Compost, Leal ana reai 



Chrysanthemum compost, 



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