GARDENERS' MAGAZINE. 



Ma * 7, 1898. 



sale* *s fttutfotte 



TUESDAY, WEDNE 3D AY, and FRIDAY NEXT. 



MESSRS. PROTHEROE and MORRIS 

 will SELL BY AUCTION, at their Central Sale 

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



Tuesday next, May 10, at 12.30 o'clock. 



ESTABLISHED ORCHIDS FROM A PRIVATE 



COLLECTION. 



Wednesday next, May 11, at 12 o'clock. 



Japanese LILIES in variety, 1,500 CALCEOLARIAS, 250 

 STOCKS, GERANIUMS, Stove and Greenhouse F ERNS, 

 HOLLYHOCKS; a consignment of ORNAMENTAL 

 PALMS. LATANIAS, SEAFORTHIAS, CORYPHAS, 



and CHAM^EROPS ; DAHLIAS, CARNATIONS, . lfrccnc 

 PICOTEES, GLADIOLI, in variety, Double and Single tooKj 

 BEGONIAS, Hardy Herbaceous PLANTS, and a 1 1VI 

 quantity of HARDY PERENNIALS and BULBS in 

 great variety. 



Prlday next, May 13, at 12.30 o'clock. 



IMPORTED and ESTABLISHED ORCHIDS from various 



sources. 



On view mornings of sale, and catalogues had. 



EXPIRATION of LEASE of the CLAPTON NURSERY 



UNRESERVED THREE DAYS' SALE 



OF 



ORCHIDS, PALMS, and GENERAL NURSERY STOCK. 



By order of HUGH LOW and CO. 



PROTHEROE and MORRIS b 



to announce th 



they have received instructions from Messrs. Hugh Low and Co., who for so 



years have carried on business at the world-renowned Nurseries, at Clapton, to SPLITS 

 AUCTION, on the Premises, on MAY 17, 18, and 19, the FIRST PORTION of tS 



orticulturc. 



Fifty Nurseries, Market Gardens, Florist and 



Seed Businesses to be disposed of. 



MESSRS. PROTHEROE and MORRIS'S 

 HORTICULTURAL REGISTER contains full par- 

 ticulars of t>^ above, and can be obtained gratis at 67 and 68, 

 Cheapside, E»C» 



FOR SALE.— Splendid specimen PALM, 

 Chamarops exce'si ; about ten feet high. — Apply to 

 Gardener. Barrow Hill, Uttoxeter. 



IHQRUMNIDE REROWN- STRIKING flOVELTIES 

 HEW CATALOGUE POST FREEJ£? 



IF YOU ARE A BUYER OF 



SEED PEAS, or POTATOES, 



Plea.se send us a List «»f what you require, when we will quote 

 you, when YOU WILL SAVE MONEY. 



WITTON & CO., Seedsmen, TwyniDg, Tfiltosbury. 



PROTECT YOUR GARDENS from ravages 

 <'fhirds. Tanned Netting 35 sq. yards fur is. Will not 

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

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

 Commoner Netting at 50 sq. yards, is. 



* ■ 



From H. J. Gasson, Netting Works Rye. 



A HANDY DAILY REFERENCE BOOK. 



ONE SHILLING. 



GARDENING 



YEAR-BOOK 



AND GABDEN ORACLE, 1898. 



CONTENTS. 



A VKARS WORK IN THE GARDEN. 



NEW FRUITS, PLANTS, AND VEGETABLES. 



BEAUTIFUL FLOWERS AND HOW TO GROW 

 THEM. 



BRITISH AND EXOTIC FKRNS. 



CONSERVATORY AND GREENHOUSE PLANTS. 

 MOVE PLANTS. 



ORCHIDS AND THEIR CULTURE. 



CHOICE VEGETABLES AND feOW TO GROW 

 THEM. 



PROFITABLE FRUITS. 



LIS TlNn ?n vT™ TURAL SO <^TIES OF THE 

 UN IT ED KINGDOM. 



THE PUBLIC PARKS AND GARDENS OF THE 

 UNITED KINGDOM. 



Recipes for the Garde 



and other int 



HI 



lsures « 



ko an 



The Gar 



HAI.AZINK Office. A \r ■ j 



London. 4 ' AVC Mana 



• By Order of all Boo k^W 



FtIm 



W.H. *L 



Ooiub WBMv14 8 4 149, AJders^t 



Loudon 



This Sale at Clapton will not in any way interfere with the ordinary business of the Firm, 

 the Headquarters being now at the New Nurseries, outside Bush Hill Park Station, G.E.R. ' 



CATALOGUES ARE NOW READY; FREE ON APPLICATION. 



67 AND 68, CHEAPSIDE, E.C. 



BEST LAWN MOWERS 



THE 



INVINCIBLE." 



(Saml. Edwards' Patent.) 



ALSO 



May be had from all Ironmongers, or the 



Sole Makers, 



CROWLEY 



LIMITED 



SHEFFIELD. 



VICTOR. 



REDUCED 



CHEAP GLASS. GOOD CLASS. 



SPECIAL OFFER 



HORTICULTURAL GLASS 

 reliable quality, to be cleared at the following low prices t 



Stock 

 Siiea. 

 8X10 

 8X12 

 9X12 

 8X18 

 9X14 

 10X12 

 10X14 

 12X12 

 12X1S 

 12X14 

 12X16 

 12X18 

 12X20 

 12X24 



Boxes 



50 ft. 

 100 ft. 



200 ft. 



100 ft. 

 200 ft. 

 100 ft. 



200 ft. 



100 ft. 

 200 ft. 

 100 ft. 

 200 ft. 



4ths 15-oz. 



{■took siiea as stated In) . 

 margin, 8X10 to 12X13 j a * 



} stock sixes as stated in/ at 

 margin, 12X14 to 18X24 \ at 



4tba 2 1.01. 



1 stock sizes as stated in fat 

 J margin, 8X12 to 12X12 \ at 

 I stock sixes as stated in fat 

 , i margin, 12X14 to 18X24 \ at 



3rds 21*01. 



} stock sizes as stated in raft 

 margin, 8X12 to 12X12 {mi 

 1 stock sizes as stated in s at 

 f margin, 12X14 to 18X24 t at 



Per 

 Box 



4/- 



8/- 

 15/- 



8/6 



16/- 



11/- 

 21/- 



9/3 

 17/6 

 12/8 

 23/- 



Stock 



Bizes. 



18X17 

 13X20 



14X16 

 14X18 

 14X20 

 14X24 

 15X20 

 16X18 

 16X20 

 16X24 

 18X20 

 18X24 



only 



UTJB.— ho Box oan be divided, and 



is contained in each Box, 



The above Glass is offered subject to feemr in stock 

 1 receipt of order. The prices are ex Wharf landon, from 

 hence all Railway Companies' Vans collect. 



14byS f 



at 6/6 per 

 100 ft. 



1* by 3, 



•t;6/6 per 

 200 ft. 



OTH ** Horticultural Wood Bquaux Omaf 



Catalogues pott fret on application, 



E CHEAP WOOD COMPANY 



72, Biskopboats Stbbit WrrHar, London, E.0 



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A NTE D to PURCHASE SPECIMEN 



\( ILS I LANTS any Idnd, CEREUS SPECIO- 

 r . T .MUS, named Phyllocacti and Epiphylhuas, largeor smU 



1 .K.H>., Eern Lea, four Oaks, button Coldtield, B irmingham! 



L.°mMFfl*2*£ SHIR E STRAW- 



A-» 15ERRIEi.-Frti.ting Plants of Royal Sovereign an d 

 others, 3 s. per ioo, carnage paid for cash ; sample dozen, &U 



W. Lovel and Son, Strawberry Gardens, Driffield. 



1898 FORBES' CATALOGUE 1898 



(over 150 pages — nearly 150 illustrations) of 

 FLORIST'S FLOWERS and 



HARDY BORDER PLalTI 



is get up REGARDLESS of TROUBLE or EXPENSE, with 

 the result that it is by UNANIMOUS CONSENT pronounced 

 the most COMPREHENSIVE, most ACCURATE mat 

 RELIABLE, most COMPLETE, and BEST EXT AN I . 



It gives full and ACCURATE DESCRIPTIONS oferert. 

 thing in the way of FLORIST'S FLOWERS, also COLOUR 

 HEIGHT, TIME of FLOWERING, and PRICE of all ik 

 lest HARDY BORDER PLANTS, together with tbdr 

 ENGLISH or COMMON NAMES, and a mass of other 

 VALUABLE INFORMATION that cannot be had elsewhere. 



It is, in fact, a veritable REFERENCE-BOOK, nival** 

 to all growers of these plants, and should be in the hands of W 

 intending purchasers. Free on application. 



JOHN FORBES, Nurseryman, 



HAWICK. SCOTLAND. 



ESTABLISHED 1870. 



DAHLIAS. 



H" ~ CANNELL and SONS, sole introducers 

 . of the Cactus and Single Varieties, beg to 



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

 Highest Honours for the best General Collection, am tMj inn 

 Stock of 40,000 in 600 varieties is the completes! and 

 in England, and give the greatest satisfaction n.mone ena « 

 the world to the other, as a proof append the f ^ 0WlD §\~^ 



G. Herbert Hasyard, Esq., Charlottetown, Prince 



Island, North America. 3i/3'oS' r , . 



» I wish to thank you for dahlias. 1 got some frtjjM 

 different places in England, which more or less fai.ed. ***** 

 all yours are fine plants." . „. , tJ1MMW _ 



Send for Illustrated Catalogue, free to coming custom** 



SWAN LET, KENT. 



60 BEDDING DESIGNS. 



H CANNELL and SONS.-To those abou 

 ^ , to plant will find this P^^.f^'S'S • 

 not only gives ?"^Uve pa, terns hUT U Ik h 

 plant, and to make carpet and other beds nigmy 

 for six stamps. ^ ^ ^ KENT. 



STRAWBERRY 



PLANTS 



best, grand mar»» ~ ^ 



of 



>f Wales (large anu w;^ ; 

 'axton's and Competitors, 

 Others equally cheap. 



HEAD, 



H ANN AM. BB1ST01. 



e"the mobture 



(PATENTS 



Extra strong gh* »« h X 

 trough to receive the « 



tion, with hole in ™ D ? m| 

 SSr, thus preventing the 



sour. _ 



Prices, «o fit pou in ^ 

 Per doz. x^- 



\T EW TWINE NETTINO. « tfgjrf 



order. _^ ^ lham «-. 



THE FERN g^S 

 I GARDEN «• "SBtt*. 



