GA RDENERS* MA GAZI NE. 



Ma Y 21, 1898. 



Sale* t>8 nuction 



MONDAY, TUESDAY, and PBIDAY NEXT. 



MESSRS. PROTHEROE and MORRIS 

 will SELL BY AUCTION, at their Ckntka,. S.u.k 



Rooms, 67 and 68, Ciieapside, Londom, B.Ch as follows .— 



Monday next, May 23, at 12 o'clock. 



Japanese and Home-grown I.I LI ES v t CALCEOLARIAS, 

 ASTERS, DAHLIAS, CARNATIONS, PICOTERS, 

 C.LADIOLI BEGONIAS; a consignment of UKJNA- 

 MEDI AL PALMS, LATANIAS, SEAFORTHIAS^ and 

 CORYPHAS from the Continent; PHLOXES, Donfak 

 HOT XYHOCKS, Stove and Greenhouse r LRNS, KUbkb 

 in Pots, and 150 cases of Kentia Seeds. 



Tuesday next. May 24, at 12.30 o'clock. 



i,ooo OATTLEYA AUREA and GIGAS, just to hand, col" 

 lected and brought home by Mr. A. E. Pratt ; also 160 lots 

 of Burmese ORCHIDS. 



Friday next, May 27, at 12.30 o'clock. 



150 CATTLEYA DOWIANA, by order of Messrs. Hugh Low 

 and Co. ; also t ver 1000 lots of ORCHIDS from Messrs. 

 W. L. Lewis and Co., and Mr. Aime Vanden liogaerde. 

 On view mornings of sale, and catal ogues had. 



VE ITCH'S AUTUMN 



GIANT CAULIFLOWER, 3s. 61. 



X.000 ; Dalkeith Brussel Sprout, 2s. 6J. The earlier these are 

 planted in the season the better. 



W. Hornb, ClitTe, Rochester, Kent. 



CLEARANCE SALE.— 100,000 BEGONIA 

 TUBERS. Large, erect flowering. Singles, 12, 2s.; 

 25, 3s. 6d. ; 50, 6s.; 100, ns. Doubles same price. Smaller, 

 12, is. 6(1.; 25, 2s. 6d.; 100, 8s. t for cash.— John Wells, 

 Begonia Nursery, Ryarsh, Mailing, Kent. 



OVEL'S Y O R K S H I R E STRAW- 

 BERRIES. — Fruiting Plants of Royal Sovereign and 

 others, 3s. per 100, carriage paid for cash; sample dozen, 6d. 



List. 



W. Lovkl and Son, Strawberry Gardens, Driffield. 



GIANT PRIMROSE, " Evelyn Arkwright." 

 Merit Roy. Hort. Soc., April 26, 1898. A few strong 

 plants coming into blossom, 10s. 6d. each. Selected Seeds of 

 1897 in packets of 25 at 5s. a packet ; nay men t with order. — 

 Apply to Mr. Park, Gardens, Hampton Court, Leominster. 



100.000 



CACTUS DAHLIAS \ 



Catabgws Gratis, 



B*Ft Plant 0 . 



Best Varieties 

 rue to Name 



About half the good varieties in commerce were raised here 



KEYNES, WILLIAMS. ANO CO. 



The Nurseries, SALISBURY. 



IF YOU ARE A BUYER OF 



SEED PEAS, or POTATOES, 



Please send us a List of what you require, when we will quote 



you, when YOU WILL SAVE MONEY. 



WITTOH & CO., Seedsmen, TiyniDg, Tbikesbury. 



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Largest stock in the trade. 



Now is the best 



T. SMITH, Daisy Hill Nursery, NEWRY. 



PROTECT YOUR GARDENS .—Garden 

 Netting, oiled and dressed. Will not rot if left out in all 

 Weathers, iuo yards by 1 yard, 3s. ; 100 yards by 2 yards, 6s. j 

 loo yards by 3 yards, 9$. ; or so on to any width, carriage paid 

 on all orders over fs. I DO NOT REQUIRE PAYMENT 

 TILL YOU HAVE MDCKIYI l> AND APPROVED OF 

 THE NETTING. 



From Hv. J. Gassox, Netting Works, R ye. 



ETS.— TANNED WATERPROOF, small 



mesh, fi r protecting Strawl»erry Beds, Fruit Trees, &c. 

 Cheapest and best in the market. 200 yards 5s. 6d., carriage 

 paid ; extra quality 8s. Huy first hand, and get list from 



Spashktt and Co., 



. Net Manufacturers. Lowestoft. 



p ANNA MADAME CROZY.-One of the 



W, J?' V < r* cuvc for W * e 8K»P». beds or pots. 



vX** 1 ofSt * > f Rood dormant roots, 25s. per 100 • /to n*x i ooo 



iSSHbJ^ King t Road, i helseaJUndon T S.W. 



(G REENHOUSES from i 



VJ conservatories, well-made fn_ 



~)TTER. HAWTHORN, and CO 

 gHADINGS.T.frany, S cn ms . R lf£ 



a Grass, 



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Mills, Liverpool 



Netting 

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ti lenmj court*. 



16s. 

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fi REAT R EDDCTION IN FRAMES 



OTJK WELL-KNOWN MAZE. 



PORTABLE CUCUMBER FRAMES 



These frames are made of the best materials, and can be put 

 together and taken apart in a few minutes by anyorw, 



Siaet and Prioei. Glazed and Painted. £ s. d 



Might, 4 ft. by 6 ft, 

 Might, 8 ft. by 6 ft. 

 Might, 12 ft. by 6 ft. 

 Might, 16 ft. by 6 ft. 

 Might, 30 ft. by 0 ft. 

 6-light, U ft. by 6 ft. 



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B. halliday & go. 



ROYAL HORTICULTURAL WORKS, 



IDDLETON, MANCHESTER 



9 



FOUNDED 



1838. 



GARDENERS' ROYAL BENEVOLENT 



INSTITUTION. 



Patroness ... Her Must Gracious Majesty the Queen. 



Patron H.R.H. the Prince o? Wales, K..G. 



President ...His Grace the Duke of Westminster, K G. 



Treasurer Harry J. Veitch, Chelsea, S.W. 



Trustees Hon. Walter Rothschild, 



Bruno Schroder, Esq , and N. Sherwood, Esq. 



THE FIFTY-NINTH ANNIVERSARY 

 FESTIVAL DINNER in aid of the Funds will take 

 place at the HOTEL METRO POLE, on WEDNESDAY, 

 June 8th, 1898, when His Grace the Duke of PORTLAND, 

 P.C., G.C.V.O., will preside. 



The Committee acknowledge with grateful thanks the follow- 

 ing amounts, which have been promised or paid : — 



Messrs. N. M. Rothschild »od Son ^105 



N. Sherwood, Esq. (Victorian Era Fund) 

 A nhur Sutton, Esq. (Ditto) 

 Leonard Sutton, Esq. (Ditto) 

 Harry J. Veitch, Esq. (Ditto) 



H. Morley, Esq.? .. 

 Henry Jones, Esq. 



W. Thompson, Esq. 

 R. Milligan Hogg, Esq. 

 A. Watkins, Esq. 

 W. J. Nutting, Esq. 

 Mr. James Douglas 

 Ditto 



Per Mr. Geo. Woodward 

 F. S. W. Cornwallis, Esq., M.l 1 

 Lieut. -Colonel Warde, M.P. J... 

 Roger Leigh, Esq. 



Further subscriptions and donations will be thankfully received 

 and acknowledged by the Secretary, Georgr J. Ingram, at the 

 office, 50, Parliament Street, London, S.W. 



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PRICE TWOPENCE. 



Of all Newsagents. Post Free, 



THE 



TEMPLE 



ESTABLISHED OVER 30 YEARS, fy^g ^ 



Exceeds all others In General Fertilising 



Properties and Staying Powers. g 



'en e r ral , ly ting & healthy ' and robust S rowth to plaift 



It is a clean and dry powder, with very little smell. 



Its highly fertilising properties render its money value in 

 comparison with other Manures, at least double, very sm3 

 quantities will produce favourable and lasting results. 



Analysis on Application. 



Sold in Tins, Is., 2i. 6d., 5s. 6d., and 8a. each, and in 

 Kegs, well secured to prevent loss through exposure. 28 



10*. 6d.; 56 lbs., 18a.; 112 lbs., 32s. ^ 



To be had from all Seedsmen and Florists. 



MANUFACTURERS 



CORRY & CO,, Ltd., London. 



CHEAP GLASS. 



GOOD GLASS. 



SPECIAL OFFER 



07 HORTICULTURAL GLASS 

 Of reliable quality, to be cleared at the following 



BUn B0XeS 4thS 16 0z - 



8X10 



8X12 

 9X12 



9X18 



9X14 

 10X12 

 10X14 



■took siiea as stated 

 mar-grin, 8X10 to 12X1 



low prim: 



Per Stock 

 Box Aim. 



4/- 13X17 



8/ 

 16/ 



12X14 

 12X16 



21 



lOOft.lstook sizes as stated in fat 

 200 ft. i margin, 12X14 to 18X24 \ at 



4ths 21-oz. 

 100 ft. 1 stock sizes as stated in fat 

 200 ft. S margin, 8X12 to 12X12 \ at 

 100 ft. I stock sixes as stated in f at 

 12X18 200 ft.i margin, 12X14 to 18X24 I at 



3rds 21-01. 

 - - 100 ft. > stock sizes as stated in fat 

 12X18 200 ft. ) margin, 8X12 to 12X12 \ at 

 12X20 100 ft. \ stock sixes as stated in j at 

 12X241 200 ft- i margin, 12X14 to 18X24 I at 



NOTB-No Box oan be divided, and one alxe oalj 



is contained in each Box, 



The above Glass is offered subject to being ia ■toes 

 on receipt of order. The prices are •« Wharf London, tnm 

 whence all Railway Companies' Vans collect. 



15X20 

 14X16 

 14X13 



a /a 14X10 



18/- 15X20 

 11/* '16X13 

 16XJ0 

 16X24 

 9 3 18X« 



17/8 18XH 

 126 



23'- I 



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ASH BAB. 



lft by 3, 



at 6/6 per 

 100 ft. 



SASH BAB, 



11 by 3, 

 ftf 6/9 par 

 100 ft. 



Othib Horticultural Wood Equally Ohiat. 

 Catalogues post fres on oj pkcatocn* 



THE CHEAP WOOD COMPA! 



75. "B I H HOP BO ATI BfUR WlTHW. Ii0»»0«, E.0. 



Ask your Hurseryman or Seedsmio for 



RICHARDS' NOTEO PEAT. 



TH E Stock for 1898 is exceptionally to* 



I Choice selections for Orchids Stove and 

 Plants, Ferns, Rhododendrons, ftc. K'^t^T*^ 



or ^ ^^J^tiZ^jS 



Special Quouuons for delivery w »»i 



5, 124, Southwark Street, Lo^jj^i 

 Wharf, Lambeth, London, S.E- 



earner 



Station or Port. 



and uia ^nui xvn^* , " ' 

 and Orders to Southwark Street 



E PWSselected P E AT 



FLOWER SH0WlMl?S^^§ 



OF THE 



ROYAL HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY, 



hard 



±Y. of OE0HID fBAT in ^T^odm***^ 

 Qreenhou*e, and Hardwood Pl^to.ttnoa^ 



£*£r&»k cfikp through rat. » > 



WILL BK 



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FULLY DESCRIBED 



IN THE 



FERNERIES. 

 HABPBAK. IO. . - rpoit free , 



ROCKWORK 



Gardeners' magazine 



Of MAY 28. 



Vj 



Frost 



be without it 



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yard 



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5 ogtHs s^ «2 



NUMEROUS ILLUSTRATIONS. 



FULL LIST OF AWARDS 



Offices; 4, AVE MARIA LANE, LONDON. 



•j *e . Tno v "3 yards wiuc, y-- - 

 wide, 6s. • k»X .3 e ^ d o„ orders ove 



from stock. MelbcHirne 

 samples free. a. * } an< l 1 r 



vcrhamptnn. ^ !akcr to ine 



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impt o„. Maker totnevu- K „ vinC OOf 



EFY THE BIRDS by ' ^'".f jJJ-J 



• rotless « unned netung as J9P y)1 m 



gard 

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ength and - - Rea ;,g 

 Fast Street rK ' 



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