GREAT TRADE SALES OF DUTCH BULBS 



Every Day except Saturdays. 



6,000 LOTS SOLD WEEKLY. 



MESSRS. PROTHEROE and MORRIS 

 will SELL BY AUCTION, at their Central Sale 

 Rooms, 67 and 68, Cheapside, London, E.C., on the above dates, 

 at Eleven o'clock each day, large consignments of named 

 HYACINTHS. TULIPS, CROCUS, NARCISSUS, and 

 other DUTCH BULBS, together with WHITE ROMAN 

 HYACINTHS, and PAPER-WHITE NARCISSUS, re- 

 ceived direct for unreserved Sale, and lotted to suit the Trade 

 and other large buyers. Lots packed and forwarded to all 

 parts. 



The Auctioneers will be pleased to enter the names of intend- 

 ing purchasers on their Lists, who may desire a regular supply 

 of Catalogues for their Autumn Sales. 



On view mornings of Sale, and Catalogues had: 



Dyson's Lane Nurseries, Upper Edmonton. 



THIRTEENTH 

 GREAT ANNUAL UNRESERVED 



TR1DE SALE OF PO T PLANTS. 



MESSRS. PROTHEROE and MORRIS 

 are instructed by Mr. H. B. May to SELL BY 

 AUCTION, on the Premises, as above, on MONDAY next, 

 September 12, at Eleven o'clock punctually, upwards of 1,700 

 Lets of exceptionally well-grown PLANTS. The whole of the 

 Mock offered is in unusually fine condition, and to meet the 

 growing demand larger quantities are offered, including a great 

 ii umber of novelties of sterling merit. The increasing patronage 

 of the past few years is a sufficient guarantee that the Trade 

 appreciate this Annual Sale. Special attention is called to : — 

 ROSES, which include large quantities of the best climbing 

 sorts, with long, well-ripened growths ; bush varieties 

 include a grand lot of Bridesmaid, Belle Siebrecht, Presi- 

 dent Carnot, and others. Also TURNER'S CRIMSON 

 RAMBLER. 



BEGONIA GLOIRE DE LORRAINE in quantity, extra 

 fine plants. 



FERNS, including immense quantities of all the leading sorts, 



and many choice novelties. 

 PALMS, a splendid lot of Kentias and other useful sorts in 



various sizes. 



TREE CARNATIONS, the newest and best sorts. 



SOLANUMS, specially fine, forward, and well berried. 



HYDRANGEAS, large stock of well-ripened plants for early 

 forcing. - 



BOUVARDI AS, a very clean and healthy stock of all the best 



sorts. 



LAPAGERIA ALBA, a large stock of healthy plants in various 

 sizes. 



ASPARAGUS, plumosus, Springeri, plumosus cristata (rew) 

 and others. 



Crotons 1 Dracaecnas 



Ficus elastica Aralias 



Stephanotis Bamboos 



Erica hyemalis Gardenias 



Cyclamen Euphorbias 



*y ie ? - Poinsettias 



Genistas Begonias 



New Coleus Fuchsias • 



N ew Chrysanthemums I Geraniums 



CUmali; Hydrangeas 



Araucanas | Ampelopsis 



Anil a great variety of other useful Flowering and Foliage 

 1 lams ; also sma 1 Genistas, Heaths, &c., for growing on. 



May l>e viewed. Catalogues had on the Premises; and of 

 tjieJ^ctioneera^andJg^Ch eapside, London, E.C . 



THE GrtEAT ANNUAL TRADE SALES 



OF 



WIHTBB-BIiOOMIWO HEATHS AND GBEEN 



HOUSE PLANTS, 



TVTESSRS. PROTHEROE and MORRIS 



A , ,., b , cs to announce that they have now fixed the above 

 SALES for this season, which will take place as follows in 

 addition to those announced above :— 



1 U N S ,™^f 'l Somber i 3 TH.-At Burnt Ash Lane 

 Nurs ier.es, Lee, by order of Messrs. B. Maller and 



WEDNESDAY Next, September mth.-Ai The Nurseries. 



THURSHA vTT«' by ° rder 0f Mr - J' Fraser. ' ' 



Nn»«ty r ' SEP Tf MBER 'STH.-At the Brimsdown 

 Mam™ 'J : • IELD ? r ? HWA L Y ' £ order of Mrs. John 

 John M A u.er. contlnu,n * the busine « of the late Mr. 



rW Sm£r?W* ST2?2H ,6T "--At Longland s Nursery. 

 sale? K - Gregorv and Evans. Second j 



The Auctioneers will be pleased to add the names of intendinz 

 Sale/ S n£v t"r ^TY" , ? ,S « ?" ° rder that Catalogues of thesf 



M 5n?^ i^ R °u THEROE and MORRIS 



*ra7sa?S Room - ab f*« £ Y AUCTl ON at their Cen- 

 KRli) \ v ^ v t *& 7 and 68 ' Cheapside, London, E.C, on 

 o'clock* * September l6t h, atj Half.past Twelve 



°n view Morning of Sale, and r.-it.-.l«m,« 



BY 



'uuoaaay xi ext. — Dutch Bulbs 

 « * _ _ DutoH Bulbs. 



M att/tt™ S , TEVENS will SELL 



nZZ A ,V CTI0N at his Great Rooms, 38, King Street 

 Co vent Garden, as above, at Half-oast IWll. bTREET ' 

 «ch day, an extensive importation of HYACINTHS -Rrff t?' 

 CROCUS, NARCISSUS, and other Bulbs Lo,',^^'! 

 buyers. French Forcing Bulbs, &c. Lotted for all 



On view mornings of sale, and ca talogues had 1 



£a it ILzU 



T ° , B , E LET — A FLORIST NURS^sT^ 



a.fheat^^ 



Sons, Market Place, Uicester PP y t0 Har k*son and 



GARDENERS' MAGAZINE 



Fruit Trees, Roses, Vines, 



Figs, Oranges, and 

 Orchard House Trees. 



A LARGE AND SELECT STOCK 



ALWAYS ON VIEW. 



ILLUSTRATED and DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE, 



POST FREE. 3d. 



THOMAS RIVERS 



SON 



J 



Sawbridge worth, Herts, 



HARLOW STATION 1 G.E.R. 



Buyers have habitually paid 6d., 9d., and is. 

 each for HYACINTHS, whereas our 

 only price for BEST NAMED 

 VARIETIES of equal quality is 



^d. per root. Why is this? 

 Because we are ourselves 

 GROWERS, supplying CUS 

 TOMEES DIRECT at 

 WHOLESALE 



I, thereby saving 



them all Middlemen's 



Profits. The Only 

 House supplying at 

 these terms. 



ALL OUR BULBS 

 ARE 

 RELIABLE. 



4 



ROMAN 

 HYACINTHS, 



Guaranteed ist Size, 



10/6 per 100. 



All other Bulbs equally as 

 cheap, & guaranteed ist size. 



Catalogue free upon application. 



RAINS & CO., 



Bulb Growers & Seed Merchants, 



34. Mansell St.. 



ALDGATE, LONDON, E.C 



IMPORTANT 



gardeners- 



hints BY SPECIALISTS UPON SuCCESSFULI Y 



Cultivating 



CAR NAT I O N S. 



Also our New Illustrated Supplement 



sent post free upon application to ' 



WM. WOOD & SON, Ltd., 



Garden Specialists, 



(33 Medals and Awards for excellence) 

 WOOD GREEN, LONDON 



September 10j 



Price 6d., post free 8d. 



THE 



WASTED 



ORCHARDS 



ENGLAND. 



SOME TRUTHS A BOUT BRITISH FRUIT 



GROWING. 



Bt thi Gabdeiibb* HiOiim Special OomcissiOMB. 



London : 



W. H. &L. OoUingridge, 148 and 148, Alderagate Street, 



DUTCH 



Direct from the Grower to 



BULBS 



the Middleman 



CELEBRATED 



HYACINTHS, TULIPS, 



CROCUS, DAFFODILS, 



LILIES, NARCISSUS, 

 BEGONIAS, &c, fee. 



Any Lady or Gentleman or Gardener intending 

 to buy Dutch or foreign Bulbs should write at once 

 for Foozen Brothers' Amateur Bulb Catalogue (89 

 pages in English), containing complete collections 

 of all Dutch and foreign Bulbs and Plants at ex- 

 ceedingly low prices. 



FAVOURABLE TERMS. 



Free delivery to destination on orders above £\ 



Roozen Brothers 



OVERVEEN 



HAARLEM 



1 



HOLLAND, 



* No connection with other firms of a similar name. 



For Market and Private Growers. 



ORNAMENTAL TREES, SHRUBS 



Descriptive Catalogues Post Free. 



3 



PHEAL 



W Crawley, 



& CONS 



\J Sussex 



>rice * 6d., Crown 8vo., cloth, '^T^icf 

 3 Illustrated with Engravings and Frontispiece. 



THE 



AMATEUR'S GREENHOUSE 



AND 



CONSERVATORY. 



By SHIRLEY HIBBERD. 



p b HS. taw" 



Propagation, Culm ation. 

 Greenhouse and Conservatory * 



Contents. _ a cnns****? 



Fotn. of Plant Structures Greenhouse 

 Construction of Small Plant 



MSes^of Heating Plants 



GrerhoSerbaceous Plants. 

 The Chrysanthemum. 

 Soft Wooded Greenhouse 



Plants. 

 The Pelargonium. 



The Fuchsia. 



H ard Wooded Greenhouse 

 The' Erica and The Epacris 



The Camellia, Azalea, ana ^fco. 

 Rhododendron. „r. q . Ahkrtff" e • u 



Orafge. Lem*. — 



Hard Leaved - Vgf^ 

 Succulent 



The VVmter GanJen. 

 Orchids and Pucher r— 

 Greenhouse Rose*. 



Annuals in Pots. 

 Hardy Plants. 

 Selections « 



Plan". „^ 

 r.reenhouse 



