THE L0U6HB0K0UBH BOILER. 



Pioneer of Cheap, Simple, and Bttotive 

 Heating 1 for Small Greenhouse*. 



17,000 



IN USB. 



•(Of 



rpHB im- 

 mense 

 ale of this 

 Boiler and 

 the nnmer- 

 s imita- 



m of it 



sent out ia 



recent yean 

 Afford abnn 

 dant testi- 

 M mony to its 



I uido nbte d 

 fitzoees*. 



No. 1, 

 No. 2 9 



to heftt ICO feet of 2-in& pipe £2 17a 



„ aoo „ M Mi £* 2a 



4CC ai „ >m MB 10« 

 Also made in larger rixea, 



»• 



Od. 

 8d. 



Od. 



Complete Apparatus from £4 16 s. 



Estimates and Illustrated Lints free. 



MESSENGER AND CO., LIMITED, LOUGHBOROUGH, 



LEICESTERSHIRE. 



London Offices 



NA, VICTORIA STREET, WESTMINSTER, B.W. 



and all kinds of APHIS, on all plants. 



AMERICAN BLICHTor Woolly Aphis, 



on Apple Trees, Ac., can be destroyed by using 



"ABOL" INSECTICIDE. 



"ABOL" ABOLISHES APHIS. 



The Cheapest and 



ONE PINT MAKES 100 PINTS 



PfilCES-Pint 1/6 ; Quart 2/6 ; Half-Gall. 4/-; Gall. 7/6 



Of all Seedsmen and Florists. 



or post free on receipt of remittance from the 



SoleManufacturehs-E. A. WHITE, Limited 

 Hop and Fruit Growers, PADDOCK WOOD, KENT; 



Writ* for full particulars, and name this paper. 



The Stourbridge 



HEATING APPARATUS, 



For Greenhouses, 



Conservatories, &C; 



Most Economical and Efficient. 

 1 his apparatus has attained great 

 popularity. Made at our own 

 foundry, and under our own super- 

 vision. Before ordering elsewhere, 

 send for Price List, giving full 

 particulars, free by post. 



J. and W. WOOD, 



Birmingham Street Foundri 



STOURBRIDGE. 



TO CHRYSANTHEMUM tXHla|[0«87 



*HB EXHIBITOR S FAVORITE. 



LIQUID MANURE POWDER 



in Garden Requisites. 

 #lJmt£ rCCeIVed ° Ur New Catalogue 



^«W,/A D v t°N>. LIMITED 



NORTH h™^^^ 

 _ LONDON. 



Conserv e to ri*.*- . ti __ 



£3 8s. VINERIES, 



Queen and H.R.H. theTrini of fees Maker t0 ' *» 



POTTER HAWTHORN, and CO 



GARDENERS' MAGAZINE. 



September 



j 7i 1898. 



^yORKMEN 



POLICII 



^CCIDENT IN 



H E AV 



COMPANY 



Business Founded l84 J Ll ^A E & PAID , 

 E.C. '48 IS l4 , 5^^^ 



SURPLUS 



STOCK 



ONLY 



AT THESE PRICE 



21-oz. glass throughout. Extra strong woodwork. Send for 

 lxst^ containing full specifications. Wherever you buy insist on 

 having a full and complete specification of what you are going 

 to receive. A comparison will then show that these goods, low 

 though the prices are at first sight, in reality are much cheaper 

 still, because so much more substantial. Do not accept vague 

 statements, and take the rest for granted, but insist on knowing 

 definite dimensions of material . The appearance of these houses 

 is also much improved by having the boarding diagonal and more 

 beaded (we have still a few of the lighter make left, prices pro- 

 portionately lower). All goods on approval with pleasure. 

 Sample end first if desired. Special arrangements for carriage. 

 It will please others if you buy elsewhere, it will please you if 

 you buy from us. So please yourself ! 



Size. 



8 X 



10 X 



14 x 

 10 x 

 14 x 



14 x 



20 X 



A • • 



Lean-to. 

 36/- 



Span. 

 48/6 



5 ... 48/6 ... 58/6 



6 ... 58/6 ... 78/6 

 8 ... 58/6 ... 72 6 

 8 ... 78/6 ... 95/- 



10 ... 95/. ... ^5/7/6 



IO £51*7/6 .» £6/17/6 



All 7 ft. high, and 4 ft. sides (a few 5 ft. sides, trifle more). 

 Ironwork, staging, and one coat paint included. 



A comparison : — 

 £3/10/0 buys elsewhere 8X5 lightest possible make. 

 £3 '12/6 buys from us 10 X 8 extra substantial make. 

 All sizes are in proportion. Need we say more. 



sample end, and set your doubts 

 at rest. 



Speculate in 



To hold. 



Size. 



Lean-to Span. 



Ten ... 4X3 ... 10/9 ... 12/9 



Twenty ... 5X4 ... 12/9 ... 16/6 



Forty ... 7X5 ... 17/6 ... 22/6 



Hundred... 12 X 7 ... — ... 33/- 



(Also a few cheaper ones left.) 



Usually made from half inch wood, 

 these are one-third thicker, and felt 



cover to roof. 



4 X 3 



6X4 

 8X6 



12 X 6 



• • ■ 



• • ■ 



• ■ 1 



8/9 

 14/6 



22/6 

 33/- 



2i«oz. glass, 

 strong lights 

 (a few cheaper, 

 4 X 3 & 6 X 4 left), 



Apply for List 



HYPOLITE, DEPTFORD. 



A HANDSOME GIFT BOOK. 



)wn 4to. 9 cloth 9 gilt edges , with numerous 

 Engraving 8 $ and Coloured Frontispiece. 



Price 6s. 



Rustic 



Homes 



DORNMENTS 



FOR 



Taste 



By the late SHIRLEY HIBBERD. 



New and Revised Edition by the Editor of 



Amateub Gardening. 



and L. OoixnfoaiDGi, Alderssrate Street, London. 



UJ 



Ld 



I 



21-oz. FORBXOV-200-ft. Boxes. Sizes^aTnCru 1 



12x10 14X12 1 1 8 x t "5 t*vt. l " .r_, 8 *stuider: 



24x16 



20Xl3 



22Xi| 

 24X18 



12x10 i4Xi2(i8x I 2]i6xi 4 | 20x14 20x16 

 P 4 1r L l6 m *2 I 20 X 12 1 1 8 x 14 I 20 X 15 22 X 16 



Mglisn Glass CU V° bu y ers ' sizes a * ^est 



■ free and sound in the country in quantity-" 



r T>n*l 9 <!W* l ^LZ^ m > m > BRUSHES, 4c. 



GEORGE FARMILOE and SOWS Ltd 



34, St. John St., West Smithfield, London, E.C • and 

 Blackfriars Wharf, Upper Ground St., SUB ' 

 .Prompt attention given to customers collecting glass at P.t*+ 

 friars Wharf. Stock Lists and Prices on appficLion 8£ 

 quote Magazine. ^* 



Price 3s. 6d., Crown 8vo., cloth, lettered in gold and colours. 

 Illustrated with Engravings and Coloured Frontispiece. 



THE 



Amateur's Kitchen Garden. 



Frame-Ground and Forcing Pit. 



By SHIRLEY HIBBERD. 



A Handy Guide to the Formation and Management of tin 

 Kitchen Garden, and the Cultivation of useful Vegetable* 

 and Fruits. 



Contents. 



Formation of Kitchen Garden. 

 Amateur in Kitchen Garden. 

 Pits and Frames. 

 Selecting for Kitchen Garden. 

 Peas and Beans. 



Brassicas. 

 Spinach. 



Seakale and Asparagus. 

 Artichokes, Cardoons, Maize. 

 Saladings. 



The Onion and its Allies. 

 Celery and Celeraic, 

 The Potato. 



The Jerusalem Artichoke. 

 The Turnip. 



W. H. and L. Collingridge, 



Tap-rooted Vegetables. 

 Rhubarb. 



The Cucumber. 

 The Melon. 



Squashes, Gourds, Marrows. 

 The Mushroom. 

 The Herb Garden, 

 The Storage of Roots. 

 Exhibiting. 



The Tomato, Capsk-ura, a 



Egg Plant. 

 Horseradish. 

 Forcing. 



The Fruit Garden. 

 I Reminders of Monthly Work. 



148-9, Aldersgate St., London. 



Price 3a. 6d. Half calf, gilt edges, 5s. 6d. 



The ENCYCLOPEDIA of GARDENING. 



A COMPLETE DICTIONARY 



or 



PLANTS, 



OW 



Etc- 



Amateur Gardening 



». with Popular Md Tec^ Sj* 



of Planted Date of Introduction into thu ^country, 



» — - • — '-'on, How rT°P* 



ip erature, Tim* °f 



Planting 



Alderwate St. to" 1 * 



PA 



CHEAP 

 HOUSE 



Bulw 



e 



MS 



Potteries, 



0 



Nottin 



ham. * ; 



limited, Chester, write j «• The Flower Pota you hare to largely roppUtf m wttn ^ J 



, re«poot highly eatiafaotory ** *m 1** 



Blohara Smith * Co.. Woroe.ce*, write « We beg to »T that we are high!, 

 _They areweU made, light, yet strong, and we like thembetter than any other w. ha« .wru-* W( um 



, . «^ Bibray, Limited. Handsworth arnxaeries. Shefflola. wrt»« ^ ^ 



lltX' toTta * ^ y0Ur ^ the past tZty fire year., we hare found the- * ~~ 



Fisher 



SAVE HALF THE COST. 



GARSIDE 



BEDFORDSHIRE 



SILVER SAND 



canal. AH ^ ^ g utt n f tj W^^. 



Special ^ railway rates m force to all parts, 

 application 



Sum'- 



PKAT 



GEORGE GARSIDE. Jun., P.R.H.S.. LBIGHTON" BUZZABD 



