Sbau 0 fig auction 



GREAT TRADE 8ALE8 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. 



On view Mornings of Sale, and Catalogues had: 



Wednesday Vest, October 5 th. 



500 AZALEA INDICA, 500 AZALEA MOLLIS, 100 RHO- 

 DODENDRONS, and 50 CAMELLIAS from the Conti- 

 nent ; 50 lots of STOVE and GREENHOUSE FERNS 

 and PLANTS from a well-known English Nursery ; 

 LILIUM HARRISSI, CRINUMS, EUCHARIS, 20,000 

 DOUBLE DAFFODILS, ANEMONES, IRIS, and 200 

 lots nf DUTCH BULBS. 



MESSRS. PROTHEROE and MORRIS 

 will SELL the above BY AUCTION, at their Central 

 Sale Rooms, 67 and 68, Cheapside, London, E.C., on WED- 

 NESDAY next, October 5th. at Twelve o'cloek. 

 On view morning of sale , and catalogues had. 



Tnnbridg-e Wells. 



UNRESERVED SALE of well-rooted NURSERY STOCK, 

 including a. magnificent lot of Border Shrubs, Evergreens, and 

 Conifers in variety, which have been carefully grown, and are 

 a special feature at these well-known Nurseries. 



MESSRS. PROTHEROE and MORRIS 

 will SELL BY AUCTION, on the Premises, the Tun- 

 bridge Wells Nurseries, Tunbridge Wells (ten minutes' 

 walk from either station), on WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY 

 next. October 5 and 6 at Twelve o'clock, a large quantity of 

 CONIFERS and EVERGREEN SHRUBS in great variety ; 

 «,ooo Srecimen BORDER SHRUBS, 2,000 AUCUBAS, 2,000 

 LAURELS and PRIVET, 1,500 Standard, Dwarf, Climbing, 

 and Tea ROSES of the best sorts ; Flowering and other 

 SHRUBS, Hardy AZALEAS, RHODODENDRONS, 

 thousands of CLIMBING PLANTS, ORNAMENTAL and 

 FOREST TREES, FRUIT TREES and BUSHES, &c. 



May now be viewed. Catalogues may be had on the Pre- 

 m ses j at the Seed Shop, 49, High Street, Tur.bridge Wells : 

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



Friday Next 



M IMPORTED AND ESTABLISHED ORCHIDS. 

 ESSRS. PROTHEROE and MORRIS 

 will SELL the above BY AUCTION at their Cen- , 

 £?, A tV^ le Roo j!? s » 6 7 and 68, Cheapside, London, E.C., on 

 t RIDAY next, October 7 th, at Half- past Twelve o'clock. 



On view Mornine of Sale, and n»ta1ncm^ 



Win dlepbam. — Absolute TCleararce Sale of Surplus 

 5tcck, on account of Important Alterations at the Nurseries 



M mp0rt £o or, o° bl ^A n ^^ x" Seryinen ' Eiders, and others. 

 ESSRS. PROTHEROE and MORRIS 

 will SELL BY AUCTION, on the Premises, Win- 

 dlesham Nurseries, Bagshot, Surrey, on THURSD \Y 



?^°J^ I3T & at r ^ Ialf *P ast o'clock, in consequence of 



SfJ^Sk " Um J n 0tS ' by °i d x e T r of Messrs ' Wm - Fromow and 

 Sons, choice ar.d well-grown N URSERY STOCK, carefully and 



frequently transplanted, including the flowing amongst many 



Trees, g about "bS 

 8,000 Ovahfohum Privet, 3,000 Roses, Dwarfs 

 and btandards, 4,000 Fruit Irees various, 3,000 Rhododendrons 

 6,000 Laurels of sorts, 1 000 White and Yellow JessaSn ^ 



itS^^r^!^^ and Green) » «.«oCo^ei £3 

 Evergreens for potting, 20,000 Mahonia Aquifolia, 6000 



EST? g J T bS ' T ™*&"** Larch, q ^oo^ Tri£ 



ivies, 8,000 Transplanted Brooms, of sorts. Perhaos the 



krgest and most varied Stock of Hardy Trees, Shrubs &c ever 

 offered in one day's sale. Conveyances will meet and mura 

 Purchasers at Bagshot and Sunningdale Stations. 



ine Stock may he viewed any day (Sundays exceoted} 

 2*^N^-^ Ch- the - Mes'srsTrCmow 

 S ^^L^^ 1 ° f thC Auction 6 7 



DUTCH BULBS! 



DUTCH BULBS 



SALES ^^^q™^^^^ j^AY, 1 N LARGE AND SMALL 



M LOTS, TO ^UIT ALL BUYERS. 

 R. J. C. STEVENS will SELL 



SS? C ^5 N ^ RCI ?5US, and ^fcST^I?^ 

 from^well-known farms ia Holland, in the finest^Se c7l 



0« If S mem m - ^ 



atalogues had , 



for Sale* 



°T? E o I T ET ' GARDENS situate 



Wttfog and othershedsf cotS & -For ^; Pe ? Ch h ° UseS ' 

 F , Covehdale, Ingat^to, e ttkex?' parUcuk » apply to 



"DOSES! ROSES ! ! — Hybrid V>T T 



Teas, &c. Best planu ever oS f,, "P"" 3 ' 8 ' 

 rwte+, and true to name. Hybrid pSL stron S. well- 



Teas, &c, 9 s per dor. Price i r IOO o?* tUals ' per da*. ; 

 Carnage p*d to nearest railway .Sjfl V 000 °? ■PP&ation 

 Catalogues free. ay stat,on f °r cash with order. 



Henry Nortok. 

 Rose Grower, Louth. I 



GARDENERS' MAG A ZINE 



October 



U 1898. 



Buyers have habitually paid 6d., 9d , and is. each for HYACINTHS, whereas 

 only price for BEST NAMED VARIETIES of equal quality is 

 id. per root. Why is this? Because we are ourselves 



GROWERS, supplying CUSTOMERS DIRECT 



at WHOLESALE PRICES, thereby 



saving them all Middlemen's Profits. 



our 



The Only House supplying at these 



terms. All our Buibs 

 are Reliable. 



ROMAN 

 HYACINTHS 



ln/fi Guaranteed First Size, 

 10/6 per 100. All other Bulbs 

 equaHyascheap, andguaranteed First Size! 



Catalogue free upon application. 



Bulb Growers and Seed Merchants, 



CO, 



Mansel l Street , Aldgate, London E C 



AND 



OF THE 



inest Kinds. 



TO ENSURE THE BEST 

 DISPLAY IN YOUR GARDEN 



SEND FOR 



WARE'S CATALOGUE 



Post Free upon application. 



THOS 



WARE 



HALE FARM NURSERIES, 



TOTTENHAM, LONDON 



Established nearly half a Century. 



ORCHIDS 



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in bud 



Cyp. Spicerianum 



, , Charlesworthii 

 Cattleya Labiata 

 Vanda Ccerulea 



Kimbal liana 

 Amesiana 

 Lilium, Napalense, and Wallichianum 



ORCHIDS 



in sheath 

 in spike 



• • • 



* • ■ 



• • • 



• • • 



2/6 ... 3/6 



2/- ... 3/. 



3/6 ... 5/6 



I9 per leaf. 



»/- ... 3/- 



3 {; ... 3/- 



J/6 ... 2/6 



• • I 



5/6 

 si- 

 7/6 



si- 

 s'- 



3/6 



J. W. MOORE (Ltd.), Orchid Importers, Rawdon. near Leeds 



LIP 



LE CORNU'S 



JERSEY 



FRUIT TREES.ROSE TREES, 



And CARNATIONS are properly packed free of 

 cost, and promptly delivered, oar 4 paid. 



CORDONS A SPECIALITY. 



Before ordering, every reader of this paper should write for 

 my Illustrated Catalogue, which contains carefully prepared 

 selections and descriptions of the best varieties, with elaborate 

 explanati ms and illustrations of the most interesting and profit 

 able methods of growing them. 



THE JERSEY 



NURSERIES. 



ERSEY. 



Price 6d„ post free 8d. 



THE 



WASTED 



ORCHARDS 



ENCLAND 



MB TRUTHS ABOUT BRITISH FRUIT 



GROWING. 



tbm Garde fibs* Magazim Spbciax Oomk issiohbb, 



London : 



B. *L. Oolliiiffridtfe, 148 and 149, Aldeng»te Street. 



Fruit Trees, Roses, Vines 



Oranges 



Orchard House Trees 



LARGE AND SELECT STOCK 



ALWAYS 



VIEW. 



ILLUSTRATED and DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE, 



POST FREE, 3d. 



THOMAS RIYERS 



SON 



J 



Sawb ridge worth, Herts, 



HARLOW STATION, O.B.R. 



BULBOUS ROOTS. 



The Madonna Lily, sound bulbs, 2s. and 3s. per dozen. 

 Elwes' Giant Single Snowdrops, 3s per 100. 

 Spanish Iris, in ten named varieties, 3s. per 100. 

 Single Tulips, Due van Thol, scarlet, 2s. 6d. per 100. 

 Scarbro' Lily, 6d. each ; 5s. 6d. per dozen. Mixed IxiaS, 

 ts. 6d per. 100. 

 5s. worth, post free, Revised Catalogue, free. 



BENJN. SODDY, 11 R" Dept., 



243* Walworth Road, London, S.E. 



STRONG PLANTS now ready for the coming season. 



The finest set of novelties ever sent out. 



BORDER VARIETIES— Fine collection, 

 layers now being despatched. Catalogues free. 



Strong 



W. 



J. 



GODFREY 



f 



EX MOUTH, DEVON. 



Fop Market and Private Growers. 



ORNAMENTAL TREES, SHRUBS, M 



Descriptive Catalogues Post Free. 



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CTawley, 



