OCTOBER IS' l8 ? 8 



GARDENERS' 



MAGAZINE. 



5 A R R S c a°..c 

 nAFFQDILS 



1£J The Mosr lonely 



of all SpHntf F' ouJ eps . 



C END for BARR'S DAFFODIL CATALOGUE, 



O illustrated with original phot r.iphs taken at the Long 

 Ditton Nurseries, and containing a Descriptive List of all the 

 finest Daffodils in cultivation and the latest Novelties for 1898. 

 Tree on application. 



A FEW FINE SORTS FOR POTS 



OR OUTDOORS. 



■GOLDEN SPUR, a fine large deep golden 



yellow variety . P er 100 ai '-, per do*. 3 -. 



HENRT IftVING. one of the earliest; very 



large flower, fine deep golden yellow. Per 100 21/-, per 

 doz. 3/-. 



QUEEN OF SPATS', very beautiful, delicate 



soft yellow, with reflexingpetals. iVr 100 17/6, per doz. 2/6. 



BICOLOR HORSFIELDII, petals pure 



white, trumpet golden, handsome ; very early. Per 100 

 17/6, per doz. 2/6 



INCOMFAHABILIS Sir Watkin, a very 



handsome large flower, petals sulphur, cup rich orange- 

 yellow. Per 100 25/-, per doz. 3 6 



BARRII CONSPICUlJS. broad yellow 



petals, cup conspicuously edged bright orange-scarlet ; a 

 beauty, and a general favourite. Per 100 17/6, per doz 2/0 



1EEDSII MRS. IANGTET, broad white 



petals, large white cup edged canary- yellow, and much 

 crinkled ; a pretty Daffodil, and very free. Per 100 35/-, per 

 doz. 5/6. 



TRIANDRUS ALBUS (Angel's Tears), a 



gem on rockwork, pretty cream-coloured flowers, petals 

 reflexed. Per 100 8/6, per doz. 1/3. 



POETiCUS POET ARUM, the most beautiful 



of the White Poet's Daffodils. Per 100 12/6, per doz. 1/9. 



BARR'S GENERAL BULB CATALOGUE, containing a 

 descriptive List of the best Bulbs and Tubers for autumn plam- 



T/>V a < a LlstofBuib3 2111(1 Piams early forcing, free on 



BARR & SONS, 12 & 13, KING STREET, 



Covent Garden, London. 



THE EXPORT NURSERIES. 



BULB AND PLANT GROWER, 



HEEMSTEDE 



HAARLEM, HOLLAND 



Formerly Overveen 



H^i^ 11000 ^: to inform readers that hi 



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will be m i^T r OWeSt p . nces » in EnRlish, Autumn, 

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J* Sibirk a hf 25 ~ S ?nS) ' W fine mixture 



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2 5° Bulb s of the " a 0 *" 18 



Col ^Ction D 1 F at pricc m d ^ 



T Bulbs SpHng Gardenin g. containing 1,520 



0LLE CTlON B if ^ ^ f ° r IIS - 



Pot s or Gl a « ° r I ^ d00^, contain «ng 529 Bulbs, for 92 



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1,520 



Medal 



by the Hational Chrysanthemum 

 Society, September, 1898. 



DUTCH 



BULBS 



Direct from the Grower to save the Middleman's 



profit. 



BULBS AND PLANTS 



Of the finest kinds for 



EARLY AUTUMBT PLAHTIJTO. 



Complete Collections of Bulbs, including 

 Hyacinths, Tulips, Crocus, Snowdrops, 

 Daffodils, Gladioli, Iris, Anemones, Kanun- 

 culas, Scillas, Chionodoxas, etc., 15s., 20s. 

 27s. 6d. f 32s. 6d. f 37s. 6d. f 42s., 50s ,'6os.' 

 and 70s. 



Collections of I lardy Plants for the Rockery, 

 from 5s. for 12 distinct varieties, or 405. for 

 IOO distinct varieties. 



Collections of Hardy Plants for the Border, 

 from 5s. for 12 distinct varieties, 305. for 100 

 distinct varieties. 



Collections of Pxoniesfor superior Bedding, 

 single mixed, 3s. per dcz. ; 20s. per 100. 

 Single, in 8 distinct varieties, 5s. per doz. ; 

 32s. per IOO. Double, mixed, 5s. per doz. ; 

 35s. pei 100. Double, in 10 distinct vars., 

 8s. per doz. ; 60s per 100. 



Collections of Lilies, 12 in 4 first-class vars. 

 for 7s. 6d. 



Collections of Lilies, 12 in 12 distinct vars. 

 for ios., 12s. 6d., or 24s. 



Collections of Lilies, 20 in 20 distinct vars. 

 for 14s., 18s., 25s., 36s. 



Additional Bulbs and Plants given with orders 



accompanied by Cash. 



LANDSCAPE GARDENING A SPECIALITY 



Catalogues post free. 



THOS. S. WARE, Ltd., 



Hale Farm Nurseries, 



TOTTENHAM, LONDON. 



tan 



CELEBRATED 



HYACINTHS, TULIPS, 



CROCUS, DAFFODILS, 



LILIES, NARCISSUS, 



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JERSEY 



FRUIT TREES,ROSE TREES, 



And CARNATIONS are properly packed, free of 

 coat, and promptly delivered, car. paid. 



CORDONS A SPECIALITY. 



Before ordering, every reader of this paper should write fcr 

 my Illustrated Catalogue, which contains carefully prepared 

 selections and descriptions of the best varieties, with elaborate 

 explanations and illustrations of the most interesting and profit- 

 able methods of growing them. 



BEGONIAS, &c, &c. 



Any Lady 



Gardener intending 



to buy Dutch or foreign Bulbs should write at once 

 for Roozen 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 ^3. 



Roozen Brothers 



OVERVEEN, HAARLEM 



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* # * No connection with other firms of a similar name. 



ROSES 



ROSES. 



THE JERSEY 

 NURSERIES. 



ERSEY. 



THE BEST and CHEAPEST in the 

 WORLD. i2 acres of Roses. ioo,oco grand plants to 

 select from. 40 choice dwarf Perpetuals for 21s. 20 choice 

 Standards or Half-Standards for 21s. ; purchaser's selection. 50 

 Dwarfs, unnamed, 12s. 6d. The following are my selection, 

 carriage free ; 12 choice Teas and Noisettes, 9s. ; 6 Marechal 

 Niels, 5s. ; 12 choice Climbing, 7s. ; 12 best hybrid Perpetuals, 

 dwfs., 7s. ; 6 lovely yellow Roses, 5s. ; 6 Gioire de Dijons, 

 4s. 6d. ; 6 beautiful Fairy Roses, 4s. 6d. ; 6 choice Mess Roses, 

 4s. ; 6 old Cabbage Roses, 4s. ; 6 old-fashiored Roses, 4s. ; 6 

 crimson Monthly Roses, 3s. 6d. ; 6 pink Monthly Roses, 2s. od. ; 

 6 white Monthly Roses, 3s. 6d. ; 6 quick-growing Climbing 

 Roses, 2s. 6d. ; 12 Sweet Briers, 3s. All for cash with order. 

 Thousands of testimonials. Catalogues free. 



JAMES WALTERS, Rose Grower, EXETER. 



THREE GOLD MEDALS FOR ROSES IN 1898 



WM 



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PAUL and SON 



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Rose Growers by Appointment to Her Majesty The Queen, T ree, Plant, Bulb, and Seed Merchants, 



WALT HAM CROSS, HERTS. 



Respectfully solicit orders for their unrivalled stock of 



IN ALL FORMS 



STANDARDS 

 HALF STANDARDS 

 DWARF STANDARDS 



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from 18s. dozen, 

 from 15 s. 

 from IOS. 



11 



DWARF* or BUSHES 

 CLIMBERS ... 

 EOJES IN FOTS 



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from 68. dozen, 

 from 6s. 

 from 1O/0 



11 



extensjve collections 



Hardy 



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best possible condition for autumn delivery. 



in the 



PRICED LISTS POST FREE ON APPLICATION. 



18 4 NOTE 



All Nursery Stock offered by WM. FA 

 warm, dry summer bavin? produced \ 

 sou of which their nurseries consist 



IMPORTANT 



OBSERVE CHRISTIAN NAME AND ADDRESS: 



WM. PAUL and SON, WAUTHAWI 



HERTS. 



