GA RDENERS MA GAZINE, 



November 2 , ;8 5 8. 



S&aU* bg auction 



GREAT SALES OF DUTCH BULBS 



Every Day except Saturdays. 



MESSRS. PROTHEROE and MORRIS 

 will SELL BY AUCTION, at their Central Sale 

 Rooms, 67 and 68, Cheapside, London, E.U, as aoove 

 at Eleven o'clock each day, large consignments o Q n <™ 

 HYACINTHS. TULIPS, CROCUS NARCISSLS a^nd 

 other DUTCH BULBS, together with WHITE R J MAN 

 HYACINTHS, and PAPER-WHITE NARCISSUS, re- 

 ceived direct for unreserved Sale 



n~ ..:-..«, u^inr,.- QoT A onM Pn locnies had. 



Priday Wext. 



IMPORTED AND ESTABLISHED ORCHIDS. 



MESSRS. PROTHEROE and MORRIS 

 will SELL the above BY AUCTION, at their Cen- 

 tral Sale Rooms, 67 and 68, Cheapside, London, Jl.U, , on 

 FRIDAY next, December 2nd, at Half past Twelve o clock. 



On view Morning of Sale, and Catalo gues had. 



Hounslow. Middlesex.— Clearance Sale. 



GREAT SALE of FRUIT TREFS and OTHER STOCK, 

 by order of Messrs. S. Spooner and Sons, who are c.eanng a 

 portion of the ground at their Wellington Road Nursery. 



IMPORTANT TO MARKET GARDENERS, FRUIT 

 GROWERS, NURSERYMEN, and OTHERS. 



MESSRS. PROTHEROE and MORRIS 

 will SELL BY AUCTION, cn the Premises, The 

 Wellington Road Nursery. Hounslow, about twelve 

 minutes from Hounslow and Whitton Station (L. and S. W. 

 Railway), on WEDNESDAY, December 7, a d twj following 

 Day*, at Twe'.ve o'clcck precisely each day, about 



50 000 FRUIT TREES, 

 comprising a fine as ortment of "STANDARD, PYRAMID, 

 and BUSH APPLES, PEARS, and PLUMS, including 1,500 

 Stirling Castle, i.oco Eckiinville, 500 Worcester Pearmain, t,oco 

 Duchess Favourite, and Hundreds of Keswick Codlin, Haw- 

 thornden, Wellington, Domino, Grenadier, Royal Jubilee, and 

 most of the leading kiids of Apples; 5,000 Victoria, 1,000 

 Riveis' Early Prolific, 500 Czar, 2,000 Monarch, 1,000 Pond's 

 Seedlings, 500 Prince of Wales, 500 Grand Duke, and ether 

 varieties of Plums; 4,020 MORKLLO CHERRIES, 3,000 

 DWARF TRAINED PEACHES, NECTARINES, and 

 PLUMS, 1,000 EARLY RIVERS' NECTARINE (New), 

 several Thousands of Apple, Pear, and Plum Stacks, fit for 

 working, 2,500 STANDARD and DWARF ROSES, and 

 other Miscellane us Stock. 



May be viewed. Catalogues had on the Premises ; and of the 

 Auctioneers. 67 and 68, Cheapside, London, K C. 



Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday next. 



GREAT THREE DAYS' SALE OF PLANTS AND 



BULBS. 



MR. J. C. STEVENS will SELL BY 

 AUCTION at his GreatJRooms, 38, King Street, 

 Covent Garden, as ab >ve, at Half-past Twelve precisely each 

 day, an enormous impoitation of Hyacinths, Tulips, Crocuses, 

 Narcissus, Lilies, and other Bulbs, thousands ofOnamental 

 Shrubs, Flowering Tree?, Roots, &c. Palms and Azaleas from 

 Ghent. Engli h and Foreign Roses. Fruit Trees, Border 

 Plants, &c, &c. # 



On view Mornines of Sale, and Cataloeues had. 



ORCHIDS! ORCHIDS ! ! 



Cyp. Spicerianum 



„ Charles worthii 

 Cattlcya Labiata 

 Vanda Crcrulea 



Kiniballiana 

 icsiana 



t . « 



• • ■ 



• ft 



• • # 



• • . 



• • • 



in bud 



1 1 



» ■ t 



in sheath ... 

 in spike ... 



■ » 



M 



2'6 ... 3/6 



2/- ... 3 - 



3'6 ... 5 6 



lg per leaf. 



a'- ... 3/- 



2'- ... 3/- 



1/6 ... 2,6 



III 



• • « 



• • I 



»»• 



• - ■ 



5/6 



5'- 

 7/6 



SI- 

 S'; 

 3/6 



1. ilium, Napalense, and Wallichianum 



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



D 0 NTB E L I EVEITeT 



COME! 



and see for yourself that my Stock of Chrysanthemums 

 is absolutely fre: from Rust or Disease of any kind. 



Ir sp action cordially invited 



Catalogues now ready, Post Free id. 



Catalogue and Cultural Guide, 71 



H. J. JONES, 



ByecraFt Nursery. Lewisham, S.E. 



SPECIAL OFFER. 



SPIR/EA. JAPONICA, extra large 

 clumps, per doz., 2 6. 



Do. PALM ATA, b-autifu! pink 

 variety per doz., 3 6. 



LIL1UM Laiciilorum, Rubrumj 

 and Roseum, per doz., 3 6. 



GLADIOLUS Brenchley- 

 ens.s, per doz., od. & 1/. 

 Very scarce. Ditt 

 The Bride, pr ico, a 



LILIUM 



Auratum 

 expected shortl 

 will be very 

 scarce this 

 season. 



0 



Sind 

 for cur 

 SPECIAL 

 OFFER at 

 o nce, pest free. 



CAN N A^, Mixed, 

 from choicest named 

 arieties, per doz., 4/ 



The CHEAPEST HOUSE 

 for every description of Bulbs 

 and Garden Sundries. 



MICHAEL RAINS & CO., 



Bulb Growers, 



Mansell Street, 



ALDGATE, LONDON, 



FRUIT TREES speciality. 



S. S. MARSHALL, Limited, offer an immense stock of 



strong, well-grown Trees of every description. All the test 



varieties in cultivation, true to name. 



Social Cash pjftr^ Ca^ritpe Paid. 



FRUITING TREES. 



Pyramids, Bush, Standard?, and Cordon*, 

 1/6 each, 15'- doz. ; extra selected, 2/- to 3'. 

 each, 18/- to 30/. doz. Horizontal and I 4 an- 

 trained for walls or walks, 2.'- to 3/- each. 



CHRYS 



NTHEMUMS 



I 



S 



PLUMS 



S 



Tr .ined Trees, fine, 3s. 6J.each 

 Do. ext a selected, 5s- each. 



APRICOTS 



NECTARINES _ A , 



Lout Term* QMfittd for quantities of too a*td ufnvards. 

 GOOSEBERRIE 3, market sorts, stro: g, 3s. 6J. dozen ; 15s. 



r>er to* - *. . 



CURRANTS, market sorts, strong, 3s. dozen ; 22s. 6.1. too. 

 RASPBERRIES, Red, is. 6d. dczen, 10s. 100; Yellow, 



25. dozen. 



STRAWBERRIES, 1*. dozen, 35. 6d. ioo. m 

 Orders of £1 and upwards Cakriac;e Paid for cash wiili 



order, to any station in Eng and. Full Descriptive Catal >gue 



on application. ROSES. 



A grand stock o*~ especially fine plants cai he offered this 



reason Stout, weP-ricened wood and fihrous roots. All the 



best Exhibition and Garden varieties. Descriptive Catalogue 



cn application. 



Dwarf H P. ... 6 . d zen ... 3<* *co. 

 StindardH.P. ... it*, dozen ... £6 ico. 



BEST RESULTS 



Are obtained by parting with healthy country.grown 

 Plants and Cutting,. To prove that GodSy" 

 Stock is Second to None it is only necessa y t J 

 point to the fact that he has been awarded in one 

 season more Certificates by the National Chrysanthe 

 mum and Royal Horticultural Societies for Exhi- 

 hition Tarn thsn a ll other trade growers combined. 



so certificated was grown in the 



Every bloom ou wi uuohpj was grown in the 

 Exmouth Nurseries, and had not been "put to be 

 amwn » as many frequently are by Chrysanthemum 



fs- Further comments are needless. 



S. S. MARSHALL 



I 



Ltd., 



Barnham Nursery, Batiham Junction, Sussex 



For sturdy growth, and abundance of root, 



none can beat the 



LISBURY 



grown 



Specialists. A ......v.* 



CATALOGUES. — Godfrey's Descriptive Cata- 

 should be in the hands of all, amateur or 

 expert. It contains more Practical, Reliable, and In- 



™""- 47 — ' ' Post free. 



logue 



cApcu. xl uumains more rracitcai % Kctia 



ieresting matter than any other published. 



J 



EXMOUTH, DEVON, 



CHRYSANTHEMUMS ! 



CATALOGUES GRATIS. 



KEYNES, WILLIAMS, & CO., 



ROSE GROWERS, SALISBURY. 



CHRYSANTHEMUMS ! ! 



Calvat's '98, 'Q7, and '96 sets, and ether choice sorts. Strong 

 cuttings 'J 'rue to name. Absolutely free fr:m disease, and at 

 I rices cheaper than any other grower. All orders post free. 



List free on application. 



A. J. WILLMOT, 



WITHYCOMBE, EXMOUTH, DEVON. 



DESIGN (^EGISTEREO 



Euting- the Season of 1398 



WON THE CHAMPION 



THE 

 THE 



WON 

 WON 



WON 

 WON 

 WON 



THE 

 THE 

 THE 



TROPHY of the National Rose Society, London. 

 QUEEN'S CUP, at Windsor, for the second time, becoming owner. 

 RICHMOND CUP, Presented by the Mayor of Richmond. 



WOODBRIDGE CUP, for the second time. 

 ELY CUP for the second time. 



BATH 



CUP, Presented by the Mayor of Bath. 



BESIDES NUMEROUS OTHER FIRST PRIZES at all the principal Shows throughout the Country. 

 This record of prizes is sufficient guarantee that the plants for sale from these Nurieries this Autumn must be ol 

 finest quality to have produced such wonderful results. 



Priced Catalogue of Standard, Half-Standard, Dwarf, Climbing, and other Hoses, 



Free by Post on application to 



BENJAMIN R. CANTj B0SE g ^jolch1bsteb. 



ESTABLISHED 133 YEARS. 



the 



AMERICAN NURSERY, 



BAGSHOT 



5 



SURREY 



5 



Beg to call attention to their magnificent sto:k of 



RHODODENDRONS, 



CONIFERS, EVERGREENS, DECIDUOUS TREES, Sc. 



INTENDING PLANTERS WOULD DO WELL TO INSPECT THE NURSERIES. 



CATALOGUES ON APPLICATION. 



