GREAT SALES OF DUTCH BULBS 



Every Day exoept Saturdays. 



( Final Sales of the Seas Jn.) 



MESSRS. PROTHEROE and MORRIS 



Rooms t^l^^^T^ 



rther DUTCH BULBsf together with WHITE ROMAN 

 HYACINTHS, and PAPER-WHITE NARCISSUS, re- 



ceived direct for unreserved Sale. 

 On view Morni ngs of Sale, and Ckt aloguesbaa. 



Hounslow. Middlesex.-oiearance Sirt«. 



GREAT SALE of FRUIT TREES and OTHER STOCK, 

 by order of Messrs. S. Spooner and Sons who are clearing a 

 portion of the ground at their Wellington Road Nursery. 



IMPORTANT TO MARKET GARDEN^ERS FRUIT 

 GROWERS, NURSERYMEN, and OlHbKb. 



MESSRS. PROTHEROE and MORRIS 

 will SELL BY AUCTION, on the Premises, The 

 Wellington Road Nursery. Hounslow, about twelve 

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

 Railway), on WEDNESDAY Next, December 7, and two fol- 

 lowing Days, at Twelve o'clock precisely each day, about 



8 50,000 FRUIT TREES, 



comprising a fine assortment of STANDARD, PYRAMID, 

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

 Stirling Castle, 1 ,000 Ecklin ville, 500 Wonxster Pearmain, 1,000 

 Duchess Favourite, and Hundreds of Keswick Codlin, Haw- 

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

 most of the leading kinds of Apples ; 5.000 \ ictona, 1,000 

 Rivers' Early Prolific, 500 Czar, 2,000 Monarch, 1,000 Ponds 

 Seedlinzs wo Prince of Wales, 500 Grand Duke, and other 

 JS^of'piins; 4.000 MORfeLLO 'CHERRIES, 3,000 

 DWARF TRAINED PEACHES, Is LCTARINES, and 

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

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

 working, 2,500 STANDARD and DWARF ROSES, and 

 other Miscellaneous Stock. m m . _ 



There will also be included, by permission, 20,000 WILbUN b 

 LONGBUNCH RED CURRANTS, well grown two-year 

 old stuff. 



May be viewed one week prior to the sale. Catalogues may 

 bs had on the Premises ; and of the Auctioneers and Valuers, 

 67 and 68. Cheaps ide, London, E.C. 



Friday Next. 



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, E.C, on 

 FRIDAY next, December 9, at Half-past Twelve o'clock. 



On view Morning of Sale, and Catalogues had, 



Wednesday and Thursday next. 



AN IMMENSE COLLECTION OF PLANTS AND 



BULBS. 



MR. J. C. STEVENS will SELL BY 

 AUCTION, at his Great Rooms, 38, King Street, 



CoVent Garden, as above, at Half- past Twelve precisely each 

 day, a fine selection of choice-named Rose Trees, Ornamental 

 Shrubs, Flowering Trees, Border Plants, Liiiums, Palms and 

 Azaleas, Dutch and other Bulbs &c, &c. 

 On view Mornings of Sale, and Catalogues had; 



7 WITHOUT B E SERVE. 



Wednesday and Friday next, December 7th 



and 9th. 



GREAT SALES OF DUTCH BULBS AND CHOICE 



PLANTS: 

 At Half-past Twelve o'clock precisely. 



THE BRITISH HORTICULTURAL 

 ASSOCIATION (Limited) will SELL BY AUCTION 

 tach day, at the City of London Auction Rooms, 33A, 

 Ludgate H ill (corner of Pilgrim Street), an enormous Consign- 

 ment, including 



10,000 BERLIN CROWNS LILY OF THE VALLEY 



(received direct in tine condition). 

 1,000 MO NT BRET I A CROCOSMIFLORA. 

 1,000 P/EONIES (in variety). 

 50,000 NARCISSUS VAN ZION, &c. 

 10,000 GLADIOLUS (in variety). 

 1,000 DWARF ROSES (English grown). 



500 STANDARD citto. 

 2,000 AZALEAS, MOLLIS and INDICA, RHODO- 

 DENDRONS, &c 



i.ooo CACTUS DAHLIAS, 

 and large quantities of Hyacinths, Tulips, &c , Pyrethrum 

 Mont Blanc, Tritcma uvaria, .Jfruit Trees, including Apples, 

 Pears, and Cherries. 



On View Mornings of Sale. Catalogues on application and 

 post free. 



The Association will be pleased to execute commissions free of 

 charge for those unable to attend the sales .— Offices, ao, New 

 Bridge Street, Ludgate Circus, E C. 



FOR SALE.— A very desirable and pro- 

 ductive ORCHARD and GARDEN, with four large 



Glasshouses with Vines, and heated throughout ; also stabling 

 and storeroom and shedding ; area about two acres ; has frontages 

 on two main streets, and is very eligible building land ; splendid 

 opportunity for a practical energetic man as Gardener and 

 Florist, for which there is a good opening. — For price and par- 

 ticulars apply to A. Patston, Woodstone Lodge, Peterborough. 



Fifty Nurseries, Market Gardens, Florist and 



Seed Businesses to be disposed of. 



MESSRS. PROTHEROE and MORRIS'S 

 HORTICULTURAL REGISTER contains full par- 

 ticulars of the above, and can be obtained gratis at 67 and 68, 

 Cheapside, E.C. 



SPECIAL OFFER OF ROSES 



Best varieties. Pat kage free fur Cash with order . 

 Standards, H P s M our selection „ # ... I2S# 



dOZe 



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••35S. per 100 ; 5s. 

 M. Niel, Gtoire tie Dijon, Crimson Rambler, ar.d 



other climbers ... 9S . 



Tea> and Noisettes, 111 pots _ ^ loS- 



M . Niels, Gloires, Ramblers, and other climbers, extra 



strong, w 6 in. and 7 in. pois ... 24S- 



Extra plants included, for carriage. 



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ASCOTt 



GARDENERS' MAGAZINE, 



December 



1898. 



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FRUIT TREES i. , 



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

 strong, well -grown Trees of every description. All tne Desi 



varieties in cultivation, true to name. 



Special Cash ofter y Carriage Paid. 



FRUITING TREE- 



^ Pyramids, Bush, Standards, and Cordons, 

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

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

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



PLUMS 



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APRICOTo 



Trained Trees, fine, 3s. 6d.each. 



NECTARINEs} Do - extra selected, 5s. each. 



Low Terms quoted for quantities of 100 and upwards. 

 GOOSEBERRIES, market sorts, strong, 3s. 6d. dozen ; 25 s - 



Der 100. ^ , 



CURRANTS, market sorts, strong, 3s. dozen ; 22s. 6d. 100. 



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



2s. dozen. 



TR AW BERRIES, is. dozen, 3s. 6d. 100. 

 Orders of £1 and upwards Carriage Paid for cash with 

 order, to any station in England. Full Descriptive Catalogue 

 on application. ROSES. 



A grand stock o f especially fine plants can be offered this 

 season. Stout, well-ripened wood and fibrous roots. All the 

 best Exhibition and Garden varieties. Descriptive Catalogue 

 on application. 



Dwarf H.P; ... 6s. dozen ... 30s. 100. 

 Standard H.P. ... 15s. dozen ... £6100. 



S 



. S. MARSHALL 



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Ltd. 



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Eatnham Nursery, Barn ham Junction, Sussex 



For sturdy growth and abundance of root, 



none can beat the 



SALISBURY 



CATALOGUES GRATIS. 



KEYNES, WILLIAMS, & CO., 



ROSE 



GROWERS 



S3 



AIiISBURY. 



FOR 



FRUIT 



GROWERS. 



11 A Year's Work on a Kent Fruit Far: 



Is. Post Free from the Publishers, 



GEO. BUN YARD and CO., Maidstone. 



READY SHORTLY. 



One Shilling, Post Free 



STRONGLY BOUND. 



Gardening 



Year 



Book 



and 



GARDEN ORACLE 



l890 



A Complete Guide to Work in the Garden 



for the Whole Year. 



The Gardeners' Magazine Office, 4, Ave Maria 



Lane, London. l 

 By Order of all Booksellers. 



Fruit Trees, Roses, Vines 



Figs, Oranges, and 

 Orchard House Trees. 



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A LARGE AND SELECT STOCK 



ALWAYS ON VIEW. 



ILLUSTRATED and DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE, 



POST FREE, 3d. 



THOMAS RIVERS 



Sawb ridge worth, Herts, 



HARLOW STATION, O.B.R. 



ORCHIDS! ORCHIDS ! ! 



Cyp. Spicerianum 



Charlesworthii 



in bud 



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2/6 ... 3/6 



... 2/- 3^* 



Cattleya Labiata ... in sheath ... 3/6 ... 5/6 



Vanda Ccerulea^ ... in spike ... I9 per leaf. 



Kiniballiana ... ... 2/- ... 3/" 



Amesiana ... ... 2/- ... 3/- 



Lilium, Napalense, and Wallichianum 1/6 ... 2/6 



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



1st 



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5/6 



7/6 



5/- 

 5/- 



3/6 



NTHEMUMS 



H. CANNELL & SONS' 



NEW CATALOGUE 



sent post free, complete with the Cream of all sec- 

 tions, many of the coming varieties, Illustrated and 

 described, and all appliances for growing and showing 

 them in perfection. The New Bouquet Variety, Miss 

 Harvey or White Mrs. Filkins, is now, and will be 

 up to Christmas, a gem. We invite all to 



"Come and See," 



or sample flowers sent free, per post, for 4^. and 

 for every additional bloom. Photo will be forwarded 

 of the invaluable variety, which will surely be sought 

 after by all. 



Plants, 3s. Cuttings, Is. 6d. each. 



SWANIrEY, KENT. 



P. S.— Every grower will find it a great advantage 

 by forwarding us their address. 



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AMERICAN NURSERY, 



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AGSHOT 



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SURREY 



Beg to call attention to their magnificent stock ot 



HARDY 



CONIFERS 



RHODODENDRONS, 



EVERGREENS, DECIDUOUS TREES, &c 



DO WELL TO INSPECT THE NURSERIES. 



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»l.vssit;rs would 



CATALOGUES ON APPLICATION 



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