2>au* nntti* 



^ — — 



Wednesday next, December 14th. 



The only Bulb Sale Next Week. 

 A consignment from Belgium of 



300 AZALEA MOLLIS, I 400 A^LEA INDICA, 

 136 CAMELLIAS, | 130 RHODODENDRONS, 



together with a fine assortment of Greenhouse and other 

 Decorative Plants, consisting of Palms in variety, Dracaenas, 

 Myrtles, Bay Trees, Ficus elastica, &e. 



1,000 DWARF ROSES. 

 200 STANDARD and HALF-STANDARD ROSES. 



200 CLIMBING ROSES in variety. 

 100 SWEET BRIARS. 

 400 Lots of Dutch Bulbs, Hyacinths, Tulips, Crocus, and 

 Narcissus; 2,000 HYACI NTHUS CANDICANS, the White 



Cape Hyacinth. 



An enormous quantity of 



SEAKALE. 



By order of Mr. Thomas Hollington, of Hale farm, Totten- 

 ham, 300 yellow Martagon Lilies, 2,005 bulbs of the new Lilium 

 Krameri variety Rubellum, together with an assortment of 

 English grown and Japanese Lilies in variety. 



500 of the White Blackberry " Iceberg," the paradox of the 



fruit world. 



60 lots of choice Ferns and other greenhouse and decorative 



plants, Roses in pots, &c. 



Hardy border plants and bulbs, rare Californian bulbs, &c. 



MESSRS. PROTHEROE and MORRIS 

 will SELL the above BY AUCTION, at their Central 

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

 Wednesday next, December 14th, at Eleven o'clock. 

 On view Morning of Sale, and Catalogues had: 



WITHOUT KE3ERVE. 



Monday, Wednesday, and Friday next, December 



12th, 14th, and 16th. 



GREAT SALES OF DUTCH BULBS AND CHOICE 



PLANTS: 

 At Half-past Twelve o'clock precisely. 



THE BRITISH HORTICULTURAL 

 ASSOCIATION (Limited) will SELL BY AUCTION 

 each day, at the City of London Auction Rooms, 33 a, 

 Ludgate Hill (corner of Pilgrim Street), an enormous Con- 

 signment, including : — 



12,000 BERLIN CROWNS LILY OF THE VALLEY 



(received direct in fine condition), 

 i, coo MONTBRLTIA CROCOSMIFLORA. 

 1,000 P/EONIES (in variety). 

 50,000 NARCISSUS VAN ZION, &c. 

 10,000 GLADIOLUS (in variety). 

 1,000 DWARF ROSES (English grown)i 



500 STANDARD ditto. 

 2,000 AZALEAS, MOLLIS and INDICA, RHODO- 



DENDRONS, &c. 



1,000 CACTUS DAHLIAS, 



a fine assortment of Greenhouse Plants, and large quantities .of 

 Hyacinths, Tulips, &c , Pyrethium Mont Blanc, Tritoma 

 uvaria, Fruit Trees, including Apples, Pears, and Cherries. 

 Shrubs, deciduous, evergreen, and flowering, &c. 



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, 29 New 

 bridge Street, Ludgate Circus, E C. 



Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday Next. 



Great three days' clearance sale of an immense 'collection of 

 Dutch and other Bulbs, Liliums, Roots, &c„ English and 

 ioieigu Rose Trees, thousands of small Shrubs, Flowering 

 Irees, Azaleas, &c, from Holland, Border Plants, Palms, &C. 



TV/TR. J. C. STEVENS will hold the 



1VX above thrce days' SALE at his Great Rooms, 38, King 

 Street, Covent Garden, as above, at Half-past Twelve 

 precisely each day. 



On view Mornings of Sale, and Catalogues had* 



N.B.— -OnjWednesday will be sold 21 Cases of Araucaria 

 excelsa. 



Send 

 for our 

 SPECIAL 

 OFFER at 

 once, pest free. 



SPECIAL OFFER. 



SPIRAEA JAPONICA, extra large 

 clumps, per doz., 2/6. 



Do. PALM ATA, beautiful 

 variety, per doz., 3 6. 



LILIUM Lancilcrum, Rubru 

 and Roseum, per doz., 3/6. 



GLADIOLUS Brenchley- 

 ensis, per doz., gd. & 1/. 

 Very scarce. Ditto, 

 The Bride, pr ico, 2/6 



LILIUM Auratum 

 expected shortl 

 will be very 



scarce this 



season. 



CAN N AS, Mixed, 

 from choicest named 

 varieties, per doz., 4/- 



Okdek 

 Early 



CHEAPEST HOUSE 



for every description of Bulbs 

 and Garden Sundries. 



RAINS & 



Bulb Growers, 



34, Mansell Street, 



ALDGATE, LONDON, E. 



ACCIDENTS — DISEASE — FIDELITY 



WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION 



PLATK GLASS— BURGLARY. 

 Apply f. ,r particulars and Rates for Insurance to the 



ACCIDENT INSURANCE COMPANY 



* * (Limited). 



Founded CLAIMS PAID, ^,000,000. 



*o, St. SwithuVs Lane, h^don,'!^^' Man ' and 



I*«W£»T1NG with SPEED and Frnxro 



JL -Commercial Printing tUtTI!. ? £t-/ONO.-*. * 

 > -m^i for ~«rv oliw oT S ' J**** 1 ""*. Designs 



Copper, 4c. Estimatifrw ■ngnwag on Wood, 



w 



ALD1B8QATI 8TBMET, LOKDOK 



GA RDENERS' MA GA ZINE, 



[December io, 1898.* 



PLUMS 



S 



APRICOTS 



FRUIT TREES specialty 



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

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

 varieties in cultivation, true to name. 



Special Cash offer Carriage Paid. 



FRUITING TREES. 



(Pyramids, Bush, Standards, and Cordons, 

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

 each, 18/. to 30/- doz. Horizontal and Fan. 

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



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



NECTARINES ) extra selected, 5s. each. 



Low Terms quoted for quantities of 100 and upwards, 

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



per too. 



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

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

 2s. dozen. 



I, is. dozen, 3S. 6<I. 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^ 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 ... £6 100. 



9 



RETARDED and NON-RETARDED 



LILY 



THE 



(SPECIALS). 



CROWNS 



or 



FLOWERS 



CAN NOW BE HAD 



ALL THE YEAR ROUND, 



PRICE ON APPLICATION TO 



S. S. MARSHALL 



1 



Ltd. 



I 



Barnham Nursery, Barnham Junction, Sussex 



SPECIAL OFFER OF ROSES. 



Best varieties. Package free for Cash with order • 



PUTNEY, 



S.W 



CHRYSANTHEMUMS. 



HOW 



WIN 



GOLD MEDAL. 



• •• 



t • t 



12s. doz. 

 5S. ,1 



••• 



• 



. . • 



... 



n 



Standards, H.P's., our selection... 



Bushes, „ 35s. per 100 ; 



M. Niel, Gloire de Dijon, Crimson Rambler, and 



other climbers , 



Teas and Noisettes, in pots 



3VI. Niels, Gloires, Ramblers, and other climbers, extra 



strong, in 6 in. and 7 in. pots . 



Extra plants included for carriage. 



JOHN ST ANDISH and CO, Royal Nurseries, 



ASCOT. 



• •1 



95' 

 I OS 



24s, 



Full Instructions will be given in 



GODFREY'S CATALOGUE, 



The most reliable and thoroughly 11 Up-to-Date " 

 one published. Ready shortly. Post free. 



W. J. GODFREY, Exmouth, Devon. 



THREE GOLD MEDALS FOR ROSES IN 1898 



WM 



PAUL 



AND 



SON 



5 



Appointment to Her Majesty The Q 



WALTHAM GROSS, HERTS. 



Respectfully solicit orders for their unrivalled stock of 



IN 



ALL 



FORMS 



• •• 



STANDARDS 

 HALF STANDARDS 

 DWARF STANDARDS 



tee 



# • t 



• ■ • 



• •t 



t • • 



from 18s. dozen, 

 from 15 s. 

 from 10b. 



DWARF d or BUSHE 

 CLIMBERS ... 

 ROSES I2$T POT 



• t • 



9 



■ it 

 • •• 



in 



• •• 



• • • 



from 6 s dozen 



from 6s. 

 from lO/S 



11 



They also beg to call attention to their extensive collections of 



Fruit Trees, Hardy Trees and Shrubs, Rhododendrons, Herbaceous Plants, 



m 



Plants, Camellias 



and Bulbs, all in the 



best possible condition for autumn delivery. 



ON 



NOTE 



All Nursery Stock offered by WM. PAUL and SON is particularly fine this season, the 

 warm, dry summer having- produced exceptionally fine growths on the cool, moist, loamy 

 soil of which their nurseries consist. 



IMPORTANT !— OBSERVE CHRISTIAN NAME AND ADDRESS: 



WM. PAUL and SON, WALTHAM CROSS, HERTS 



1 



AMERICAN NURSERY, 



1 



i 



► 



AGSHOT 



5 



SURREY 



5 



Beg to call attention to their magnificent stock of 



CONIFERS 



RHODODENDRONS, 



EVERGREENS. DECIDUOUS TREES, &c 



PLANTERS WOULD DO WELL TO INSPECT 



CATALOGUES ON APPLICATION 



