Sales t>fi Unction 



1,400 



Monday next, 



600 Standard and Dwarf Roses, 200 lots of Herbaceous Plants, 

 Hardy Perennials, Dutch Bulbs, Hyacinths, Tu hps. Crocus, 

 and Narcissus, White Roman Hyacinths, double Daffodils, 

 Japanese and English grown Lilies, &C. 



MESSRS PROTHEROE and MORRIS 

 will SELL the above BY AUCTION, at their Central 

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

 MONDAY next. December 19th, at Twelve o clock. 



On view Morning of Sale and Catalogues had. 



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Tuesday next. 



DENDROBIUM ATRO-VIOLACEUM (?) 



A direct consignment for sale without the slightest reserve, 

 direct from Samarai, British New Guinea, without narne^ 

 A small importation of BRAZILIAN ORCHIDS. 

 Also, by order of Messrs. Stanley, Mobbs, and Ashton, 

 C ATI' LEY A VVARNERI, C. SCHILLER IAN A, and 

 L/KLIA TKNEBROSA, in perfect, dormant, leafy condition; 

 25 fine established CYPRIPEDIUMS, and a marvellous mass 

 of CATTLEYA BICOLOR having 90 bulbs. 



MESSRS. PROTHEROE and MORRIS 

 will SELL the above BY AUCTION, at their Central 

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

 TUESDAY next, December 20, at Half-past Twelve o'clock. 

 On view morning of Sale and C atalogue s had. 



Wednesday next. 



Important consignment of 927 cases of Japanese Lilies, 

 including — 



10,752 LILIUM AURATL M. 



PLATYPHYLLUVf. 



•I RUBRO VITTATUM. 



SPECIOSUM ALBUM. 



RUBRUM; 



MELPOMENE* 

 LONGIFLORUM. 



„ GIGANTEUM. 

 ELEGANS. 

 TIGRINUM (single). 

 7,j-o DOUBLE JONQUILS. 

 140 JAPANESE MAPLE BOOKS. 

 A consignment of Palm Seeds received direct. 



448,000 KENTIA BKLMOREANA. 

 50,000 „ FORSTERIANA. 

 8,oco „ CANTERBURYANAi 

 A consignment frnn the Continent ot 



400 AZALEA MOLLIS, 400 AZALEA INDICA, 100 

 RHODODENDRONS, 50 CAMELLIAS, DRAC/ENAS, 

 PALMS, ARAUCA RIAS, ARALIAS, SPIRAE AS, and 

 BEGONIAS. 



403 Lots of Hardy Border Plants and Bulbs, Carnations. 

 1,350 STANDARD, DWARF, and CLIMBING ROSES. 

 H.u.iy Californian Bulbs, Clematis, Climbing Plants, Shrubs 

 for pots. 



A very fine assortment of Narcissus, including 

 2,000 HORSFI KLDII. 2,000 GOLDEN SPUR. 

 2,000 URANDIS. 8,000 POSTICUS ORNATUS. 



5,000 EMPEROR. 2,000 EMPRESS. 



60 fine clumps of Hellcborus niger, &c. 



MESSRS. PROTHEROE and MORRIS 

 will SELL the above BY AUCTION, at their Central 

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

 Wednesday nextj December 21st, at Twelve o'clock. 

 On view Morning of Sale, and Catalogues had: 



49>355 



24,935 

 625 



5,oo 



1,200 

 1,600 

 900 



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WITHOUT RESERVE. 



Monday, Wednesday, and Prtday next, December 



19tto, 21st, and 29rcl. 



At Half- past Twelve o'clock precisely. 

 G K RAT CLEARANCE SALES of thousands of DUTCH 

 liUI.HS, including HYACINTHS, NARCISSUS, &c, 

 LILIKS in v : irirty, SPlRiEAS, GLADIOLUS, MONT- 

 HKKTIA. AZALEAS INDICA and MOLLIS, RHODO- 

 DENDRONS, PALMS, GLOXINIAS, and BEGONIAS, &c, 

 from He^um, ROSES in fine variety, Standard, Dwarf, and 



Climb-Try, &c., &c, &C. 



THE BRITISH HORTICULTURAL 

 ASSOCIATION (Limited) will SELL the above, at 



their City OF London A 

 E.C. (corner of Pilgrim S 

 On view mornings of 

 port free. 



Commissions executed 

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)MS, 33A, I UDGATE HlLL 



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Send 

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SPECIAL 

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SPECIAL OFFER* 



SPIR/EA JAPONICA, extra large 

 clumps, per d 



Do. PALMATA, beautiful pink 

 variety, per doz., 3 6. 



LILIUM Land: !c rum, Rubrum> 

 and Roseum, per do/., 3 6. 



GLADIOLUS Brenchlty 

 crisis, |icr doz., od. & i/. 

 v cry sc-rce. I >itto, 

 The Bride, pr icq, j/6 



LILIUM Auratum, 

 expected short! 



will be very 

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 season 



Ordbr 

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CAN N AS, Mixed, 

 from choicest named 

 % arieties, per doz,, 4/. 



Lhe CHEAPEST HOUSE 

 for every description of Bulbs 

 and Garden Sundries. 



Bui.b Growers. 



34, Man sell Street, 



ALDGATE, LONDON E. 



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GA RDENERS' MAGAZINE, 



December 



! 7» 1898. 



FRUIT TREES speciality 



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

 strong, well-grown Trees of every description. All the bes<* 



varieties in cultivation, true to name. 



Special Cash ofier^ 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. 



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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 ; 25s. 



ner too. 



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



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



2s. dozen. 



STRAWBERRIES, 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^ 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. 



(SPECIALS). 



CROWNS 



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CAN NOW BE HAD 



ALL THE YEAR ROUND 



PRICE ON APPLICATION TO 



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Barnham Nursery, Barnham Junction, Sussex 



SPECIAL OFFER OF ROSES. 



Best varieties. Package free for Cash with order . 



BULBS! BULBS!! BULBS!!! 



Special Cheap Bargains for Cash. 



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

 Bushes, „ ,, ■ ... .. 35s. per 100 ; 



Mi Niel, Gloire de Dijon, Crimson Rambler, and 



other climbers 



Teas and Noisettes, in pots 



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

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



Extra plants included for carriage. 



JOHN 8TANDISH and CO, Royal Nurseries 



ASCOT. 



24s, 



CHRYSANTHEMUMS.— Strong, reliable 

 Cuttings, from a large, up-to-date private collection, in- 

 cluding Calvat's and other novelties. High quality, moderate 

 prices. List free. — E. Colnett, 61, Wyndham Crescent, 

 Cardiff. Eighth Season. 



DOUBLE ORANGE PH(ENIX (Eggs and Bacon) 10^ 

 OLD DOUBLE YELLOW DAFFODIL ) " 

 PRINCEPS, large yellow trumpet 

 STELLA, white petals, yellow crown 



PHEASANT-EYE NARCISSUS (sweet scented) 



Do. Extra large bulbs 

 LEEDSII (Annie Boden) 



BIFLORUS (sweet scented) 

 SNOWDROPS 

 CROCUS, large yellow 



Do. Mixed colours 



Choice mixed NARCISSUS and DAFFODILBuIbs'.'.' 



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J. W. CROSS, 



BULB GROWER, 



WISBECH. 



ORCHIDS.— Clean, healthy plants at low 

 prices. Always worth a visit of inspection. Kindly tend 

 for Catalogue, Choice Dendrobes a speciality. 



James Cypher, Exotic Nurseries, Cheltenham. 



Raised and Introduced by W. J. 



GODFREY. 



REGINALD GODFREY.- Of the crimson-chestnut coloured 

 this will take the lead. Nothing so bright and effective in 

 this class. An easy grower and capital habit. (F.C.C., 

 N.C.S) 



QUEEN OF THE EXE.— White, but pure and glistening. 

 Bloom large, deep, and of fine form. 



. MRS. E. C. QUICK.- Very distinct ; canary yellow, edge of 

 petals slightly lined rose. Good form. 



CHARLES WILSON.— Deep wine red colour ; large and full 

 bloom. 



New Decorative Varieties. 



MRS. E. VERE FREEMAN, ETTIE MITCHELL, and 



golden glow. 

 New Incurved. 



LORD COLERIDGE, and MAJOR MATTHEW (F.C C 



N.C.S., and A.M., R.H.S.) 



AMERICAN NOVELTIES. 



The following are selected from many dozens, and are offered as 



the finest introductions of recent years :— 



YELLOW MOGUL.— One of th- largest Chrysanthemun 

 ever sent out. Florets very broad, which incurve and whirl 

 into a magnificent bloom. The colour is distinct, being old 

 gold, shaded and striped crimson-bronze : "a whopper. 



AUTUMN GLORY.— Has been exhibited many times this 

 season, and generally admired. A large bloom, of a Icveljr 

 and soft salmon-pink, shaded peach. Distinct from 

 others: 



ELM A. —Bright golden-yellow ; in form similar to Mutui! 

 Friend. One of the best for grouping. 



SILVER WEDDING.— Undoubtedly this is a viriety which 

 is come to stay. Has taken all the premier \ruti in 

 America, as the best introduction of the season. 



Prizes for these splendid Novelties will be offered at the most important Exhibitions of next season, including 



The National, Birmingham, Belfast, Edinburgh, Dublin, Bristol, Hull, Manchester, 



Plymouth, and other Societies. 



Full particulars (with reliable descriptions of the best varieties) in Catalogue % which is sent post free on 



receipt of post card. 



W. 



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Exmouth, DEVON. 



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RHODODENDRONS, 



EVERGREENS, DECIDUOUS TREES, &c 



INTENDING PLAN"? ERS WOULD DO WELL TO INSPECT THE NUKSEKIE& 



CATALOGUES ON APPLICATION. 



CONIFERS 



