THE GARDENERS' MAGAZINE. 



DECEMBER 17, 189S. 



HEALTHY, WELL-ESTABLISHED PLANTS 



AT 



Also 



RARE 



VARIETIES AND 



LARGE 



REASONABLE 



SPECIMENS. 



PRICES ON APPLICATION. 



SPECIMEN 



and 



HALF-SPECIMEN 



STOVE 



and 



GREENHOUSE 



PRICES, 



Foliage and Flowering, in great variety. 



PLANTS, both 



BOUQUETS 



and 



FLORAL 



DECORATIONS 



all 



kinds tastefully carried out. 



Catalogues and Estimates Free by Post, 



Exotic Nurseries 



i 



ORDINARY 



MEVER in the 



als of Chrysanthemum History has such phenomenal success b 



achieved by any raiser of New Seedlings as by Mr. H. WEEKS, in the sensational productions exhibited by him from time to time 



this season before the Floral Committee. 



When it is remembered that in the small collection of a private garden only a very limited number of plants can be grown of each 

 variety, and the difficulty therefore of securing the required number of blooms stipulated for by the N.C. Society on a given day, it is indeed 

 remarkable that no less than Eight First-class Certificates should be awarded. Other varieties equally as good had to forego their candidature 

 from the simple fact that only two flowers could be ready at the same time, or else the total number of Certificates would have been larger. 

 This is indeed success. I have the honour to announce that I have secured the entire stock of all these magnificent Novelties, and shall 

 distribute same together with a few of my own, and som* of the finest Australian Seedlings ever introduced. 



NEW CATALOGUE NOW READY, POST FREE. 



NORMAN 



DAVIS 



Chrysanthemum Nurseries 



FRAMFIELD, SUSSEX. 



THREE GOLD MEDALS FOR ROSES IN 1898 



WM 



m 



PAUL 



and SON 



3 



App 



WALTHAM CROSS, HERTS 



Respectfully solicit orders for their unrivalled stock of 



IN 



ALL 



FORMS. 



OW 



N'S 



ROYAL 



CHRYSANTHEMUMS. 



Genuine English Seedlings, raised at the 



Floral Nurseries, Maidenhead. 



Acknowledged by the Leading Growers to be the 



Grandest Novelties of the Season. 



LADY PHILLIPS 



P.C.O., H.O.S. (Jap.). 



5 



I 



/ 



Sir Herbert Kitchener, 7 6, 



FCC, V.C S. (J*p ). 



ADA 



OWEN 



• • • 



STAVDAEDS 

 HALF STANDARDS 

 DWARF STANDARDS 



• •• 



• • • 



• • • 



• • • 



• •• 



• * • 



from 18b. dozen. 

 fi"m 15 s. 

 from 10a. 



1 1 

 1 > 



DWABFJ or BUSHES 



CLIMBERS 

 S0i£8 IV POTS 



• • ■ 



* • • 



• • • 



t • 1 



• • » 



from 6a dozen, 

 from 6s. 



from 10/3 



1 * 



P.O.O., V C9. (Inc). 



LORD 



CROMER 



5-, 

 7 6, 



— — — w I 9 



They also beg to call attention to their extensive collections of 



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



Climbing Plants, Camellias ar * *— " 1 -" : - *■ 



Award of Merit. B.H.S. (Jap.) 



FA' EE. 



CATALOGUES 



possible 



ON 



RWKRTJjWEN 



ORCHIDS ' 



MAIDENHEAD 



ORCHIDS 



VOTE 



All Harsery Stook offered b/ WM. PAUL and 30V is particularly fine this leason, the 



». dry rammer having produced exceptionally Una growths cn the oool, moist, loamy 

 of which their nurseries consist 



IMPORTANT 



I 



OBSERVE CHRISTIAN NAME AND ADDRESS: 



WM. PA UL and SON, WALTHAM CROSS, HERTS. 



T H °SE having Houses to Let 



A Apartment! to Let, whether in town or 

 send an advertisement to the "CITY PRESS 



tcknowledged by all to be one of the best mediums for AaZ 



rose Prepaid terms : 3 a words, On. SwlT^ i n FT 

 *~ Shaft*. Offices; M 8and', 49 , M^^XS& 



or Sell, or 



paper 



Important to Mushroom Growers 



CUTHBERTS SPECIALITE 

 ROOM SPAWN. Always alike ; 



Hundreds * f »* Cff i m ' miAls. Per bushel 



MUSH- 



ost productive. 



R~«d" G. Cuthbhkt, S^^u^d Plan, Merits 



Southgat 



in bud 



• • • 



. • • 



Cyp. Spicerianum 

 „ Charlesworthii 



Cattle ya Labiata 



Vanda Ccerulea 

 „ Kimbal liana 



Lfliura, Napalense, and Wallichianum 



. v X.ZA Tmr^rt 



• • • 



in sheath ... 

 in spike 



it 



••• 



3/6 *•% I 



/o per lea: 

 2/- ••• 3< 



1/6 ... * 



l .ilium, Napalense, ana „ . „ . 



J. W. MOORE (Ltd.), Orchid Importers.Rawdoc. 



WILLIAM BARRON 



d SON 



landscape Oaideners ana » INSPECT 



INVITE INTENDING ^i"^* £ u 



THEIR ^-fSS Td*» 



ORNAMENTAL and *° RE *J Privmte «*i 



Send for Catalogues and Lj* of JWhta and 



carried out b> tncin. OriRflY. 



ELVASTON NURSER.ES. B OR«0*ASH. 



