THE GARDENERS' MAGAZINE, 



December 24, 1898 



%z\t* t>s auction 



Thursday next. 



300 AZALEA MOLLIS, 200 AZALEA INDICA, 100 

 RHODODENDRONS, and 50 CAMELLIAS, from the Con- 

 tinent ; Carnations and Pinks, Hardy Border and other t lowering 

 Plants, VIOLETS, HOLLYHOCKS, a fine selection of 

 named IRIS, TIGRIDIAS in variety, English-grown and 

 imported LILIES, Hardy Climbers, CLEMATIS, AMPE- 

 LOPSIS, DWARF ROSES, ROSES in Pots, SEA KALE, 

 LILY OF THE VALLEY, 300 Double and Single BEGONIAS, 

 MONTBRETIAS of sorts, Chinese Sacred Lilies, and American 

 Pearl Tuberoses, together with 150 lots of Dutch Bulbs, com- 

 prising Hyacinths, Tulips, Crocus, and Narcissus. 



1\/TESSRS. PROTHEROE and MORRIS 



1V1 will SELL the above BY AUCTION, at their Central 

 Sale Rooms, 67 and 68, Chbapside, London, E.C., 

 THURSDAY next, December 29, at Twelve o'clock. 



On vi^ur Mnrnincr nf Sale, and Catalogues had: 



on 



Pridav next. 



IMPORTED AND ESTABLISHED ORCHIDS. 

 By order of Messrs. F. Sander and Co., St. Albans. 



MESSRS. PROTHEROE and MORRIS 

 will SELL the above BY AUCTION, at their Central 

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

 FRIDAY next, December 30, at Half-past Twelve o'clock. 

 On view Morning of Sale, and Catalogues had. 



Wednesday next* 



A choice selection of DWARF ROSES, ORNAMENTAL 

 SHRUBS, BORDf R PLANTS, JAPANESE and HOME- 

 GROWN LILIUMS. A quantity of Dutch Bulbs in large 

 lots, Azaleas, Palms, &c. 



MR. J. C. STEVENS will SELL the above 

 BY AUCTION, at his Great Rooms, 38, King 

 Street, Covent Garden, on WEDNESDAY next, Decem- 

 ber 28, at Half-past Twelve precisely. 



On view Morning of sale, and Catalogues had. 



Thursday next — t reat Sale of Orchids. 



A Magnificent Importation, just received direct, of nearly TEN 

 THOUSAND liRASSAVOLA DIGBYANA, 800 Epiden- 

 drum Stamforciana, and 250 Epidencrum Alatum atropur- 

 pureura, from Central America, three cases of Saccolabium 

 Hendersonianum, and one case of Cypripediums, from Singa- 

 pore, alsj eight cases of Araucaria Excelsa, just to hand, &c, 

 without reserve. 



MR. J. C. STEVENS will SELL the 

 above BY AUCTION, at his Great Rooms, 38, 

 King Street, Covent Garden, on THURSDAY next, 

 December 29, at Half-past Twelve precisely. 

 On view Morning of Sale, and Catalogues had; 



FRIDAY 



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DECEMBER 30TH, 



SALE ENTIRELY WITHOUT RESERVE. 



THE BRITISH HORTICULTURAL 

 ASSOCI ATION (Limited) will SELL BY AUCTION, 

 at their City of London Sale Rooms, 33A, Ludgate Hill, 

 E.C (corner of Pilgrim Street), at 12.30 precisely, a fine collec- 

 tion of Bulbs and Plants, including a large quantity of 



Specimen KENTIAS, about five feet to six feet. 

 LATA N IAS, PHCENIX. 



ORANGKS, DEU1Z1AS, CLIVIAS. 

 200 ARAUCARIAS of various sizes. 

 25oDRAC7ENA INDIVISA. 

 io.coo LILY OF THE VALLEY CROWNS. 

 RHODODENDRONS, AZALEAS INDICA and MOLLIS. 

 EUCHAR1S, SPIR/EAS, CACTUS DAHLIAS 

 WA TSON IAS. • 



5, ^Sk^S^' S BRENCHLEYENSIS, HYACINTHUS 

 CAND1CANS. 



LI cyF^k^ CIF .°y,H M ' ALLETJM, and RUBRUM, 

 STANDARD and DWARF ROSb.S, GLADIOLUS in 



Sa Sft cc a , r 4 y , a . n , ts .'^ nd ^ a f,ne Stock of HYACINTHS, 

 NARCISSUS, TULIPS, CROCUS, &c, &c. 



O n v 'ew mornings of sale. Catalogues port free. 



SPECIAL OFFER. 



extra large 



Send 

 for our 



SPECIAL 

 OFFER at 

 once, pest free. 



SPIR.KA JAPON1CA, 

 clumps, per dcz., 2/6. 



Do. PALMATA, beautiful 

 variety, per doz., 3 6. 



LIL1UM Lancillorum, Rubru: 

 and Roseura, per doz., 3,6. 



GLADIOLUS Brenchiey- 

 ensis, per doz., 90". & 1/ 



Very scaice. Ditto, - 

 The Bride, pr ico, 2/6 



LIL1UM Auratum, 

 expected ?hortl 

 will be very 

 scarce 

 season 



Order 

 Early 



CANNAS, Mixed, 

 from choicest named 

 varieties, rxr doz., 4/. 



The CHEAPEST HOUSE 



for every description of Bulbs 

 and Garden Sundries. 



RAINS & 



Bulb Growers, 



34, Mansell Street, 



ALDGATE. LONDON, E. 



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LILIES OF THE VALLEY 



»•"- ■* —....« • «M.u i wo years old i rowns 



quote lowest prices by return. 



int ihc best of everything in Life 

 pjruculars, and I shall & pleased 



M, Lily ol the Valley Grower by Royal Warrant 



DE KS INGHAM, NORFOLK 



AMERICAN NURSERY, 



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Beg to call attention to their magnificent stock of 



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EVERGREENS. DECIDUOUS TREES 



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INTENDING PLANTERS WOULD DO WELL TO INSPECT THE NURSERIES. 



CATALOGUES ON APPLICATION. 



jF OR PL EASURE AND PROFIT 



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Nothing so profitable and 



easy to grow. 

 &o Acres ol Saleable Trees. 



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Lists Free, 



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HUNDREDS of THOUSANDS. 



Bushes in variety. Packing and 

 Carriage free for Cash with order. 

 8/- per doz., GO/- per 100 

 All other Nursery Stock 



carriage forward. 



inPOTS From 15/- a doz. 



Ornamental Trees, 91 Acres, 



A Superb Collection of 



Herbaceous Plants, 

 Four Acres of Glass, 

 Clematis (80,CCO)from 15 doz. 



Single Plants ate sold at 



slightly increased prices, 



JDENERAL CATALOCUE 



(Over 160 pages) of Nursery Stock, 

 artistically produced, containing 

 ■ome hundreds of illustrations, 

 and full of valuable information, 

 free on receipt of 3d. for postage. 



Please mention this Paper. 



tTSMITH &c?. worces 



OWEN'S ROYAL 



CHR YSANTHEM UMS 



Genuine English Seedlings, raised at the 



Floral Nurseries, Maidenhead. 



Acknowledged by the Leading Growers to be the 



Grandest Novelties of the Season* 



LADY PHILLIPS, 5/-, 



P.C.C., ir.C.S. (Jap.). 



Sir Herbert Kitchener, 7/6, 



P. CO., ir.C.S. (Jap.). 



ADA OWE, 



P. CO.. ir.C.S. (Zno.). 



LORD CROMER, 



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Award of Merit. B.H.8. (Jap,). 



CATALOGUES FREE. 



7/6, 



ROBERT OWEN, MAIDENHEAD. 



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OUR Stock-stools of Chiysanthemums 

 they arc now in their zenith of perfection; just those 

 that would delight the greatest expert. Fact is, we aim for 

 perfect cuttings, n-t gigantic grouping. Send for our new 

 illustrated and descriptive Catalogue, containing the 1,400 best 

 varieties from the first introductions. 



Mr. F. G. Mills. Glossop Hall Gardens 



14 Dec, '98. ' 

 "Cuttings to hand in splendid condition: all that c~u1d l~ 

 desired." ' 06 



H. CA1VELL and SOUS, 



Swanley, Kent. 



Fruit Trees, Roses, Vines 



Figs, Oranges, and 

 Orchard House Trees. 



A LARGE AND 8ELECT STOCK 



ALWAYS ON VIEW. 



ILLUSTRATED and DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE, 



POST FREE, 3d. 



THOMAS RIYERS 



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8a wb ridge worth, Herts, 



HARLOW STATION, G.B.R. 



AND 



to his many friends and customers why their Chry- 

 santhemum Cuttings have not been sent quite so 



quickly as usual. 



I am sorry this has been the case, but I know my 

 ustomers will forgive me when they know it ■ caused 

 y the great increase of business from the widespread 

 knowledge that THE RYECROFT RESTED 

 STOCK HAS NOT BEEN ATTACKED BY 

 RUST, and that it is the healthiest and best in the 

 world (Don't believe me ! come and see for yourself). 

 It was represented this season on nearly every prize 

 winning stand all over the United Kingdom. Orders 

 have poured in at such a rate that my usual Chrysan- 

 themum Staff could not cope with them, hence the 

 slight delay in delivery. I have now added to my 

 Chrysanthemum Staff, and can despatch orders within 

 four days of receipt. Any of my customers who do not 

 receive their cuttings in four days from despatch ot 

 rder, kindly send me a card. 



My Chrysanthemum Catalogue, including a special 

 rticle on Stopping and Timing nearly 600 varieties, 



post free, id. . 



A New Edition of my Chrysanthemum Guide in pre- 

 paration, post free 7 stamps ; is. 2d. bound m clotn 



My List of Novelties is also in Preparation Ttasc 

 tains* the finest varieties that have bee* » offered 



varieties in commerce. 



ripe until vnu see this. 



. best 

 varie- 



RYECROFT NURSERY, LEWISHAM 



