THE GARDENERS' MAGAZINE, 



December 31, x s 9 s. 



Sbslts tfi auction 



Wednesday next, January 4th. 



An important Consignment of 600 cases of Japanese Lilies just 

 received, comprising : — 



8Z| ioo LILIUM AURATUM, 24,035 ^ILIUM DJjJJWM 

 ALBUM, 6000 LILIUM SPECIOSUM ^BRVfl 

 3.900 LILIUM LONGIFLORUM, and 1,000 LILIUM 



wAakasand 100 Rhododendrons, also 120 lots of decorative 

 Plants, Palms, &c, from the Continent, 50? Im K« m P ten » 

 giant and miniature Gladioli, Begonias, extra rine strain. 



g 15,000 AMERICAN PEARL TUBEROSES. 



Standard, dwarf, and climbing Roses, Shrubs, Freesias 

 Anemones, hardy border and other flowering plants, hardy 

 climbers, herbaceous plants in great variety. A 

 200,000 SEEDS OF COCOS WEDDELLIAJNA. 

 60 Amaryllis Species (probably new), from Virgin Forests, 

 Seakale, forcing crowns. TTTV 



34 CASES AND HAMPERS OF SPIR EAS AND LILY 



OF THE VALLEY, to be sold as received. 

 60 lots of choice Ferns, Plants, and Roses in pots, from an 

 English Nursery ; Border Carnations, in finest varieties | Irises 

 of sorts, Paeonies. 



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, January 4, at Twelve' o clock. 

 On view Morning of Sale, and Catalogues had. 

 N.B.— The Japanese Lilies, Palm Seeds, Tuberoses, and the 

 hampers of Spiraeas and Lily of the Valley, will be offered at 

 Four o'clock. 



Friday next, January 6th. 



By order of Messrs. Hugh Low and Co. 

 250 Lots of DENDROBIUM WARDEANUM, LOWII, 



and other Burmese Dendrobiums. 



By order of Mr. C. Kromek. 

 200 extra fine Plants of Oncidium Mar^halleanum, just received, 



with sound dormant eyes 

 A consignment received direct of 1,000 Dendrobium Madonna, 

 520 Den. species, Bui bophy Hums, and Tree Ferns. 



By order of Messrs. Stanley, Mobbs, and Ashton. 

 Cattleyas, Oncidiums, Laelias, and a fine piece of Ly caste 



Skin neri Alba.) 

 160 Lots of established Orchids, Orchids in Flower and Bud. 



MESSRS. PROTHEROE and MORRIS 

 will SELL the above BY AUCTION, at their Central 

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

 FRIDAY n- xt, January 6th, at Half-past Twelve o'clock. 

 On view Morning of Sale, and Catalogues had: 



SEAKALE 



Extra Strong, for forcing, 14s. to 21s. per ico. 

 Strong Planting, 7s. 6d. to 10s. 6d. per 100. 

 LILY WHITE. Extra Strong, for forcing, 18s. to 25s. 

 per 100. 



LILY WHITE. Strong Planting, 10s. to 12s. 6d. per 100. 



ASPARAGUS, 



Extra Strong, for forcing, 12s. 6d. to 20s. per 100, 



DICKSON'S NURSERIES 



CHESTER. 



9 



ORCHIDS 



Cyp. Spicerianum ' • in bud 



Charles worthii 

 Cattle ya Labiata 

 Van da Cocrulea 



Kimbal liana 



ORCHIDS 



• •• 



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• •• 



• • • 



in sheath 

 in spike 



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••• 



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Amesiana 

 Lilium, Napalense, and Wall ichian urn 



MOORE (Ltd.), Orcbid Importers, Rawdon, near Leeds 



2/6 ... 3/6 



2/- ... 3/- 



3/6 ... 5/6 



/9 per leaf. 



■/• ... 3/- 



2/; ... 3/- 



1/0 ... 2/6 



• • • 



5/6 



5/- 

 7/6 



5/- 



5/- 



3/6 



THE MOST NUTRITIOUS. 



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GRATEFUL— COMFORTING. 



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BREAKFAST-SUPPER. 



drown 8yo. oloth, lettered 



THE 



AMATEUR'S 



FLOWER 



By SHIRLEY HIBBEBD. 



GARDEN. 



A New Edition, revised by the Editor of Amateur 



Gardening." ^ 

 Numerous Illustrations ahd Coloured Fboktupt*™ 

 A Pi aotioal Guide to the Formation and Mlwement of 

 the Garden, and the Onltiration of Popular Fto55S. 



CONTESTS. 



The'Lawn 116 Garden * I wd Alpine Gard 



Garden Walks and Edges. 

 Hardy Trees and Bhraba. 

 Climbing Piant*. 



Hardy Perennials, 

 Bulbs and Tubers. 

 Hardy Annuals and Biennial 



Fems L 



Flower Beds. 

 Carpet Bedding. 

 Plant Propagati 

 Garden Peats 



IMsaases* 

 Seasonable 



Plint 



„ -- Work 

 *«>wer Garden, 



OOLLINQRIDOB, 148 * 14,, Ahkngmte ^ 



fFOR PLEASURE AND PROFIT 



: l 



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Nothing so profitable and 



easy to grow, 

 fco Acres of Saleable Trees. 



THE BEST PROCURABLE. 



Lists Free. 



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HUNDREDS of THOUSANDS. 



Bushes in variety. Packing and 

 Carriage free for Cash with order. 

 8/- per doz., 60/- per 100 

 All other Nursery Stock 

 carriage forward. 



in POTS From 15/- a do*. 



Ornamental Trees, 91 Acres, 



A Superb Collection of 



Herbaceous Plants, 

 Four Acres of Glass, 

 Clematis (80,000) from 15 -doz. 



Single Plants ate sold at 

 slightly increased prices. 



CENERAL CATALOGUE 



1 (Over 160 pages) of Nursery Stock, 

 artistically produced, containing 

 some hundreds of illustrations, 

 and full of valuable Information, 

 free on receipt of 3d. for postage. 



Please mention this Paper. 



D SMITN &C?. WORCESTER 



^orrw and See 



V 



OU R Stock-stools of Chrysanthemums, 

 they are^ now in their zenith of perfect n ; just those 

 that would delight the greatest expert. Fact is, we a r m for 

 perfect cuttings, n^t gigantic grouping. Send f r cur 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.uld be 

 desired." 



, CAWELL and SOFS, 



Bwanley, Sent. 



NOW READY. 



One Shilling, Post Free. 



STRONGLY BOUND. 



Gardening 



Year 



Book 



and 



GARDEN ORACLE 



1890 



A Complete Guide to Work in the Garden 



for the Whole Year. 



CONTENTS. 



Daily Reminders for Gardeners. 

 A Year's Work in the Garden. 

 Beautiful Flower Gardens. 



Directory of Horticultural and Botanical 

 Societies. 



Orchards under Glass, 



Profitable use of Fertilisers. 

 Window Gardening. 



Public Parks and Gardens of the United 

 Kingdom. 



Abundant Fiuit Supplies. 



Fruit Trees, Roses, Vines 



Figs, Oranges, and 



Orchard House Trees. 



A LARGE AND 8ELE0T STOCK 



ALWAY8 ON VIEW. 



jLUSTRATED and DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE 



POST FREE. 3d. 



THOMAS 



SON 



Sawbridgeworth, Herts, 



HARLOW STATION 1 G.E.R, 



the chrysanthemum-rust; 



XTUMEROUS TESTIMONIALS have 



TTicV»o^ che ^ me ' uns °Kcited, that my CARNATION- 

 DISEASE ANTIDOTE is a sure and certain cure for this 

 pest. Quarts, 6s. ; half-gallons, 10s. 6d. ; gallons, 20s. 



SPECIMEN 7 PEACH, NECTARINE, and 

 CHERRY TREES, all the leading sorts, Standard and 

 Dwarf- trained. Sizes and Prices upon application. 



ODONTOGLOSSUM ALEX ANDRLE (true Pacho vane- 

 ties), the best importation ever arrived, good plants, plump and 

 sound, breaking strong, 42s., 63s. per doz., and upwards. 

 Alfred Outram, F.R.H.S , 7, Moore Park Road, Fulham. 



FOR 



FRUIT 



GROWERS. 



" A Year's Work on a Kent Fruit Farm." 



Is. Post Free from the Publishers, 



GEO. BUN YARD and CO.. Maidstone 



CHEAP GLASS. GOOD GLASS. 



SPECIAL OFFER 



OF 



HORTICULTURAL GLASS 



Stock 

 Sizes. 



8X10 



8X12 



9X12 



9X13 



9Xm 

 10X12 



10X14 

 12X12 



12X13 



12X14 

 12X16 



12X18 



12X20 



NOTE. 



Boxes. 



quality, to be cleared at the following low prices ; 



4ths 15-02: Bo C x Stock 



CA ft J stock sizes as stated in margin, I t 4 .A g . 



50 ft.^j 8x10 to 12x13 . I ai ' * 



10 0 ft : I Stock sizes as stated in margin, I at 9/ 

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4th a 21-oz* 



1UU I 



200 ft. I 



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2 17/6 



margin 



14X20 



100 ft. f stock sizes as stated in margin, I at 15/- I4X24 

 200 ft f l6 X24 to 18X24 I at 28/- I5X20 



16X18 



3rds 21-oz. 



200 ft. f 



100 ft. i 

 200 ft. 1 



tock sizes as stated in margin, I at 14/-j 16X20 



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tock sizes as stated in margin, I at 16/- 18X20 



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>x can be divided, and 0110 size only 

 Is contained in each Box. 



The above Glass is offered subject to being in stock on receipt 

 of order. The prices are ex Wharf, London, from whence all 

 Railway Companies' Vans collect. 



SASH BARS AND HORTICULTURAL WOOD WORK 



Of all kinds at Low Prices- 



Catalogues Post Free on Application, 



New Plants, Flowers, Fruits and Vegetables. T HE CHEAP WOOD COMPANY 



Injurious Insects And how to Combat them. 

 The Vegetable Garden. 



Water Gardening. Gardening Recipes. 



Statistical Information, Useful Tables for Horticul- 

 turists, Almanack, Diary, Postal Information, Taxes" 

 Stamp Duties, and Weights and Measures. % 



72, 



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