THE GARDENERS' MAGAZINE. 



VINES. 



H. LANE & SON 



w. to oil attention to their famous stock of 



FRUITING GRAPE VINES 



well ripened, all the leading varieties, in 

 124 inch pots, at 



10/6, 12/6 & 15/- each. 



4to large «tock of PLANTING CANES. 



INSPECTIONJJMVrTED. 



Also tine healthy 



FIGS 



of the best varieties, STANDARD, TRAINED, 

 and BUSH, at all prices. 



STRAWBERRIES in Pots. 



12/6 per 100. 

 Transplanted Runners, at 5/- per 100. 



I. JANNOCH, Dersingham, King's Lynn. 



KEHT-T HE CARDEN OF ENGLAND. 



GEORGE BUNYARD & CO., LTD., 



EXTRA HftToTpLAiT8 r and 

 RUNNERS OF STRAWBERRIES. 



CHARLES WORTH & CO., 



Heaton, Bradford, 



ORCHID SPECIALISTS, 



The Royal Nurseries, MAIDSTONE. RH0DNS. & HODGEN'S HOLLIES 



1 0,000 



CHOICE CARNATIONS 



HAYWARD MATHIAS, Medstead. Hants, 



IS HEADQUARTERS. 



PERPETUAL FLOWERING CARNATIONS 



Tangley Nurseries, HAMPTON, 



STOVE AND GREENHOUSE PLANTS OF ALL KINDS. 

 JAMES CYPHER & SONS, 







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NEXT WEEK 8 ISSUE ^ "K 



WILL BE OUR 



S PECIAL BULB NUMBER. 



THE SUBJECTS WILL INCLUDE - 



Some Good Garden Lilies, Dog's Tooth Violets, May Flowering Tulips, Bulbs in 

 Fibre, the Free Use of Daffodils, Spring Flooring Crocu 9 e 9; Good Beddmn 

 Hyacinths, Some Nener Daffodils, 4c, and MANY FINE ILLUSTRATIONS. 



This will be a capital 



iMj vertise rs, — 



"^ === ^ ===: = W EDNESD AY, Sept. 9th is the latest time 



for advertisements. 



