THE GARDENERS' MAGAZINE. 
ULUE is a colour of which there 
is often too little in the garden 
and 
Kelway 
Delphiniums 
supply it in all its wide range of 
hues from palest sapphire to deep 
purple. 
HTHE plants may be arranged in 
rows, in clumps or as com- 
ponents of a border, they are easil y 
cultivated, and they produce a 
profusion of stately conspicuous 
blooms till late in autumn. 
Choice named collections! 
KELWAY & SON, 
The Royal Horticulturists 
gg^J LANGPORT, SOMERSET. 
SEEDS, 
BULBS, 
PLANTS 
For Spring, 1911. 
All of the Finest Quality. 
"THE CATALOGUE of above will 
1 be sent, post free, on applica- 
tion to their Offices at . . 
OVERVEEN, HAARLEM, HOLLAND; 
Or to their General Agents, 
MEWTENS aivd CO., 
3,Cr ° s * ^.LONDON, E.C. 
FRUIT TREES 
The Best Quality and 
Largest Selection at 
Moderate Prices. 
WRITE FOR CATALOGUE. 
GEO. BUNYARD 
& CO., LTD., 
Royal Nurseries, 
MAIDSTONE. 
N EW ROS ES 
WM. PAUL & SON, 
WALTHAM CROSS, Ltd., 
Beg to offer strong plants of the following 
New Roses raised by them at the 
Waltham Cross Nurseries :— 
Varieties of 1910. 
Alice Cory Wright (H.T.), Dwarfs, 7/6 and 
Portia (H.T.), Dwarfs, 7/6 each. 
Varieties of 1909. 
Althea (H.T.), Dwarfs, 3 6 each; 3< 
Cynthia H.T.). IhvarK 3 6^a,-h : 3 
24 i . r dozen. 
Margaret (H.T.j, Dwarfs, 3/6 each; 3 
Pauls' Royal Nurseries and 
Seed Warehouse, 
WALTHAM CROSS, HERTS. 
