THE GARDENERS' MAGAZINE. 
I EVERY FLOWER IN THE GARDEN WILL GRATEFULLY RESPOND I 
To the Use of 
CLAY'S FERTILIZER 
-tlLONDONg 
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THE PLANT FOOD OF REWTOWKf. 
old everywhere in 6d. and 1/- Tins; and in Branded and Sealed Bags :— 7 lbs., 2/6:14 lbs., 4/6 ; 28 lbs., 7/6; 56 lb?., 12/6; 
CLAY'S SUCCESSFUL GARDENING. A tUorous-hly comprehensive, 
CLAY «& SON, Stratford, London, 
f l^ b^ ARE UNEQUALLED. 
THOMAS GREEN & SOW, Ltd , Smithfield Ironworks, Leeds, & New Surrey Works, Southwark St., London, S.E. 
SPECIAL CHEAP OFFER T O CLEr\R ! 
HOLLIES HODGINSII and others. 
RHODODENDRON PONTICUM. 
CLIMBING ROSES. Extn 
PRIMULA OBCONICA 
GIGANTEA GRANDIFLORA. 
t beautiful Free and Hardy 
Perpetual Greenhouse Plant gt own. 
WER ALWAYS IN FLOWEI 
We are NOTED fop having the most 
SUPERB Strain in commerce. — 
ROSES IN POTS, wm/arti^ 
WM. PAUL & SON, WALTHAM Nether Green Nursery, 
cross, ltd., SHEFFIELD. 
DICKSONS nurseries, CHESTER. 
NOTICE . 
:ALEAS and RHODODENDRONS |f — II — ' 
PETER PATRICK & SON, OTLEY, YORKS. 
