THE GARDENERS' MAGAZINE. 
CARNATIONS. 
AURICULAS. PINKS. 
AURICULA (Show and Alpine), PINK, and POLYAN- 
THUS SEED ii„w resuly. 1, 1 6, to 2 6 per packet. 
Send for Catalogue to 
J. DOUGLAS, 
Edenside, GREAT BOOKHAM. 
1 ORCHIDS. ) 
f If you have a Greenhouse } 
£ sufficiently healed to keep < 
\ Amateurs Guide, j 
i Mansell & Hatcher, Ltd., \ 
^ RAWDON, via LEEDS. J 
LAXTOj 
FRUIT yup 
IN ALL iL> 
CATALOQtygpi 
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ROSES. ROSES. ROSES. 
FRUIT TRESS. 
CORDONS, PYRAMIDS, STANDARDS^ETC. 
HERBACEOUS PLANTS 
DELPHINIUMS ! ! ! 
STRIKING NOVELTIES. 
ALFRED A. WALTERS & SON, "rom?^™?" 
BATH, 
SWEET PEAS. 
Awarded 90 Gold Medals. 
Novelties for 1912: 
AFTERGLOW, PRINCE CEORCE, DOROTHY, 
R. F. FELTON, CORONATION, FlORRIE. 
ROBERT BOLTON, F.R.H.S., 
CARNATION PUNTING SEASON. 
^ NOW ISJHE TIME TO PLANT CARNATIONS, 
BLACK MORE & LANGDON, 
Twerton Hill Nursery, BATH. 
j 100,000 BORDER CARNATIONS \ 
PLANTING SEASON, 
Descriptive Catalogue 
Ornamental Trees and Shrubs, Roses, 
Rhododendrons, Climbers, Fruit 
Trees, Forest Trees, Herbaceous 
and Alpine Plants, 
LANDSCAPE GARDEN INC. 
GEO. JACKMAN & SON, 
Woking Nurseries, Surrey. 
Established over a Century. | Xuw, i, . ., * acre-. • 
TREE CARNATIONS 
The Newest and Best Varieties. 
Catalogues free. 
E. J. WOOTTEN, Fairoak, EASTLEICH. 
♦ .liuIi!l?y, W «leHwrcd a atany mUwiy iuui?.'Z ♦ 
! PULHAM & SON, ! 
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1 71, Newman Street, London, W. J 
J And BR0XB0URNE - ^ 
| EVERY GOOD VARIETY IN COMMERCE. J 
♦ Largest^G rowers^ and Most^ Successful } 
♦ ARTHUR R. BROWN, Ltd., j 
| Wychall Nurseries, Kings Norton. t 
4 Catalogue on Application. J 
ORCHID^ORCHIDS. 
STOVE AND GREENHOUSE PLANTS^ALLlilNDS. 
JAMES CYPHER & SONS, 
Exotic Nursery, Cheltenham. 
BUSINESS CARDS. 
BULBS. 
ORCHIDS. 
ROSES. 
JOHN MATTOCK, Headington, Oxford. 
D. PRIOR & SON, The Nurseries, Colchester. 
PHLOXES. 
SWEET PEAS. 
ROBERT^BOLJON.JHe Sweet Pa* Special^, 
