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CANNELLS’ 
Plant and Vegetable Manure. 
An essential aid to Nature and Greater Perfection. 
(. SPECIALLY PREPARED AND ALWAYS RELIABLE.) 
TREBLE YOUR PRODUCE-QUALITY AND QUANTITY COMBINED. 
for GREENHOUSE PLANTS, FOLIAGE and FLOWERING PLANTS, ROSES, 
VINES, FRUIT TREES, VEGETABLES, FLOWER GARDENS, and LAWNS. 
ALWAYS AN ABUNDANCE 
OF FLOWERS. 
f HE properties of this Manure 
go direct to make Flowers, 
Fruit, and Vegetables more 
brilliant, larger and finer, without 
the gross foliage. After one gets 
used to it they will soon gauge the 
exact strength that is necessary for 
any plant desired to have extra 
fine, the great thing is not to over- 
apply it, but, if used with discre- 
tion, this is the most convenient 
and valuable of all Manures — its 
effect in a fortnight is marvellous 
—and those who use it double 
their produce. We have several 
who leave us standing orders for 
large quantities to be sent at stated 
times. All are charmed with its 
results, no greenhouse or garden 
Ought to be without it, and for all 
who wish to be first at exhibitions, 
It is absolutely necessary. Every 
•hilling so expended gives another 
In return, and often two. 
H CANNELL&SONS 
SWANLEY & 
EYNSFORD 
STRAWBERRIES' 
/ A RECORD' 
|2Ibs.Uozs 
ZONAL 
PELARGONIUMS 
DIRECTIONS FOR USE. 
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For Land in Good Cultivation 
and Growing Crops. — Three- 
quarters of an ounce to the square 
yard, one and a half cwt. to the 
acre. Mix with treble its quantity 
of fine, slightly damp soil, and 
scatter it regularly ; you can see to 
a line how far it has been put. 
For Poor Land and Pota- 
toes. — Four to six cwt. to the 
acre. 
For Potting. — One ounce to 
the bushel of good compost, and 
thoroughly mix. 
Tor Dressing. — Two ounces to 
a bushel of good soil. 
Liquid Man ore. — Half ounce 
to a gallon of water, and increase 
it a little twice a week until the 
plants are well in flower. 
For Lawns. — Scatter broadcast 
at the rate of 1| ounces to the 
square yard, afterwards to be well 
watered. 
’\OUBLE production of everything is obtained by using it. Nothing is so important in every part of the 
garden as two or three applications during the season. It gives more than satisfaction to whatever 
is applied to, and in most cases trebles the size. A i -lb. tin will show its effects and guarantee its 
general use. 
1-lb. tin Is., post free Is. 4d. ; 3 lbs. 2s. 6d., post free 3s. ; 7 lbs. 4s., post free 4s. 8d. 
In bags, 14 lbs. 6s.; 28 bs. 10s. 6d. ; 56 lbs. 18s.; 1 cwt. 30s. 
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