362 
THE GARDENING WORLD. 
February-6, 1892, 
C HRYSANTHEMUMS.—CARTERS’ 
ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE of the FINEST 
COLLECTION in the COUNTRY , including^ all the newest 
and best varieties, now ready, gratis and post free on applica¬ 
tion.—The Queen’s Seedsmen, 237 & 238, High Holborn, 
London. __ 
TO ANTHRACITE CONSUMERS. 
T HERE appears no probability of further 
reduction in price of really Best Anthracite, but the 
reverse—Lower quotations mean inferior quality of 
“Best."’ This is self-erident, because it will not realise the 
price of that known in the Market as “ Best.” The 
Anthracite I supply can be guaranteed to do 20 per cent, 
(about 4 - per ton) more work than cheaper kinds, and to be 
three times superior to Gas Coke. It is also weighed by Rail- 
way Company. B'na-fide references and testimonials .— 
WILLIAM H. ESSERY, Anthracite Colleries Office, 
Swansea. 
POPULAR CELERIES. 
Harrison's EARLY ROSE, easily blanches, \ Each, 
fine for exhibition. ( 1 - 
Harrison's LEICESTER RED, solid, the- per packet; 
best late, yery hardy. I by post 
PENGELLY WHITE, 0 quick grower. J for stamps. 
Nothing is more disappointing than a soft stringy celery, the 
above will not disappoint yon, 
ILLUSTRATED LIST of LEICESTER SEEDS, free. 
HARRISON & SONS, Seed Growers, LEICESTER. 
12 Hepaticas, sin. blue, dble. red ... ... ... 2 o 
12 Algerian Ivy, peculiar oval leaves . i 6 
6 red or yellow Primroses, double as Roses. 2 o 
12 dble. white ditto, lovely for pots . i 8 
2 o Periwinkle, blue, white, forms dense carpet under 
trees. i 6 
12 Auricula, edged, plainl all superb colours . 2 6 
20 Choice Polyanths, gold-laced, hose-in-hose, &c. ... i 6 
3 Solomon’s Seal, exquisite for forcing purposes ... i 4 
20 Primroses, white, crimson lilac. 1 6 
12 Everlasting Pea, all free. 1 6 
Mr. LANE, Sydenham, Belfast. 
KNIGHT, CLARK & Co. 
(Late B. W. KNIGHT, of Battle,) 
Will be glad to forward the following Choice Plants to their 
numerous friends:— 
e 6 Chrysanthemums, Jap., Inc., Ref., or Pom., ’is. 3 d.; 3 Gera¬ 
niums, double, named, 9 d.\ 3. Ger., single, named, gd .; 3 Ger., 
iYy Leaf, named, gd .; 6 Fuchsias, named, is. 6 d .; 3 Margue¬ 
rites, named, is.; 2 Dracaenas, named, is.; 2 Miniature Roses, 
white and red, 8 d.\ 1 Matricaria, fl. pi., double white, 4 d.\ 
3 Myrtles, various, is. 6 d .; b Dahlias, show, fancy, or Pom., 
is. 6 d .; 6 Dahlias, Cactus, 2s.; 2 Pyrethrums, double, 8 d. 
Orders above 4s., post free; under 4s., 3 d. extra for postage ; 
cash with order. 
New Plant and Seed List fre’e on application* 
r 
Westham Nursery, 
LANGNEY, EASTBOURNE. 
SPECIAL CULTURE 
OF 
FRUIT T REES & ROSES. 
A Large and Select Stock is now offered or Sale. 
The Illustrated & Descriptive Catalogue of Fruits post free 3d. 
The Descriptive Catalogue of Roses post free. 
THOMAS RIVERS & SON, 
The Nurseries, S/1 WBRIDGEWORTH, Herts. 
Once Used, Always XJ sed. 
THE PATENT INVINCIBLE CROCK 
For Flower Pots keeps out Worms and all Vermin; saves 
time, expense, and annoyance; fits any pot; lasts for years. 
Many thousands in use. Mr. W. H. Divers, Ketton Hall, 
Stamford, writes : “Your Invincible Crock is the very thing 
that was wanted.” 30, 1/-; 100, 3/- j 1000, 20 '-, free. 
A. PORTER, STONE HOUSE, MAIDSTONE. 
STRONG PLANTS. 
CARRIAGE PAID. 
6 Ampelopsis Veitchii... 
6 Variegated Ivies . 
12 Irish Ivies, 2 to 3 ft,... 
4 Honeysuckles, 4 vars. 
12 Violets, named. 
20 Antirrhinums. 
20 Wallflowers, mixed... 
20 Aquilegiasmixedvar-s. 
12 Mrs. Smkin’s Pink ... 
2 Carnations. 
3 choice Clematis 
CATALOGUES gratis 
18 (Greenhouse Ferns ... 2 
i ^Maidenhair Ferns ... 2 
: 12 Tuberous Begonias ... 4 
,6 Foliage plants .. 2 
6 Palms, named . 2 
6 Cyclamen, persicum 1 
6 Ivy Geraniums. 1 
3 Dracasnas, 1 ft. high... 1 
3. Pelargoniums . 1 
12 Chrysanthemums. 2 
12 Fuchsias, 6 vars. 2 o 
(in ordering please mention this paper. 
H. ENGLISH, CLEVEDON NURSERY, CLEYEDON. 
“ONLY THE BEST.” 
G A RAW AY’S 
SEEDS 
ARE THE BEST 
AND MOST MODERATE IN PRICE. 
If not already a customer, write for CATALOGUE before 
sending your Order elsewhere. 
All Orders Carriage Paid. 
15 per cent, discount for Cash with Order. 
GARAWAY «& CO., 
Durdham Down Nursery. 
CLIFTON, BRISTOL. 
£7F 
IMPORTANT. 
TO GARDENERS, AMATEURS, AND OTHER! 
WHO FUMIGATE HOUSES 
To KILL “ FLY” ox* “ THEIP.” 
You will shortly be ordering your springy supply of fumi 
gating material. Why lay in a heavy stock of tobacco paper, 
uncertain in quality, often disappointing, and very unpleasant 
,0 use, when you can have a safe, reliable article, and 
one that is pleasant to use ? 
On which you can 
thoroughly de¬ 
pend. Themanu 
facture is much 
improved, and it 
can be ordered 
without any risk 
of the disappoint¬ 
ments which fre¬ 
quently attend 
other fumigating 
__materials.' 
Prices —For housis I 1000 cub.ft., N0.3R0II, 1 -each) Post 
with a capacity of 1 ,2000 ,, ,, 4 ,, 1/9 „ i Free. 
The Rolls may be cut for houses of a smaller capacity, or 
to make up required quantities for larger houses. 
LEMON_OIL.INSECTICIDE.—The safest and most 
"“effective Liquid Insecticide for Dipping or Syringing. 
Prices, post free: — Pints, 1/10; Quarts, 3/3; Half Galls., S/9. 
C| IRRAN'S EUCHARIS MITE KILLER - A truly 
valuable remedy. Has saved thousands of bulbs. 
Prices, post free — \-Pts., 1/9; Pts., 2/9; Or s.. 4 9 ; a. Gals., 8/. 
Or from your Seedsman. 
CLIBRAN'S Oldfield Nurseries, ALTRINCHAM: 
10 & 12, Market Street, MANCHESTER; 
And Principality. Nurseries, Deganwy, Llandudno. 
THE FIRST 
OF 
ITS CLASS 
AND 
STILL THE 
ONLY ONE 
CUTBUSH’S MILLTRACK MUSHROOM SPAWN. 
Too well known to require descrip¬ 
tion. Price 6s. per bushel (is. extra 
per bushel for package), or 6 d. per 
cake ; free by Parcel Post, rs. 
None genuine unless in sealed pack¬ 
ages, and printed cultural directions 
enclosed with our signatures attached. 
New publication, “ Mushrooms, and 
How to Grow Them,” by Luke Ellis, 
should be read by everyone interested 
in the growth of Mushrooms. Price 6 d., 
free by post, yd. 
WM. CUTBUSH & SON, 
Nurserymen and Seed Merchants. 
HIGHGATE NURSERIES, N,; & BARNET, HERTS 
NEW ENGLISH CHRYSANTHEMUMS 
For 1892 . 
Mrs. ROBINSON KING, 6 F.c.c.’s, New Golden Yellow sport 
from G. Empress. The WHOLE of the CERTIFICATED 
STOCK in my POSSESSION (see notice). PRELUDE or 
striped Alfred Lyne.Noel Pragnell or striped Empress. Excel¬ 
sior, Jap., rose cerise, F.c.c. F. W. Flight, Jap., crimson car¬ 
mine, 2 F.c.c.’s. G. C. Schwabe, J., carmine rose, 3 f.c.c.’s. Mrs. 
Nisbet, J., purple amaranth, f.c.c. Peter Blair, J., yellow and 
crimson, f.c.c. William Tunnington, J., chestnut red. com. 
Atlantic, J., white and rose; Budget, J., red and yellow; Charles 
Bonstedt, J., lilac rose; J. Blenkinsop, J., crimson ; J. P. Ken¬ 
dall, J., amaranth ; Majestic, J., carmine rose; Masterpiece, J , 
ruby red: Mrs. Carr-Gomm, J, white; Mrs. C. Russell, J., 
bufl; Mrs. Gladstone, J., cream; Mrs. H, F. Spaulding, J., 
black; Richard Nisbet, J , red and yellow; Standard, J., rose 
magenta : Umpire, J., lilac rose; Miss Lillian Cope, J., or white 
Etoile de Lyon. 
Descriptions and prices, see Catalogue (free). Orders booked 
and executed in rotation during February and March. 
ROBERT OWEN, Floral Nursery, Maidenhead. 
urn WIRE. 
Catalogues free on application to 
THE 
LONGFORD WIRE 
Co., Limited, 
WARRINGTON._ 
JOSHUA LE CORTSnj Sc SON’S 
JERSEY 
FRUIT TREES 
and ROSE TREES. 
CARRIAGE PAID. PACKED GRATIS. An immense stock 
of strong, healthy, well-rooted trees. Before ordering, be sure 
to write for our Illustrated Catalogue. 
CORDONS A SPECIALITY. 
Roses Wonderfully Cheap. The finest that money can buy. 
BIGS VTBW KtimSERTBS, JBBSEY. 
BARR’S SEEDS, BULBS, & PLANTS. 
VEGETABLE SEEDS.—Tho best sorts only. Much valu¬ 
able information. Catalogue free on application. 
FLOWER SEEDS.—Upwards of 2600 species and varieties, 
all decorative kinds. Catalogue free on application. 
BULBS.—Gladiolus, Lilies, Anemones, Ranunculus, Hyacin- 
thus candicans, Tigridias, &c., for Spring Planting. Lists 
ON APPLICATION. 
PLANTS.—Michaelmas Daisies, Perennial Sunflowers, Double 
and Single Pasonies, Iris, Oriental Hellebores, Carnations, 
&c. Lists free on application. 
BARR & SON, 12, King Street, Coyent Garden, London. 
~~B01LING WATER OR MILK. 
EPPS’S 
GRATEFUL-COMFORTING. 
COCOA 
BREAKFAST OR SUPPER. 
THE BEST MELON. 
CARTERS’ 
BLENHEIM ORANGE. 
“ I have grown some hun¬ 
dreds of Melons in my time, 
but have never had a better 
than Carters’ Blenheim 
Orange.” — R. INGLEBY, 
Esq., Slough. 
"Carters' Blenheim Orange 
is distinct in flavour and ap¬ 
pearance, and superior in 
quality to any Melon now 
before the public. "—Mr. J. 
MUIR. Margam. 
Price , in Sealed Packets, 
1 6, 2 6, and 3 6, Post Free. 
CARTERS’ 
(Royal Seedsmen by Sealed Warrant), 
237 & 238, HIGH HOLBORN, LONDON. 
FORBES’ 
Catalogue for 1892 
Is the largest, best, and most comprehensive ever 
issued on 
Florists’ Flowers & Herbaceous Plants. 
It contains full and accurate descriptions of all the 
best Antirrhinums, Begonias, Carnations, Dahlias, 
Delpbinums, Fuchsias, Paeonies, Pansies, Violas, 
Pelargoniums. Pentstemons, Petunias, Phloxes, 
Pinks, Potentillas, Primulas, Pyrethrums, Verbenas, 
Herbaceous Plants, &c., &c. Also of iny true and 
reliable strain of 
which, by the force of their merit, are now justly 
celebrated all the world over. In 5 distinct sorts: 
Crimson, Purple, Scarlet, White, and Wall-flower¬ 
leaved White. 
Each sort 1/-, 2/6, & 5/- per packet. 
It is an indispensable REFERENCE BOOK on all sections 
of Florists' Flowers, and should be carefully perused by all 
buyers of Flowers. Free on application. 
JOHN FORBES, 
flauseryman, 
HAWICK, SIC.OTLAND, 
I Stove.Greenhbuse, Hardy Exotic 5 British 
EVERYONE interested In Ferns SHOULD 
1 SEND FOR OUR partially descriptive. . 
Catalogue free on Application. 
| also our ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE N22I. | 
Price 1/6 post free. 
NATIVE GUANO. 
Best and Cheapest Manure for Garden Use. 
Price £3 10s. per ton, in bags. 
Lots under 10 csvt. 4s. per cwt; 1 cwt. sample bag sent carriage 
paid to any station in England on receipt of P.O. for 5s. 
Extracts from 16th annual collection oi reports:— 
Native Guano for Potatos, Vegetables, &c. 
H. Brinkworth, Potato grower, Reading, used for Potatos, 
Onions and Carrots. Results, “Very good, never had better 
crops.” J. Butler, Sittingbourne, “ Used for Potato, Celery, and 
other market gaiden crops with very good results. Potatos 
large, clean, and free from disease. Bast and cheapest manure 
inthe market.” 
Native Guano for Fruit, Roses, Tomatos, &c, 
J. Peed & Sons, Streatham, “ Used for fruit trees and Roses. 
Results very satisfactory, we use no other Guano now. Con¬ 
sider yours preferable to Peruvian.” J. Finch, Orrell Gardens, 
" Used for Vegetables, Tomatos, Grapes, Cucumbers, and 
flowers with satisfactory results. Most excellent for Potatos 
and many other things.’ The cheapest manure in the market.” 
Orders to the NATIVE GUANO CO., LIMITED, 29, New 
Bridge Street, Blackfriars, London, w here Pamphlet ofTesti- 
monials, &c., may be obtained. AGENTS WANTED. 
CONWA’T G.WARNE 
(LIMITED), 
Successor to JOHN MATTHEWS, 
Royal Potteries, WESTON-SUPER-MARE, 
"- 1 FOR 
FLOWER POTS 
And HORTICULTURAL PoTTER, J Y 
of all descriptions, ■ 
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