February 6, 1904. 
THE GARDENING WORLD. 
129 
amateur spankoof greenhouse. 
_ _ ^ Framework substantially 
Hg, constructed of deal, lower 
part being filled iu with 
sound, well - seasoned 
matchboards. The house 
is fitted with door, com¬ 
plete with rim lo k and 
brass furniture painted 
one coat of good colour, 
all necessary ironwork 
and good 16-oz. g’ass 
7 fVby 5ft. 
aft. by 6 ft. 
12 ft. by 8 ft. 
20 ft. by 10 ft. 
complete. 
8 ft. by 5ft. 
10ft. by 7ft. 
16ft. by 9ft. 
25 ft. by 10ft. 
£3 5 
4 10 
7 10 
13 0 
GARDEN LIGHTS. 
Well-seasoned, stiles 2in. by 2in., mor¬ 
tised and pinned to tenoned rails, 
properly rabbeted for the glass, and 
fitted with 2 in. sash bars. 
Unglazed, with 
Unglazed, 
6 ft. by 4ft. .. 2/9 
5ft. by 3ft. 6 in. 2/6 
4ft. by 3ft. .. 2/3 
3ft. by 2ft. .. 1/6 
Glazed 
21 oz. 
.9/- 
7/6 
e/- 
4/- 
Ironstrengthening Bar, 1/- extra. 
sufficient glass 
to glaze them. 
6 /; 
5/- 
’4/- 
2/6 
4/210Z. HORTICULTURAL GLASS. 4/21oz. 
Quality of Glass and Careful Packing Guaranteed. 
Sizes as follows, per 200ft. box : 9in. by 7in. 15s.; loin, by 
Sin, 16s. bd.; 12in.'by Sin., 12i». by 9in., £1; llin. by 9in. 
uin. by 10 in., 12 in. by 10 iu, 12 iu. by llin., 12 in. by 12 in., 
lain by Pin., 13iu. by lOin., llin. by 9in.. £1 2s. ; 14in. by 
lOin llin by llin , 13in. by llin., 15in. by 10iD., loin, by 
llin ’, £1 3s. 6 d.: 13in. by 12in, 14in. by 12in.. 16in. by 12in., 
18in by 12 in., 16in. by llin.. 18in. by 14iu., 20 in. by llin., 
2 oin. by 15in.. 20in. by 16in , 20in. by 18in.,24in. by 18in., 
£ l 5s. Special Quotations for Large Quantities. 
Send for ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE, 
post free. 
FORCING HOUSE 
No. 16. Indispensable to every grower of cucumbers, 
tomatoes, melons, etc., where a succession of crops are 
required in all seasons. Though cheap in constructio >, it is 
soundly built, and will re¬ 
pay its cost in a season. 
Built for brickwork, 3ft. 
high; roof ventilation, 
necessary ironwork, 21 oz. 
glass, painted one coat and 
carefully marked, 
lift. wide. 14ft. wide. 
wide. 
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MELON AND 
CUCUMBER FRAMES. 
For storage of plants in 
winter, for the cultivation 
of melons, cucumbers, &c., 
in summer. Made of ljin. 
thoroughly well-seasoned red deal boards, lights 2 ir.. thick, 
glazed 21oz. glass. Painted two coats. 
1-Light Fra nes. 2 -Light Frames. 
3ft. 6 in. by 3ft. 15/- .. 6 ft. by 4ft. 30/- 
4ft. by 3ft. 18/- .. 8 ft. by 4ft. 36/- 
6 ft. by 4ft. 28/- .. Sft. by 6 ft. 50/- 
For Span and J-Span Roof Frames, also Pits, see List. 
3-Light Frames. 
10 ft. by 6 ft. 60/- 
12ft. by 6 ft. 70/- 
PORTABLE IRON COTTAGE. 
j 
Containing Two 
Fedrooms, 9f . by 
7ft. ; Sitting Room. 
13ft. by lift.; and 
Kitchen,13fc. by 7ft, 
Everything com 
plete. Flooring 
Match-lining, Felt 
Gutters, Glass, Iro" 
made in sections 
etc., ready for Fix 
ing. Price, £45. 
W. COOPER, 
751, OLD KENT ROAD, LONDON, S.E, 
ORCHIDS. 
Clean Healthy Plants at Low Prices. 
Always worth a visit of inspictien. Kindly send for 
catalogue. 
JAMES 
Exotic Nurseries, CHELTENHAM- 
Made in COMPLETE Sections 
to Bolt together. 
Send for “G.H - .” Price List 
21oz. Glass, painted 2 coats 
carriage paid, approval. 
“A” Quality from 70/- 
“B” „ „ 90- 
Also well made Garden 
Sheds and Lights. 
Chrysanthemums. 
Dickson s Priced De criptive Catalogue now ready, sent 
post free on application. 
All newest and leading varieties grown in large 
quantities. 
Dickson s Nurseries, Chester. 
Popular and Profitable 
Tomatos to Grow. 
A.RAYNER, 
HORTICULTURAL 
BUILDER, 
For particulars of Newest and Best apply to 
CHICHESTER. Robert Holmes, Tuckswood Farm, Norwich. 
The Newest Designs. 
ORIENTAL PATTERNS. 
Eook of Priced Samples by return. 
Materials cut, sewn, and bound on the 
premises. 
Our own men sent to erect if desired. 
Send for 1904 
ROYAL GARDEN MANUAL” 
The latest and most comprehen¬ 
sive compilation of advanced 
Horticultural practice 
HVE.RY CULTURED GARDENER 
WILL VALUE. THIS BOOK- 
QQ Medals, etc., for EXCELLENCE 
Oil OF PRODUCTION awarded to 
WM. WOOD & SON, LTD., 
Royal Garden Specialists, 
WOOD GREEN, LONDON. 
ESTABLISHED 1850. 
SITUATIONS VACANT 
A Ghent Nursery requires a well-intro¬ 
duced Representative.—Offers, with references, to be 
addressed to A. W., 13, Gardening Would Office, 37-38 
Shoe Lane. London. E C. _ 
_ SITUATIONS WANTED. 
G ardener, head working. 
Foreman or Single Handed, 39, married, small fami'yl 
private or commercial place; life experience in nearly all 
branches of g irden ng ; in and out-doors; best references 
from England and abroad.—H. GERNET, 25, Eastwood 
Street,-Streatham- London, S.W. - (137) 
HUNTER & GOW, 
Horticultura Sundriesmen. 
46, ST THOMAS STREET.PARADISE STREET, LIVERPOOL 
Per 56 lbs. 
s. d. 
Hellebore Powder .. 15 0 
,, per doz. lib. tins 9 6 
Sulphur,finely powdered 7 6 
Gow’s Ammouiated 
Soft Soap .. .. 12 6 
Also packed in smaller tins. 
Sulphate of Copper, 98^ 
per cwt., 29s. 6d. 
Moss Litter Dust 
Carbonate of Soda Ash 
Carbouate of Potasli 
Gow's Fertilizer 
Caustic Soda 
Gow’s Tobacco Powder, 
in Bags 
Per doz. lib. tins, 10s, 
Tobacco Juice, per gal., 
3s. 6d. In 40gal. casks, 130s. 
Virgin Cork, best 
tubular .. ..96 
Basic Slag, best .. 3 6 
3 
7 
16 
11 
11 
14 0 
Per 56 lbs. 
s. d. 
Gow’s Lawn Sand, per 
doz. 21 b. tins. 10 s. 
Gow's Lawn Manure, per 
doz. 21 b. tins, 10 s 
Tobacco Paper .. 
Guano, best Peruvian. 
Chrysanthemum Manure 11 
7 
11 
7 
7 
5 6 
5 
8 
8 
15 
12 
Lawn Manure 
Rose Manure . 
Tomato Manure 
Vine Manure 
English Bone Meal, 4J 
, r q% Ammonia 
Dissolved Bone Com 
pound 
Dried Blood 
Nitrate of Soda 
Nitrate of Potash 
Gow's Lawn Sand 
Superphosphate of Lime 4 
Sulphate of Ammonia 8 
Soft Soap, in kegs .. 12 
NICOTXCIDE, cheapest and best Fumigant, per gal., 120s. ; 
1-gal., 60s.; pint, 15s.; J-pint, 7s. 6 d.; and 4s. 6 d. and 3s. hots. 
Fumigators for 5,0 JO cubic feet, Is. each. 
Direct or from your Seedsman. 
Tne above goods carriage paid, les 3 5 per cent, for cash with 
order. Packed in other quantities on application. Aiso 
numerous other Horticultural Sundries. 
FRAU KARL DRUSCHKI. 
Grand New Snow White H. P. Rose, perfectly hardy and 
a vigorous grower. Strong plants, 2s. each, parcel post free. 
We offer a grand stock of choicest named Roses in nearly 
300 best varieties. Plants strong and hardy. Will succeed 
in any part of the country. Catalogue, with beautiful 
coloured illustrations of “FRAU KARL DRUSCHKI “ and 
“ -MILDRED GRANT,” free. Quotations for small or large 
quantities gladly given. Unsolicited testimonials to hand 
daily. Booklet, “ Ho_w to Grow Roses,” free to customers. 
ISAAC TlTrERINGTON, Ribbleton Nuiseiies, PRESTON. 
CELERY, 
HARRISON S EARLY ROSE.—The best variety for Exhibi¬ 
tion and Market Gardeners. 
LEICESTER RED.—The best late variety, very hardy and 
solid. 
Each Is. per packet. Cheaper by the ounce or pound. 
CATALOGUES NOW' READY. 
HARRISON & SONS, Seed Growers,LEICESTER. 
ARMITAGES’ SEEDS 
are of world-wide reputation for 
QUALITY and CHEAPNESS. 
SPECIALISTS IN PEA 4 AND POTATOES. 
80-page Catalogue free. 
jARMITAUE^ROS^t^NottinghanL 
NEW BOOK ON ROSES. 
“England’s National Flower.” 
A Book for all Harden Lovers. By GEO. 
BUNYARD, V.M.H. 23 Chapters . Illustrated. 
Miss iI-ekyll says; “Alike creditable to author and 
illustrator.” ' 
Post free 3 9, of GEO. BUNYARD & CO., Ltd.. 
MAIDSTONE. 
SEEDS. SEEDS. SEEDS. 
Our Catalogue of Seeds is now ready, 
and will be sent free to applicants. Prices 
are the lowest possible consistent with 
RELIABILITY. 
RICH Sc CO., BATH. 
