October 22, 1904. 
THE GARDENING WORLD. 
857 
BOULTON & PAUL, Ltd., 
NORWICH. 
No. 4 sia.—SPAN-ROOF GREENHOUSE. 
.. £lu IU 0 
8 10 0 
No. 49A.—SPAM, 1j ft. Iiy 8 it. 
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These Houses are sent out well made, glazed 21-oz"glass 
_ painted three coats and c arriage paid. ' 
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Latest Illustrated Catalogue of Requisites for the 
Stable, Kennel, Poultry Yard, Park, Estate, Carden, &c. 
free on application. _ 
AMERICAN GARDENING. 
Established over half a centuiy. 
Edited by LEONARD BARRON, F.R.H.S. 
Issued weekly and mailed, postige paid, to 
English subscribers, for 8s. per year. 
Address: —AMERICAN GARDENING CO., 
Publishers, 136, Liberty Street, New York. 
To Readers and Subscribers. 
COPIES OF 
THE GARDENING WORLD 
CONTAINING 
Coloured Plates 
1903 
May 23—Saxifraga Grisebachii and a Group ol 
Alocasias. 
,, 30—Dendrobium Nobile Rotundiflorum. 
June 6—Group of Caladiums. 
, 20— Zenobia Speciosa Pulverulenta. 
July 4—Aphelandra aurantiaca Roezlii, 
„ 18—Australian Pitcher Plants. 
August 1—Boronia Heterophylla. 
September 12.—New Trumpet Daffodils. 
October 3—Lilium Auratum Platyphyllum. 
November 14—Rose Mine. N. Levavasseur. 
1904 
January 2—Hybrid Tea scented Rose Irene. 
„ 30—Tuberous Begonia Countess of 
Warwick. 
February 20—A good strain of Gloxinias 
April 2.— Wistaria Multijuga Russelliana. 
May 7.—Cactus Dahlia Dainty. 
June 4.— Cactus Dahlia Spitfire. 
July 10.—Rose Lady Battersea. 
October 15.—H.P. Rose Hugh Dickson. 
May be obtained from the Publishers, price 2Jd 
«ach post free. As the supply is limited, early ap 
plication should be made. 
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