March 7, 1908. 
THE a ARDEN INC WORLD. 
J 7 ' 
Entirely 
Zhemical. 
CANARY GUANO 
Always 
Uniform. 
THE BEST FERTILIZER IN THE WORLD. 
From Mr. G. Wythes, Head Gardener to the Duke of 
Northumberland, Syon Gardens, Brentford. 
I am much pleased with Canary Guano. I have found 
our lawns dressed with it have greatly benefited. It is 
most valuable for pot plants under glass. It is soon taken 
hold of by the roots and is a safe plant food. 
Guaranteed 
Analysis 
with every 
Tin and Bag. 
USED IN EVERY CONTINENT. 
Sold by Seedsmen, &c., in 6d., 1 /-, and 2/6 Tins. Bags, 
14-lbs, 4/6; 28-lbs, 7 / 6 ; 56 -lbs, 12/6 ; i-cwt 20 /- each, 
or sent direct from Ipswich, carriage paid in United 
Kingdom, for cash with order. (6d. Tins 10 d., 1/- Tins 1 / 3 .) 
Canary Guano is essential to secure perfection in Flower, Fruit and Foliage. 
Write for pamphlet with particulars of 37 different Fertilizers, sent free and post paid , to the Sole Manufacturers, 
THE CHEMICAL UNION. LIMITED, IPSWICH. 
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WSal I il l You cannot do better than consult 
lKwt\S///iU our illustrated Guide for Amateur 
Wvrrlliflllhardeners, Spriivj, 1908 ,164 4to pp, 
-^0 illustrs., 2 beautifully coloured 
mPwJTOm plates, and many cultural hints. 
effBmm I n *1 y° u v '^ catalogued 
erery description of Vegetable and' 
Slower Seeds, all of the finest qual Uy, 
MAttlrGA av d at moderate prices. 
II deals also largely with Fruit 
Trees,Boses, and Plants, in fact with 
ikafffJSri EverythinyBequiredforthcGarden. 
1 |l ® ur reputation has been built up 
s=Sff I 011 ^ iC QUALITY of the seeds and 
UdiByS,' plants ice sell. 
SSSfiMt A copy vjill be sent to all intending 
XtttfflMl purchasers on receipt of 3d. to cover 
MWlllll 1 [actual cost of postage. 
The Secretary, 
DANIELS BROS. Ltd. 
By Appointment 
To H.M. The King. 
NORWICH. 
Vireworms 
G-rubs, Leather Jackets, 
Beetles, Slugs, Woodlice 
and all similar soil insects 
KILLED BY 
. Just scatter the Vaporite into the soil as 
directed and cover over. It completely destroys 
the pests without the slightest injury to the plants. 
It is non-poisonous to plants, inexpensive and effectual, 
r aporite is the original. Avoid mean imitations. 
VAPORITE. 
’nee 7 lbs., 2/-; 56 lbs., 6 6 ; one cwt., 11/S, carr. paid. 
Ask for Booklet No. 19. 
STRAWSONS Bept.ES, 7la Queen Victoria 
Wiimnounj, Street, LONDON, E.C. 
UNIQUE HEATING APPARATUS 
FOR GREENHOUSES 
MOOR HOUSES and 
CONSERVATORIES. 
The best -boiler for 
amateurs, will burn 
from 10 to 20 hours 
without attention. 
Prompt delivery 
guaranteed. 
4 b3^porIte 
Estimates for various arrangements of pipes free with 
Price List. 
ALBERT ROBERTS, Heating Engineer, 
STOUR BRIDGE. 
MOST EASTERLY NURSERY 
For HARDY STUFF, bound to thrive. 
For FOREST TREES, FRUIT TREES. SHRUBS. ROSES 
PLANTS. BULBS, SEEDS, in any quantity or variety. State 
wants, low estimate per return. 
HEDCINC A SPECIALITY. Privet, Quickthern, Beech, 
Plum, Yew, Holly, etc. Booklet describing 30 sorts, free. 
Write for catalogue of cheap offers. 
PLANTATIONS CHEAPLY MADE. LARCH TREES, 2ft, 2,6 
dozen, 9/-100 ; 3ft., 4/- dozen, 15/-100 ; SPRUCE FIRS, life. 
2/6 dozen, 10/- 100 : SCOTCH FIRS, 2ft, 3/- dozen, 12,6 100 ; 
POPLAR. SILVER LEAF, rapid growth, very handsome. 
P. LOMBARDY (pyramidal growth),5ft;, 4s. 6 d. doz. 15s. 
100; 7ft, 9/- dozen, 25/- 100. 
BIRCH. ASH, ALDER, CHESTNUT, ELM, HAZEL, OAK, 
SYCAMORE. MAPLE. 3-4ft, 4'6 dozen, 15/- luO • 5-6rt 
20/- 100. QUICKTHORN, 1ft.. 2/6 100, 15/- 1,000 ; lift.. 5/- 
100. PRIVET OVAL (large leaf), l$ft., 6 ,- 100. 40/ : 1 U00, 
BEECH, lift.. 6 /- 100. MYROBELLA PLUM. lift.. 5/- 100 
30/-1,000. LAURELROTUNDIFOLIA, 1 ft., 2/-dozen, 8 /- 100; 
ljft., 3/- dozen, 15/-100. 
Tomato Predigiosus. —Popular favourite, unequalled 
for earliness, heavy cropping, flavour, and disease-resisting 
properties. /Numerous testimonials and repeat orders from 
last year’s delighted customers. Twice transplanted from 
boxes ; 2 /- dozen, extra- stout from pots, with mould, 3/6 
dozen, with full cultural directions. Seed packets, 11- each. 
Raspberry New Prolific. — Distinct new variety, 
bright red canes, makes 6 ft. one season. Marvellously 
vigorous growth, heavy cropper, large bright soarlet fruit, 
grand luscious flavour. Young canes, with massive 
fibrous roots, 1/6 doz., 6 /- 100. Everyone should try this 
grand variety, satisfaction guaranteed. 
Rhubarb St. Martin.— Far the earliest Bed, best for 
forcing, strong 2 -year clumps, 2 /- doz., 10 /- 100 ; extra 
stmt clumps, 3/- doz., 15/- 100, oarriage forward. 
Cabbage Plants -Early Rainham. Ellams Early, dwarf, 
10d. 100 ; 500 3/6. Red Cabbage, 1 /-100. 
Asparagus Colossal. —Immense shoots, now proper 
time to plant. 2-year, 4/- 100 ; 3 year, 6 /-100. 
Cheap Collections —15 assorted Flowering Shrubs, 3/6; 
larger selected, 6/9. 15 assorted Evergreen Shrubs, 3/6; 
larger selected 6-9. 15 assorted Evergreen Shrubs for 
Window Boxes, Tubs, etc., 3/-; 12 extra choice, 5/6. 60 as¬ 
sorted Shrubs ana Trees, 10 6 . 15 assorted Forest Trees. 
4ft., 3/6 ; 6-7fc. 6/9. 12 Gooseberry, 12 red, 12 black Cur¬ 
rants, 25 Raspberry Canes, 5/6; halt quantity, 3/-. 3 Apple. 
2 Pear, 2 Plum, 1 Cherry, 7/6. 6 Climbing, 6 Bush Roses, 
3/6. 12 Choice assorted Bush Roses, dwarf, 3 6 j 50for 10/-. 
Beautiful Plants for early Spring Blooming— luo 
Wallflowers, 5o Daisies, 50 Pansies. 50- Forget-me-Nots, 
20 Polyanthus, 20 Cornflowers, 3/9, half quantity. 2 / 9 . 
Lovely Hardy Perennials, (strong, transplanted).— Co¬ 
lumbines. Arabis, Calliopsis. Michaelmas Daisy, Cam¬ 
panulas. Fexgloves. Canterbury Bells. Delphiniums. 
Indian Pinks. Doronicums. Hollyhocks. Sunflowers, 
Mimulus. Polyanthus. Sweet Williams, Icelander Orien¬ 
tal Poppy, Gaillardias ; all 9d. dozen, strong plants. 
Beautiful Hardy Climbers. —2 Virginia Creeper, 6 
American Bell Vine, 2 Clematis Vitalba, 1 Cotoneaster, 
2 Honeysuckle, 4 Roses, 2 Euonymus, 4 Hops. 6 Irish 
Ivy, 4 Perennial Pea, (perennial) 3/6. 
Begonias (Tuberous).— I am again offering my famous 
“MAXIMA 0IGXJSTEA” strain in first size tubers only 
(average circumference 3 to 4 inches). Tubers from this 
strain obtained many prizes for my customers last year. 
Many single blooms measured h' to 6 inches across! 
Yellows, Whites, Pinks, Scarlets, Coppers, singles 2/3 doz., 
12/6 100; doubles, 3/3 doz., 17/6 100. 
Gloxinias, choice s train , same size, 2/6 doz. All post 
free, with FULL CULTURAL DIRECTIONS. Please note 
hat small-sized tubers cannot possibly give.the amount of 
bloom which will be obtained from the large tubers I offer. 
3/6 and larger orders carriage paid, unless otherwise stated. 
Vacancy for Pupil to learn business and 
live with' Proprietor (Clergyman’s son). 
