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THE GARDENING WORLD. 
CANARY GUANO I 
The Best in the World. 
For Garden k Greenhouse. 
Canary Guano ensures perfection 
in Flower, Fruit and Foliage ; 
there is nothing like it for pro¬ 
ducing luxuriant growth. Thou¬ 
sands of Prizes are obtained by 
its use every year. It is used in 
the Royal Gardens and by 
leading Professional Gardeners 
and principal Trade Growers 
throughout the Kingdom. Car¬ 
riage paid on ^-cwt. in Great 
Britain or f.o.r. Ireland. 
Sold in Tins, 6d., 1/- & 2/6 each. 
Bags : 141b. 3/6, 281b. 6/-, 561b. 
11/-, 1 cwt. 20/- each. 
Canary Guano maybe obtained through any 
Seedsman, or direct from the Manu facturers. 
The 
Chemical Union, Ltd., 
IPSWICH. 
MISS HEMUS’S 
PEDIGREE 
SWEET PEAS 
Kaiser of : 
EVELYN HEMUS, 
A .11., B.H.T, A.M., 
N.S.P.S.. F.C.C., 
Woodbridge.and t-ilver Medal for the bfft novelty 
of the year 1908. . Tested at Heading, 1908. 
A.M.. R.H.S., 
F.O.C., AVood- 
PABADISE CARMIN E. 
bridge. Tested at Heading, 1908. 
PflDADIQF IVflRY A.M. at. the N.S.P.S. 
KflKWUlat IVUHI. Trials,Beading,l 908. 
Paradise White, Paradise Prim¬ 
rose, Paradise Maroon, Para¬ 
dise Regained, ImpLucy Hemus, 
the Paradise strain ot Con¬ 
stance Oliver & Elsie Herbert, 
and otter magnificent varittits. 
ALL SEED GROWN AT THE PARADISE SWEET 
PEA FARM, & HAND PICKED & SELECTED. 
Catalogue Free on Application. 
Address: 
ISS HEMUS, F. R.H.S. 
(Sweet Pea Specialist), 
HOLDFAST HALL, UPTON-ON-SEVERN 
BEGONIA. 
“Gloire de Cha.tela.ine.” 
A lovely variety of Begonia semperflorens, 
bearing a profusion of glowing rose coloured 
flowers, habit dwarf and compact; a grand pot- 
plant. Per packet, Is. 6df. 
DIMORPHOTHECA aurantiaca, 
Ihe new Namaqualand Daisy . 
Introduced by us from Namaqualand Daisy 
like flowers of a glossy salmon-orange slude 
with black central ring, a lovely colour, half- , 
hardy annual, height g ft, Per packet, Is. and 
2s. 6d. 
ICELAND POPPY. 
Beautiful New Art Shades. 
Colours including, besides pure white, orange. ; 
scarlet and scarlet, delicate shades of lemon, 
cream, buff, and pink, all very charming, 1 ft. 
Per packet, Is. and Is. 6d. 
MYOSOTIS (Forget-me-Not), 
Barr’s Alpine Biue. 
The most intense blue of all Forget-me- 
Nots ; the plants form fine compact bushes j 
literally coveied with heads of lovely intense ■ 
blue flowers, height 9in. Per packet, Is. 6d. 
aud 2s. 6d. 
SALVIA “FIREBALL,' 1 
The Finest Scarlet Sage. 
Producing a wonderful effect in the gaiden 
SHILLING 
GARDENING BOOKS 
BY EXPERTS. 
Pott 8vo. Fully Illustrated, Is. each. 
Vegetable Culture. 
By Alexander Dean, F.R.H.S. Edi¬ 
ted by J. Wright. 
Farm and Garden Insects. 
By William Somerville. 
The Food of Plants. 
By A. P. Laurie, M.A., B.Sc. 
The Chemistry of the Garden. 
By Herbert H. Cousins, M.A. With 
an introduction by J. Wright, 
F.R.H.S. 
Garden Flowers and Plants. 
By J. Wright, F.R.H.S. 
A Primer of Practical Horti¬ 
culture. By J. Wright, F.R.H.S. 
Greenhouse and Window 
Plants. 
By Charles Collins. Edited by J. 
Wright, F.R.H.S. 
MACMILLAN & CO., LTD., LONDON. 
February 6, 1909. 
BATHS 
GOLD MEDAL 
Sweet Peas 
We grow many acres of Sweet Peas and supply « e 
to all the large wholesale houses. The followlng'i 
contains the best Novelties in Cultivation. 
The number of seeds, and price per packet are indica 
after each variety. 
American Novelties for 190 ! 
Apple Blossom Spencer, deep rosy pink, a distit 
variety (20), 6d. 
Asta Ohn, lavender tinted mauve, beautiful] y wav 
(10), (id 
Dainty Spencer, pale primrose, changing to win 
with pint edge, very large flowers (20), 6d. 
King Edward Spencer, bright crimson, enomi 
flower, beautifully waved (10), 6d. 
Mrs. Chamberlain' Spencer, white, marked brie 
rose (20), 6d. 
Mrs. Routzahn, deep cream ground, with .leciu 
rcse edge, large flower of perfect iorm (TO), 6d. 
Princess Alice Spencer, a loveiy shade of Lavend. 
beautifully waved (20), 6d. 
Princess Katherine Spencer, pure white, beautifu 
wai ed (20), 8d. 
Queen Victoria Spencer, deep primrose, flush 
rose, extremely large (10), 6d, 
Ramona Spencer, clear white, delicately lined bln 
pink (10). M. 
Tennant Spencer, purplish mauve, much larger si 
finer than Marquis (10), 6d. 
English Novelties. 
CHIEFLY HOME-GROWN SHED. 
Audrey Crier, pale salmon pink, beautifullv waved (1 
Is. 
Beauty, light blush pink, an extreme^' fine Spencer (2( 
6d. 
Bobby K, deli'ate blu h laree wa ed flower (20), fd. 
Chrissie Unwin, light scaiiet, a very large flower 112 i, C 
Clara Curtis, creamy yellow, beauufully waved (12) 6 
Dudley Lees, rich dark marooD, fine large-flower (25), 6 
Elsie Herbert, blush white, with deeper edge tlO), 6 
Etta Dyke, the largest waved pure white (12), 6d. 
Evelyn Hemus, creamy yellow, edged pink (10), 6d. 
Florence Morse Spencer, pale rosy pink, a grar 
flower (50), 6d. 
H. J. R. Digges, deep claret, a very large flower (12), 6d. 
Hannah Dale, deep rich maroon, very large flower (12). 6 
Horace Skipper, deep rosy pink, large flower, beautiful 
waved (12), tid. 
James Crieve, sulphur yellow self, extra fine (20), 6. 
Lady Althorp, white edged pale lawn, fading to pul 
white, waved (20). 6d. 
Maggie Stark, brilliant cerise and madder lake (12), 1 
Marjorie Willis, deep rose, waved (12), 6d. 
May Perreit, clear flesh, tinted buffi, a lovely. sl)a ; 
(12), 6d. 
Menie Christie, purplish carmine, waved (12), 6d. 
Mima Johnston, i right rosy <armine, slightly shack 
salmon (12), Bd. 
Miss E. F. Drayson, rich scarlet, large waved flower (12), f 
Nell Cwynne, deep cream, suffused bright pink, a love 
variety (10), 6d. 
Olive Ruffell, deep cream ground, heavily suffused br gl 
red, a lo'ely variety (10), 6d. 
Paradise Red Flake, white, marked bright red (20), 6 
Prince Olaf, white marked bright bh e, very distinci, (2C 
6d. 
Prince of Asturias, deep chocolate, beautifullv waved (It 
6d. 
Purity, extra large pure white, waved, a flower of gre;i 
refinement (20), 6d. 
Regina, deep maroon, almost black (25), 6d. 
Rosie Adams, rosy mauve, large flower, beautifullv wavi 
(10), 6d. 
Button's Queen, primrose, edged pink,very beautiful flow- 
(12), 6d. 
St. Ceorge, brilliant cberry red, a fine waved flower (15), 1 
ihe Marquis, deep mauve, beautifully waved (12). 6d. 
Zero, a fine waved white, very pure, blooms a fortn'gl 
before other varieties (50), (id. 
Any ten 6d. packets for 4s., post paid. 
One packet of each of the above 44 varieties f( 
16s. 6d., post paid. 
R. H. BATH, Ltd. (Dept. J.) 
The Floral Farms, WISBECH. 
