March 33, 1907. 
THE QARDEN/NO WORLD. 
2 'S 
To Chrysanthemum 
Growers. 
• • 
NOW READY. 
Chrysanthemums 
r t 
A Manaal for Exhibitors and all Growers of 
the Queen of Autumn Flowers, by 
R. BARNES, 
Prlc* 2s , or Post Free 2s. 2d. 
t12 pp., Bound in Cloth. Illustrated. 
CONTENTS: 
Foreword to Exhibitors. 
The Cutting. 
First Potting and Treatment In Frames. 
Second Potting, with Notes on Stopping. 
Final Potting and Summer Quarters. 
Watering and Tying, with Notes on Manuring 
Top-dressing. 
Insects, Injurious and Otherwise. 
Ths Prevention of “ Rust ” and other Fungoid 
Pests. 
Inourved Varieties. 
Taking the Buds and Housing the Plants. 
Indoor Treatment. 
Dressing and Exhibiting, with Instructions 
for the safe carriage of Flowers. 
Crowing Plants for Grouping, with notes of 
arrangements. 
Chrysanthemums for Decoration. 
Specimen Plants. 
Seedlings and Sports. 
Early-Flowering Chrysanthemums for the 
Carden. 
PUBLISHERSMACLAREN & SONS, 
“Gardening World ” Office, 
37-38, SHOE LANE, LONDON, E.C. 
For . • 
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GARDENERS. 
The . . 
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Well Printed and Illustrated. 
32 pp and cover. 
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No. 1. “FIFTY BEST ROSES FOR 
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With cultural directions for all 
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Sowing in Heat, on Hotbed and 
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Select Dahlias and their cultivation. 
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PLANTING 
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CHRYSANTHEMUMS. 
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Strong, healthy and vigorous. 25 beiutiful decorative 
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A YEAR’S SUPPLY. 
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collections. Given gratis in either of the above collections, 
my 100-page book on gardening illustrated. 
POTATOES GIVEN AWAY (THIS WEEK). 
4 PECK Duke of York, 1 peck Eldorado or Peckover, 2 
A pecks Factor, in all 4 pecks, 561bs., named. Packed in 
separate bags. Free on rail 4s., and given away this week 
only 31bs. of “Come to Stay *’ Potato, earliest and best grown. 
4/6 LOVELY FRUIT COLLECTION 4/6. 
O BUSH Apple Trees, 2 Bush P*ar Trees, 2 Bush Plum 
^ Trees, 1 Bush Cherry Tree, 6 Currant Trees, 6 Goose¬ 
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ROSES. ROSES. ROSFS. 
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