October 18 , 1913 . 
the GARDENERS’ MAGAZINE. 
KELWAY’S 
LOVELY 
DELPHINIUMS 
Kelway’s Delphiniums grow to a height 
of from four to eight or more feet and 
bear masses of fine shapely 
blooms in all shades of blue 
and purple. They thrive with 
a minimum of attention in 
KELWAY 
COLOUR BORDER 
(Regd.) 
To secure absolute perfection in your 
Herbaceous Border, stock it with Kelway 
Hardy Perennials. Their bold 
forms and lovely colours repre¬ 
sent the outcome of years of 
patient experiment and hybridiza- 
almost any soil and situation, and whu m tion, while they are raised from such 
they provide a bold and beautiful show strong country-grown stocks that they 
either massed by themselves or as a delighi may be depended upon to flourish 
Part of the Kelway Colour Border, under almost all conditions of climate. 
NOW IS THE TIME TO PLANT 
FRUIT TREES. 
A specially fine stock fit for imme¬ 
diate planting. Awarded two Gold 
Medals, R.H.S., Autumn, 1912, 
Also first prize in open class. 
Autumn, 1913. 
Hardy Flowering and 
Ornamental Shrubs. 
Gold Medal awarded Royal Interna¬ 
tional Horticultural Exhibition, 1912. 
Illustrated Catalogue, Post Free. 
R. C. NOTCUTT, 
IlHNuTSCTy, WOODBRIDGE. 
orchids, orchids. 
Plants at reasonable prioe«. 
^Tnuc specimens and rare varieties. 
AND GREENHOUSE PLANTS OF ALL KINDS 
.1 A ^ ^ Please Wbitk fob List. 
'^ameS cypher & SONS, 
Nuna4*f.y. ChAlt^nham. 
Ua*.: DUTTON'S 
noted carnations. 
*’eadv J Flowering Plants, now 
^on’t fni/from 15 /- per dozen, 
and a IHustpated List Free 
SQuaA ^ devote 146,000 
The glass to Carnation Culture. 
Nurseries, IVER, BUCKS. 
lamg Bulbs & Tubers, 
HYACINTHS, TULIPS. 
LILIES. IRISES, 
NARCISSI, etc. 
Alpines & Herbaceous Plants 
PRIMULAS, SAXIFRAGES. 
MICHAELMAS DAISIES, PHLOXES 
HARD Y FERNS, etc. 
Our Descriptive L’sts of Bulbs and Plants 
are now ready and will be sent post free on 
application. They include many >Jovelties 
offered for the first time, and other plants 
that have won the A.M., R.H.S., this season. 
R. Wallace SCu.,Culchester. 
WILLIAM BARRON & SON, Ltd., 
ELVASTON NURSERIES, 
BORROWASH, near DERBY. 
FOREST TREES, 
Send for Catalogue. _^ 
PERPETUAL FLOWERING CARNATIONS. 
My Flowers were awarded 5 Gk>ld Medals within 
four weeks last November and December, among 
them the much-ooveted R.H.S. Gold Medal. 
This is a record, and speaks for itself. 
CaUlogrue Free on application. 
C. ENGELMANN. ‘SS-T Saffron Waldon. Essei. 
Tlia 
EXPORrr 
Nurssrios, 
J. J. THOOLEN, 
Heemstede, Haarlem, Holland, 
Establislied 1884 , 
Has the honour to announce that his Illustrati d 
Price List of Bulbs and Pl.nnts in English, Autumn, 
1913, at lowest prices, will be sent tree on appli¬ 
cation. No Charge for Packing. Orders of lO/- 
and above entirely free to Destinations in Englanrl. 
Scotland, and Ireland, tic. Kit&t Quality guaranteed 
So«ie sorts of Bulbs noted out of Price List. 
Hyacinths, in the finest mixture for 
bedding or forcing . j 
Hyacinths, single first size, named, in 
at leading sorts, red. white, and 
Uue vars., equal quantities, my se¬ 
lection .I 
Tulips, single early, in the finest mixture : 
Tulips, Darwin, mixed . 
Tulips, double, in the finest mixture j 
Anemones, single, mixed. 
Anemone, The Bride, pure white ... 
Crocus, 1st size, in the finest mixture 
Crocus, and size, in the finest mixture 
Soilla oampanulata, blue bcUs . 
ScHIa oampanulata, white bells . 
Scilla oampanulata. mixed . 
BcNIa eibirica, rich blue. 
Triteioia uniflora. 
Ilia , Spanish, mixed . 
NarciS., single, in the finest mi: 
> Per , 
75 4 
*4 6 
5 6 
• — -—I single, in the finest mixture 
Narols, Trumpet, in the finest mixture 
Narois., double, fine mixture . 30 2s o 
Naro^Poiyanthus, finest mixed. 36 30 o 
Snowdrops. Elwesi, the Giant Snowdrop 16 ,3 S 
Rammculus. French, double mixed ...00 7 ° 
S 50 Bulbs of the same kind will be charged at the 
1.000 rate; 26 at the price per 100; 6 at the price 
Ask for Illustrated Price List & s-a the Collections 
ORCHIDS T.'.rrr" 
A visit of Inspection invited of our well-grown stock 
of ihousands of CATTLEYAS, DENDROBIUMS. 
DDDNTDGLDSSUMS, and an endless variety of 
choice DRCHIDS. 
Nurseries easily reached by Rail to BUSH HILL 
PARK Station, or by Road. 
Telephones-.—Enfield, No. i and 2. 
STUART LOW & 00 Nurseries. 
OIUHRI LUn QL UU., gLSH HILL PARK, MIDDX. 
