IRISH GARDENING. 



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Laxton's Fruit Trees 



Many Thousands of Well Trained, Beautifully 

 Rooted Apples, Pears, Plums, Peaches, 

 Nectarines, Apricots, Cherries, Figs, 

 Vines, Nuts, Gooseberries, Currants, 

 Raspberries, &c., &c. 



AS . . 



Standards, 2/- and 2 6 each ; Bushes, 2,6 



to 3/6 each ; PYRAMIDS, 3/6 to 5 '- each ; 

 Espaliers, 3/6 to 5/- each ; Cordons, 

 2/- each, 21/- per doz. ; Wall Trees, 3/6 

 to 7/6 each ; PoT FruIT TrEES, 5/ - to 

 10/6 each 



New fully Illustrated and Descriptive Catalogue Gratis 



LAXTON BROTHERS, BEDFORD 



MACKEY'S TULIPS 



POST FREE 



COTTAGE iLATE) TULIPS 



10 each, 10 sorts (100 bulbs), 5/6 



SUPERB DARWIN TULIPS 



5 each, 30 sorts (150 bulbs), 20/- 



5 each, 20 sorts (100 bulbs), 13/6 



PARROT (Dragon) TULIPS 



6 each, 6 sorts (36 bulbs), 1/9 

 12 each, 6 sorts (72 bulbs), 3/3 



EARLY SINGLE TULIPS 



10 each, 9 sorts (90 bulbs), 5/- 

 ALL NAMED 



UN WIN'S 



SIRTEET PEAS 



Have proved their excellence the world over 



THE NOVELTIES FOR 1911 ARE GRAND 



d, Edna Unwin made a great sensation 

 at the Dublin R.H.S. Show last August 

 and was awarded a First-Class Certificate 



\j\j YUU KIMIW the following varieties 

 and many others which have proved their sterling 

 merit:— A. J. Cook, Chrissie Unwin, Doris Burt, 

 Douglas Unwin, Edna Unwin, Eric Harvey, Frank 

 Dolby, Freda Unwin, Gladys Burt, Gladys Unwin, 

 Nora Unwin, and Mrs. W. J. Unwin 



Catalogue, containing particulars of only the best 

 varieties and beautiful Coloured Plate, post free 



SIR JAMES W. MACKEY, Ltd. 



23 UPPER SACKVILLE STREET, DUBLIN 



W. J. UNWIN 



Sweet Pea Specialist 

 HISTON ^^— CAMBS, 



