COLLECTIONS OF 



SUTTONS 



VEGETABLE SEEDS 



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THE FINEST STRAINS OF SEED 



Conspicuously successful at leading 

 exhibitions in Great Britain and 

 Ireland 



5 ■ 7 6 10 6 



And upwnrcis, post free 



. ■. I'ull particulars of all the best 



Vegetable and l-'lower Seeds, 



Seed Potatoes, Jtc will he found 



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SUTTON'S AMATEURS GUIDE 

 IN HORTICULTURE FOR 1912 



SUTTON & SONS 



I'. Cami'iiki.i), Esq.. writes : — " I have sjrowti seed.s from many firms 

 in the past, but without hesitation say that the results this year from The King's Seedsmen 



\our seeds have been ^o^n better thaTt any I have hitherto obtained" — JR E2 A. ]D I 1^ G- 



Flower and Vegetable Seeds from Exnibition Stocks 



One Quality—'* XME BEST PROCUR ABILiE " 



Gold Medal Sweet Peas 



THE QUEEN OF GARDEN ANNUALS 



Tested Seeds at popular prices, true stocks and 90 per cent, 

 ^germination guaranteed 



HIS MAJESTY'S Head Gardener at Balmoral Castle pays the 

 followlngr tribute : 



" The Sweet Paas I had from you last reason all turned out well ! 

 thc> were a fine lot, of good colour and large Bowers, with long 

 •terns, most of them had four and five flowers on every stem." 



Nov<-mb=r 6th, .911 JOHN' M. IROUP. 



Our Unrivalled Collection for Exhibition and Garden Display, 

 IS varieties, embraolns all shades of colour. 

 Number nf seeds stated in brackets. 

 Flor.i Norton Spencer (15), .Mrs. H.udcuistle S>l;cs, improved 

 st„ck (IS), Clara Curtis (25), John Ingnian, improved (25), .Mrs. 

 R..utzahn (25), Maud Holmes (12), Masterpiece (16) .r .\..i;> 

 Olin (25), N'libian (12), Pennant Spencer (25), Improved He.in 

 Lewis (20), Mrs. C. W. lireadniorc (25), KIsie Herbert (20), 



Hercules (10), Earl Spencer (12), Etlri Dyke (25). 

 The Collection 3/6, including 8 seeds gratis of Mrs. W. J. Unwin, 

 the finest striped pea in commerce. Half-sized packets 1/0, or in 

 separate packets at 3€l., except Heicuics 6d. Cultural Notes by 

 a leading expert with each order. 



THE OLD FAVOURITES. 

 Black Knight. Helen Pierce, Frank Uolbv. Miss Willmott, Queen 

 •Melandra, king Edward VII., Nora Unwin, Countess Spencer. 

 Primr.jsc Spencer, E. J. Castle. Hon. Mrs. Kenyon, Gladys Unwin. 



r* Thcv" I'J varieties. 25 seeds each, post free, 1/1, 

 Falrbalrn's Special Mixture of Spencer Hybrids, including all 

 ,iic be~t varieties in conuuerce, 8d. per i>..ck.i, 1 - per i>.-. 



ONION SETS * "*'*' departure in 

 WINIV./IM O I ^IO. Onion GrowlnET 



1 iic Sets, being miniature onions, strong in liavnur, rc:>ii.l in u 

 remarkabln way both TiRUB and FLY; in many gardens where 

 it has been found difficult to grow this popular vegetable lu satis- 

 faction owing to these pests, our "SETS" will come as a bsoii and 

 a blessing, producing large and handsome onions with ordinary 

 care. Cultural Notes with each order! 



1/3 per Ih. (about 300 Sets) ; postage 4d. extra. 

 7id. per ilb. ; postage 2A||, extra. 



CULINARY PEAS. 



A special offer of guaranteed Stooke growing 90 per cent. 



s. .1. >. .1. 



GradUSi Hncst early .... pint 1 3 qu:.rt 2 6 

 Pilot, splendid heavy cropper .... 1 3 2 6 



Thomas LciXton, rich marrow flavour .13 2 6 



Edward VII., early dwarf ... 13 ..26 



Prizewinner, best 2nd early .10 ,2 



Alderman, lor main crop . . . .10 .20 



Gladstone, the >upcrb exhibition Pea .16 JO 



Duke of Albany, a great favourite . ..10 .20 



Postage extra, 4d. per quart, 3d. pt r pint. 

 Special Notice - Our handsome Illustrated Seed Catalogue (60 pp. > 

 Post Krce upon application *. * EstablUhed over 30 year;,. 



Department "C" 



GEORGE FAIRBAIRN & SONS 



SKED iMKRCM.ANTS, &c. 



Si, 83 and 85 ENCiLISH STREET, CARLISLE 



