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IRISH OATJDENTNG. 



LAXTON'S FRUIT TREES 



MANY NEW FRUITS FOR 1918. 



Many Thousands of Well Trained, Beautifully 



Rooted Apples, Pears, Plums, Peaches, 



Nectarines, Apricots, Cherries, Figs, 



Vines, Nuts, Gooseberries, Currants, 



Raspberries. 



AS . . . 

 Standards, 2/6 each, 24/- doz. ; Bushes, i/6 



to 3/6 each ; PYRAMIDS, 2/6 to 5/- each; 



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



from 1 /6 to 2/6 each ; Wall Trees, 3/6 



to 7/6 each. 



New fully Illustrated and Descriptive Catalogue Gratis. 



Pamphlet, '.i'tth vnhicthlc Cultural details, post Jree J<ir id. stamp. 









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liAXTON BROTHERS, BEDFORD 



Established 18ZO 



S. Spooner & Sons 



FRUIT TREE GROWERS 



HOUNSLOW NURSERIES 



HOUNSLOW„-MIDDLESEX 



Fruit Trees a Speciality 



Over half a million to select from 



DAISY HILL NURSERY, NEWRY 



is the most interesting Nursery in the 

 Country, and contains the most com- 

 plete Collections of Shrubs and Plants 

 extant. T. SMITH 



Thousands of Maiden Two and 



Three=year Old Apples on 



English Paradise. 



Catalogues free on Appli- 

 cation* Inspection invited. 



Have You a Garden? 



sow . . . 



DRUMMONDS* 



CELEBRATED 



Vegetable & Flower Seeds 



AWARDED 148 FIRST PRIZES 1914to 1917 



W.Drummond & Sons, Ltd 



57 & 58 Dawson Street, DUBLIN 



