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THE GARDENERS' CHRONICLE. 



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■OICHAKD IIAItTLAND and SON, Nurserymen, 



XV Cork will deliver, free in London, Bristol, Liverpool, or 



ibWn any on ti* (otw a hundred thousand), of Thorn 

 Quicks' at tt* fo'lowtai? prices, for cash : - 



3 year-old, in beds (stout ylan>s), per lWO ... 2*. 6tf. 



4 do ,, (transplanted/, per NWO ... Ss. Gd. 



5 an*! 6 do. „ „ per 1009 ... St. 



All orders addressed as above sh 1 be promptly attended to. 



TEN THOUSAND FRUIT TREES, all choice 

 leadin- sorts, to be sold this autumn, at one-third the 

 usual prices. -The pubic are re* -ecfallf informed that t he 

 SJ& part of Mr. HELL'S STOCK C* CHOICE FRUir 

 TREE> will be offered at the oaler-menticaed low prices all 

 warranted true to name, on his late NtrrteTv Grounds , adjofa. 

 in* the New Church, Lakenham. Norfolk. Laeh. Per doz. 



Fine 2-vear Trained Teaches, Nectarines, and s. d. s. d. 



Fine 2-ye 

 Aprico'S 



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Fine Dwarf Trained Tears, Apples, Plums, and 



Cherries ... ••• \ " 



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Fine Standard and Pyramidal Pears 

 Dwarf ^o 



Standard Apples 



Dwarf do. 

 Dwarf Plural 

 Dwarf F I 

 Faitoif Raspberry Canes 



Fine stroni? Pear Stocks, 30s. per 1000. 

 ,, Standard Plum Stocks, 8s p^-r 100. 

 Fine Beech and Hornbeam, 5 feet, 3s. per 100 ; 23s. per 1000. 

 Oaks, 5 feet, 15s. per MM arge, 8 to 10 feet, 20s. per 100. 



Ash, 8 to 10 feet, 10s. per 100. Elms, Huntiogdon, 5 feet, 

 $s. per 100. 



All communications to be addressed to Jong Bell, at Mr. 

 Claxtn's, Davey-place, Norwich. A reference or Post-office 

 order to accompanv each order. 



KHUBARB, GOOSEBERRY, and STRAWBERRY 

 PLANT-. 



Mitchell's Piince Albert, 'the earliest, 50s per 100. 



JJyatt'a Linnaeus, the most prolific, 50s. per 100. ' 



,, Vic oria, the largest, 35s. per 100. 

 The finest sorts of Gooseberries (strong plants) 12s. per 100. 

 British Q »een, Deptford Tine, Jinny Lind, Goliath, and 

 variety of other fine strawberries from 3s. to 5s. per 100. 

 }»\ com Pine (by sooe now called Black Prince) ; this is the 



earliest -ind m >st i dific of any, 5s. per 1U0, 



Victorta Red or Itaby Castle Currant, 20s. per 100. 

 J. Carstairs, fTarnston Lodge, Edinburgh. j 



MESSRS. J. and H. BROWN offer to the nobility 

 and gen ry the following desirable plants and choice 

 Fruit Tree- :- 



Fine Dwarf and Standard Trained Peaches, Nectarines, 

 Apricots, Plums, Pears, and Cherries The best and 



most approved sorts of these respective kinds, true to s. d, 



name, each, 2s Gd., or. per dozen 2i 6 



Untrained or maiden ditto, Is. Gd. each, or, per dozen ... 15 



Apple*, Dwarf* and Standards of b st sortp, per dozen... 15 



Fine G os ebonies, Currants, and Raspberries, per dozen 3 



Fine Fig*, Medlars, Walnuts, and Mulberries, each ... 2 



~trong Vines from eyes and liyers, in pots, per dozen ... 15 



ilberts, new thin shelled and red skinned, per dozen ... 3 



Andromeda fi ibunda, fine booming plants, per dozen 18 

 25 Azaleas, new hardy Belgian varieties, on their own 



roots, with flower-buds, one of a sort, by name 



25 American Azaleas, ditto... ditto ][\ 



6 A ndrozneda*, of sorts, including floribunda „« [.[ 



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6 K ilmias and Ledum?, one of a sort, by name . 



12 Hardy Fie iths, of sorts ditto ... ;.. 



25 Hardy American shrubs, one of a sort by name 



12 Rhododendrons, including scarlet, white, and rose' 

 hardy varieties ' 



New Hardy Yellow Rhododendrons, each 7s. 6d. to 

 Fine Hardy Scarlet Rhododendron^ 2 feet, per dozen 

 Fine Rhododendrons, 1 toot, hardy hybrid vars., per 100 

 Cupressus funebris and 6 choice Pinus for ... 

 Cedar of Lebanon, 3 feet, well grown in pots' per doz 

 6 Fine Hardy Magnolias, one of a sort, by name 

 Glycine sinensis, extra fine, in pots, 15 to 30 feet each '" 

 50 Dwari Roses on their own.roots, by name 

 12 Choice Tea-scented Roses, in pots, for forcing 



Standard and half-standard Roses, per dozen 12s and 



Moss Roes, per 100 ' ' 



Few Crimson Moss Ro-»e, per dozen 



Sco r ch Rests, one of a sort, per dozen 



Yellow Rose, Fortune's, each 

 12 BerbeHs, or sort*, including Fortocii 



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 12 Choice Camellia*, by name, ditto ditto ... 



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12 Newest Chrysarnhemums, dis^ct varieiief P 

 2 eW &**rf Llliputian Chrysanthemums, ditto" 

 Fine New Yellow Picocees and Carnations of best 

 show sorts, with names, ner mir 



24 New French Daisien 



per pair 



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25 ri^Tix Ar f? bor u ^ V RaS8ian '" an ' ! ^Politan, per* d 

 Choice Hardy Herbaceous Plants, named 



liouoarb, Seakale and new Giant As 

 supplied. 



New Camellia Seeds, just imported, 25 sent by post 

 Albion Nursery, Stoke Newington, Londcm, Nov i 



sparagus plants 



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. IMPORTANT DISCOVEHY. 



f /CLARKE and Co. 5 Gardeners, Seedsmen, and 



Vy Flosists, Percj'-cross Nursery, Walham-green, Fulbam, 

 are now sending out, in small pealed stone bottles, secured for 

 travelling, on the receipt of 53., a Mixture (<vhich is both a 

 remedy and preventive) for destroying those grievous pests, 

 the White Mealy Bug, Scale, Thrip, and all other insects, 

 without injury to the plants. This being the season for the 

 more effectual remedy of all insects, C. and Co. recommend 

 that their preparation be applied forthwith. Printed directions 

 sent with each bottle.— Post-office Orders payable at Brompton, 

 to C harles Clabke 



IMPORTANT TO ALL WHO HIVE A GARDEN. 



CHALLENGE COMPARISON AND COMPE- 

 TITION. Carriage Paid. 



Ail orders above 51. carriage paid to London, Liverpool, 

 Birmingham, and Edinburgh, and all the intermediate Stations 

 within 150 miles of the Nurseries, upon any lino of Railway 

 whatsoever. To those ornamenting their Gardens or Grounds, 

 this is an advantage seldom offered. 



SELECT HARDY HERBiCEOlLS PLANTS AND ALPINES. 

 Iu0, own selection, two of each kind, 30s. ; or our selection, in 

 100 varieties, 425. • 



100, purchaser's selection, one of each kind, 42s. i 



100 Alpine or Rock Plants, 42s. 



The above extends over 1000 species and varieties, selected 

 from the choicest collections in the country, warranted second 

 to none for beauty and display. Having an immense stock, 

 they can be furnished at these low prices. 



AMERICAN PLANTS, FLOWERING SHRUBS, ORNA- 

 MENTAL TREES, AND EVERGREENS. 

 Purchaser's, or our selection, from list, per 10 J, 21. 10s,, one 



of each. 

 Own do. do. per 100, 11. lCs., two of each. 



This Nursery has long held high celebrity for (.ossessing 

 a splendid stock of Flowering Shrubs and Ornamental 

 Trees, extending over 800 species and varieties of the 

 finest selection ; and for quality, correctness in naming, and 

 health, not equalled by any. To Gentlemen formiug Arbo- 



retums, or adding desiderata, this is an opportunity never 

 before offered. 



HOLLYHOCKS.— No. 1, fine double kinds, all shades of 

 colour, for exhibiion, 9s. per dozm ; 50s. per 130. No. 2, for 

 border display, 6s. per dozen ; or 30s. per 100. These are 

 selected from the finest collection in the country. 



COMMON LAURELS, H to 2 feet, per 1000, 41. ; or 10s. per 

 100, fine. 2 to 3 feet, bushy, extra fine, per 1000, 5i. ; or 

 12s. 6<Z. per 100. 



PORTUGAL LAURELS, 1£ to 2 feet, 20*. per 100 ; fine, 3s. 

 per dozen, 2 to 3 feet, extra fine and bushy, 30s. per 100 ; Gs. 

 per dozen, 



EVERGREEN PRIVET, fine, 2 to 3 feet, per 1000, 40s.; 

 per 100, 5s. 3 to 5 feet, strong, 45s. per 1000; or, per 100, 6s., 

 healthy and fine grown. 



LIMES, per 100, 4 to 5 feet, 30s. ; 5 to 6 feet, fine, 40s. per 

 100, fine a%enue trees. 



HORSE CHESTNUT, 5 to 6 feet, 30s. per 100; 10 to 12 feet, 

 50s. per 100, splendid. 



ROSES, 50 splendid sorts, Standards, fine healthy stuff, per 

 100, 51. ; or 18s. per dozen, own selection. 100 superb sorts 

 of Dwarf Roses, in 100 Hi\e varieties, 50s. ; or 9s. per dozen, 

 own selection ; mixed, 30s. per luO. or Gs. per dozen. 

 MISCELLANEOUS GREENHOUSE AND STOVE PLANT3. 

 50 first-rate sorts, own selection, "21. l.»s ; or 15s. per dozen. 

 50 do. purchaser's selection, SI. ; or 18s. per dozen. 

 ERICAS, 50 of the finest sort9 grown, own selection, 21. 10s.; 



or 15s. per dozen, 

 purchaser's choice from list, 

 />rTT 3/,. ; or 18s. per dozen. 



CHINESE AZALEAS, 20 excellent show sorts, blooming 



plants, 21s. ; or 15s. per dozen. 

 purchaser's choice, XL 5s. ; or 18s. 

 p*r dozen. 



_. _ s . , *o contain all the mo9t beautiful 



and leading favourites. The plants are free grown, fiue, and 

 heaithy. A splendid opportunity for specimen growers. 



SEEDS. 



*-* Often tran«nU«».j _ ^UCj 



CE 

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A,or_8W perio.r N,6feet - ^w^*!? 



r.l«. 



COMMON HOLLIES 5 to c * 

 each, or 201. per 100. ° feet ; dean . T 



VARIEGATED HOLlTFtt a 

 25s. each '~^^ 



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THE 



THE FINEST NEW R03E 



of tbe ^ATi^^'^^S^fk 



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donated b>" s„ m e The " "wlVtVt^hZl* 

 colour is white, overlaid with th« „ Re, »*-" Th/* 1 * 

 perfectly wax-lik, m appearance and a,\. delie «« fi^ 



B d R J" '*< * 



possessed of the ad.litional'aavint^ l L not *«l2? 

 .ran. Desirable on accounrK^.^ft 



colour, and a splendid autumnal climber Pi P 1 "* ««*l ££ 

 7*. ()d . each. ucr " r wnts, in t^S 





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from the National Plwteuftu^ ^Ctm^ 



received the same from the Roval SoutVrnr/ 0nftff k«2 

 Society. Also a fine collection of Ho hnr.^ ?U 52 

 I V / urt A hcr n ord - 8 f * the Roses effig? ^ 

 in buds.-A. Paht. .nH «. w -urserjmetth- 



for the Roses can Sonh'LV* 

 A. Pattl and Son, X ursev^T^*^ 



SANG ST FIR'S NEW EARLY v. , nn i 



OAY, SANGSTER, and^ Z0.,\ £. 



n above valuable PEA to the publi C h D ^ fc 

 with the greater confidence, as tbc ^ larlt IS*** 

 Early Pea known, and of first-rate quaiitv. htS N| * 

 Price 2s. 6d. per quart. q aUtJ • ^ll* 



York Regeut Potatoes, from prepared cuttinir. e 

 Cambridge Radical do. (a fir.t-rate.econ \fA\^ 

 Oxford do., lus. Gd. do. Early BbrinfetonltSuJ^t *♦ 

 Early Ash-leaf Kiduey do., 10s. 6d. do. J ° '' ^ 



P<-st-office orders to be made payable at the R^» 

 office to Hay, Sanqster, and Co, Nursery and sS^ 

 Nemngtcn Bntts, London. One-bushel hampers aaSS 

 Is. Gd. ; two-bushel, 2s. Gd. Sacks, 2s. 6d. each. "•■I 



*-' ready, coutaiain^— 



Part I. The Now Geraniums, Fuchsias, Petunia* y-^. 



and other new and select Plants, at reduced prices. ^^ 

 Part II. Roses, select Evergreen and Fioweriir |U 



Climbers. Hardy Herbaceous Plants, kc. ^ 



Part III. Flower Roots, embracing splendid colleeHn i 



Itanuiiruli, Gladioli, Early and Late Tulips, Iris Uktk 



ported Dutch Hyacinths, <fcc, &c. 



Copies supplied on application, published compbto lift fc 

 newnpaper sr.'imp, to go free. 



Seed and Horticultural Establishment, Sudbury, SofA 



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HERBACEOUS PLANT Seeds, 100 fine varieties, 

 ising the choicest sort* from our unrivalled collecinn 



prising 



50 fine for 15s. 



25 for 8s, post free. 



com- 



coilecion. 25s. ; 

 . ... .* A season will bo gained 



by sowing th m now in pots, and protecting under gla«s 

 through the winter, and transplanting in early spring. 



^ I A T El i ARIi1, fr ^ m the choices t sorts, per paoket, 2s. Gd. 

 «1?.X». do ' do - do. \s.Gd. 



pOCHIN CHINA POULTRY.-AfewyooajBH' 



Vy of this fine und prolific breed, warrauted quite pne, te 

 sale. The Pullets are of a cinnamon colour, tki fed 

 Birds of a lighter or darker bay.— For particular!, ipfrj, 

 enclosing stamp, to Mr. Henry Copland, Chelmsford, Eno, 

 who will feel pleasure in showing his Birds to amatwn ttd 

 others. Cock Chickens, 10s. Gd. each; Basket, 2j. 



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GLASS FOR CONSERVATORS, 



. GREENHOUSES, PIT FRAMES.se. 



HETLEY and CO. are supplying lUt SteetGlia, 

 of British Manufacture, packed iu boxes contaaiaf Ml 

 square feet each, at the following REDUCED PiUCESfoaii 

 A reduction made on 1000 feet. 



Sizes. — Inches. 



*u n ?™ L l U ?? Ki warr ? nter1 ^ produce 75 to 80 double 

 the 100, is. Gd. FRUIT TREES. 



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^v BC icui,n»ii oi ine cnoicest descriptnm for show 4s nt 



ru u n??T" te if ds ? 7 * r J"> (){)() > and i« fine and'freeg 

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T I I?^ AS , JAC KSON and SON having a lar^e stock 



rff ?I the Qndw ^^ed NEW AND Fi^R ft a4t§ £ 



ful ther ? at the f lio *H l°w prices -1 FLA *T», beg to 



AUamvjda partis ... 2s Gd Gardenia Fortunii .. \ «' 



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„ Schvnti ... 2 



jSUchynanthus jivanicus 2 

 Bartohmia macuiata ... 2 

 Bossiaea Uendersoni .[[ 

 Brachysema prae»norsa 

 Camptosema r u l unda 

 Campylobotrys discolor 

 Cupressu- funebns 



Cantua dependent 

 Chiriti Mooni ... 



Chimonauthns 

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Conoclinum jantinum ... 

 Chorozema ti va 



Bacr^dium FranklinK." 

 Dracaena ferrea variegata 5 



Beutzia gracilis 3 



iWipladet i» crasainoda 1 

 Xiscallonia macmntha 2 



"lostenifm sea brum ... 3 



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 Henfrcya scandens 

 Ju ticia coccinea 

 Mitraria coccinea 

 Maranta glnmacea 

 Nepenthes distillatoria 

 N-matanthus Morellii 

 Poivrea coccinea 

 Phlot Antagonist 



Hhodothamnus kamts- 



Rotfera anaoena!;.' 

 ^peUia ^rata... 



|nronta aurea ... 

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Thuja Donneana 



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12 Cau,eUias do'. %\ 



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 P A .^L- ' V/L° V l n . etles >, or 10 ^- ? er 1W. in 50 varieties. 

 A selection of the choicest description for show, 4s per doz 



rowri. 



the finest flavoured, most abun ( liot"beaHn' % andTjr/en'aiicd 

 bunches and berries of anv R t d Currant known • 1?2 the be« 



or $rT"* ?" ° U8 ' t0 " be ^ ^^ gafden - Per 10 ». »"! 



mtjuSPlS: fi0e8t b:aCk ( "° ° ther 8 ° rt * r ™>> 12 '« P*' 

 Red Gr«pe and Champagne, fine, 10*. per 100. 



AlP^h-S.-Fmoc.ean Standards, 10* per doz., 70,. pf r 100 



" n m ».f ♦ ^ ^ Dwarfs. 8s. per d-z , SO*, per 100. 



,, Dwarf trained superior kind*. 2* fid each, or24» n d 

 The collect.on U very choice, from the Horticuliu?, f S^ie^ 

 «tt«H 7, he , 8ame P nce ag Apples, w.dl mcritimr the 

 a nd r :X n r 8 a 8 aater *' "^-i thech --« drench, *&££ 



PLUMS and CnERRIES.-AH the leading ,orts, standard, 



18*. per doz. ' 



Dwarfs, fine, 9*. per do*. 



™ rf tra j, ned > 3 >- «* each, or 



APRICOTS PEACHES, and NEC^IUNES 

 years trained, 5*. each, 50*. per doz. 



UASPBERRIES.-Pastolff. Z>. per doz., 16*. p Pr ]fl0 



Antwerp Red, 2*. per doz , If,. pcr i TOt 

 Momhly.or Double-bearing, 12*. per 100 



d, and tt fl 



I" 2 »» 9 

 Larger sizes, not exceeding 40 inches Ion*. 



16 ox. from Zd. to Z\d. per square foot, according to 

 21 oz. „ %\d. to 5d. ,, tt >» 



26 o*. „ %\d. to 1\&. „ a n 



PATENT ROUGH PLATE, THICK CR0W5 MiM 

 PATENT PLATE GLASS for Horticultural purpW* 

 rediwcd prices, by the 100 square feet. ^ 



GLASS TILES AND s L \ T E S made to any size or f-"» 



either in 8heet or Ho h Plate Glass. gltf 



Milk Pans, Glass Water Pipes, and various other tf* 



PropmgatiDK Giasse^Bee^hlre Glasses, 



not hith rto manufictured in glass. 

 PATENT PLATE OLA *S.- The present **}?*$*£ 

 price of this boperior article should cause it ^to .iig-J 

 other inferior window *.«•■ in a gentleman » rew» 

 alteration connected wirh the rash is requirea. ^^ 



GLASS SHADES, as ornamental to. aa f.^ /*^^f^ 

 of every description of goods susceptible f 1 ^ 

 po*ure. Price,, since t^ removal « if to J ^a 

 duced one- half. List of Prices and Estimatei ^^ 

 application to James Hetley and Co., A 

 London. 



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MI ISLINGTON'S 



Fine three 



i. f,r.up,riur to an, ^other *™»^ 

 In 100 feet boxes packed for loamc 



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including , ome Ameli a^n.W es ne* ok' 1 ' 

 o>her» of approved merit, 3 S . Cd P l r ,00 t "^ ai 



i arc II. Hard? Herhunpctw Pi,n.„ j *. . u 



THOMAS 

 GLASS i 

 as cheaper. 



6 inches by 4 and 64 hy 44 



5 and 74by5' 

 f> and 8 by 5 

 t and 8* by 6 

 7 and 10 by 8 

 10 and 13 by 9 



F0EH6N 



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i-art u. Hardy Herbace-m Plan-, and *' T ' u ndBr ' 

 mental Trees Shruba. Ever g ree n "and 1 L^'^u'f y ru *' 

 of various kinds. A short 3«.r5r !.«- " .. : u?l l . HTt UL * p u"» 



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Cases cont lining large Sheets, m iw 



21*. per 100 feet, be»tflift D01 



ROUGH PLATE, perfectly flat, J in. thiCK,^ ^^ 



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to the trade, 



Ul various Kinds. A short SMrlminn trill kI ■ ' rrijiti 



practicable, of everythic I cw Sod Thl *?*!* a? far M 



has long been felt ^ourfe!^ ° f du ' h a »•' 



in ma hio g 8e iectioni T^b^ a ^uide 



of merit, and may be confidem y rllld on T W !l ^ , PlanW 



requested tdat we may he favoured - : - " ' t - hat CTld h is 



be^en* ar *,« lrw, y in ! he ^ possession ,„, 

 n«?l w AIl . comra «^cations a-dressi 



In sizes under 15 inches ^ 



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N.B. A fine stock o* Larch, Snrnce Oak *<> . 

 price on application. ' k ' * c ' » 8| »* 



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ir • jKffas-a ."ftp 



Milk Pans, 2i to 

 and Slates ; Cucumber . 



Trap-, Glass Shades, and ^^^c^ 

 street Without, tame -^ * B Easteru 

 Kstablished 100 years. ^^ ,,n, 



/^iTir.F.N and huthvuw I>u ^^^giip^ 



sent 





^BEEN AND HOTHOUSE 



the United K.n K .l,m. ^^X^^ 1 ^^ 

 wmrr^ntad to be made of the best ; ma c ^fj IJ^f 

 in England. Lists of prices post V» WJ&*& 



i^ rn i a, ? enUl grounds designed, executed «n^ <• • , , ^h: s i^ ; lj in. ditto, W.. ^ e , {2e ,4rf Pj[ d ^ 



liberal term,. Forest Planting by esttoai d f «» h< « °° ffi^l ^Hh 16 oa sheet-*! ^^f^i^^^^ 



i J. Lawu, Horticultural Wet^% 







