Jaxvary 12, 1895 
THE GARDENERS 
CHRONICLE. 
CUTBUSH’S GRAND NOVELTIES £ 1895. 
NEW * BLENDWORTH 1 
Awar fica 
The J urnal ey Hortic cu ture, Septemb 
ay Mr, J. B 
Lodge, Hants, sent Busby's See 
Lockie's Perfection and Bec kett's Victory, fraita of f excellent 
form and quality, and a 
Fer — 2s. 
NEW MELON, 14 s D INGESTRE. 
Has 1 — an Aw Merit 3 me Fruit 
mittee, Koyal Horticultural 8 lety. 
singi e — * of Merit 
Ba was piven, medium-sized 
— Kaire with, pale yellow — e netted; the 
depth, and of fine flavou 
It 8 — Sek -n * a cross —— — e old 
Colston t Per prog va. 25 
E 
a ** ) s — Prizes ae 1894. | 
It is a cross selected stock of Trophy and Perfe 
tion. Every — and Marke K Never eh on, § secure this “ 
variety. Per Packet, ëd. 
SEED os ALOGUR containing fuli par rticu'ars of above 
ov ities and others, free upon applicatio 
=- CUTBUSH & SON, 
HIGHGATE NURS ERIES. „PONDON, x. 
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AND 
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Well-grown Stuf, at Moderate P 
40,000. Gaan 1 3 Qn 
. aurea, in 2ġ-inch pots, at 
A 275 nc aa in 48 a 8 . 
— Adiantum pubescens 
Poly Toodi at 5s. 6d. per doze 
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carefully and promptly ex 
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MALL SHRUBS and CONIFERÆ, — 
9 ga 6 to 8 in, 12s. por 19; 
tii pigeon Bos. per 1 ; Cap. Allionij, 6 in, 
; gracilis 6'in., 15.5 erecta viridi 6 to 7 . 
mi rophylla, 1 ft, 35s. Å. 
Ir. 
. je ag ert, 128. 
rustinus. 7s.; Olearia Ha: . 
» 6s. ; 5 ponticum. 3yr., 258 per 1000; 4 to 
; Thuia roa ghd 25s.:; 15 to 18 in, 30%, 
: Virginian Creeper, l- grs — * 100. 
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UIT 
NOTHING SO PROFITABLE 
AND EASY TO GROW. 
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EDS 
THE BEST jT ROCURABLE 
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carriage forward. 
ESINPOTS From15/-a coz. 
Trees, 91 Acres. 
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Clematis (80,000) from 18 
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