404 THE GARDENERS' CHRONICLE. [Manc: 19, 1887. 
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(SEE ILLUSTRATION). 
A SECOND EARLY MARROW PEA. Height 2} feet. 
| Mr. Barron says—‘‘ Anticipation should have been called Realisation, so good was it." 
| The Journal of Horticulture says—**It is a splendid dwarf Pea 
B Shirley Hibberd says—‘‘ Name it Realisation, it gave such satisfaction. A 
a Mr. W. Iggulden says—‘‘ Decidedly good in every respect.” 
; Earl Somers’ Head Gardener says—‘‘ A most excellent Pea, of delicious flavour." 
| Sir Charles Nicholson's Head Gardener says—‘‘ Enormous Peas, delicious flavour." 
| John Walter, Esq.'s Head Gardener says—‘‘ A Pea of the highest order." 
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Price, in Sealed Packets, 3s. 6d. per Packet (8з. 9d. post-free). 
(Each Packet contains sufficient Peas to plant a row 20 feet in length.) 
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Í CARTERS’ LIGHTNING. 
Duke of Hamilton’s Head Gardener says—‘‘ Three days earlier than Ringleader. 
Marquis of Hartington’s Head Gardener says—‘‘ Three days earlier than Ringleader.” 
Earl of adt f Head Gardener says—‘‘ Ten days earlier than First and Best.” 
Earl Somers’ Head Gardener says—‘‘ Earlier than William the First." 
Earl of Mount Edgcumbe's Head Gardener says—‘‘ Earli:st Pea I "um ever grown." 
Mr. J. Muir, Margam Park, says—‘‘ Earliest Pea I have ever grown." 
Price, in Sealed Packets, 2s. 6d. per Pint (2s. 9d. post-free). 
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