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GARDENERS CHRONICLE. [Остовкк 9, 1875, 
THE LAWSON NURSERIES, 
EDINBURGH. 
Evergreen Shrubs for Present Planting. 
Rhododendrons, Ivies in Pots, &c., &c. 
Hothouse, eae and Bedding-out Plants 
n great variety. 
TODEA SUPERBA — several hundreds, 
among which some magnificent specimens, perhaps the 
finest ever imported. 
CLEMATISES in POTS—a large Collection of 
all the le сем varieties, including ж — flowers 
Anderson-Henry, viz. enryi, 
o s "And Symeiana ; ros. 6d. "n set of 3 plants. 
CATALOGUES ON APPLICATION. 
The Lawson Seed and Nursery Company 
106, аот. ‘STREET, LONDON, 
AND EDINBURG 
SEAUTIFU L L FLOWERS ^ А 
ЕЕ 1 
DESCRIPTIVE \5. Pen. CENT 
RATIS & POST-FREE We ASH. 
From FRED. WALTON, Esq. 
5, 1874. 
* The Collection of Bulbs is truly a basa. one for 
money.’ 
Early Orders ensure the Best Roots. 
The Queen’s Seedsme 
"937 & 238, HIGH HOLBORN, LONDON. W.C. 
foring 2227222224 
5] д. 
лиф will find а REAL ADVANTAGE in procuring one or 
ое of oor ee assortments of Bulbs, which are prepared 
in doch INDOOR and OUTDOOR CULTURE. 
Na ы da 4s. (containing AE. heme М No. 2, es ж: No. 3, 
£2 о. 4, Ат 
For CONSERVATORY m WINDOW CU LTURE. 
No. 5, £4 45. (co re E: 6, 6339; No 7, 
For а сар only. 
No. 10, £4 45. Nó o dete 1701 No 23, £s 08 ES EX; 453 35 
All carr 
CATALOGUES may be had on applicati 
DCO., Covent Garden, London, W.C. 
WORCESTER PEARMAIN APPLE 
Awarded a First-class Certificate by the Royal Horticultural Society, October 6, 1875. 
Fruit 22 inches wide, and same in height, conical ;: 
skin smooth, brilliant red, with minute fawn-coloured 
dots ; flesh very tender, crisp, juicy, and sweet, with a 
very ‘pleasant flavour, perhaps the most valuable of 
all for market. The tree is as productive as Lord- 
Suffield Apple, and one of the handsomest fruits in 
T una Ripe end of August, and will keep till ` 
Christm 
Maiden Trees, 10s. 6d. each; PS or Trained Trees, 21s. each. Coloured Plates, 6d. each. 
RED HAWTHORNDEN APPLE.—Dr. Hogg describes v as large, mer and 
lar ; skin smooth, greenish yellow, with a red blush next the sun ; flesh white, tender and juicy, wi 
sprightly and sigrecatae placidity. A very early and E culinary Apple ; y August rate E 
Maiden trees, 75. 6d. each ; Pyramid or trained tree 
YORKSHIRE BEAUTY APPLE. pue Hogg, in his Manual, says this fruit is 
3} inches wide and 3 inches high, roundish, flattened and angular; skin bright yellow, with a bright red 
blush on the suuny side ; Эні! масе and juicy, with a аар acidity. A еы pei Apple а 
t and Se 
the market. Maiden trees, [em гас ; mid or trained tre 
NEW GOLDEN LABURNUM. “Unquestionably th the ii hardy golden-leaved 
ie known, ofi immense value for park an rden ost position nter pictorial 
e foliage is a brighter golden- d "hid m е, "y the. уз: nary Fi 
xem Certificate Eni by the Royal Horticultural Society, August 4, 1875. Price тоз. 6d. each; Standard 
and'extra strong trees, 215. Coloured plates, 62. each. 
OTHERA JAPONICA.—A new and beautiful evergreen shrub, One of the most 
distinguished Japanese travellers says this is perhaps the prettiest evergreen they have in Japan ; it grows 
€ = 20 feet high, has dar T green — e a profusion of bright red fruit ; it is very effective € perfectly 
. each ; extra stro 
CLIMBING ROSE, COUN TESS OF OXFORD.—The old variety in all respects, 
75. 6 
except in being a free ‘climber. 
FIFTY ACRES OF FRUIT TREES 
Standard and Dwarf-trained PEACHES, NECTARINES, APRICOTS, PLUMS, CHERRIES, 
EARS and APPLES, very fine trees for walls. 
Standard, Pyramid, Dwarf, Bush, and Cordon APPLES, PEARS, PLUMS, and CHERRIES. 
RCHARD HOUSE TREES, Established in Pots, for Immediate Fr uiting. 
PEACHES, NECTARINES, APRICOTS, PEARS, PLUMS, ача APPLES, FIGS, ORANGES, 
and MULBERRIE 
VINES, Planting Canes, 35. 6d. to 5s, each; Extra Strong Fruiting Canes, 75. 6d. to тоз. 6d. each. 
All the above of superior quality, perfect in form, roots, and health, and true to name. 
See Descriptive Price List. 
TWELVE ACRES OF ROSES, 
Standards and Dwarfs, all the popular sorts ; 80,000 choicest Tea-scented and Noisette Roses, 
xtra strong Hybrid Perpetual Roses, in pots for verre sts forcing. 
Climbing Roses in great variety. See Descriptive Price Lis 
FOR SHRUBBERIES. 
Per 109. 
аан, „Саке, the звы маиб CISTUS LAURIFOLIA, іп I. . xj to 2: feet. 50% 
+» 3 to4 feet, 35s. | ARBUTUS (Strawberry tree) x} to 2 feet, 60s 
+ Paap very бле ow (ode XE 10.2. feet, 355, » (Strawberry tree) 2 to 2} feet, 75^ 
» Portugal very fine... 2 to 2} feet, sos, | CEPHALOTAXUS DRUPACEA т} foot, 605 
» Caucasian, very fine .. .. 2 to3 feet, sos, | TREE IVIES, full of flower ^. x to т} foot, 75% 
" Round-leaved, extra fae +e: 2 t03 feet, 705. | LAURUSTINUS .. I to rh foot, 4% 
Six distinct and beau 2 {03 feet, sos, | BROOMS, White and Yellow .. 2 tog feet, 307 
COTONEASTER SIMONSIE "ie 3 104 feet, 357. | YEW, English bushy suco. лыш 
PYRUS JAPONICA 2 to3 feet, sos | „ bushy.. .,  .. 2 to 2} feet, 6o 
EUONYMUS RADICANS " рея Ьазћу Jec dios cioa 2] tog feet, 807 
VARIEGATA .. . т foot, 405. ! ,, Golden, bushy... m.r -se x to rj foot 9% 
Per doz. : «д 
JUNIPER, Chinese .. — .. — .. 4 tos feet, 365. | CRYTOMERIA ELEGANS .. 2 to 2} feet, 2 
inese , ^e e» 5 106 feet, 425. | PICEA SERIA vv es +. 2 to 2} feet, 36% 
OAK, Austrian ‘Evergreen ч . .2] to 3 feet, 305. » PINSA .. ah tog feet 4% 
, Austrain Evergreen .. .. 3 tog feet, 42s: | YUCCA GUDRIE PENDULA 12 to 15 in, 1% 
» Ford's Evergreen «oodd g Ad 4: feet, 36s. , GLORIOSA PENDULA .. 15 to 18 in, вй 
Per 100, 
IVY, strong, for climbing ., $3 to4 feet, 405; | ROSES, Climbling, in variety .. 3 t04 ба = 
VIRGINIAN CREEPER..  .. 3 to4 feet, 40s. | HONEYSUCKLES, in variety .. 3 to4 feet, 4 
DECIDUOUS FLOWERING SHRUBS in 50 beautiful varieties, 305. per 100. 
AVENUE AND ORNAMENTAL TREES, many thousands in great variety. See Priced List - 
RICHARD. SMITH, 
NURSERYMAN AND SEED MERCHANT, WORCESTER. 
