March 5- 1*98 



GARDENERS' MAGAZINE. 



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Awarded Hundreds of First Prizes, including Eight Gold Medals, Silver Cup, numerous Silver Gilt 



and Silver Medals, during recent years* 



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PLANTS 



PANSItS 

 PHLOXES 



5^4 TED 



ROSES. 

 CLiMBIKS PUNTS, 



CHfl/SM.HEMUfoS 



Strong' Plant 



the Hawest 



CUMaTIS, 

 & SHRUBS. 



VEGETABLE AND FLOWER SEEDS. 



FIN 



STRAINS 



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NAMED VARIETIES. 



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MOST 

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 Lilies, Irises, Delphiniums, Pentstemons, Pyrethrums, Violets, Fruit Trees, &c 



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THE ONLY ONES FITTED WITH 



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The Springs relieve all strains, and are an advantage both to 

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These Mowers 



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Repairs done both at the Works and London. 



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