DONORS OF SEEDS, PLANTS, TREES, &c. 



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Miller, G. W., Clarkson Nurseries, Wisbech. Begonia ' Royalty.' A richly coloured 



and vigorous variety. Growing in the Gardens. 

 Mortimer, S., Rowledge, Farnham. Cucumber seed for trial. See vol. xxxi. p. 246. 

 Moss, J. S., Bishops Waltham. Collection of orchids. Growing in the Gardens. 

 Mount, G., Canterbury. A collection of roses. Planted in the Gardens. 

 Napier, Hon. Mrs. Mark, Puttenden Manor, Lingfield, Surrey. Thunbergia laurifolia. 



A vigorous and very beautiful autumn-flowering stove-climber. Growing in the 



Gardens. 



Newnham, Major, Kasauli, Punjab. Tubers and bulbs from Northern India. Growing 

 in the Gardens. 



NoRTHCLiFFE, Lady, Sutton Place, Guildford. Seeds of Meconopsis racemosa and a 



collection of herbaceous plants. Growing in the Gardens. 

 NoRTHovER, W., Stanhope Road, Highgate. Swiss beans for trial. See p. 330. Seeds 



of Aster, Iris, Lcontopoduim, and Pote^itilla. Plants raised and growing in the 



Gardens and distributed to Fellows. 

 NoTCUTT, R. C, Woodbridge. Cytisus nigricans. Planted in the Gardens. 

 Onion, J. W., Sidmouth, Devon. Seed potatoes. 



Onslow, Lord, Clandon Park, Guildford. Collection of herbaceous plants. Growing 

 in the Gardens. 



Onslow, Miss, Send, Surrey. An unnamed Australian plant, &c. Growing in the 

 Gardens. 



Paine, Charles, Haverstock Hill, N.W. Tea seed from Calcutta. Plants raised and 



distributed to Fellows. 

 Paul, G., Cheshunt. Collection of roses. Planted in the Gardens. 

 Paul, W., Waltham Cross. Collection of roses. Planted in the Gardens. 

 Pearson & Sons, Lowdham, Notts. Vine ' Diamant-Traube,' added to the collection ; 



rose, paradise, and quince stocks for the Students' Garden at Wisley. 

 Perry, Amos, Winchmore Hill, N. Phlox Laphavii, Perry's variety. Planted in 



the Gardens. 



Pfitzer, W., Stuttgart. Collections of gladioli, verbenas, and cannas. The cannas 



will be reported on in 1907. 

 Phillipson, R. H., Bolton, Lancashire. Tomato seed for trial. See p. 348. 

 Pinches, John, Camberwell. Acme labels for fruit trees. 

 Pinches, R., Camberwell. Liquid sulphur mildew cure. See p. 350. 

 Pirie, Miss, Ripley, Surrey. Plants for the Gardens. 



PococK, R., Southover Grange, Lewes. Tomato seed for trial. See p. 348. 



PoTTEN, E., Camden Nurseries, Cranbrook. Trollius europceus, Potten's variety. 



Planted in the Gardens. 

 Rani Yadlal, Arrah, India. Indian seeds. Plants growing in the Gardens ; will be in 



part distributed to Fellows. 

 Raschen, H. H., Sidcup. Beans for trial. See p. 330. 

 Reuthe, G., Keston. Crocus sativus. Planted in the Gardens. 



RicKETTS, G. H. M., Foulis Court, Eastleigh. Mango seeds. Plants raised and 



growing in the Gardens. 

 RiDGEWELL, J. H., Histon, Cambs. Seed potatoes. See p. 343. Seed of cabbage 



and Brussels sprouts. Will be reported on in 1907. 

 Robinson, Miss H. G., Stonehouse, Glos. Gloxinia tuhiflora. Growing in the 



Gardens. 



Ross, C, Welford Park, Newbury. Seed potatoes. See p. 344. 



Ross, Lieut.-Col. Sir John, Rostrevor, Ireland. Seeds of Calliti'is oblonga and 



Eucryphia pinnaiifolia. Plants will be distributed to Fellows. 

 Rothschild, Right Hon. Lord, Tring. Collection of seedling Hippeastrums. Growing 



in the Gardens and distributed to Fellows. 

 RouPELL, W., Roupell Park, S.W. Eyes of Vine ' Diamant-Traube.' Vines raised 



and added to the collection. 

 Row, W. North, Cove, Devon. Datura ' Cornucopia,^ Nicandra physaloides, and 



Pelargonium ' Acliievernent.'' 

 Russell, L. R., Richmond. Ribes speciosum. Planted in the Gardens. 

 Sandeman, Col. -J. G., Hayling Island. Seeds of Cryptomeria, Eucalyptus, PJiil- 

 ■ ' lyrea, &c., and plants from Punta Arenas. Growing in the Gardens. Seedlings 



will be distributed to Fellows. 

 Sandeman, Mrs. C. S., Droughty Ferry, N.B. Bush-threader. See p. 350. 

 Satow, S. a. M., Berkhampsted. Aster, marigold, and lettuce seeds from Peking. 

 Scarlett, T. A., Market Street, Edinburgh. Seed potatoes. See p. 346. 

 Schroder, Baron, The Dell, Englefield Green. Leaves of the best named varieties 



of Rex begonias, from which a stock has been raised for distribution to 



Fellows. 



Scrase-Dickenr, C, Coolhurst, Horsham. Dierama penclula and a collection of 

 early-flowering gladioli. Planted in the Gardens. 



