THE GARDENERS' MAGAZINE. 



VEITCHS 



NEW STRAWBERRY 



"GEORGE MONRO." 



Award of Merit, Royal Horticultural Society, May 18th, 1909. 



A splendid early forcing variety, sets 



acquisition for market purposes, as well 



Plants in small puts, 6s. per ,l,;/fn : 40S. pe, 



This splendid Strawberry, raised bv Mr. H. Staples, Swanlev. aiK 

 now offered for the f^rst time is a cross between the two well-knowi 

 varieties, Royal Sov^reipi and Sir Charles lYa.pier. 



It is a prolific bearer, each plant having 50 or more fruits 01 



The fruit is large, resembling Royal Sovereij^n in shape, bri.i^ht re( 

 in colour, with very firm flesh and exquisite flavour. It ripens j 

 veek earlier than Royal Sovereign, 

 ely, and is not subject to mildew. 



iness, and most prolific cropping qualities, make it a most valuabl 

 s for the private garden. 



PRICES TO THE TRADE ON APPLICATION. 



JAMES VEITCH & SONS, Ltd., 



"r^s^e^v!" CHELSEA. 



ORCHIDS. ORCHIDS. 



PRIMULAS! PRIMUUS!! PRIMULAS! 



STEVENS & SON, Coventry. 



HOLLAND IS THE GREAT BULB UNO. 



CELEBRATED BULBS 

 Early Forcing. 



ROMAN HYACINTHS, 

 ROMAN NARCISSUS, 

 Paper WHITE NARCISSUS, 



OF SUPERB QUALITY, 



MERTENSe^CO., 



3, Cross Lane, London, E.C. 



GHHRLESWOBTNtCD., 



Hayward's Heath, Sussex, 



ORCHID SPECIALISTS, 



CED ILLUSTRATED 



STOVE^NDSHo'uSE^UIIiS jF »U 

 JAMES "cypher '& SO"* 



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