THE GARDENERS' MAGAZINE. 



BY SPECIAL APPOINTMKXT '^"^ "^-"^ MAJKSTV Till 



Messrs. JAMES VEITGH & SONS 



40 GOLD MEDALS 



and nearly loo Silver Cups and Medals for Groups 



uANGLEY & r""^ FRUIT TREES in Pots 4 Gold Medals 



^ feltham Collections of Fruit of APPi.ES & PEARS 2 Gold Medals 



Nmsen . [Fot Collection of GOOSEBERRIES - - - 2 Gold Medals 



NOVELTIES for AUTUMN 1909 



APPLE, FELTHAIVI BEAUTY 



A remarkably fine dessert apple, ripening early in Au&rust. intermei 



characler between the two parents -Mr. Gl idstone and Cox's Oranfe Pippm.; A M. R H S 

 Dwarf Maidens, 7/6 each. 



APPLE, REV, W. WILKS 



The fruits of this f^ne novelty are very large, of goDd shape, and yellowish green in colour, spotted with bioun 



«t;.r«r.?I'' 1 r ' w P^^^^^^"^iy flavoured. An excellent apple for cooking 



A M rI? s" " '''''' "'"''^'^ Peas.ood's Nonsuch x Ribston Vv. 



Dwarf Maidens, 6/- each. 

 2yearIV;mids, 7,6 each. 



GRAPE, PRINCE OF WALES 



A sport fro n ^frs^Pince ; berries black, large and oval, of good and slightly Muscat flavour ; bunches lar,. . 

 and tapering F.C.C. September, 29th, 1908. ^ ' ■. ' 



Planting Canes, 7/6 and 10/3 each. 

 Fruiting Canes, 15/- to 21 - each, 



STRAWBERRY, GEORGE MONRO 



A splendid early forclnjr variety, sets freely, and is not subject to mildew. 



Plants in small pots, 6/- per dozen ; 40,'- per 100. 

 Runners from the open ground, 3'- per dozen ; 20/- per 100 

 Me . s -s. ViarCII wilM)e pie iscd to forw.ird p ,s free ori ap^ilicitioi Cat ilo-ues of all Garden Plant F 't T ^ . B 1 S l eri 



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