THE GARDENERS' MAGAZINE. 



October 



PAUL & SON, The Old Nurseries, GHESHUNT, 



Have for fiftv years made a speciality of 



HARDY ORNAMENTAL TREES, SHRUBS and PLANTS 



A series of Exhibits at the Royal Horticultural Society, to which Medals have been awarded, 

 have shown the wealth and extent of their collections. 



N^OYSJLiTIEIS OF X9XO. 



CATALPA SPECIOSA PULYERULEMTA. - Silver Medal Paris Quinquennial Exhibition, 19 lo, and Silver Medal International 

 LONIGERA PILIATA, R H S , AM, 1910. 



RHUS SINIGA, R.H.S., A.M., 1909.— Illustrated in the "Gardeners' Magazine," 1909. 

 SOLIDACO SPECTABELE, R.H.S., A.M., i9io.--Illustrated in the "Gardeners' Magazine," 1910. 



SPECIALITIES OF HOLLIES. 



icimen Variegated Hollies. 



'to 80 - pcVdnZ,^ 



Best cold Varieties. 



2 to ,v\ft.. 60 - i>vv doz. i ^ '" \shrubs7' 



Standards and Avenue Trees for Street Planting, 



SPECIALITIES OF LIUCS AND OTHER 

 FLOWERING DECIDUOUS SHRUBS. 



RHODODENDRONS AND AZALEAS 

 FROM THE LOAM AT HIGH BEACH. 



Ponticum Rhododendrons for Wood plant- 

 ing. I to 3ft.. 50 - to 120 - i)er uw). 



Choice named kinds, well set with bloom. 

 Azalea Mollis for forcing— Seedling, 



Azalea Pontica, 15 to 20 buds, rs/- 

 headed trees, 10 to 15 feet. 



WM. ARTINDALE & SON'S 



PHLOX DECUSSATA. 



CARNATIONS, PINKS, 

 AURICULAS, DAFFODILS 



(4 Gold Medals R.H,S,J 



SEABROOK'S 

 FRUITTREES 



are renowned for the 

 fruit they produce. 



Write for Catalogue 



now, and secure an 

 early selection of the 

 best trees. 



HERBACEOUS 

 I BORDERS 



250,000 to select from. 



W. SEABROOK&SONS, 



The Nurseries 



(Dept. 2;, 



GREAT BOOKHAM, LEATHERHEAD. CHELMSFORD. 



ROCK I 



__^^GAR^DENS 



ROSES, 



" FRUIT TREES 



WARE'S ^ 



NURSERIES, FELTHAM 



ORCIH 



Karteries easily reached by Rail to BUSH HILL PARK 

 Telephone :-Enfleld, No. 1 and 2. 



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