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HERBACEOUS PHLOX. 
PERENNIAL i J^R8 Lt|n 
BEAUTIFYING DRY f ^ALLS. ;[ 
IMAUKluL rivlL/n/AivU, 
Hardy Plant Nurseries, CHRISTCHURCH, HANTS. \ 
HARDY PLANTS 
. . FOR . . 
HERBACEOUS 
BORDERS. 
ROCK, ALPINE, WALL, 
AND WATER GARDENS. 
Plans and Estimates 
All Classes of Garden Work. 
Catalogue of Alpine and Rock 
Plants Free on Application. 
A Magnificent New 
lONAL pelargonium 
"His Majesty." 
s colour is a Glorious Royal Scarlet, 
Plants 3/6 each in 3 inch pots, 
W. H. PAGE, 
Tangley Nurseries. 
HAMPTON, MIDDLESEX. 
CHOICE DWARF 
CAMPANULAS. 
GROVE & SON, 
Alpine Specialists, 
SUTTON COLDFIELD. 
GOLD MEDALS 
Holland House Show, 
1909 and 1910. 
R. WALLACE s CO., 
Kilnfield Gardens, 
COLCHESTER. 
O RC H 1 DS ™™™"^ AD f 
RHUBARB ROOTS. 
CHAMPION RHUBARB GROWER, 
Syderstone Nurseries, Norfolk. 
By Appointment to H.M. The King. 
1911 FORBES 
Illustrated Plant Catalogue Nearly 200 Pages. 
GOLD MEDAL SPECIALITIES. 
ASTERS^'bEGONIA- Cit JMS CARN 
TIONS. DAHLIAS DELPHINIUMS, P/E0NIES, 
STEM (FnS VhLOXES PE PY A R R ETH^ , UMs' HARDY 
BO RDER S PLANTS^ ^are^b^Tc^ar^d'^LAN for 
arranging HARDY PLANT BORDERS,^ 
JOHN FORBES \h A WIC KX^LI MITED. 
MACKERETHS SPECIAL 
SWEET PEA MANURE, 
NEW PLANTS w FROM CHINA 
ff Inour HERBACEOUS AND ALPINE PLANT Catalogue, just issued, we 
FIRST CLASS NOVELTIES 
secured by our Collector, Mr. CEORCE FORREST, in the high ALPS OF 
YUNNAN, CHINA. These plants, of grout beauty and variety, can be got 
ONLY FROM US, 
and they form an introduction to what is probably the MOST WONDERFUL 
COLLECTION of hardy plants at present existing in the country if not 
IN THE WORLD. And yet the prices are quite absurdly low. 
BEES V?: SFlIVERPOOL. 
G. H. MACKERETH, 
The Sweet Pea Clearing House. 
ULVERSTON 
THE STANcTSfE^ ESTATES 1 * CO., L TD ' 
