HARDY SHRUBS, ROSES, HARDY PLANTS, FRUIT TREES, STRAWBERRY PLANTS. 4S 
2366 Assorted. 
2367 Assorted. 
2368 Assorted. 
2369 Assorted, 
2370 Assorted. 
HARDY FLOWERING SHRUBS. g, 
per dozen, 24J,, goi,, and 42 
HARDY VARIEGATED-FOLIAGED SHRUBS. 
per dozen, 241., 30J., and 42 
HARDY EVERGREEN SHRUBS. 
per dozen, i8j., 24s., 30J., and 42 
HARDY CLIMBERS. -t- o * ^ 
per dozen, i8f., 24J., and 30 
GREENHOUSE CLIMBERS. 
per dozen, i8s,, 24s,, and 30 
ROSES. 
2371 Dwarf varieties, Perpetuals, Teas, Mosses, etc per dozen, 12s., jsj., and 18 
2372 Standard ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, per dozen, 21 j., 25J., and 30 
2373 Climbing varieties, assorted per dozen, 12s., 15s,, and 18 
GREENHOUSE PLANTS. 
d. 
o 
o 
o 
o 
o 
o 
o 
o 
2374 Assorted Varieties per dozen, i 8 j., 24s., 30J., and 42 o 
A FEW SPECIALITIES IN HARDY PLANTS. 
2375 Hydrangea panlculata grandlflora, a grand hardy plant, producing pyramidal panicles of creamy-white 
flowers, I foot in depth and 2 feet in circumference, each 2s. 6d. to 5J. 6<f., 
2376 Polemonlum varlegatum, foliage beautifully variegated green and white ; a valuable decorative hardy 
plant for beds and flower borders, per doz, 12s. and i8j. 
2377 Primula Japonlca, a decorative plant for rockwork, borders, or conservatory, each gd., is., and is. 6d. 
2378 Rudbeckla Newmanii, a grand herbaceous plant, with rich orange-yellow flowers, each gd. 
2379 Rhus glabra laclniata, elegantly divided fern-like leaves, each 2s. 6d. 
2380 Rubus lacinlatus, an extremely ornamental free-fruiting Bramble, foliage elegantly divided, each is. 6d, 
2381 Sempervlvum spinosum (Cotyledon spinosum), it would be difficult to imagine a plant with so much 
character as this little gem, each 6d., gd., and ij.; per doz. 5^. 6d., ys. 6d., and lor. 6d. 
2382 Tacsonla exonlensls, a magnificent greenhouse climber, rosy-pink flowers, each 2s. 6d. to 51. 6d. 
2383 „ Van Volxemi, flowers brilliant scarlet, a splendid greenhouse climber, each 2s. 6d., gj. 6rf., and 5J.6cf. 
2384 Thallctnun minus, a beautiful border plant, resembling the Maiden Hair Fern, each gd, 
2386 ,, adlantifolium, more graceful than T. minus, each u. 6d. 
2386 ,, adlantifolium glaucum, foliage glaucous green, each is. 6d. 
2387 Tritoma grants. The finest of the genus, stems 5 to 7 feet in height, densely clothed for about two- 
thirds of their length with bright orange and red tubular-shaped flowers, each is . ; per doz, loj. 6d. 
2386 Tussllago flragrans ( Winter Heliotrope), each (sd. ; per doz. 5^. (id. 
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Fine Trained 
Trees. 
Standards. 
Apples 
s, d. s. d. s 
12 6 to 15 6 2 
10 6 ... '2 
12 6 „ 15 62 
12 6 „ IS 6 2 
10 6 ... 2 
10 6 ... 2 
Peaches 
Pears 
Plums 
FRUIT TREES. 
Untrained 
Trees, 
Standard. 
Fine Trained 
Trees, 
Dwarfs. 
d. 5. d ,s. d. 5. d. 
'2 o to 3 6 4 6 to 
3 6|S 6 „ 
3 6;4 6 „ 
3 6.S 6 „ 
3 6|S 6 .. 
3 6 4 6 
3 6j4 6 .. 
2 O 
S . 
d . 
s . 
d . 
Almonds, Sweet 
6 to 
3 
6 
Crabs, Siberian 
6 „ 
3 
6 
Figs, in Pots 
6„ 
7 
6 
,, Castle Kennedy 
Medlars 
6„ 
7 
6 
6„ 
7 
6 
Barberries 
per doz. 7 
6 to 
12 
0 
Blackberries, American and 
others 
„ 18 
0 II 
30 
0 
Cranberries 
„ 12 
0 ,, 
18 
0 
Currants 
.. 6 
0 ,, 
12 
0 
Gooseberries 
.. 6 
0 ,, 
12 
0 
Nuts, Cob 
,, 12 
0 ,, 
18 
0 
Untrained 
Trees. 
Dwarfs, 
Fine Half- 
Standard 
Trees, 
In Pots. 
Fine Dwarf 
and Pyramid 
Trees. 
In Pots. 
Fine Trained 
Trees. 
Pyramids. 
J. d. 
5 . d. 5, d. 
5 , d. s. d. 
s. d. I. d. 
2 6 
S 6 to 10 6 
36 
2 6 
7 6 to IS 6 
S 6 ,, 10 6 
3 6 
56,, 10 6 
S 6 „ 76 
4 6 to 7 6 
2 6 
7 6 ■■ IS 6 
S 6 ,, 10 6 
2 6 
76.. IS 6 
56,, 10 6 
3 6 
S 6 „ 10 6 
S 6 .. 76 
36,, 76 
2 6 
S 6 ,, 10 6 
S 6 „ 76 
3 6 „ 7 6 
s. d. s. d. 
Mulberries each 7 6 to 21 o 
Quinces 2 6,, 7 6 
Services 2 6 „ 3 6 
Spanish Chesnuts 3 6 „ 5 6 
Walnuts „ 3 6 „ 7 6 
Nuts, Filbert per doz. 12 
Raspberries per doz. 3/6 to 7/6, per 100 21 
Strawberries in Pots, for 
Forcing in Fruiting Pots per doz. 9 
Grape Vines, medium, strong, 
and extra strong, each 7/6, 10/6, 12/6, 15 
o to 18 
O ,, so 
12 o 
o ,, 21 0 
A SELECT LIST OF STRAWBERRIES. 
We have omitted from our list many varieties of Strawberries, either because they arc synonymes of 
those enumerated or inferior to them. 
Less quantities than $0 0/ a sort will be charged a little higher. 
per 100 a, <f. 
Alpine, red or white 3 6 
Auguste Nicaise, large crim- 
son 5 6 
Bicton Pine, white, large ... 5 6 
Black Prince, early 3 6 
British Queen S 6 
Dr. Hogg, very large 5 6 
Due de Magenta, ... 5 6 
Elton Pine, late 3 6 
Frogmore late Pine 5 6 
per 100 «. 
Grove End Scarlet 3 
Hautbois (Myatt's) 3 
JamesVeitch, superiorjtavour 5 
Keen’s Seedling, early 5 
Le Constant 5 
Le Gros Sucre, an excellent 
forcing variety 5 
Lucas, large $ 
Ma.rguentQ, forces well 3 
Oscar, large and firm 5 
Strawberry Plants, in 60 Pots, 3/6 per dozen ; in Fruiting Pots, 12/ per dozen. 
12 and 13, King Street, Covent Garden, 1879.] 
per loo a. d. 
President, great cropper 5 6 
Prince Arthur, 3 6 
Sabreur, dark crimson 3 6 
Scarlet Pine, prolific 3 6 
Sir C. Napier 5 6 
Sir Joseph Paxton, 5 6 
Souvenir de Kieff* 5 6 
The Amateur, fiavour... $ 6 
VicomtesseH^ricautdeThury 5 6 
