Canneils’ Floral Guide^ 1909. 
HARDY EVERGREEN, DECIDUOUS, AND FLOWERING 
TREES AND SHRUBS. 
For full List of the above, and also Fruit Trees, see Autumn 
Catalogue, post free on application. 
SIMI^LXj 
EVERGREEN SHRUBS WITH VARIEGATED FOLIAGE. 
EITONTMXTS JAPONICtTS AXJREA 
MA^OINATUS— Leaves green, broadly and 
distinctly margined with gold ; very showy ; a 
ve^ beautiful little shrub. Is. 
EUONYMUS JAPONICUS AXJREA 
VARIE QATXJS — Leaves dark green, with 
bright green-yellow blotch in centre. 6rf. and 
Is. each ; 5s. and 8s. per don. 
EXJONTMXrS JAPONIOXJS LATIFOLIXJS 
VARIEQ-A'i'U S — Leaves dark green, regularly 
margined with white. Is. 
EXJONYMXrS RADICANS VARIEOATITS 
-—Leaves green, broadly and beautifully mar- 
gined bright silver; exquisite plant for edging to 
flower beds. 6d. to Is. each ; 6s. and 8s. per doz. 
A SELECT LIST OF HERBACEOUS 
HARDY PERENNIALS & FLOWERING PLANTS. 
-A-CDRES. 
S For New and Bare Hardy Herbaceous Plants, see front of Q-uide. 
N the wide range of hardy plants, consisting of several thousand species and varieties, some 
choicer greatest care, and we think none 
rfThe wod'rd'^vl sat^^^^ 
THE SWANLEY COLLECTION OF HARDY PLANTS. 
100 Plants in 100 varieties for 25s. 
Collections of 100 useful Border Plante, flowering at various seasons, 30.?. and 50s. 
., bpring flowenng plants, 12 varieties, 9s. 
*» »j 25 ,, 16s, 
*> >> 50 ,, 80s. 
Autumn Flowering Perennials, 12 varieties, 6s. to 16s. 
*> »> 26 ,, 12s. to 80s. 
The for ‘he rock garden carefully selected. sTplante'^ni 60 varieties, 20s. 
Older and commoner sorts : — 25 varieties for 7s. 6rl . ; 60 varieties, 14s. 
We have much pleasure in announcing that for our efforts and excellency of 
PLANTS and STRAINS we were 
AWARDED A GOIaD MKDAli 
A 1 
THE ST. LOUIS EXHIBITION. 
sotticicn^ PI gentleman be deswous of having a similar or smaller extent furnished with 
Plants wi n'K * P''”'?'’'® ‘he same effect, wo shonld be most pleased to inform them how many 
P^ts would be required and the probable cost of same, together with full particulars, and a 
competent man to superintend the planting if desired. ^ auu a 
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