Carters’ La»vns and Flower Beds. These formed an attractive 
teature in the Exhibition Grounds, and were much admired and appreciated by all the 
9,“'^ /.aw'ns and Flowers covered five large sections similar to above, making In 
all about five acres. ° 
folio Awards were conferred (in competition) upon our House, as 
Diplomai Grass Lawns (as shown above). 
j» >1 Annuals (embracing 300 varieties of Floors). 
M II Sweet Peas (55 distinct varieties). 
•I II Mignonette (Carters’ Perfection). 
»> II Begonias {Crown Jewels, for bedding, Double and Single). 
II II Gladiolus (Carters’ Butterfly). 
The above honours were awarded for excellence as displayed by the p«>duce of our 
Seeds, and we are sure that our Customers will, withiigj_feelgratified to know that * 
Carters’ “ Tested ” Seeds have again received the hiejjpcSfj^^'SS^SQ international and 
keen competition. 
337, 238, & 97, High Holborn, London. — 1908. 
\ V 
IRISH INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION, DUBLIN, 190 t! 
Presented to the L. H. Bailey Hortorium 
by the Missouri Botanical Garden, 1972. 
