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GEO. COOLING & SONS’ CATALOGUE OF FRUIT TREES. 
APPLES. 
Standard Trees, 
straight stems and 
good heads, 
each 1 /6 to 2 /6 
extra strong 
fruiting trees, 
each 3 /6 to 6 /- 
Dwarf Trained, for 
Walls and Espaliers, 
each 2 /C to 3 /6 
a few extra 
large fruiting trees, 
each 5 /- to 7 /6 
Horizontal Trained, 
according to tiers, 
each 3/6, aj- & 7 /6 
Pyramids, well grown 
young trees, 
each 1 /6 to 2 /6 
strong, fruiting 
Trees, well-formed, 
set with buds, 
each 3 /6 to 7 /6 
Orchard-House Trees 
in Pots, handsome 
shape, 
each 3 /6 to 7 /6 
Cordon Trained Trees 
each 1 /6 to 3 /6 
Special low p^ices Joy 
quantities. 
Those mayked D aye 
dcsseyt fyuit ; K kit~ 
cheyi or cooking vayi- 
cties. 
1 ~ AIM’I.H, “STlRJ.I.Nli CASTl.U “ 
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Name, 
l>escription. 
Use. 
When fit for use. 
Alfriston 
very targe ; a valuable kitchen apple. 
K 
Nov. to April. 
ALLINGTON PIPPIN 
a cross between King of the Pippins and Co-r’s 
Orange Pippm : a valuable dessert variety 
D 
Nov. to Feb. 
American Mother 
conical high coloured fruit, tender and juicy 
D 
October. 
Mrs. W A LKER, ]V evmouth . — “ Mrs. Walker has received the Fruit Trees and is very pleased with 
them : thev are .so well rooted.” 
