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By APPOINTMENT 
TO MIS MAJESTy 
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To- our- Customers 
We have again pleasure in sending you a copy of our ILLUSTRATED GUIDE FOR 
AMATEUR GARDENERS, and we take this opportunity of thanking you for your very 
liberal patronage during the past year, and hope that we may continue to receive your 
valued support, which we shall at all times endeavour to merit. 
THE SEED HARVEST. The long continued wet and cold of the Autumn of 1909 
proved very disastrous to the harvesting of our Seed Crops, and consequently, really good 
samples of Broad and Runner Beans, and some of the later kinds of Peas are exceedingly 
scarce. Owing to this and the increased wastage in picking, we have been compelled to 
make a slight advance in our prices for a few of these. Of most other Vegetable Seeds, 
however, although but short crops have been harvested, we have secured an excellent 
supply of good growth and quality, and are giving our customers the fullest advantage by 
offering them at the same prices as last year. We would draw particular attention to the 
special varieties of Peas, and other choice Vegetable Seeds, bearing our name, which we 
have every confidence in recommending as the finest obtainable. 
We take the greatest care with the growth and selection of our fine stocks of 
VEGETABLE SEEDS, and carefully test the germinating qualities of all varieties before 
sending them out — an important consideration. Our customers may, therefore, rely on all 
the seeds we supply being of the best growing quality, and, under favourable conditions, 
producing the most satisfactory results. 
SEED POTATOES are a good average crop, and we list a choice selection of the 
finest of the recently introduced varieties, besides many splendid sorts of our own raising, 
which have become highly popular. Growers of Potatoes should bear in mind that 
a change of soil and stock is of great importance to their successful cultivation. 
We have at our NURSERIES a grand stock of Fruit Trees, Roses, Clematises, and 
other hardy climbers , Hardy Herbaceous Plants, and other subjects for the garden, which 
we specially recommend to the notice of our customers (See pages 123 to 158). 
We have made extensive preparations for the prompt execution of orders, but as we are 
always very much pressed at the height of the sowing season, we would respectfully ask that 
customers will favour us with their orders as early as possible in the New Year, whatever 
may be the condition of the weather. 
Daniels Bros., L td. 
January 1st, 1910. 
