February 8, 1908. 
THE GARDENING WORLD . 
101 
XJ M WIN’S 
SWEET PEAS 
are noted for their duality and 
fixity of type the world over. 
AWARDED A GOLD MEDAL N.S.P.S., LONDON, 1906 & 1907 
NOVELTIES for 1908. 
CHRISSIB UNWIN. 
A gn*nd light wavy s :arlet. Per Packet (10 seeds), Is. 
MISS E F. DRAYSON. 
The same type as ihe above, b it is richer in colour. 
For sire and form it is not to be equalled. Per Packet, 
(10seeds,', Is. 
BOBBY K. 
A beautiful soft apple-blossom blush, and the flower is 
of the largest wavy Countess Spencer type. Per 
Packet, (10 seeds). Is. 
WHITE COUNTESS SPENCER 
syn. ETTA DYKE). 
A grand white of the true Countess Spencer type. 
,Own true stock.) Price per Packet (20 seeds), Is. 
ST. GEORGE (HURST'S). 
A mo-t brillian orange-sahnon. A great improvement 
on Evelyn Byatt. Per Packet.(5 seeds) Is. 
BURPBB'S PRIMROSE SPENCER. 
A Primrose of the true Countess Spencer type. Per 
Packet (25 seeds), is. 
The following Collection is arranged with a view to meet¬ 
ing the requirements of the small grower, anil contains the 
cream of the Sweet Peas now in commerce. 
SPECIAL GOLD MEDAL C iLLECTION. 
John Ingman 5 Nora Unwin 
*Pink Pearl f (Jueen Alexandra 
Mrs. Collier *Henry Eckford 
Lady Grizel Hamilton *Zoe 
King Edward VII. Janet Scott 
Helen Pierce Miss Willmott 
Packets marked * will contain about 30 seeds ; other 
packets 50 seeds each. Pri e 2s 6d. the collection, 12 
varieties; or half the above quantities, viz., 15 and 25 seeds 
respectively. 12 varieties, is. 6d. 
SPECIAL N' >TIOE.—Unwiu’s own stocks of John Ingman, 
Helen Lewis, and Countess Spencer are the true wavy 
type and peifectlv fixed. 
Before buying elsewhere, send for my Catalogue and note 
the prices. None but the finest varieties offered, and all 
seeds of the best quality. 
-pecialist, HlSTON, CftMBS. 
W.J. UNWIN, 
THOMSON’S 
GARDEN SEEPS 
All the choicest and 
newest varieties 
of Flowers and 
Vegetables, and all 
the most recent novel¬ 
ties in Sweet Peas, etc. 
Write now for a copy of 
my new Illustrated 
Seed Catalogue 
post free on application. 
-:o:- 
FORT1ST TREES. 
FOREST TREES. 
New and up - to - date 
descriptive Cata- 
logueofall Nursery 
Goods post free on 
. . application. . . 
DAVID W. THOMSON 
Nurseryman & Seedsman, 
113, GE0RCE ST., EDINBURCH. 
The DELIGHTS of GARDENING are 
much enhanced when 
ONLY THE CHOICEST IS CROWN. 
Carter's Quite Content Pea. 
First-class certificate, R.H S., 1006. 
Price 1/- per pkt.; 3 6 per half pint. 
Carter's Scarlet Emperor Bean. 
The long smooth Exhibi ion Runner, with 
pods 15 inches long, hanging in clusters. 
Price 1/- per pkt.; 2/6 per pint; 4/6 per qt. 
Carter's Sunrise Tomato. 
First-class Certificate as an INDOOR 
and OL TDOOR variety, 19U5 and 1907. 
Price 2/6 and 3/6 per packet. 
Carter’s large-fid. Sweet Peas. 
Price 3d., 6d., and 1/- per pkt. 
ALL POST FREE. 
Illustrated Price List Post Free. 
Seedsmen to H.M. the King, 
HIGH HOLBORN, LONDON. 
PEAGUARDS 
& TRAINERS 
for 1908 . 
Improved Espa’ier Fencing and 
Wall Trainers. 
Oatalogue of every Requisite for the Park, Garden, or Estate, Free on applicatiou. 
BOULTON & PAUL, Ltd 
Manufacturers. NORWICH. 
Telegrams: 
‘BouRon.” London. 
Telephone: 
No. 12. 
$OwLforf arPAuL.L?.ff0$v«rtCH.l90»^ 
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