March 20, 1909. THE GARDENING WORLD. 
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Eckford’s 
Giant Sweet Peas 
HEHHI E!KFM, F.8.8.S.. 
(Dept. 8), 
Went, Shropshire. 
SPECIAL 
1 full-sized Packet of each of the 5 Grand Novelties, and 
also the Villa (Bj Collection, post free for 9s. 6d. 
£ Packet of each, po-t free for 5s. 
NOVELTY OFFER. 
1 Packet each of the 5 Grand Novelties, and also the Villa 
(C) Collection, post free for 7s. 6d. 
£ Packet of each, post free for 4s. 
A Booklet giving full particulars on the Culture of Sweet Peas given with every order . 
TABLE GARDEET FOR 5s. 6d. 
ECKFORD’S IDEAL COLLECTION OF YEGETABLE SEEDS. 
Four half-pints of Eckford’s Pedigree 
„ ,. The ?, uant j t!e ! in th i s collection are sufficient for Ordinary Gardens. Allotments, etc., and contain the following : Four half-nints of Eckford’s Pedim-ee 
C inary Peas for Succession ; half pints each of Broad Beans, Dwarf French Beans and Scarlet Runners' and liberal packets of the following small Seeds • 
Beet Borecole, Broccoli (three varieties-early medium and late), Brussels Sprouts, Early Cabbage, Picking Oelen/ 
Cress, Bidge Cucumber, Lettuce (two varieties. Mustard, Onions (two varieties). Parsley. Parsnip, Radish, Tomato, Garden Tu'rnip, and Vegetable Marrow 
Sent Carnage Paid for 6/6 cash with, order. If pints of Peas^d B^ns m'e r^°“ ! ’Sl?S?^ h e& Collection wiU be 8/-, carriage paid. 
A specially written Booklet on Vegetable Culture for the Amateur is given free with every order. ^ P 
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:ford flower gardekt. 
ECKFORD’S 5s. IDEAL COLLECTION. 
l°\f Ckf0ra ’! “ “ atohIess ” Mixture of Giant Sweet Peas ; 3 packets of Choice Asters, separate colours ; 3 packets of Choice Double Ten Week 
^n^i. Pa I? teCOl °r rS: , 3 .P a °ketf of Ornamental Grasses for mixing with Cut Flowers. 1 packet of each of the following twelve Harfv 
T„rv^ a '-^y ssum f f or edging CaHiopsis, SI,idey Poppy Annual Chrysanthemum, Schizanthus, Eschscholtzia, Godetia, MSuresSwer 
Larkspur, Mignonette, Nasturtium, and Nigella. 1 packet each Half Hardy Annuals, as follows: Lobelia, Nicot'ana Marirali and thr^ ’ 
Everlastmgs for Winter Decoration; 1 packet each of Hardy Perennials, as follows: Antirrhinum, A quilegiaTandOtataSbuPvB e m. 
with 1 packet of Single Wallflowers.-5s. post free for Cash with Order. ut ^ 
ECKFORD S 2s 6d. IDEAL COLLECTION. 
1 packet of each of the following Choice Flower Seeds : “ Matchless ’ Mixture of Giant Sweet Peas; Choice Mixed Asters • Choice 
Double-Ten-week Stocks, mixed ; Ornamental Gras-es. mixed : Annual Chrysanthemum,mixed ; Shirley Poppy • Eschscholtzia- 
mixed; Larkspur, Candytuft, Lobelia, Mignonette, Sohizalithu-, Nicotians, Marigold, Nasturtium, Tall, and Sinele Wall ^ 
flowers.- 2/6 free for Cash with <"> — 6 
ECKFORBS CELIIYAR 
All Peas are carefully h ind picked, and none but healthy, fertile sample- are ever sold to customers. 
The following Collections of Culinary Peas for complete succession will give FIVE MONTHS’ continuous 
supply, if sown in the order marked on each packet. 
SPECIAL 1909 COLLECTIONS. 
COLLECTION A. 
4 pints in sealed packets 
for complete succes¬ 
sion . 3s 9 a. 
COLLECTION B. 
6 pints in sealed packets 
fo ■ complete succes¬ 
sion 5s. 6d. 
COLLECTION D. 
12 pints in sealed i ackets 
for complete succes¬ 
sion 11s. 
All sent Carriage Free for cash with order. 
‘CULINARY PEAS AND HOW TO GROW THEM.” A booklet by Henry 
ECKFORD, sent free with all orders for Culinary Peas. 
FREE 
Send us your name and address and we will 
forward you, entirely free of charge, our 
artis'ic coloured Catalogue for 1909 This 
contains full particulars of sweet Peas, 
Vegetable, and all Seeds for the Carden. 
_ purchase seed of inferior quality for yourgarden, when by sending to 
K- kford, at \\ em, the best can be obtained ? The success of your pai den 
depend- upon the seed supplied, and it therefore becomes a question of QUALITY— 
not quantity Every seed sent out by me is carefully examined by hand, and brighter 
colours, largi r do re s, and longer stems will be the result of growing seed bought from Wem 
NOVELTIES FOR THE SEASON. 
oodwell F. Browne (waved). A beautiful intense bright crimson, almost a self. 7 seeds. 6d. y 
15 seeds, 1/-. 
Apple Blossom (waved). As its name denotes, this is a beautiful flower of Apple Blossom colour. 
20 seeds, 6d., 40 seeds, 1/-. 
Queen Victoria (waved). Extremely large flowers, with a background of deep primrose, flushed 
with rose. 10 seeds, 6d., 20 seeds, 1/-. 
Mid Blue (Dobbie’s). A medium sized erect flower of deep sky-blue, nearly a self. 10 seeds, 6d., 20 seeds, 1/-. 
Saint George Bright fiery orange standards wings slightly deeper than the standard. 7 seeds, 6d., 
15 seeds, 1/-. 
VILLA (B) COLLECTION. 
VILLA (C) COLLECTION. 
24 splendid varieties, suitable for 
12 splendid varieties, suitable for 
exhibition, 50 seeds of each, 5s. 6d. 
exhibition, 50 seeds of each, 2s. 9d. 
VILLA (E) COLLECTION. 
12 extra varieties, suitable for 
exhibition, 25 seeds of each, Is. 6d. 
