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TUB GARDENING WORLD 
March 23, 1907, 
“G.W.” PRIZE 
WINNERS. 
MOST EASTERLY NURSERY. 
WHY GO ON HAVING FAILURES? 
WEEK THE 
and others. We can supply you witli everything you 
need for your Carden. Seeds, Plants. Utensils, etc., of 
all descriptions. We want the “ C.W.” Prize Winners to 
send us their requirements and they can be assured of 
being satisfied and receiving Crand Value. Write us, 
sending your requirements. Below are a few of our offers. 
SEEDS. 
Drop us a line for our new SEED LIST now ready. We 
solicit a trial of our genuine stock of POTATOES, VEGE¬ 
TABLES, and FLOWERS of all kinds, which are not only 
true, but very lowest prices, and finest procurable. We 
shall be glad to post you a copy of our List on application. 
COLLECTIONS TO SUIT ALL. 
COLLECTION No. 1 contains 22 sorts cf Vegetable Seeds 
and 12 varieties of Showy Annuals. 5-; free per Parcels 
Fost, 5/6. 
COLLECTION No. 2 contains 13 sorts of Vegetable Seeds 
and 6 varietiis of Showy Annuals. 2/6 ; free per Parcels 
Post, 2/9. 
LILIES 
FROM JAPAN. 
Lilium Auratum, immense bulbs, very sound, 14 to 15 ins 
louud. 1 3 each, 3 for 3/-. - 
Second Size, 11 to 13 ins. round, fine lot, 9d. each, 3 for 2/- 
Large Bulbs, 9 to 11 ins. round. 6d. each, 5/- doz. 
Lilium Longiflorum, pure white, sweet scented, trumpet 
lily, large blooms, very hardy. 3/- doz. 
Liiium Speciosum Album, white and rubrum, fine sound 
plump lot. cheap. 5/- doz., 6 for 2/6. 
Guaranteed to give satisfaction. 
YOU KNOW OUR QUALITY. 
All above sent, well packed & carriage paid for cash. 
Catalogues free on application, for Bulbs, Roses, 
Fruit Trees, etc. 
DICK INSON & SONS, 
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BULB IMPORTERS, / ;/. 
NURSERYMEN f SEEDSMEN, 
HITHER GREEN, LONDON, S.E. 
GRICE’S SWEET PEAS. 
F' r nearly 10 years we have claimed for our Sweet Pea 
collections that they were not only the Cheapest but the 
best in the market, and a trial order will prove conclusively 
that while it is necessary to pay a fair price for a good 
article, it is not necessary to pay the fancy prices so often 
asked for seeds of these charming and popular flowers. 
Our Collections for the present season have as usual been 
carefully revised, and we Invite comparison of our offer 
with any other advertised. 
Collection No. 1 contains 18 fine named varieties, em¬ 
bracing all shades of colour. Price 1/2 Post Free. 
With the above we send gratis a packet of 100 seeds of our 
Prize Strain ef Aster Ciant Comet mixed. 
Collection No. 2 contains 18 choice varieties entirely 
distinct from No. 1. Price 1, 8 Post Free. 
With the above we send gratis a packet of 100 seeds of 
our Prize Strain of Large Flowering Stocks mixed. 
The two collections, post free. 2/6, with a packet of our 
Special Strain of Machet Mignonette, gratis. 
Collection No. 3 contains the following 18 superb new 
varieties:—Black Knight, Dainty, Dorothy Eckford, Gladys 
Unwin, George Goidon, Helen lewis, Helen Pierce, Hon. 
Mrs. E. Kenyon, Jeannie Gordon, Jessie Cuthbeitson, King 
Edward VII., Lady Grisel Hamilton, Marchioness of Chol- 
mondeley, Miss H. Philbrick, Miss Willmott, Mrs. Walter 
Wright, Prince of Wales, Romolo Piazzaui. 
60 seeds each, packed separately ... 2/6. 
With the above we send gratis a packet of 100 Seeds of 
our Superb Strain of Aster Victoria, mixed. 
The three collections post free 6/-, with Black Michael, 
Boltons Pink, David R. Williamson, Evelyn Byatt, Florence 
Spencer, John Ingman (25 seeds each) gratis. 
BEGONIAS. 
We make a great speciality of these lovely flowers, and 
after an immense stock of strong two-year old tubers, which 
we guarantee will give the greatest satisfaction to all 
purchasers. 
Single :—Scarlet, Crimson, Pink, Copper, White, Yellow, 
Salmon. Orange, separate or mixed, per doz. 2/6, per 10017/6. 
Double:— Copper, Orange, Pink, Red, Yellow, White, 
separate or mixed, per doz. 3/6, per 100 27/-. 
General Catalogue together with our dainty Sweet Pea 
List, sent gratis and post free to all applicants. Please 
favour us with an application. 
RUIOR/T 
\Birmimgham. 
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SECRET OF SUCCESSFUL PLANTING 
is to buy from England’s BLEAKEST OOAST ! Give us a 
trial, you will never regret it !!_ We bold thousands of 
TESTIMONIALS from delighted customers testifying as t > 
the hardiness aud success of our plants, etc. The MOST 
EASTERLY NURSERY has been established 18 years, and its 
reputation built up through sheer merits of hardiness, 
quality and cheapness of its plants. 
The TRUE TEST OF CHEAPNESS is to buy stuff which 
will thrive and give satisfaction. 
FOREST TREES, SHRUBS, FRUIT TREES & BUSHES, 
ROSES, PLANTS, BULBS & SEEDS 
in Any Quantity or Variety. State wants, low esti¬ 
mates per return, together with large Catalogue of cheap 
offers aud (if requested; a large packet of SWEET PEAS 
gratis. 
5/- orders of Shrubs, Trees, Hedging ; 6 - orders of Plants, 
Bulbs, and all cheap collections, Carriage Paid. 
BULBS. 
Gladioli Brenchleyensis, immense scarlet, large bulbs, 
9d. dozen, 5/- 100. White or pink Cladioli, 2/6 10b. Tiger 
Lilies, 2/- dozen, Montbretias or Spanish Irises, 2/- 100. 
Carnations, Mrs. Muir, immeuse white, of perfect form, 
unequalled for picking, very free bloomiug and vigorous, 
6 for 1/3, 2/- dozen, 50 for 6/-, 100 for 10/-. Old Clove, 
dark red, clove scented. Mrs. Nicholson, large new pink, 
all 4d. each, 3/- dozen, all extra stout layers. Carnations 
from seed, strong, mixed doubles, 1/- dozen. Mrs. 
Sinkins, or white fringed Pinks, 2/- dozen. 3/- orders for 
Bulbs aud Plants Carriage Paid. 
Hedging speciality. Myrobella Plum. — Absolutely un" 
rivalled for rapidly lorming impenetrable thorny fences; no 
gaps, no trespassers, thrives in moit trying situations, light 
or heavy soil, 4/- 100, 30/- 1,000. Quickthorn, 1 to 1J ft., 
3/6 100, ; 30/- 1,000. Beech, 1 ft., 4/6 100 ; 1| It., G/6 100. 
Sweet Brier, 2/- dozen. 
Ovalifolium Privet.— 'ilie large leaf makes superb ever¬ 
green fence rapidly ; transplanted, bushy, 1 -1 i It., 5/-100 ; 
2 ft., 7/- 100 ; 3 ft., 10/-100 ; extra bushy, 3 ft., 3/- dozen ; 
4-5 ft, very heavy and bushy, 7/6 dozen. Yew, Golden 
Privet, Holly, and Japanese Euonymus, from 3/6 dozen. 
. 15/ 100. 
Crand Evergreen Shrubs.— Arbor-Vit*, Cypress, Yew, 
Box, Euonymus, Firs, Holly, Aucubas, Laurels, etc., 4d., 
6d„ and 9d. each. 
Lovely Scented Foliage Shrubs.— Rosemary, Cotton 
Lavender, Southernwood, Common Lavender, one of each, 
1/-. Lemou Verbena aud Sweet Bay, 1/- each. 
Lovely Hardy Flowering Shrubs. —Lilac, Laburnum, 
Syringa, Berberis, Brooms, Coronilla, Cytisus, Deutzias, 
Guelder Rose, Hydrangeas, Spiraeas, Ribes, Veronicas, 
Laure.-tinus, Tamarix, eta, etc., 4d., 6d., and 1/- each. 
Useful Hardy Climbers.—Honeysuckle, Virginia 
Creeper, Roses, Hops, Cotoneaster, Clematis, Ivy,Everlasting 
Peas, Passion Flower, Pyracantba, Wistaria, Forsyttiia, 
Jessamine, 4d., 6d., and 9d. each. American Bellbine, single 
aud double, pink, 12 for 9d. Ampelopsis Veitchii, small 
leaf Virginia, sticks like paint, 6d. and 1/-, in pots. 
Fruit Trees, strong, best varieties half price to 
clear.—Apples, Pears, Plums, Damsons, Apricots, Cherries, 
1/- each, 9/- dozen. Peaches, 2/- each. Walnuts, Figs, 
Mulberries, and Almonds, 1/- and-2/- each. Filbert Nuts, 
6/- dozen. Raspberry Caues, 2/6 for 50. Red or Black 
Currants, 3 years, 2/6 dozen. Black Hamburgh Crape 
Vines, 4 ft. rods, 2 _ /6 each. Extra fruiting size, 5/- each. 
Loganberry (cross Blackberry and Raspbeny), immense 
berries of superb flavour, heavy cropper, 1/- each, 7/- dozen. 
Wineberry, Japanese, 1/- each. American Blackberry, 
4/6 dozen. Strawberry-Raspberry (cross), 3/6 dozen. 
SPECIAL CHEAP COLLECTIONS. MY CHOICE. 
15 assorted Flowering Shrubs, 3/6 ; larger selected, 
6/9. 15 Assorted Evergreen Shrubs, 3/6 ; larger 
selected, 6/9. 60 Assorted Shrubs and Trees, 10/6 ; 15 
Assorted Forest Trees, 4ft., 3/6; 6-7 ft , 6/9. 3 Apple, 
2 Pear, 2 Plum, 1 Cherry, average 4-5fc., all best sorts, 
7/-. 6 Climbing, 6 Bush Boses, 3/6 ; extra stout, 6/9. 12 
Choice Assorted H.P. Roses, dwarf, 5/6, 50 for 17/6. 6 
Standard Roses, 5/-. 
Beautiful Plants for Early Spring Blooming.— 50 
Wallflowers, 50 Daisies, 50 Pansies, 25 Forget-me-nots, 30 
Polyanthus, 10 Arabis, 20 Cornflowers, 3/9. 
Lovely Hardy Perennials (Strong, transplanted).— 
Columbines, Arabis, Antirrhinums, Calliopsis, Michaelmas 
Daisy, Campanulas, Foxgloves, Canterbury Bells, 
Delphiniums, Indian Pinks, Doronicums, Hollyhocks, Snn- 
! flowers, Mimulus, 1 o]yanthus. Sweet Williams, Orieutal 
Poppy, Gaillardias, Aubretia, Stalice, Columbines, Foten- 
tilla, Chrysanthemums, Auriculas, Lupins, Dotoiiiiums, 
Lychnis, Gypsophila, Physalis; all 9d. dozen. Strong 
plants. 
Pansies, choice mixed, 4d. dozen, 2/- 100. 
Polyanthus, choice mixed, 6d. dozen, 3/- 100. 
Daisies. Double White, very strong, 2/6 100; Double 
Pink, 1/6 100. 
Wallflowers, Blood-red, Golden Queen, or Purple 
Emperor, 1/3 100 ; extra bushy selected, 2/6 100. 
Blue Cornflowers. 2 - loo. 
Strawberry, Paxton or Royal Sovereign, strong trans¬ 
planted, 3/6 100. St. Joseph, perpetual bearer, crops from 
June to October, 5i- 100. 
Cabbage Plants, early sorts, 1;- loo. 
Beautiful Hardy Climbers.— 2 Virginia Creeper, 6 
American Bellbine, 2 Clematis vitalba, 1 Cotoneaster, 2 
Honeysuckle, 4 Roses, 2 Euonymus, 1 Jasmiue, 6 Irish Ivy, 
4 Pea perenuial, 3 \-. 
Greenhouse Plants, large stock.—Arums. Begonias 
fibrous, Acacia Lopbantha, Aralias, Campanula 
Isophylla (white), Cyclamen, Cinerarias, Cyperus 
(Continued from last column .) 
(umbrella palm), Cenista (cytisus), Heliotrope. Myrtles, 
Pelargoniums. Passion Flower, Primula, Scarboro 1 Lily, 
all strong pot plants, 4d. and 6d. each, 3/6 and 5/6 per dozen, 
Deutzia gracilis, Hydrangeas. Spiraea Japonica, 41 
each. Sparmania Africana. Lemon Verbenas. India 
Rubber plants, all 1/- each. 
Tradescantia Variegata, lovely silvery foliage, creeping 
habit, unequalled for baskets and borders, 9d. per dozen. 
Heliotrope and Musk (sweet scented), 9d. per dozen. 
Creeping Jenny, with yellow blooms, 9d. dozen. Azalea 
Indica, strong, good heads, 1/6 and 2/- each. Marguerites, 
strong autumu struck, white, yellow and blue, Calceolaria 
(Golden Gem), 9d. per dozen. Fuchsias, grand mixed 
sorts, 9d. dozen ; from pots, 4d. and 6d. each. 
Ceraniums, enormous stock, all sorts, list sent. Ivy 
Ceraniums, Madame Crousse (double piuk . Chas. 
Turner (double crimson), Jean D’arc (double white), ail 
1/6 per dozen; ditto, extra stout, fiom pots, 3/- dozen. 
Ceraniums, choice mixed, T/3 per dozen ; ditto, extra 
stout, to flower early, 2/- to 3/- per dozen. 
Gloxinias or Begonias (dry bulbs), choice mixed, 16 
per dozen, 8/6 1U0, with full cultural directions. 
Beautiful Hardy Flower Seeds, all flower thi- 
snminer ; 27 var.eties, including Stocks and Asters, and 
Dorothy Eckford Sweet Pea (the finest white), with full 
cultural directions, the whole collection only lOd.! ! 
Exhibition Sweet Peas.—Collection of 16 name.) 
varieties which won Champion Prize at National Sweet 
Pea Exhibition, Loudon, with cultural directions, 
post free, 1/3. 
£1 Worth of Vegetable Seeds for 5/9, half-quantity, 
3/6; with full Cultural Directions.— Vegetable seeds to 
entirely stock the average garden for a year, all the best 
varieties, and all new seeds. Six pints Peas, large size 
Marrowfats (not small shots). Early, Medium aud Late, two 
pints each ; one pint Broad Beans ; one pint Dwarf Kidney 
Beans ; half-pint Runner Beans. Ounce packets of the 
following :—Radish, long ; Radish, turnip ; Cress, Spinach, 
Parsley, Parsnip Turnip, Carrot, Beet. Large packets of :— 
Lettuce, Cos; Lettuce, Cabbage; Ouion, spring; Onion, 
winter; Savoy, Cabbage, Cauliflower, Celery, red ; Celery, 
white ; Cucumber, Leek, Brussels Sprouts, Broccoli, Borecole, 
Vegetable Marrow. Tomato, and GIVEN GRATIS 2.000 
SEEDS OF SWEET PEAS, OR any sort of above seeds 
separately at half price, see Catalogue. 
Superb collection for green¬ 
house.—P otted up now will make magnificent dis¬ 
play all summer. 2 smilax, 2 salvias, 2 caruations, 2 aruas. 
2 fibrous begonias, 6 tuberous begonias, 2 ferns, 6 fuchsias 
2 funkia, 4 gloxinias, 6 yellow, 6 white, 2 blue, marguerites. 
2 primulas, 12 variegated tradescantia, 2 nicotiana, t 
calceolarias, 12 mixed geraniums, 2 passionflower climbers 
6 gladioli, 6 early tomatoes, free, 6/9 ; half-quantity, 3,9 
The above are all strong plants aud Lulbs, named and 
packed in wooden box. Carriage paid.—E. GAYE, Oulton 
Broad, Lowestoft. 
Asparagus cplossal, immense 
size shoots, unequalled, grand variety, (March the 
best month to shift). 1 year roots 2/6 100, 2 year roots 3/6 
100, 3 year roots 5/6 100, extra stout transplanted 7/6 100 
Seakale 2/- dozen. 3/6 orders free. GAYE, Oulton Broae 
Nurseries, Lowestoft. 
BLACK CURRANTS.—Baldwin, the 
POPULAR MARKET FAVOURITE. — Immense 
berries. Heavy cropper. One year old, 1/4 dozen, 5/6 100 
Two-year. 2/- dozen, 9/-100. Three-year, 3/- dozen, 12/6 100. 
Carriage paid.—E. GAYE Oulton Broad, Lowestoft. 
BEGONIAS TUBEROUS, large 2 year 
bulbs. Singles in Rose, Scarlet, Yellow, White. 
Copper, 21- dozen, 12/-100. 1 year ditto, 1/6 dozen, 7/6 10U. 
Doubles, choice mixed, 2/- and 3/- dozen. Gloxinias, choice 
mixed, 1/6 dozen, 8/6 100, with full CULTURAL DIREC¬ 
TIONS. Fibrous Begonias, assorted strong pot plants 
3/6 dozen. All post free.—E. GAYE, Oulton Broad 
Nurseries, Lowestoft. 
TOMATO PRODIGIOSUS.—Popular 
favourite. Unequalled for earliness, heavy cropping, 
disease-resisting properties. We are having numerous 
testimonials and repeat orders from last year’s delighted 
customers. Thousands of strong, sturdy plants, December 
sown, TWICE transplanted, 2/- doz., 10/-100; from pots, 
with mould, 3/6 doz., post free, with full CULT ORAL DI¬ 
RECTIONS, making success certain ; SEED, packets, 1.- 
The fruit of this superb, dwarf, short jointed variety is 
smooth medium size, finisliing with a point, no unsightly 
“ eye.” Fruiterers rush for it!!—E. GAYE, Oulton Broau 
Nurseries, Lowestoft. 
Rhubarb st. martin, the 
V EARLIEST RED VARIETY. Unequalled for forcing 
One-year roots, 2/- dozen, 8/-100. Two-year clumps, 4 /- dozen 
20/- 100.- Carriage paid. — E. GAYE, Oulton Broad 
Lowestoft. 
HARDY PERENNIALS : — Make 
showy garden all the summer :—6 Columbines, 2 
Auriculas, 12 Michaelmas Daisy, 6 Calliopsis, 6 Chrysanthe¬ 
mums, 2 Caruations Double, 6 Delphiniums, 6 Sweet 
Williams, 6 Doronicum, 6 Foxgloves, 2 Pinks, 6 Gaillardias, 
2 Hollyhocks, 6 Honeysuckle, 2 Hypericum, 0 Lupins, • 
Poppy, 2 Periwinkles, 6 Tradescantia, 6 Silver Grass, o 
Pyretlirums, 12 Sunflowers, 12 Rudbeckia, 2 Pldox, t 
Veronica, 6 Creeping Jenny. Packed in box, all strong 
plants (26 sorts) 7/6, half quantity 4/6. Carnage paid. 
E. GAYE, Oulton Broad Nurseries, Low'estoft. 
E. GAYE °KS° AD LOWESTOFT 
