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Vol. XXI.—THE BOOK OF THE IRIS.

A practical guide to the cultivation of the Iris, and also a description of and key to all the garden species and varieties. The book will interest equally the botanical student, the practical gardener, and the lover of beautiful flowers.

Vol. XXII.—THE BOOK OF GARDEN FURNITURE.

A practical handbook to the selection, construction, and arrangement of the various buildings, trellises, pergolas, arches, seats, sundials, fountains, and other structures.

Vol. XXIII.—THE BOOK OF THE CARNATION. By C. P. BROTHERSTON and MARTIN R. SMITH.

Vol. XXIV. THE BOOK OF THE SCENTED GARDEN. By F. W. BURBIDGE.

Vol. XXV. THE BOOK OF GARDEN DESIGN. By CHARLES THONGER.

JOHN LANE, Publisher: LONDON: VIGO STREET, W. NEW YORK: 67 FIFTH AVENUE

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THE NURSERIES

CRAWLEY, SUSSEX

HAVE

THE LARGEST STOCK IN THE COUNTRY

HOME-TRAINED TOPIARY TREES

GREAT VARIETY OF PATTERNS AND SIZES

ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE FREE

MR JOHN LANE will send Post Free to any address, a copy of the Booklet entitled “Books For and About Gardens,” containing particulars of his Publications of interest to lovers of gardens, gardening, etc., with Illustrations by F. L. Griggs, E. H. New, Donald Maxwell, R. H. Moor, etc.

JOHN LANE, PUBLISHER, LONDON AND NEW YORK

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WM. CUTBUSH & SON’S SPECIALITIES

CARNATIONS.—The finest stocks of Malmaisons, Tree or Winter-flowering, and Border Varieties, in strong, clean, and healthy Plants; also large collections of Pinks, Cloves, &c.

ROSES.—An immense stock of Standard, Dwarf, and Climbing Roses, and also many thousands grown in pots.

FRUIT TREES.—Grand perfect trees in Standard, Pyramid, Dwarf, and Horizontal-trained, and Cordon form, and also a quantity grown in pots for indoor culture. The Peaches, Nectarines, and Apricots are especially fine, and include many extra-sized trees for next season’s fruiting. Also Fruiting and Planting Vines, Figs, Mulberries, &c.

CUTBUSH’S CUT BUSHES.—An immense quantity of Yews and Box clipped into many curious shapes, such as Birds, Ships, Tables, Spiral Columns, Dogs, &c. Also an exceedingly fine stock of Box and Yew Trees in Pyramid form, and Standard and Pyramidal Bay Trees in perfect condition established in tubs.

SHRUBS AND CONIFERS.—An extensive collection of Coniferæ and Deciduous and Evergreen Shrubs, bushy and well-rooted plants in all sizes. Also an immense stock of Yews, up to 6 feet in height, specially prepared for hedge planting.

STOVE AND GREENHOUSE PLANTS.—An extensive stock of Palms, Climbers, and Decorative Plants generally, and also a large quantity of well-grown Autumn and Winter-flowering Plants.

FORCING PLANTS, &c.—The collection of Plants for Forcing is considered the finest in existence, and a great speciality is made of Azaleas, Deutzias, Lilacs, Wistarias, Guelder Rose, Staphylea, and many other varieties of Plants for Forcing purposes. Large quantities of Plants and Roots can be supplied in retarded form, such as Lily of the Valley, Liliums, Azalea mollis, &c., for flowering at any season of the year.

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