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HORTICULTURE 



January 6, 1906 



THE 



CHRYSANTHEMUM 



Its Culture for Professional Growers and 

 Amateurs 



By Arthur Herrington 



Tin mos complete and comprehensive work on 

 the cultivation of the chrysanthemum that has 

 yet been published in America. Its scope and 

 character may be gleaned from- the li^t of con- 

 tents, which comprise^ chapters on culture for 

 exhibition; composts planting; benches, boxes 

 or pots; general cultura details; crown and ter- 

 minal buds; feeding, its object and application; 

 care of the buds; exhibitiot. ana judging; speci- 

 men plants, chrysanthemum plants iu six-inch 

 pots; commercial culture, raising from seed and 

 hybridizing; sports, hardy chrysanthemums ; 

 chrysanthemums for south and west; chrysan- 

 themums id Australia; insect pests and diseases; 

 classification and selection of varieties for special 

 purposes; and history of the chrysanthemum. 

 The book will be welcomed both by the profes- 

 sional and amateur growers of chrysanthemums, 

 for the lucid, comprehensive as well as the prac- 

 tical character of its contents, which, if strictly 

 .followed, cannot fail to bring about the desired 

 results, namely, the obtaining of large chrysan- 

 themum flowers in the greenhouse, and a pro- 

 fusion of bloom in the garden. Handsomely 

 Illustrated. 168 pages. 5x7 inches. Price, 50c. 



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HOW TO MAKE MONEY GROW- 

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By George Saltford 



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