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HORTICULTURE: 



April 3, 1909 



GREENHOUSES BUILDING OR 

 CONTEMPLATED. 



Ft. Morgan, Colo.— L. J. Keid. one 

 house. 



Norwich, Conn. — E. F. Qiiiiin, ad- 

 ditions. 



Sea Girt, N. J.— G. H. Gregory, one 

 house. 



Greenville, III.— Z. H. Zblnden, one 

 house. 



Harrisburg, S. D.— C. H. Vaughan, 

 additions. 



Evansville, Ind. — Austin Wallace, 

 house 42 X 100. 



Ross, Calif. — .John Martin, carnation 

 house, 25 x 75. 



Janesville, Wis.— Edw. Amerpohl, 

 three houses. 



Hightstown, N. J.— Tracy H. Norton, 

 violet house. 



Far Rockaway, N. Y.— J. F. Mars- 

 den, one liouse. 



E. Defiance, O. — Karl Scharffenber- 

 ger, range of houses. 



Norwich, Conn. — Mrs. William C. 

 Lenraan, rose house, 18 x33. 



Rowayton, Conn. — Traendly & 

 Schenck, two houses, 50 x 300. 



Fargo, N. D.— Shotwell Floral Co., 

 three houses, each 25x100; potting 

 shed 16x66. 



Ashtabula, O.— R. W. Griswold, Jr.. 

 12 houses; Dunbar & Hopkins, ten 

 houses; Griswold Greenhouse Co., six 

 houses; Adams Bros., five houses; 

 Gallup Bros., three houses. 



A VALUABLE APPLIANCE. 



Simultaneous with the spring air, 

 the robins and the daffodils, the wide 

 awake grower begins to consider plans 

 for extending and rebuilding his houses 

 and improving his heating apparatus. 

 For the man with this spring fever 

 on we have a word of candid advice — 

 that is, read the advertisement of the 

 Castle Circulator in this issue. Grow- 

 ers who installed this device last year 

 are enthusiastic in appreciation of its 

 usefulness to them. We have seen the 

 testimonials and know the men who 

 wrote them. 



PATENTS GRANTED. 



914,453. Land Roller and Pulverizer. 



William Pfarrer, Syracuse, 



N. Y. 

 914,708. Plant Protector. Jennie P. 



Duval, Kansas City, Mo. 

 914,731. Hedge Trimmer. Louis Klitsch 



and Otto W. Thogode, 



Brooklyn. N. Y. 

 914,875. Hedge Trimmer. Daniel F. 



Roche, Jr., Newport, R. I. 

 914,947. Brush Axe. Fred Hammerly, 



Silvana, Wash. 



THIS 



KILLS 



MILDEW 



EVERY 



TIME 



Benjamin Dorrance 



ROSE GROWERS 

 Dorranceton, Penna. 



" RE VERO" 



Braided Moulded Construction— Seamless Throughout 



LIGHT — STRONG- FLEXIBLE 



The above cuts represent the non-kinking tendency of Revero as com- 

 pared with the old style hose of wrapped duck construction. 



Re'oro Is Furnished on Reels in Continuous Lengths 

 up to SCO feet. Your supply man can furnish it 



Revere Rubber Company, 



BOSTON, MASS. 



CHICAGO 

 PORTLAND, ORB. 



Potash 



is not the only plant food 

 required to make plants pro- 

 ductive; but commercial 

 fertilizers which contain less 



Potash 



than 9 to i2 per cent (according to the 

 requirements of different crops) , should 

 be reinforced with Sulfate or Muriate 

 of Potash, until they are well balanced. 



POTASH IS PROFIT 



Potash makes larger, sounder, finer 

 flavored fiuit. Every 2 lbs. of Sulfate 

 or Muriate of Potash added to loo 

 lbs. of Fertilizer increases the Potash by i per cent. 



Send /or free book an Fertilizinf:, firefiared hv prcutical experts, 

 o/ ^reat value to the Jruitgrower. 



QERHAN KALI WORKS. 93 Nassau Street, New York 



Atlanta— Candler Building Chicaao-JVlonadnock Block 



Address Office Ne.irest Von. 



p/otAsh 



TARGET BRAND 



Weed Killer 



Sold at retail by a thousand of se* 

 houses and dealers. Special price 

 \n quantities to parks and cemeteries 



Target Brand, Box 732, Martinsburg.W.Va. 



in ordering goods please add "I saw 

 It In HORTICULTURE." 



Which Spray Pump 



demands of the Government Aei 



7ultural S -- ^ " - 



ial Fruit > 

 widely kn 



DEMING SPRAYERS 



and are made in 23 styles for use ii 

 small g-ardena or immense orchard: 



Write for our 1909 catalog w 



Spraying Chart. Add 4 cents po: 



at?e ana receive "Spraying for 



Profit." a useful guide book. 



oHARLta J. JAGtR lO. 



2St-2S& Franklin St., BoBtoD 



