THE GARDENERS' CHRONICLE OF AMERICA. 



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New Carnations 



WE know yuu arc interested in the new 

 carnations. You have to be. Your 

 employer expects the best and it is 

 up to you to furnish it. Success with varie- 

 ties depends on the stock, and we are offer- 

 ing you, not rooted cuttings on which you 

 take the risk of their living or dying, but 

 L;o(>d, healthy, well established plants from 

 pots. 



Matchless, Princess Dagmar and Gorgeous 

 are the best new things of the year. En- 

 chantress Supreme, White Wonder, White 

 Enchantress, Mrs. C. W. Ward, Beacon and 

 Benora are varieties you won't go wrong on. 



Our catalog tells the story. 



Get your order in and get plants it will be 

 a pleasure to receive. 



ANPlERSON INC 



Ck)mmll Gm^ens 



Ckpmwell Conn 



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NEW EMPEROR GLOXINIA 



(Gloxinia Hybrida Imperialis.) 



■A crusb ul' Siiiiiiiisia Retina Hybrida with the 

 choicest strains of Gloxinias and embraces all the 

 rich and varied colors of the Glo.xinia, but the foliage 

 is distinct, being of a reddish-brown, or bronzy 

 color, with strongly projecting white veins and 

 llowers held erect, showing to full advantage. -Strong 

 Bulbs in choice mixed varieties. 25 cent> each; .$2.50 



FANCY-LEAVED CALADIUMS 



The largest and most complete stock in the World 



.u\<\ includes many new and rare varieties. 



WE OFFER CHOICE STANDARD VARIETIES. 



Collection of 12 distinct sorts for $2 25 



Collection of 25 distinct sorts for $4.00 



Collection of 50 distinct sorts for $7.50 



NEW AND RARE VARIETIES. 

 Collection of 12 distinct sorts for $5.00 

 Collection of 28 distinct sorts for $12.50 



DREER'S GARDEN BOOK FOR 1914 



describes above and also ofifers a complete line of 

 Seeds. Plants. Bulbs and Horticultural Supplies. It 

 is handsomely illustrated with hundreds of photo- 

 engravings, 10 color and duotonc-plates. also gives 

 cuhural directions written especially by experts. 

 Mailed free tn anyone inenti'>iiiii>j; this [Publication. 



HENRY A. DREER, 



714-716 CHESTNUT STREET 

 PHILADELPHIA 



Competent Gardeners 



q The comlorls and products of a country home are 

 increased by employing a competeni gardener : il you 

 want to engage one, write lo us. 



q Please give particulars regarding place and say 

 whether married or single man is wanted. We have 

 been supplying ihem lor years lo the best [>eople 

 everywhere. No lee asked. 



PETER HENDERSON & CO. 



Seedsmen »nd Florists 

 33 and 37 Corllandl St. NEW YORK CITY 



Gladiolus for Forcing 



AMERICA AND PRINCEPS 



An exceptional offer of well 

 ri^jened extra large high crown 

 bulbs, 7 inches and over in cir- 

 America, 50c. doz. ; $3.50 per 100 

 Princeps, 75c. doz.; $5.00 per 100 

 ciimfcrciu-c. 



WEEBER and DON 



Seed Merchants and Growers 



NEW YORK 



