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HORTICULTURE 



March 2, 1918 



Sn%r your (tiatiii aotl Urr% Just tbe 

 thtiii; for trri-*'ntiiMi«F rimI uu(<totir uie. 

 n«*atrovii Mrfily Mug, llmwD bikI Wblte 

 Srm\f. 'Thrl|». Red SpliU-r. Klurk niul 

 Orifii y\y, Mlli'i. Aiiis, ell'., nllliuut 

 Injury lo plniili niiil nltliiuit oilor. 

 I'lpil iiernriniiii tu illri'Clliiii. iiur ■liiuil- 

 ■ nl Inin'rllclilr n III prevent ruvugi-* on 

 j-iiur rrnpp l.y limtTtn. 



Nunpolannuun nml liBrrnlpiis to user 

 and plunt. Lrnillns Soi-ilauicn ami 

 KliirlHta bare UJvd It wllb wonderful 

 rewulta. 



t>e»tro.Ta I. Ice In Toullry Houaea. 

 Plena on Poga and all Dnineallc Tela. 

 Kxrellent na n trniili fur dog» and other 

 auliiinla. Uellevea niuuge. Dilute witb 

 wiuer 'to to T*> pnrca. 



V» rinl, »^.: rinl, ROe.: Ounrt, 90c.; 



H (iailnn. H.r.a; (inlliin. fi.MI: A (iHl- 



lon Clin. >IODU; to tmllun Cko, fZO.UO. 



llirectlonK on piirknae. 



LEMON OIL COMPANY 



Iipt S. 420 W. Liilnitio SI. Biltinori. Ui 



Th« Rewxnltrd Btaodaird lna««tt«ld*. 



A apray remedy for (re«n, black, wblta Bj. 

 thrlpa and aoft acale. 



Qiukrt, fl.OOi Oalloa, ttJ». 



FUNQINE 



For mildew, mat and olber bllgbU 

 lq# flrirera. frnlta and Tegetablea. 

 QuKTt, (I.OOi Oklloo, M-M. 



VERMINE 



tat Mkm 



For •«! worma. angle worma 

 worma working In tba aoll. 



QoBrt, tl.OOi OkIIob. n.M. 



SOLD BT PEALEIIS. 



Aphine Mant f acturing Co 



MADISON. N. J. 



Use N. A. C. Products for 

 more profitable results. Send 

 for prices on our complete 

 list of Fertilizers and Insecti- 

 cides. 



HOBTICCtTUnAL DKPT., 

 ll&rry A. BanjHrd, Hgr. 



NITRATE AGENCIES CO. 



106 Pearl St., New York 



When wiling to advertisert kindly 

 mention HORTICULTURE. 



CATALOGUES RECEIVED. 



Nlles Nursery Company, NIlea, MliTi. 

 — Special Trade IJst of Dahlias and 

 Hoses. 



I'urrle Ilros. Co., Milwauktc, WIs.^ 

 Farm and (Jardcn Annual, SprInK, 1918. 

 lliuiftratcd. 



1). Hill .Nursery Co.. Inc.. Uundoe, 

 111.— Wholesale Trade Ust of Ever- 

 Kreons, etc. 



Wayside Gardens Co.. Mentor, Ohio. 

 —Spring Trade List of Hardy Plants 

 and Hulbs, I'.llS. 



I'oth & UuKKiin, New York- 1918 

 Descriplivi' Calalogue of Vegetable 

 and Flower Seed. 



F. C. nurns, San Rafael, Gal,— 

 Dahlias for 1918. A special list of 

 novelties and choice selections. 



N. A. Hallauer. Ontario, N. Y.— Se- 

 lect List of Gladioli, Dahlias, Roses, 

 Hardy Plants and Shrubs, 1918. 



F. H. DeWitt & Co., Wooster, Ohio. 



Wholesale List of Florists' Plants. 

 Colored portrait of Fancy Pelargonium 

 Wurtembergia. 



Williams Seed Co., Norfolk, Va.— 

 1918 Annual Catalogue of Garden, 

 Field and Flower Seeds. A strong bid 

 for the 'War Garden" planters. 



Jelle Rods, .Milton, Mass.— Price list 

 of the product of Central Gladiolus 

 Gardens. An artistic cover in colors 

 and nice clean makeup entitle this 

 pamphlet to special attention. 



W. Atlee Burpee & Co., Philadelphia 

 —Burpee's Annual. "The Plain Truth 

 About Seeds That Grow, 1918." 26 

 pages of flower and vegetable pictures 

 in color. An enticing list of novelties 

 included. 



Thos. J. Grey Co., Boston, Mass.— 

 1918 General Catalogue. A neat 108- 

 page, meaty catalogue, covering the 

 full range of vegetable and flower 

 seeds, hardy perennial plants, shrubs, 

 small fruits and implements. 



Eurnott Brothers, New York— An- 

 nual Catalogue of Seeds, Bulbs, Plants 

 and Implements for 1918. An attrac- 

 tive publication, quite up-to-date and 

 listing an excellent line of novelties 

 and specialties in vegetable seeds. 



Wni. Henry Maule, Inc., Philadel- 

 phia, Pa.— Maule Seed Book for 1918. 

 Early Scarlet Radish on front cover 

 and large flowering Antirrhinums on 

 back cover make a glowing exterior 

 dress for this, the 41st annual cata- 

 logue of this well-known seed house. 

 It contains 17G pages of good things, 

 profusely illustrated. 



Weeber & Don, New York— "Sturdy 

 Seeds for Garden, Lawn and Farm," 

 being not far from the oOth annual 

 spring greeting of this representative 

 house. It is a creditable production, 

 with covers Illustrated in colors and 

 an interesting novelty list. Special at- 

 tention is given to seeds for school 

 and community gardens. 



CONCENTRATED PULVERIIED 



MANURE 



Cattle Manure 

 Sheep Manure 



Tht Rnn«n' Han.ljrii ol unilorm 

 high qujiliv I'" """ '"> y««'« 



Spcciiy : Wizard brand 'n 



your Supply Hou« okIct. or write 

 ut dircci l.o i.i.ir. an.l Irdlthl r«ic». 



THE PULVERIZED MANURE CO. 



■4 I ■■•• KM^k Tu^. <<«>b 



NIKOTEEN 



For Spraying 



APHIS PUNK 



For Fumigating 

 Aik Your D«*l>r l-ot It. 



RICOTINE MPG. CO. 



ST LOins 



I^ LASS 



HOT-BED SASHES 



Our prices can b« bad bj mall, >od 

 It will pHj you to get tbem. We carry 

 the largest alock of Specially Selected 

 OlnBB In OreHter New York and can 

 supply any qudntlty from a boi to a 

 cHr load un a one day notlca, and at 

 Kock Bottom Price*. 



PARSHELSKY BROS. Inc. 



«I&-!17 Hmvemeyer St., Brooklym, M. Y. | 



DIfBcoIt and rejected caaea apaei- 

 ally aollclled. No mlaleadlng !■- 

 dncementa ronde to aei-iire hualnaaa. 

 Over SO years' actUe practice. Bx- 

 perleL'ced. personal, conadentloaa 

 nervU-e. Write for terma, 

 Addre««, 



SIGGERS & SIGGERS 



rATBNf LAWVKBS 



Box 9, National Cnloa BoUdliig 

 Waohlnitnn. D. C. 



DREER'S "Riverton Special" Plant Tubs 



No. I1ln:ii. Ea. Dnz. UK) 



20 In. $2.75 $.10 IKI $2:i0.00 

 IS In. 2.25 2-I.0O 1(10.00 



Ulvertoii Tul) Ifl anl'l eicluslvoly liy U8. nnci Is 

 otPBt, IlKhtest nnd clieapcst. I'aintc.l gri-en luiil li 



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The lien. TBI, ..,k...>oi «..« ^ ,. - „- — 



hoops. The four larcest sizes are equipped with drop bnnillcs. 



the best ever Introduced, 

 nnd with electric-welded 



HENRY k. OREER, utty rmts. mi. «n supp Bes. 714-716 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, Pa. 



