ODORLESS 



EFFICIENT 



ECONOMICAL 



Potash-Marl 



CROPS 



Matures Plant Food 

 UNEXCELLED FOR 



LAWNS — 



FLOWERS 



A Feiv Facts: 



rotash-Marl-grown potatoes were the lar^'est and Iinest potatoes in tlie Exhibit of the 

 Stamford Horticultural Society, and the best crop in Westchester County in 1921. 



That Potash-Marl is an Ideal Lawn Dressing is proven by the remarkable results 

 obtained by many Countrx- Estates and Golf Clubs. 



"The finest flowers I have ever grown," is a typical expression in letters from many 

 Gardeners who have used Potash-Marl in Greenhouses and Gardens. 



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testimojuals to verify the above statements 



Full particulars and prices given upon application 



Potash-Marl, Inc. 



SOLE PRODUCERS 



Tel. Murray Hill 14^13 



15 East 40th Street, NevJ York 



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.Ask for 

 Catalog 



Visit 

 Nursery 



Ask for ROSES Catalog 



LILACS 



EVERGREENS 



RHODODENDRONS 



TREES AND SHRUBS 



ROCK GARDEN PLANTS 



OLD-FASHIONED FLOWERS 



FRUIT TREES AND BUSHES 



OUR GIANT-FLOWERING MARSHMALLOW 



JAPANESE YEW 



The Heilse Plan! of the Fiilure and 

 E\ERGREE.\ FOR EVERYWHERE 



Ask for special list of Stariilard itree) Roses 



We grow Nursery Products to complete Plantings of 

 any Magnitude. 



Nurserymen and Florists 



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NEW JERSEY 



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I The Novelties of 1922 1 



You Must Have 



Them in Your 



Garden! 



Schling's Wonderful New Snapdragon 

 'Indian Summer." 



1. Schling's Wonderful New Snapdragon 

 • ■ I nd ian Summer. " — A lovely ricb, irelvety 

 copptir color, indescribably beautiful. Pkl. 

 $1.00. 



2. The Wonderful Blue Lace Flower. — 



Fiuelv I.iced flowt-rs of an exquisite light 

 blue shade. Pkt. 50c. 



3. New Beddlrg Petunia Violet Queen. — 

 .\ rtal (i^t'p violi't biuo, Blnoms a.s freely 

 as Rosy Morn. Pkt. 50i-. 



4. New Bedding Petunia Purple Queen. — 

 ExQui.site riiii clear purple overlaiil with a 

 velvety -hi ou. Pkt. oOe. 



5. Adonis Aleppica. — 16 to 18 in. high. 

 From 1 li to 20 main stems with fine dark 



blond- rt'il flowers. Pkt. 50c. 



6. New Giant Dahlia-Zinnia. ^A true 

 giant in size. Pkt. ."iOi". 



7. New Lilliput Poppy. — Only 12 in. 

 high, constantly in tdwm. A lovely day- 

 break pink. Pkt. 50c. 



8. Nfw .Miniature Dahlia Peter Pan. — 



Flowers -Viiemone-shapeil with tubular cen- 

 ler. All the pa.stel -badrs. Pkt. 75c. 



9. New Sunflower D a22 1 er.— Flowers 4 



in. across, of a rich chestnut, lipped orange 

 with dark center. Pkt. 35c. 



10. Dianthus Laciniatus Purpureus Fl. 

 Pl.^A purple garnet inclined to ;i claret. 

 Beautifully fringed. Pkt. 50c. 



11. Cyno^Iossum Heavenly Blue.^Bril- 



lianL bhii' for£;et-nie-not flowers from May 

 until fri'st. Pkt. 50c. 



12. New Giant Zinnia. Apricot.— Charm- 

 ing new color in Giant Double Zinnias. 

 Pkt. 25c. 



Above novelties sold separately at the 

 prices named, or the entire tfSC f\f\ 

 volleclion of tuelve at «pO-W 



28 W. 59th St., New York 



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