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rARN.*TION8 



• 'ariiiitliiii8. Kill. I irri.wii. excellent 

 I'ltiiitH. .Mntrlilt'HM. .'I'-jc. ; Wlilto Kncliunt- 

 ri'iw. ,V. ; Omoil ChetT. do. Cniili. CHAS. 

 II. UICK, l.i-xliiL'toii. .Maii8. 



( AKWTION STAPLES 



Split rnriiHlloQs quicklv. enslly and 

 cheaply nn-mli-d. Plllshury's Carnation 

 btaplc, lOOO for 3.V. ; .TOOO for $1.00 neat- 

 paid. 1. L. PILLSBURY. Galesburg, III. 



CYCLAMENS 



Cyclamen— Best ntrnln, separate colors 

 or mixed, 2% In. pots, JTW) per 100; J60 00 

 rer 1000. J. H. KIKSSER, North Bergen, 



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DAHLIAS 



I'eony Dahlia Mrs. Frederick Grlnnell 



^Stock For Sale. 



JOHN P. RbONEY, New Bedford, Mass. 



Ordera booked at anv time for Fall or 

 Spring delivery. Wholesale and Retail 

 Send for Catalog. NOKTHBORO DAHLIA 

 & GLADIOLIS GARDENS, J. L. Moore 

 I rop., Northboro, Mass. ' 



New Paeony Dahlia— John Wanamaker, 

 Neweat, Handsomest, Best. New color new 

 form and new habit of growth. Big stock 

 of best cut-flower varieties. Send list of 

 Berlin N j''^'^'^*'^^ DAHLIA FARMS, 



GLASS 



e^/lt?1??".*i'»*'j?**- iowfat prices. JOHN- 

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* PEONIES 



French Peonies can be shipped with 

 ''y}.1l^^ r-"!"^ security via Bordeaux-New 

 l^ ; „S'"^2*°** '"■=• DESSERT, Peony 

 •Specialist, Chenonceaux (I. & L.), France 



i9£f°.^V?- V'^ ^^S'^^^l" greatest collection, 

 C^al Dover, a "• ^^ B^TSCHER, 



BOSES 



/-,?x'?''iSv. Cannas and Shrubs. THE 

 G?ovt °a "'"^'^ COMPANY, West 



SPHAGNf.M MOSS 



Live Sphagnum moss, orchid peat and 



A'"m?i.n".^S*'?"c''''^''?' °° ''a°d. LAGER 

 & HURRELL, Summit, N. J. 



VINCA8 



.,yi5"' ^2''J<'Rata from 4 In. pota, price 

 l^^i^Jr.-'-.'^** P" ""n-ired. WM.' CAP- 

 STICK, Auburndale, Mass. 



VINES 



Flowering and Foliage Vines, choice 

 collection. Large Specimen, Pot and Tub 

 grown for Immediate effect; also Climbing 

 Roses. J. 11. TROY, Mount Hlssarllk Nur- 

 sery, New Rochelle, N. Y 



WIRE TVOBK 



««'ity4?i, E- HEILSCHER'S WIRE 

 N%ORKS. 264 Randolph St., Detroit, Mich. 



SITUATIONS WANTED 



SITIATION WANTED— By expert grower 

 nf Chrlstmns and Easier stock. Orrlilils. 

 Cut Eliiwers. ToniatiieB, Krull and Veg''- 

 tabli's iiiider glass. Can lake charge of largi- 

 place, iradi' or private. Able to handle 

 help. Klrsl class references. Nineteen 

 years' experlrnce. Single, age .^1. disen- 

 gaged. Address "H. V.," care of UORTI- 

 CI'LTURE. 



Book of Garden Plans 



By 8TEPHKN K. HA.MItLIN 



Associate of Warren H. Muonlnic, 

 Landscape Architect 



The purpose of this book Is to aid 

 those who are planning gardens and 

 country places to visualize problems 

 similar to their own and to see how 

 a landscape architect would solve 

 them. 



There are twenty plans of model 

 gardens and places In the book with 

 directions and planting lists for each. 

 The plans are wide In their variety 

 ranging from boulder walls, arbors, 

 poppy beds, and special borders to 

 the different kinds of formal and 

 Informal gardens, rock, water, wood- 

 land, Japanese, annual, and wild 

 flower. Photographs Illustrate the 

 basic Idea of each plan. 



The author says of the book In his 

 Introduction : 



"A rough plan, even If very In- 

 complete, will often be far more 

 helpful to explain arrangement and 

 grouping than will pages of printed 

 instructions. But so as to help make 

 these plans more deflnlte, an actual 

 piece of property was In mind In 

 each case. 



"Supposing, then, that the main 

 features on our Imaginary piece of 

 ground have been decided upon, he 

 can refer to the blue prints and see 

 how, by the arrangement of our 

 garden material, we can best add to 

 the natural beauties of the ground 

 ond give them the touch of human 

 hands." 



A flnal chapter gives Information 

 on the practical side of gardening — 

 the trees, plants, shrubs, vines, etc., 

 for various conditions, cost estimat- 

 ing, time for planting, and other 

 details. 20 blue print plans. 32 

 pages of Illustrations. Net tS.OO. 



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NON-KINK WOVEN 



In any length (one piece) with 

 louplings. 14c. per foot. Un- 

 fqualled at the price. 



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HOSE VALVE 75c 



All brass except the hand 

 wheel. Has a removable 

 leather disk which Is easily 

 replaced to kefp water tight. 

 Stulflng box pri'viMits leaks at 

 stem. 



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Very best green- 

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 Comes In all sizes. 

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 almost Instantane- 

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