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GLEANINGS IN BEE CULTURE 



Jan. 1 



Every American Planter kno'Nvs that 



Btirpee's Seeds Grow! 



BUT — do You know wh^ they are the Best Seeds that can be grown for planting 

 in 1911 ? Our address is W. ATLEE BURPEE & CO., Burpee Buildings, 

 Philadelphia. Send us your address, and we shall mail, without cost, a copy of 

 THE LEADING AMERICAN SEED CATALOG FOR 1911, a bright New Book of 

 174 pages that tells The Plain Truth About THE BURPEE-QUALITY SEEDS. 



Hardy ^* Blizzard Belt" 

 Giant Strawberry Plants 



Everybody likes fine strawberries, and to prove that our new 

 GIANT variety is the largest and strongest grower, as well as 

 the heaviest fruiter, we offer to send you TWO PLANTS (worth 

 30 cents) absolutely FREE. We have picked 12 quarts of fine 

 berries from a test bed grown from but two GIANT plants set 

 the year before. You can do as well, and at the same time raise 

 young plants for a new bed. If you care to send 10 cents for 

 mailing expense, we will add 6 BABY EVERGREENS 2 yeprs 

 old, and send all to you at proper planting time in the spring. 

 It will pay you to get acquainted with our "HARDY BLIZZARD 

 BELT" Trees and Plants. Write to-day and we will reserve the 

 plants for you and send you our catalog by next mail. Address 

 THE GARDNER NURSERY CO., Box 3 1 9, Osage, Iowa 



TREES 



800.000 Peaches, 5 to 7 ft., 9c: 4 

 to 5 ft., 8c: 3 to 4 ft., 6c; 2 to 3 

 ft., 4c: 2 to 3 ft. light. 3c. 200- 

 000 Apples, 50,000 Pears, 100,000 

 Cherry, 50,000 Plum, 300,000 

 Carolina Poplar, and mil- 

 lions of Grape and Small Fruits. Secure varieties 

 now; pay in spring. Catalog Free to everybody. 

 Sheerin's Wholesale Nurseries, Dansvllle. N. Y 



850,000 



I Sendfbr 

 iiurValuable 



FREEBoak 





It tells you how you can save 

 the agent's commission by or- 

 dering your fruit and orna- 

 mental trees and shrubs direct 

 from us by mail. 

 We have thouscinds of satis- 

 fied customers all over the 

 country which proves that 

 our trees are the kind you 

 want to get. 

 IVe grow our own slocli and guarantee it 

 Some great bargains for spring planting are 

 offered in the book and you owe it to your- 

 self to write for it now. Read these specials: 

 2 Early Harvest Apples 2 Dyehouse Cherries 

 2 King Apples 2 Biack Tartarian Cherries 



2 Walter Pease Apples 2 Gov. Wood Cherries 

 All are first-class X grade trees. 12 trees for $1.13 



1 Japan Ivy 6 Lily o*^ the Valley 



2 Honeysuckle Hall's Jap. 2 Phlox 



73c Mail Prepaid 

 6 Assorted Paeonies, colors, red white, purple, 

 blush, yellow and pink, for $1.00 Prepaid. 



ALLEN L. WOOD, VVoodlawn Nurseries 

 623 Culver Road, Rochester, N. Y. 



GRAPEVINES 



6» Varletle". Also ^mall Fruits. Trees, etc. Best Root- 

 ed Stock, Genuine, cheap, 2 s;imple vines mailed for 10c. Desc. 

 price-list free. LK\1I8 ItOESCH* S0.\, Boia, Fredonla, N. V. 



SPECIOSA 

 TREES 



Mine are true to name. Write for free Booklet. 

 H. C. ROGERS, Box 13 MechanicHbure. Ohio 



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Kellogg 



Plants 



Will Yield $500 to $800 per Acre 



T^HE Kellogg: 1911 strawberry book is the most 

 -*■ complete treatise on strawberry growingr ever 

 written. It tells the farmer liow to grow big 

 crops of big, red strawberries and l:ow to sell 

 tliera at big prices. No matter wliere you live or 

 what kind of soil you have, this book will tell you 

 how to prepare your soil, what varieties to set, 

 and how to manage the plants to insure best 

 results. One acre of Kellogg ThoroLghbred 

 plants grown the Kellogg way will yield S500 to 

 $800. Get this beautifully illusi rated 64-page 

 book and learn how easy it is to grow straw- 

 berries for market or home use. It's free. 



R. M. KELLOGG COMPANY, Box 400 Three Rivers, MiciL 



