1906 



GLEANINGS IN BEE CULTURE. 



173 



Mr. Green says 



C. It is time to plan your 

 garden. 



C Just taKe a pencil, maKe 

 a diagram, plot it out '^vitK 

 'wKat 9^oxi desire, and tHen 

 select tKe varieties. You. 

 will find withk a little fore- 

 tHougKt you can Have a 

 mucH better garden tHan 

 last year. 



C Of course you Mrill '%vant 

 our catalog to aid you^. It 

 tells you Ko'%v to maKe 

 g'ood g'ardens. A. postal 

 Avill bring a copy. 



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 Medina, Oliio, U. S. A. 



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