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GLEANINGS IN BEE CULTURE. 



Mar. 1 



MR. GREEN SAYS 



C It 'won't be long no'%v be- 

 fore real spring M^eatHer 

 commences. 



C No^v is tbe time to study 

 my catalog, plan your gar- 

 den, and buy your seeds. 

 Don't put tbis matter off a 

 day longer. 



C I am sure every g'arden- 

 maKer M^isbes better suc- 

 cess tban last season. Bet- 

 ter seeds and better care 

 -will bring tbis about. I 

 can supply you tbe seeds. 

 My catalog' tells you -wby. 

 C A postal bring's it. 



E. C. Green (Si Son 



Seedsmexk, 



Medina, OHio, U. S. A. 



lE^ERGREENS 



Tliat I have been growing evergreens 



■ ■■•>«. and forest trees tor 31 years, al- 



•%nrk ways with one idea— trees that 



•■• ** satisfy. When you buy Hill's 



CgiciA trees you get honest value — 



*""'** highest quality. My catalogue 



♦rt is my salesman; it's free. Con- 



•■*' tains 48 pages illustrated with 



Qsa'l-ieftr beautiful pictures; describes 



9«ti.i9iy a,U kinds of nursery stock for 



all purposes — hedgiea, win'lbreaks and ornament Also fruit 

 trees, chrubs and vines. f>0 Beat Bargains ever offered — 81.00 

 tolin.OOper ino Prepaid. Everything flrst-olass , guaraoteed 

 exactly as represented. Write for catalog today. 



O. HIIwLi, Evergreen Specialist 

 Dundee, III. 



STRAWBERRIES 



1906 



BOOK 



FREE 



AND HOW TO 

 GROW THEM 



Worth 

 'Us weight ia 

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Tlie Book that beats them all because it tells 

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be gniwn every year and how to pick and pack, them for 

 big prices. It keeps Experienced Growers posted on 

 new discoveries in plant breeding and latest ciilt\ir.Tl 

 methods. _ It takes beginners throngli a comilete 

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 illustrated with photo-engravings. Don't order your 

 plants until you read this book. It is free. 

 &. M. EELLOGQ CO., BOX 400 XHSEE BIVERS, MICH 



Strawberries 



Grown by the pedigree sys- 

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 Berries, and lots of them. 



$2.00 a 1,000 



and Upwards. 



Strawberry plants by the 



1,000,000, Raspberries, 



Blackberries, Gooseberries, 



, Currants, Grapes. All the 



good old and many choice new 



varieties. Illustrated, descrip- 



, tive catalogue giving prices and 



,. telling how to plant and grow theni. 



Free to all. For 30 years a small fruit 



specialist. 250 acres in berries. 



J. T. Lovett, Little Silver, N.J. 



APPLE TREEiS 7c 



All 



The Best 

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I 

 Twro Years ^* 

 Old ©" 



7c to 15c Each 



POPLAR. TREES AND R.OSE BUSHES. TEN CENTS EACH 



APPAHAGl'S, the most popular vegetable, yields at the rate of $400 per acre, two year plants 75 cents 



per 100; $4.50 per 1,000. Grape vines and fruit plants at low prices. POPLAR TIJKK8 for driveways. 



shade and lawns. The most rapid growing tree.s, 10c to 17 cents each. KOSEB. A large collection or 



hardy viirieties, also our Live-for-Ever Pink Rose. 10c to 20c each. 



BUY DIBEGT FROM GROWER — SAVE 35 EISt 



Let us price your list of wants. Green's 1906 Catalogue, also copy of Green's Big Pmit Magazine free. 

 Send postal card for them today. GREEN'S NURSERY COMPANY, 41 WALL ST., ROCHESTER, N. Y. 



