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THE CANADIAN HORTICULTURIST 



April, 1908 



The World's Greatest Aster -:iz 



lite. Enchantress-Pink. 50c. pei 

 checks. Instructions, '"liov 



Miss Kate Lock ^-;^% 



row Asters, " with every order. Nc«t guaranteed unless bearing my signature 



LOCK Aster Specialist, 41 Manchester Ave., TORONTO, ONT 



THE "BUCO" HAND CULTIVATOR 



One man with a "Buco" is worth two with a hoe. 

 Tines arc OIL TEMPERED STEEL SPRINGS. 

 adjustable to width. It gets DOWN DEEP, loosens 

 the soil thoroughly and cleans the weeds out by ROOT, 

 Less labor, larger yield. Great around trees and 

 shrubs. 



Sold by Hardware Dealers and Seedsmen everywhere. 

 If your dealer cannot supply them we will send on 

 receipt of price $1.50 each. Return after trial at our 

 expense and money refunded if not satisfactory. 



BAILEY-UNDEHWOOD CO.,',Umitcd 



NEW GLASGOW, N.S. 



Sure 

 and 

 Workthe 

 Horse 



HE CAN WORK. 

 EVERY DAY 



If yon ase Bickmore'sGallCareyourteama 

 can work right along and tie cured ol Saddle 

 and Harness Galls, Ohate.s, Kope Burns, Cuts, 

 Scratches, Grease Heel, etc. i\hile in iiar- 

 neas. The more work tue quicker the cure. 



BISKMORE'S GALL CURE 



is the standard Remedy for all these and 

 similar troubles. Is excellent for Mange and 

 Sore Teats in cows. Above trade mark ison 

 every box. For sale by dealers. Money re- 

 funded if it fails. Sample and Horse Book 

 everv farmer should read loc. 

 WINDATE CHEMICAL CO. LTD., Canadian Diat'brs, 

 54a NOTRE DAME ST., W. MONTREAL, CANADA 



The Central Nurseries 



are supplying splendid value in Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Shrubs, 

 Hoses, Grape Vines, New Herbert Raspberry, liykman Strawberry 

 Plants in varieties. All well grown. True, dependable stock. 

 Send for our Free Priced Catalogue. We ship direct to our cus- 

 tomers with satisfactory results. Try us. 28th year. 



Seed potatoes: Climax, Eureka, Eldorado, Peck's Early, Early 

 King, Golden Coin and others. 



Poultry : K. I. Reds ; none better ; cockerels from $1 up. Eggs in season. 



Seed Selecting Problem Solved. — Indeci- 

 sion soon settles upon the amateur garden- 

 er after perusing the general list of g'arden 

 seeds in the average seed catalogue. There 

 are so many varieties which would appar- 

 ently "just fit in" with his needs that the 

 selection of the "right one" becomes a per- 

 plexing problem yielding to no simple so- 

 lution. Finally a half guessed choice is 

 made and too often the choice proves an 

 unfortunate one. 



Fortunately there has come a solution 

 of the seed selection difficulty ; there has 

 been a wonderful revolution in seed culture. 

 Thanks to the untiring etlbrts of the lead- 

 ing producers and distributors of garden 

 seeds in Canada — The Wm. Rennie Co. — 

 a new standard has been set. They have, 

 by countless and costly experiments, ruth- 

 less rogueing and unsparing selection, de- 

 veloped practically perfected types of the 

 most useful vegetable seeds — 24 different 

 kinds in all. These types represent a com- 

 bination of the best qualities found in the 

 better classes of their respective kinds. 

 We take pleasure in commending Messrs. 

 Rennie in having achieved such excellent 

 results and it is with confidence that we 

 recommend our readers to try these grades 

 this season. The new sorts are named 

 "Rennie's XXX" and a full list of them 

 may be found in their full page advertise- 

 ment. 



BABY RAMBLER A 

 Ever-blooming Crimson J~\> 

 Dwarf. Think of roses 

 every day from June 

 until frost out of doors. 



G. Hull & Son, St. Catharines, Ontario 



Surplus in Baldwin Apple Tree* — SELECT STOCK — Write for Low Prices 



Mention The Canadian Horticulturist when writing. 



Will you please send me an extra copy 

 of the March issue of The Canadian Hor- 

 ticulturist, it is so full of information and 

 helpful that I would like my friends to see 

 it, and may be able to secure some new sub- 

 scribers. — Geo. H Switzen, Norval, Ont. 



Selected Seeds 



GIVE SATISFACTORY RESULTS 



Our Vegetables Seeds are of 



undoubted purity and produce 

 abundant crops. Our Flower 

 Seeds are true to name and of 

 the highest germinating power 

 Sutton's Specialties are always 

 in stock. We do not make up 

 special collections of seeds and 

 advertise $1 .00 worth for 50c. as 

 specials. We give every cus- 

 tomer $ I worth of pure seeds for 

 eveay dollar spent with us. A 

 trial order will convince you that 

 we sell only^ those seeds that are 

 sure to grow. Illustrated cat- 

 alogues sent free to those who 

 wish to grow pure seeds. 

 SEND YOUR NAME TO-DAY. 



[= DupuY & Ferguson =; 



36 JACQUES CARTER SQ., MONTREAL 



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Strawberry Plants 



THREE W'S 



Reported on by Mr. E. B. Stevenson, of Guelph, 

 in 1906, as follows: "This new one was one of 

 the best for market. At one of the pickings I 

 picked 3 boxes without moving ; at another later 

 picking I picked one box for every 2 feet of row. 



My Ninth Annual Catalogue 

 Mailed on Application 



Fifty leading varietits 

 listed and fully described. 

 Many illustrations and 

 full cultural instructions. 



Some of My Leaders 



ExTKA Early— Virginia, 

 Enrly Hathaway, Ex- 

 celsior. 



Early— Bederwood, Cli 

 max, Haverland. 



Mediums — Buster, Car- 

 dinal, Parson's Beauty, 

 Tennessee, Prolific, 

 Wonder, Donnan. 



Late — Fountain, Irene, 

 Mar.sh.all, Stevens' Late 

 Champion, Gaudy. 



New— Arnout, Aliingtoii, 

 Chesapeake, Common- 

 wealth, Mead, Miller, 

 Minutemnn, President, 

 Pride of Michigan, Three 

 \Vs, Ruby. 



Old Standards— Bu 

 bach, Clyde, Glenn 

 Mary, Sample, Senator, 

 Dunlap, Warfield, Wil- 

 liams, Wm. Belt. 

 Varieties guaranteed true to 



W. H. VANDERBURG. POPLAR HILL, ONT. 



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