THE CANADIAN HORTICULTURIST 



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^B m^ ^B Hi <~>"r catalog is rich with 

 t^J 1 1 inli.rinaiion fur the 

 V W\ ^ p guidance of f armera 

 I m hi ^B ^"<l gardeners. It has 

 bot'n a great help to 

 thousands— haa been the means of turning 

 many a failure into succeas. 

 TUe great variety of Tegelable and flower 

 9«d8 include the l>esr of the old standard 

 and such new kinds as have proved 

 _ <J4^'^!|k of value by a(;tual test. 



^J*^^ J. J. H. GREGORY & SON. 



SiJ^'^l Marblehead. Mass. 



USE FOSTER'S POTS 



STRONG 



DURABLE 



LIGHT 



FOSTER'S j 

 STANDARD 



POT 



POROUS 



AND 



SMOOTH 



Drop us a post card for Catalogue and Price List. 



TKe Foster Pottery Co., Limited 



HAMILTON - ONTARIO 



KrL=@=SCALE 



The orlgln.U mot popi.lar an.l most cll«-tlv« SCALE UtSTROl-EB 

 on the market. klWKSl^AI.E combli.cn the two Infallible 

 remedles-SULPHIll XSO PETHOLEUM. Beware ol Oil Solution, 

 that win SEPAK.4TE, endanBerli.B the life ol the tree. Do not 06 

 PBr.uaclecl to buy inferior Imitation.. Write l..r chciilai , telMi.B 

 what luer. have to .ay about K I l.-O-SCi LE. Our 1907 beed i nil 

 implement Catalogue free. Write for It. 

 GRIKEITH & TtmNER t'O., 207 N. Paea Street, Baltimore, Md. 



successfully in the west. Many diifficulties had 

 to be overcome in getting a fair start in that 

 .section of Canada, but now the nursery is 

 capable and ready to supply the western popu- 

 lace with their wants. The growth of the busi- 

 ness is evidence of the worth of stock and fairness 

 of price. 



The nursery stock of J. W. Wisnier, Port 

 Elgin, Ontario, is set forth with descriptions in 

 his new catalog. It includes all the tested and 

 well-known varieties, besides such new ones 

 as prove acquisitions. The climate of Port 

 Elgin is very rigorous, and trees grown there 

 become well hardened and able to stand and 

 thrive in the coldest part of the country. The 

 numerous testimonials printed prove the satis- 

 faction felt by the buying public, f- S:- 



The catalog for 1907 of D. M. Ferry & Co., 

 Windsor, Ont., is well arranged and contains 

 a complete list of the various varieties of seed, 

 plants, bulbs, etc. Their large extent of ware- 

 houses and fields are entirely modern in their 

 equipment, so that the best and most up-to-date 

 stock can be supplied. 



One of the prettiest andmosttastycatalogsthat 

 has come to our office this year is the spring issue 

 of Arthur T. Boddington, seedsman, New York 

 City. The illustrations are especially nice. All 

 kinds of root, vegetable and flower seeds, bulbs, 

 plants, etc., are described and offered at reason- 

 able prices. 



The vegetable and flower seed catalog of Jas. 

 J. H. Gregory & Son, Marblehead, Mass., con- 

 tains a full enumeration of these commodities. 

 There is a large exjjerimental department in con- 

 nection with the establishment where new 

 varieties are grown and tested, so that only the 

 most worthy are listed in the catalog. 



The fruit book and catalog of Chas. A. Green's 

 Nursery Co., Rochester, N.Y., presents a com- 

 plete list of trees, vines and plants. This com- 

 pany endeavors to maintain a high standard of 

 excellence in its stock. 



"Great Crops of Strawberries and How to 



Profit Producing 

 Fertilizers 



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foO YOU KNOW \ 



\- THAT WORN-OUT | 



LANDS MAY BE MADE 

 PRODUCTIVE AND PROFITABLE ] 

 ' BY THE JUDICIOUS USE OF , 

 . THE RIGHT KIND OF 



f. FER TILIZ ER ? ; 



nIow if you HWE \ 

 a pie-ce of land that -' 



1 WONT GROW ANYTHING ji 

 I BUT WEEDS,TALK WITH l 



5UBGEST ' J 



THE RI GHT FE RTILIZER j 

 We feel very sure that 

 , we can show you how to 



use fertilizers 



WITHOUT GREAT EXPENSE SQ 



YOUR LAND WILL PAY 



Consult us freely it is 

 , our business to know 



ENQUIRIES FREELY A NSWERED 



' AGENTS WANTED eon 



TERRITORY NOT TAKEN UP 



THE. W.A. FREEMAN co- umited 

 HAMILTON ONTARIO _ 



THE FONTHILL NURSERIES 



" Canada's Greatest Nurseries " 



NOW IS THE TIME TO ORDER FOR SPRING PLANTING 



Hardy Canadian Grown Stock, Clean and Healthy and True to Name 



Commercial Apples 



Pears for Profit 



European and Japan 

 Plums 



Peaches, Extra Fine 



Write for Catalogue and 

 New Specialty Circulars 



Asparagus, 3 year 

 Roots 



Ruby Red Raspberry 



Gold Coin Potato 



Flowering 

 Shrubs and Roses 



Salesmen Wanted 

 Liberal Terms 



Largest Hydraneca Bush in America on our grounds. 10 ft. high. 18 ft. in diameter. 



STONE & WELLINGTON, TORONTO ONTARIO 



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