THE CANADIAN HORTICULTURIST 



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Profit Producing 

 Fertilizers 



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 PRODUCTIVE AND PROFITABLE I 

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?T"^W.A.FREEMAN co. limited 

 H HAMILTON ONTARIO 



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Vegetable experiments 



The Out. Agric'l and Rxp'l Union intends 

 conducting cooperative experiments with veg- 

 etables. The following is a copv of a pamphlet 

 issued by Prof. H. L. Hutt, O.A.C, Guelph, 

 who has charge of the work, and to whom ap- 

 pUcations for seeds should be addressed. 



"For a number of years we have been con- 

 ducting a system of cooperative experiments 

 with fruit-s. There are now over 2,000 per- 

 sons throughout the province who are carry- 

 ing on these tests. This work is proving of 

 great service to those engaged in it, not only 

 because of its practical nature, but because of 

 its educational value. 



"It has been decided to extend the work 

 this year to include vegetables as well as fruits. 

 A beginning will be made with beets, carrots, 

 lettuce, and tomatoes, and in due time other 

 garden crops will be added to the list. 



"This work is carried on through the agency 

 of the Experimental Union, an organization 

 managed by the officers, students and ex- 

 students of the O.A.C, but every resident in 

 Ont. interested in horticulture is invited to 

 join in the work and benefit by the results of 

 the ex])eriments. 



"The following list gives the varieties which 

 have been selected for each experiment. These 

 have been selected from among those which 

 have given the liest results in the extensive 

 experiments conducted at the college, and are 

 most likely to give satisfaction in the garden 

 of the amateur or commercial grower: Exp't 

 No. 1, Beets — Black Red Ball, EcHpse, and 

 Model; Exp't No. 2, Carrots — Chantenay, Dan- 

 vers Half Long, and Rubicon; Exp't No. 3, 

 Lettuce — Black Seeded Simpson, Denver Mar- 

 ket, and Hanson; Exp't No. 4, Tomatoes — 

 Earliana, Stone, and Success. i — * 



"Each person in Ont. who wishes to join in 

 the work may choose any one of the experi- 

 ments for 1907, and send in his application. 



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Balsams 1.00 



Collection of 6 varieties 



Zinnias 75 



Collection of 6 varieties 



Poppies, annual . . . 1.50 



Collection of 12 varieties 



Sunflowers 50 



Collection of 6 varieties 



Marigolds 75 



Collection of 6 varieties 



Godetias 75 



Collection of 6 varieties 



Clarkias 50 



Collection of 8 varieties 



Chrysanthemums, annual .75 



Collection of 'J varieties 



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