July 16, 1916. 



The Rorists' Review 



29 



The 



Question 

 of the 

 Gardener-- 



The indefatigable services he renders— 

 the attitude of the average American 

 estate owner toward him— the dispro- 

 portionate remuneration he receives— 

 all are fearlessly portrayed in the July 

 number of 



The Gardeners' Chronicle 



of America 



by one of America's foremost amateur 

 gardeners. 



The subject is one of vital interest to 

 estate owner and professional gardener 

 alike and will provoke further Ldiscus- 

 sion in the coming issues of 



The Gardeners' Chronicle 



Among other contents of the July num- 

 ber are articles on: 



Rock Gardens and Rockeries— 



An Eighty- five Acre Country Estate 



in New York City- 

 Perennials that Thrive Through 



Neglect- 

 Making a Rose Garden- 

 Proper Turf for Putting Greens- 

 Ornamental Fowl for Parks and 



Gardens- 

 Flower Shows as Business Promo- 

 ters- 

 Concrete for the Country Home 



Grounds. 

 Work for the Month— in the flower, 



vegetable and fruit garden and in 



the greenhouses. 



Digests of timely topics from the lead- 

 ing American and European horticul- 

 tural publications appear regularly in 

 the CHRONICLE., 



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 Subscription $1.30 per y«ar 



BY 



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