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Extremes of Types to be Found Among New Primulinus Kunderdi 
In our Feburary ad we showed you the illustrations of Ruffled 
Gladioli Kunderdi, and told you of our beautiful new race of 
Primulinus. The above illustration will give you an idea of 
the remarkably varying and orchid like forms to be found 
amongthem. They are the results of our crossing the beautiful 
New Kunderdi Types with Species ‘Primulinus’, and are 
very different from all other strains of Primulinus Hybrids. 
ADDRESS THE 
A. E. KUNDERD 
Our new catalog of 28 pages, 14 illustrations, contains a list of 
36 very select varieties, from this magnificent new race. It also 
describes a long list of our other varieties, 168 in all and our 
grand unequaled collections, in mixtures and separate collec- 
tions. It is free for the asking and you ought to send for a copy, 
whetheryou buy of usornot, asit contains the most complete and 
reliable cultural instructions, and other valuable information. 
ORIGINATOR 
GOSHEN, INDIANA 
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Fottler, Fiske, Rawson Co. 
_ Seed Annual for 1916 is compiled especially for those 
interested in Gardening. Some of the special features: 
Summer Flower- 
ing Bulbs 
It takes 42 Pages to 
describe and illustrate 
them with half-tones. 
Dahlias and 
Gladiolus 
We are specialists in 
these, having the largest 
list in this country; it 
takes 34 pages to describe 
these with 54 half-tone 
illustrations. 
Six pages are devoted 
to Asters and Sweet Peas 
and 33 pages to Flower 
Seeds comprising the 
very best in existence. 
Vegetables require 60 
pages to describe and il- 
lustrate with half-tones. 
Thirty pages are de- 
voted to our Plant and 
Shrub Department. This 
includes Roses, Perennial Plants, Shrubs, Vines, Hedge Plants, Evergreens, Fruits. 
Twenty-four pages we devote to Fertilizers, Insecticides, Spraying Im- 
plements, Lawn Mowers, Sundries, etc. 
Seven pages to Poultry Supplies. 
Franklin Park Lawn Seed Ae oe 
_ Free from Chaff. The cleanest. The highest Purity Test. The highest 
in price. The cheapest in the end. If you will mention this magazine we 
will mail the Garden Annual free to you. 
FOTTLER, FISKE, RAWSON CO., Faneuil Hall Square, Boston, Mass. 
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Red Radiance © 
A Wonderful Rose for 
the Garden 
No variety exceeds in 
general merit this new — 
Rose for garden planting. 
It is a splendid, even shade 
of clear red; flowers large 
borne on long stems. Strong 
two-year-old pot plants $2 
eachiu 
New Bedding Roses 
of Great Merit 
Crimson Champion blooms freely 
the entire season. Originated by 
John Cook of Baltimore. Awarded 
Silver Medal by American Rose Soci- 
ety. Two-year-old pot plants $1.50, 
Other New Varieties are described 
and pictured on pages 26 to 29 of 
our new catalogue, which devotes ~ a —— 
eighteen pages to the many roses of recent introduction and the old favorites. 
Write for Our 1916 Catalogue 
which is a complete guide to the best Roses, Shrubs, Hardy Plants and Bed- 
ding Plants. A copy will be sent free on receipt of your name and address 
A. N. Pierson, Inc 
CROMWELL GARDENS 
Box A, CROMWELL, CONN. 
Let us help you plan and plant your garden this year. Whether the planting is small or large 
you may profit by our experience in landscape work. 
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