November, 1915 



THE GARDEN MAGAZINE 



101 



Lilium Myriophyllum or Regale 



Hardy 



Fragrant 



Beautiful 



The 

 Finest 

 Novelty 

 Extant 



R. & J, FARQUH AR & CO. 



Flowers white, 

 slightly suffused 

 with pink, with a 

 beautiful shade 

 of canary yellow 

 at the centre, ex- 

 tending part way 

 up the trumpet. 



Price $1.25 each; $12.00 

 per dozen; $90.00 per 

 hundred. 



A complimentary copy of our Autumn 

 Catalogue mailed on request 



BOSTON, MASS, 



This Tells How To Increase 

 Your Planting Results 



PLANT everything you possibly can 

 this Fall, whether it be hardy flowers, 

 shrubs or shade trees. 

 Don't go into Winter quarters yourself, 

 and do nothing, simply because Jack 

 Frost has done his destructive work. 



Remember that fall planted things 

 have a chance to get thoroughly estab- 

 lished in the soil. The dirt becomes 

 settled snugly around every little root. 

 The warmth of the sub-soil will encour- 

 age root growth long after the tops have 

 stopped. Next Spring there will be no 

 transplanting shock to check the growth. 



Next Fall the growth will be sturdier and 

 less likely to winter kill. 



These are a few of the reasons. Best 

 results are of course secured by planting 

 full-rooted, vigorous well-hardened 

 stock. Just such is the kind we grow. 

 None other could stand our vigorous 

 New England winters. 



It has the backbone. It will live and 

 thrive where others repeatedly fail. 



We are shipping to others promptly. 

 You will receive same treatment. Send 

 for catalog. Get your order on its 

 way. 



£ 



TK& f^^^arfe^^reertes 



672 Adams Street 

 North Abington, Mass. 



Something New in Xmas Gifts 



Send Your Friends a 



Gift Box of Gladioli 



"THE ORCHID OF THE GARDEN" 

 Cedar Acres Gift Box 



Contains a selection of choice 

 varieties for the purpose of creat- 

 ing an increasing admiration and 

 appreciation of the most beauti- 

 ful garden flower — the Gladiolus. 

 The selection gives a pleasing 

 assortment of colors especially 

 adapted to the amateur's garden 

 and makes a most attractive gift 

 for your suburban friends — a 

 lasting remembrance, as it gives ® 

 pleasure all through the bloom- ^HHk 

 ing season. With each box are \ 



sent full cultural directions and 

 your card if so desired. 



Box containing 25 varieties, $1.00 

 6 Boxes, $5.00 



Mailed Free to any Address 



Send for beautiful illustrated booklet, describing 

 many varieties and giving the real truth about each 



B. HAMMOND TRACY 



Cedar Acres (Dept. H) Wenham, Mass. 



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