Aprit, 1908 THE 
GARDEN MAGAZINE 
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Mime MONTH’S REMINDER . . - - - :: = 
Waat Must BE PLANTED IN SPRING—NOT AUTUMN 
; Thomas McAdam 
d Photographs by N. R. Graves, H. Troth and others ; 
How New Fruits Can BE Mave By CRrossING S. W. Fletcher 
os Photographs by the author 
REMARKABLE EVOLUTION IN GARDEN Beans E. D. Darlington 
{ Photographs by J. H. Tarbell, J. H. McFarland and others 
GarDEN Toors THat Rearty HELP J. L. Kayan 
Photographs by the author 
Louise Shaw 
Harmony IN THE Harpy BORDER . 
‘ Photograph by Nathan R. Graves 
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THe Typrs oF THE AMERICAN EIM 
4 Photographs by N. R. Graves and others 
fae Best Way TO SELECT PERENNIAL FLOWERS 
Wilhelm Muller 
.. Photographs by N. R. Graves, H. Troth and others 
Waar To Do In ApRIL of AER Thomas J. Steed 
‘THIMBLE FLOWERS IN THE SOUTH Anita M. Miller 
Photographs by the author 
ADVANTAGE OF GROWING CLOVER MAE 6 pe sera ape 
GARDEN CLOTHES FOR WOMEN Laura B. Carpenter, 
A Vermonter, L. Foster 
Photographs by the authors 
Nathan R. Graves 
PAGE PAGE 
139 WorKING RULES FOR THE AMATEUR GARDENER C. L. Brown 166 
THE OLtprst FLowERS IN CurtivaTion Thomas McAdam 170 
140 Photograph by J. P. Troy 
RatsInG EARLY-HATCHED CHICKS . . F. EH. Valentine 172 
142 SETTING AND CuLtivATING CaBBAGE . . R. M. Winans 174 
146 How I Grow Prize ASTERS M. H. Westbrook 178 
Photographs by Nathan R. Graves 
50 Some Hints TO AMATEURS BY A PROFESSIONAL DAIRYMAN 
Valancey E&. Fuller 182 
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SMMCHESTNUM HERE EM DISHASE 0 ueeh vere ot... Bon 184 
154 SUCCESSION OF CROPS FOR A SCHOOL GARDEN J. E. Davis 186 
: Photograph by the author 
MIscELLANEOUS Cur FLOWERS GROWN FOR PROFIT 
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57 James T-. Scott 188 
162 Potato GRowING IN New JEersEyY . . . M.A. Holahan 190 
162 SWEET Cory Corn By JULY IST Julie A. Powell 192 
6 Photograph by the author 
E02 SEEDING CLOVER AND GRass SEED 0 Ws. Se 192 
hs THE ENGLISH WALNUT IN Iowa Robert T. Morris 1094 
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