THE GARDEN MAGAZINE 



February. 1919 



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Let Us Send You 



England's Choicest Flowers 

 For Your Peace Year Garden 



"V^/HEN you think of peace 

 and happiness returned, 

 flowers at once become the most 

 delightful of all symbols. 



So this peace year plant Sut- 

 ton's flower seeds in profusion. 

 Grow flowers as never before. 

 Have bright colorful blooms for 

 the cloudy days. Choice ones 

 of delicate hues for the sunny 

 ones. 



To be able in this way to send 

 messengers of happiness to you 



over in America, makes this 

 quite the most wonderful year 

 of all our 112 yeacs in business. 



Our American agents will 

 promptly send you a catalogue, 

 which contains a goodly listing 

 of our choicest flowers and fin- 

 est vegetables. 



Your order will be filled direct 

 from England. 



Send 35c for the catalogue. 

 With $5 purchase of seeds the 

 35c will be promptly refunded. 



H. P. YVINT ER & CO 



64-C Wall Stkeet 



New Yoek 



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Royal Seed Establishment 

 READING, ENGLAND 



The SHERMAN T.BLAKE CO. 



429-C Sacramento Street 



San Francisco, Cal. 



Sole Agents West of the 

 Rocky Mountains 



Nursery Stock of Proven Reliability 



The successful growing experience of 43 years is back of every tree, plant 

 and shrub sold by the Woodlawn Nurseries. 



Thesturdinessand moderate price of such Woodlawn grown plants bring an eye fill- 

 ing garden within the most moderate means. Luxuriant flowering bushes to line an un- 

 interesting pathway, evergreens and shrubs to soften the lines of the house or screen 

 a garage, hardy plants and vines that make your garden an annual joy. 



We take particular pride in our fruit trees, vines and berry bushes. 

 Send for our illustrated 1919 Nursery List. It contains valuable 



Elanting and growing data together with a catalog of dependa- 

 le plants and trees. 



WOODBAWN NVRSERIES 



888 Carson Avenue Rochester, New York / , 



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Your Shrubbery Border 

 Will Need This Hydrangea 



(Hydrangea Arborescens Grandiflora Alba) 



Clusters of Cool 

 Snowy Bloom 



—called "Hills of | 

 Snow' ' — that 

 flourish just in 

 that difficult time j 

 when spring flow- 

 ers have gone j 

 and later blooms | 

 not yet come. 



Planted in the j 

 right places they : 

 will make a de- 

 lightful difference 

 in the midsummer 

 appearance of your 

 home. 



AN IDEAL SUBURBAN PLANT 



Thrives in almost any soil; lasting flowers, lovely foliage. 

 Sturdy, well-balanced plants, 50c each, #5 doz. Free pack- 

 ing and delivery to express station. 



EIGHT HUNDRED ACRES ESTABLISHED 1792 



"WE HAVE GROWN WITH THE NATION" 



Our catalogue and experience is yours to command 



AMERICAN NURSERY CO. 



Flushing Long Island, N. 



^JI^risNurseries 



NIKKO BLUE 

 HYDRANGEA 



A very beautiful Japanese hy- 

 drangea of true blue color. It 

 differs from other varieties in that 

 it is disk shaped instead of round. 

 It blooms in June. 



$1.00 each. $10.00 per doz. 



Send (or FREE catalogue NOW. 

 Morris Nurseries 



Box 804 

 West Chester, Pa. 





Gaily Colored Phlox 



for the 



Hardy Garden 



Richly colored flowers from 

 July to frost. Grow in ordi- 

 nary soil. Planted this spring 

 should bloom in summer. 

 Red, pink, white, purple. 



10 Strong Plants 

 $1 Postpaid 



{Our assortment of the jour colors) 



Our 1919 Catalogue is free to 

 all. The best Apples, Peaches, 

 Pears, Berries, Roses and hardy 

 plants are described, pictured and 

 priced. Send to-day for copy. 



BAIRD & HALL 



Althea Ave. Troy, Ohio 



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