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THE GARDEN MAGAZINE 



Mahch, 1919 



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Catalogue Free, 



DAHLIAS are the wondrous results of years of hybridizing exper- 

 iments in crossing and recrossing the choicest English, French and 

 Holland varieties. They are marvelously beautiful in both coloring 

 and form, have strong stems and are excellent as cut flqwers. 



1660 DERBY STREET 

 PORTLAND, OREGON 



M. G. TYLER 



Harris Seeds 



Label on every Lot 

 Tells how many 



lAtcordin^foourle^ts 



98 percent 



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Like Golden Bantam, but larger, sweeter and better. Ears 8 inches 

 long and the color of June butter. Hence the name " Buttercup." 

 This corn is deliciously sweet and tender. There is no other corn 

 quite equal to it. 



Cabbage That Is a Real Luxury 



The Stanley cabbage is a really delicious vegetable. As superior to com- 

 mon cabbage as sweet corn is to field corn. It is as tender and delicate 

 as Brussels Sprouts and cauliflower and far more easily raised. 

 You can get fine results from all Harris Pedigree Seed because every lot 

 is tested and the percentage that will grow is marked on the label. So 

 you know just how thick to plant. 



Send for our free catalogue and learn about our new strains of Peas, Beans, Beets, Corn, 

 Cauliflower, Tomatoes. jMclons, etc. See why our method of selecting the Seed from the 

 best individual plant crrables you to produce better sized and more delicious vegetables 

 in greater quantities. 



// rite for the free Catalogue to-day — it shows how to have a truly successful garden and 

 enables you to buy direct from the actual grower at wholesale prices. 



JOSEPH HARRIS COMPANY, Box 51, Cold water, N.Y. 



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GroQuik Forcers 



Patent No. 1239071 



TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR OFFER 



For every order received this year amounting to $10.00 or 

 more we will send you a "The Amateur Gardener's Handbook* 

 and 5 packets of Vegetable or Flower Seeds. 



Write for catalogue of particulars of offer at once. 



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MakeEvery Seed Count! 



NOW FOR THE VICTORY GARDEN ! 

 Peace brings additional responsibilities for increasing 

 the food supply. Make your plans, order now and 

 start your-flower and vegetable plants; 



LET PAPER POTS HELP YOU 

 Start your indoor garden with them this month. 

 Use them to,sow Peppers, Tomatoes, Egg Plants, etc: 

 Make every seed produce a plant: per 100 per 1000 



2x2 size— for all small Plants $ .75 $5.00 



4x2 size — for Sweet Peas only 1 .00 6 .00 



3x3 size — for Tomatoes, Melons, 



Cucumbers, etc 1 .25 6.50 



4x3 size — for Corn, Beans, etc 1 .50 7.00 



No increase in prices while present stocks last 



THE CLOCHE COMPANY "SS™ 



Phone, Barclay 2749 



We are Eastern agents for the Skinner Irrigation, System 

 of Irrigation. Write us on your water problems. 



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Evergreen 

 Bittersweet 



Euonymus radicans vegetus 



A lovely climber, adaptable to all loca- 

 tions; unsurpassed for covering trellises, 

 walls or stumps. Rich green all the year, 



with crimson berries in winter. Can 



be planted at any time. 



1st size, 50c each; $5 per dozen 

 2nd 6ize, 75c each; $8 per dozen 

 3rd size, $1 .50 each; $15 per dozen 0l 



Adolf MullerNSSs^SIs 



Nomstown,Penna, 



Help Nature 



Experienced gardeners know that most of 

 the delay in getting early crops in Spring 

 is due to the cold piercing winds. Keep 

 the wind off your plants which is easily 

 done by means of handy and inexpensive 

 GROQUIK FORCERS. 



They take any size of glass, are easily put 

 together. Wires, $1.50 per doz.; $11.50 

 per 100. Glass extra. 



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