March, 1919 



THE GARDEN MAGAZINE 



is assured with Leonard's Seeds and 

 the Perfection Cultivator for correct 

 cultivation, which kills weeds, 

 aerates the soil and conserves the 

 moisture. This is done in the 

 easiest manner with the 



Perfection Cultivator 



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The lightest cultivator on the market, 

 hence easy to operate. A perfect machine 

 to do the job of cultivating completely; it 

 cuts the weeds, pulverizes the soil, throws 

 the soil to or from the rows. Leaf-lifters 

 prevent injury to plants. A simple change 

 of bolts automatically adapts the machine 

 to shallow or deep cultivation, deep for use 

 on loam or shallow cultivation on heavy 

 clay. Of simplest construction and strong- 

 est workmanship. 



Any of 3 Sizes, $3.50 each 



No; 1, with two discs, on which 6 inch or 7 inch 

 knives may be used, will work rows, 9 to 11 inches 

 wide. 



No. 2, with four discs for use with 7 5^ and &14 inch 

 knives, will do the work between 11 to 14 inch wide 

 rows. 



No. 3, with four discs, and 11 inch knives, works 13 

 to 16 inches wide. 



Satisfaction guaranteed or money refund- 

 ed. Order to-day — don't fight weeds the old- 

 fashioned way. Descriptive circular free as is 

 also our catalogue of seeds for present 

 planting. 



Leonard Seed Co. 



226-30 W. Kinzie St. Chicago, 111. 





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DWARF APPLE TREES 



DWARF PEAR TREES 



DWARF PLUM TREES 



DWARF CHERRY TREES 



DWARF PEACH TREES 



Catalogue Free 

 THE VAN DUSEN NURSERIES 

 C. C. McKAY, Mgr. Box G, Geneva, N. Y. | 



IRIS 



By the Million 

 For the Million 



"Oh the Springtime is coming 

 And the merry month of May; 

 Soon the meadows will be blooming 

 With the Flowers fresh and gay." 



But don't depend on the meadows, have flowers 

 right under your windows and plenty of them. 



We sell Iris at prices ranging from 15 cts. to $1.00 

 each. 12 for the price 0/ 10. Mixed (without names) $1.00 

 per doz.; $5.00 per 100. 



A postal card brings price list 

 GEO. N. SMITH Wellesley Hills, Mass. 



Have you a place in your garden for 



Six each Pink Gladioli America, Panama, Halley, 

 Pink Perfection, prepaid for $1.00 



Six each White Gladioli, Glory of Holland, Peace, 

 Europa, Lily Lehmann, prepaid for 1.25 



Six each Red Gladioli, Empress of India, Princeps, 

 Frederika Wigman, War, prepaid for 1.00 



Six each Yellow Gladioli, Schwaben, Loveliness, Nia- 

 gara, Golden King, prepaid for 1.25 



Six each Bicolored Gladioli. Attraction, Mrs. F. 

 Pendleton, Rouge Torch, Glory, prepaid for . . 1.00 



One each hardy Phloxes, Frau A. Buchner, Pan- 

 theon, Sieboldii. Jules Cambon, Europa, Rosen- 

 berg, M. P. Langier, prepaid for 100 



We grow acres of finest florist's strains of Aster, Petunia, 



Scabiosa, Salvia, Perennial seeds and plants, Gladioli, 



Roses, and other good things for the flower garden. 

 Hundreds of professional florists have used our products 



for years. If we can please your florist we can please you. 

 Write for price list to 



RALPH E. HUNTINGTON Painesville, Ohio 





WOODRUFF'S GLADIOLI 



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Here are two good offers. First: 13 Fine sorts, one 

 each, for $1.00, viz.: America, Burrell, Empress India, 

 Geo.Paul, Liebesfeuer, Loveliness, Niagara, Pendleton, 

 Pink Perfection, Satisfaction, Queenly, Lillian. Peace, 

 Velvet King (worth $1.50). Second: One each, Mrs. 

 King, PRINCE of WALES, Goliath, Mrs. G. W. 

 Moulton, Red Emperor, Europa, Charlemagne, Eve- 

 lyn Kirtland, Electra, TITANIC, Eldorado and 3 

 Primulinus Hybrids — a rare collection — for $1.50. 

 Both lots postpaid, with my catalogue of about 140 

 sorts and mixtures. 



A few other things, too. POTATO SEED. Will 

 produce 50 new sorts potatoes, 15c pkt. 



GEO. S. WOODRUFF 



INDEPENDENCE IOWA 



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