THE GARDEN MAGAZINE 



TT TAKES $20,000 worth of postage 

 A stamps to mail The Maule Seed 

 Catalogue for 1905. It contains 152 

 large pages, full from cover to cover 

 of illustrations and descriptions of the 

 best and newest things known in 

 horticulture. As the original intro- 

 ducer of Prizetaker Onion, Nott's 

 Excelsior Pea, Davis' Wax Bean, etc., 

 I know what I am saying when I 

 make the statement that never 

 before have I offered so many novel- 

 ties in flower and vegetable seeds 

 of real merit. No gardener can 

 afford to be without this book, 

 which will be sent free to all 

 sending me their address on a 

 postal card. 



IVm. Henry Maule, Philadelphia, Pa. 



