THE GARDEN MAGAZINE 



New Sweet Peas 



For 9 S fVnt« we win mai1, p° st P aid » cne 



I UI L.O V>vlll> regular retail packet each of: 

 The New Gigantic "Orchid-flowered" JOHN INGMAN, 

 the best and most beautiful rose-crimson, as shown on Colored 

 Plate in our New Catalogue ; FLORA NORTON, the b. st 

 clear light blue,— and JANET SCOTT, largest and most 

 lovely deep bright pink. 



Also one full-size packet (seventy to ninety seeds) each cf 

 DOROTHY ECKFORD, the largest white, —the famous 

 pink-edged white BURPEE S iJAIiNTY— the love yblended 

 pink and buff AGNES JOHNSTON,— the largest'pure red 

 KING EDWARD VII , and a large packet of the unequalled 

 special new Giant-flowered BURPEE'S BEST MIXED 

 FOR 1906. 



tC7*In each Collection Ba j we include our up-to-date Leaflet on Culture. 

 and also one packet of a beauii'ul n :w vy. iat Strain of the Annual 

 GvfiS'»phi a Etegansxzs\\y%x»\i\\ and of which the graceful risrnty sprays 



.ippeai 



"I" 



of Sweet Pen: 



OC P/>n+C ^'" vs <lic Complete Collection of Nine Packets* 

 i.O V>tlll> postpaid. Five Collections mailed for $i.oo- 



P rtP C A C* />r\fc u ' € w *^ mail all the above and also 

 I Ol OV/ V^entj one rcgu ar packet each of Burpee's 

 Re-elected " h artiest 0/ A ll," 1 - the 

 new Marchioness of Cholmondeley, best buff and p nk, — Mrs. 

 George Higginsou, Jr., the charming new "sky blue,'' — Miss 

 Witlviot', large orange-pink, — Bu*fec*s Navy Blue ', the be-t 

 dark blue; Burpee's Sunproof Salopian, and a large p-«cket of 

 the New Gigantic " Orchid-flowered" Seedlings of Countess 

 Spe-cer. Ipg" In all, 16 pkts. for 50 cents, a truly Magni- 

 ficent Collection I 



Prf-vf f\n/\ V\e\\\^f Wc ' witt send all the above and 



I OF \J\VC UOIIdl also one regular fifteen-cent packet 

 each of the True Countess Spencer 

 and Helen Leivis, shown on Colored Plate, also David R. 

 Williamson, and the remark ib.e Burpee's Earliest White, 

 now first offered; also a ten-cent packet eich of the new Helen 

 Pierce, Scarlet Gem, and Burpee's Earliest Sunbeams ; — also 

 a regular packet (70 to go seeds) of Jessie Cnthbertson, — Hon. 

 Mrs. E. Kenyan, — Mrs. D gdale, — Otliello, — Eckford's Sadie 

 Burpee, and Prince of Wales. 



In all these Twenty-nine Packets, at reeular rates 

 "per pkt ," amount to $2.40, but all are included in this 

 Special DOLLAR BOX, — mailed postpaid, to anyaddreis 

 in the United States. 



Mention The Garden Magazine and we will include an- 

 other Grand New Novelty, making 30 pkts. in the Box, worth 

 $2.bj for onlv One Dollar ! If not already received, be sure to 

 ask tor the New Thirtieth Anniversary Edition of 



BURPEE'S 1906 Farm Annual 



Long known as "The Lending American Seed Catalogue," — 

 this is now brighter and letter than ever before. An ekgant 

 book of 16S pages, it te.ls the plain truth about the Best Seeds 

 That Grow ! 



WRITE TO-DA Y < This advertisement luiU 

 nU appear again 



W. Atlec Burpee & Co., Philadelphia 



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POULTRY SUPPLIES 



"We sell everything the poultryinan needs. Incubators, 



Brooder*. 1 i>, Tonics, Powders. Fences, Itone 



Cutters, Kcc Boxes, etc. Write to-day for a free 



copy of our Poultry Supply catalogue. You'll be 



surprised how much you can save by 



buying all your supplies from one plaue. 



JOSIAH YOUNG, 



23 Grand Street, Troy, N. Y. 



Improve Your Dairy 



No matter how good a herd of cows you have, or how well they 

 are taken care of, or how carefully they are fed, your efforts are more or 

 less wasted if the milk, the result of it all, is not taken care of in the bes 

 way possible. 



Before cream or butter can be obtained the milk must, of course 

 be skimmed, and to do the skimming most effectively you need a 



U.S. Cream Separator 



in your dairy. If the gravity or setting method is now used, a U. S. will 

 increase your butter yield from 1-4 to 1-2. This is, if the skimmed milk 

 from the old way was to be run through a U. S. Separator it would take 

 out from 1-4 to 1-2 as much cream as was obtained by hand skimming. 



Now there are other cream separators which will effect a saving 

 over gravity system, but because the U. S. Separator holds the World's 

 Record fur clean skimming, it is a greater saver and bigger moneymaker 

 than any other. 



We want to tell you how this record was made, and what it means — 

 our attractive new catalogue will do it, and at the same time fully explain 

 the construction of the U. S. We'll be glad to mail you a copy on re- 

 U. S. Separator run by Electric Motor 1 uest - Write us now > addressing, 



VERMONT FARM MACHINE CO., Bellows Falls, Vt. 



Eighteen centrally located distributing warehouses throughout the U. S. and Canada. 



San Jo«e Scale on a Pear, 



L. S. & S. 



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HORICUM" 



L. S. & S. 



TRADE MARK 



THE SAN JOSE SCALE KILLER 



ForFall or Spring use 

 We aim to kill scale and not trees. One spraying will not kill all the scale. Many of 

 them get under the rough bark. They are very minute, but their multitude makes the San 

 Jose Scale a plague like the plagues of Egypt. 



"BToricum" is Simple, Strong, ami Ready For Vhc 

 SOLD BY SEEDSMEN. SEND for pamphlets on Bugs and Blights, worth having, to 



Hammond's Slug Shot Works 



FISHKILL-ON-HUDSON, 



NEW YORK 



The Problem of Spraying 



QEXD lor Leggetfs Spray Calendar, illustrated, a free booklet to those interested, showing the 

 whole subject at a glance : what to apply and when to do it. This concise information will be 

 of the greatest value to any grower. A postal card will bring you the booklet. The 



DUST SPRAYERS 



are the most effective, easiest and swiftest for all vegetables and fruits. Two acres of potatoes per 

 hour; no barrel of water to haul; does the work of a power machine; dusts two rows as fast as a man 

 can walk; adjustable. Will not get out of order and will last for years. 



LEGGETT & BRO., 301 Pearl Street, New York City 



CLEMATIS FOR SPRING PLANTING 



The most gorgeous flowering 

 vine for porch and trellis. It 

 will festoon the veranda with 

 a profusion of large, white 

 red or purple flowers. 



We can supply fine 2-year- 

 old, strong, heavy field-grown 

 roots which will blossom next 

 August. 



VARIETIES : Henryii 1 white) ; 

 Jackmanii ipurple), Price SOc. each; $6.00 per dozen. 



Get Our GARDFN COLLECTION or SMALL FRUITS for $z. 7 c, bv mail 

 to any address, enough to plant a large garden 6S strong plants, Grapes, Currants, 



Madam Andre (red) 



Berries, etc. 



Send for catalogue. 



H. S. WILEY & SON, Drawer 47, CAYUGA, N. Y. 



