November, 1913 



THE GARDEN MAGAZINE 



129 



NEW LILIES 



FOR THE GARDEN 



Hardy, Fragrant and Beautiful 



',Vith the introduction of these two mag- 

 nificent new varieties blooming in July 

 and early August, it is now possible to 

 have a continuous display of Lilies in 

 bloom from early summer until frost. 

 Our Lily fields during the flowering 

 period were the admiration of all 

 who saw them. 



LILIUM MYRIOPHYLLUM 



Flowers white, slightly suffused with 

 pink and with a beautiful shade of canary 

 yellow at the centre and extending 

 part way up the trumpet; fragrant. 

 Awarded the Gold Medal of the Mass- 

 achusetts Horticultural Society and a 

 First-class Certificate by the Royal Inter- 

 national Exhibition, London, 1912. 



LILIUM SARGENTIAE 



Greenish white shading to purple on out- 

 side, pure white within, with a tint of citron in the centre. 

 Awarded Gold Medal of the Massachusetts Horticultural So- 

 ciety, 1 913. 



Bulbs of each of above varieties, $1.50 ea., $15.00 per doz. 

 Illustrated catalogue free on application. 



R. & J. FARQUHAR & CO., BOSTON, MASS. 



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Evergreen Seedlings and Transplants 



For Fall and Spring Delivery 



Our stock comprises millions of young conifers in 

 Ssedling and Transplant grades, for reforesting., under- 

 planting and lining out in nursery rows. 



If the species you are interested in are not listed 

 helow write us and we will quote prices. 



European (Larch. 



Austrian iPine 



Pitch 



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Red 



Scotch 



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White 



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Norway 'Sproace. 



White Ash 

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Transplants, 3-yr. 



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Seedlings, 2-yr 



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Transplants, 3-yr 



4-yr 



Seedlings,. 2-yr. 



Transplants. .4-yr. 



Seedlings, i-yr 



2-yr 



4 to 10 inches. $2.25 per Thousand. 



2 to 5 

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2 to 5 

 6 to 10 



4 to 8 

 8 to iS 



15 to 30 



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6 to 12 

 2 to 5 

 6 to 12 

 4 to 8 

 4 to 9 



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It will pay you to get our prices before 

 placing your order. 



The North-Eastern Forestry Company 



:New Haven, Conn. 



.Nurseries, Cheshire, Conn. 



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Now Is the Time to 

 Plant Your Orchard 



rHE demand for good fruit is ever increasing: at highly profitable prices; 

 nothing: else on the farm brings such great returns per acre. Fruit trees 

 in comparison with other crops require little time and can be grown 

 by anyone who follows the instructions we furnish. We maintain per- 

 1 manently a force of reliable and practical men who by experience have 

 become expert in this line : these men assist our customers in getting 

 the greatest profits from their orchards. They tell you whai 

 fruit trees are best adapted to your soil and climate: they 

 tell you what varieties can be grown successfully in your 

 locality how far apart to plant the trees- how to care for 

 them and their cost; they tell you everything you ought 

 to know about planting for profit or home use. 



Our Trees, Shrubs, Vines and Flowers 



are of the very highest class. Northern grown, healthy, 

 vigorous and productive. Our fruit trees bear early and 

 abundantly; they are hardy, true tc name, and free from 

 scale. All of our stock is thoroughly fumigated before 

 shipment, making doubly sure that you get good healthy 

 trees and plants, carefully selected, properly packed and 

 promptly delivered in good condition. 



If you contemplate a commercial orchard or the improvement of your 

 home grounds, write us for information and special literature. 

 800 acres of fruit trees and ornamentals to select from. 

 "We are the originators of the well known Climbing: American Beauty and Christine 

 Wright roses; blossoms measure 3 to 4 inches in diameter. 



HOOPES, BRO. & THOMAS CO., Dept. G, West Chester, Pa. 



Philadelphia Office. 201 Stephen Girard Building 



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