January, 1914 



THE GARDEN MAGAZINE 



241 



FAIRFAX ROSES Rest All Winter 

 So They Will Bloom Like This 



YOU can have beautiful roses in your garden this year and every year when you start with vigorous, thrifty, 

 sturdy Fairfax plants, that are grown slowly and wintered out of doors. 



You can't plant a forced rose bush, taken right from a hot house bench, and 

 expect it to have the vitality that will make it thrive in your garden. 



Fairfax Roses are grown slowly. They are never forced. They are wintered out of 

 doors, so they have six months of rest and are ready in the spring to produce 

 flowers that in perfection and number make Fairfax Roses deserve their title — 



The Aristocrats of Rosedom 



Vigor and vitality are bred into Fairfax 

 Roses. Only strong, free-flowering bushes are 

 used for propagating, and the new plants are 

 allowed to take their time in developing. They 

 could be made to grow faster and larger with 

 an excess of greenhouse heat, but they are grown 

 in nature's way, so they will bloom exquisitely. 



Fertile clay loam, constant cultivation, 

 and a long growing season produce vigorous 

 roots and stocky branches. Cold weather 

 comes gradually, ripening the wood slowly, and 

 ice and snow prove the hardiness of the plants. 

 Fairfax Roses, wintered out of doors, have 

 rugged constitutions and thrive in cold climates. 



My 1914 Rose Book Sent Free 



My new Rose Book tells how to grow the finest flowers. It describes all the 

 hardy varieties that will endure extremes of climate and bloom abundantly in the 

 home rose garden. It is illustrated with beautiful pictures of Fairfax Roses. Sent 

 free. Tuck a dollar bill in your letter, and I'll send you, prepaid, at planting time, 

 a 3-year bush of Killarney Queen (illustrated here) and a fine plant of the yellowest 

 of roses, Alice de Rothschild. 



W. R. GRAY, Box 6, Oakton, Sj£jg Virginia 



Killarney Queen, larger and more vigorous than the old Killarney 



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Disk Harrows 



^ffW,Ma r Work Up The Soil Finer 



Than Other Harrows And Are Lighter Draft 



For more than a quarter century we have been making Cut- 

 away (Clark) disk harrows for men who want to till 

 their land more thoroughly, more intensively, than is gener- 

 ally practised. Today Cutaway (Clark) implements are the 

 standard of real worth. They are constructed with utter dis- 

 regard of the designs followed by makers of other disk harrows. 

 They are built to pulverize the soil finer than other harrows 

 will do, and to do it without increasing the draft. We make 



OVER 100 STYLES AND SIZES 



of Cutaway (Clark) disk harrows and plows. 

 We have one for every farmer whether he has 

 but one small horse or a large tractor engine 

 with which to pull it. Tell us what your needs 

 are and we will 

 tell you about 

 the tool best 

 adapted for them. If you 

 believe in more intensive 

 tillage of the soil, then 

 you believe in Cutaway 

 (Clark) implements. 



Write today for book 

 "The Soil and Intensive Tillage" 



Our booklet, "The Soil and Intensive 

 Tillage" illustrates Cutaway (Clark) tools and contains ten pages of valu- 

 able information on the soil — its chemi cal and physical properties — the feed- 

 ing of plants, and intensive tillage. There is also an article by Professor G. 

 B. Upton of Cornell University on the Cutaway (Clark) Forged-edge Disk. 



CUTAWAY HARROW CO., 902 Main St., HIGGANUM, CONN. 



yUCaker of the original CLARK disk harrows and plows 



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Famous 

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For over sixty years, we 



have bred tomatoes for yield 



and quality until we now 



have strains with unusual 



characteristics. We evolved sorts 



for all purposes and for all tomato 



growing sections. Early or late, scarlet or 



purple, tall or dwarf, flat or round, we have good kinds of all 



classes. Test "near -perfection"in tomatoes in the foil owing sorts. 



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is the finest purple fruited tomato to date. Early, round, 

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Livingston's Stone 



is the most popular bright red or scarlet main crop can 

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 591 High St.. COLUMBUS. OHIO 



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