The Garden Magazine, April, 1922 



89 



It Matters Little Which 

 Among Flowers Interest You- 



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If it's Worth- While and of 

 Lasting Merit — New or Old 

 — You'll find it at Totty's 



Special Offer to Those in Doubt What to Plant 



Here is a collection of Floral Treasures worthy of a place in every J J ) , 



garden. In its entirety we offer this as The Madison Collection, a 

 total of 86 plants (worth $21.00) for $15.00 delivery prepaid. 



25 Assorted Chrysanthemums, all types, 1 2 Heliotrope plants, choice varieties . $2.50 



Early Flowering, Single & Pompons . $3.00 5 MignQn DM{& ^^ ^^ co , ors , 5Q 



6 Rose Plants, 6 varieties, Hybrid Tea . . 



tvoes all colors 6.00 " Mixed Dahlia bulbs, hne varieties . . .50 



6 Assorted Iris Plants 1.50 20 Gladioli Bulbs 3.00 



3 Hardy Carnation Plants, suitable for 3 Delphinium plants (two - year - old 

 cut flowers all season 1 .50 clumps) , 1 .50 



We Will deliver the above, to any address at the proper lime for planting outdoors for $15.00 

 Half the alone collection $8.50 



Please mention the Garden Magazine when ordering. 

 Please afford our 96 Page Catalogue a chance to acquaint you with our unusual Offerings 



Chas. H. Totty Company, Madison, New Jersey 



Kunderd's Marvelous 

 Ruffled Gladioli 



Offer something entirely new and 

 original for your garden. Far re- 

 moved from the common sorts in 

 size and coloring, their ruffled 

 beauty will make your garden dis- 

 tinctive. No other grower has 

 ever produced anything to compare 

 with these marvelous new types and 

 colors. You cannot afford to do 

 without them in your garden next 



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summer. 



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Our 1922 Catalogue 



describes many new sorts in- 

 troduced for the first time, 

 and illustrates many of them 

 (19 in natural colors). 52 

 pages of Gladiolus descrip- 

 tions and cultural directions 

 ■ — send today for a free copy. 



A. E. Kunderd 



The Originator of 

 the Ruffled Gladiolus 



Box G, Goshen 

 Indiana, U. S. A. 



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A Garden Full 

 rt***f Dahlias 



New and Rare 

 Exhibition Dahlias 



Few flowers, whether used for garden 

 decoration or principally for cut blooms 

 to decorate the home, are as respon- 

 sive to simple garden culture as our Modem Dahlia. It has made wonderful 

 advancement in size and bloom, habit of growth, and profuse blooming qualities. 



In order to further its now great popularity, we are offering this collection of 



12 Dahlia Tubers for $3.50 



— one each of 12 distinct varieties, not labelled, which if purchased separately 

 according to name would cost not less than $10.00. 



Order Your Tubers Now so as to have them ready to plant any time after 

 the tenth of May or when all danger of frost is past. 



Mail this advertisement, or present at our store, with check, money order, cash or stamps, 

 and secure this exceptional collection, sent prepaid to any point in the United States 



Our 1922 Spring Seed Annual sent on request 



30-32 Barclay St. 

 New York City 



