The Garden Magazine, July, 1922 



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Lawn Qrass 



July is the ideal time to start a lawn 



Lawns play an important part in beautifying the home grounds, and once 

 being established last almost indefinitely if properly cared for. 

 Burpee's Fordhook Finest Lawn Grass has been awarded many prizes and 

 the beautiful lawns on our Fordhook Farms in Bucks County have all been 

 grown from the same blend of various American and foreign fine-bladed 

 grasses which have proven to produce the best lawns under the varied 

 conditions as to soils and climate met with in America. 

 This special mixture will give a smooth velvety sod of a rich green color. 

 It will make a thick turf and is free from common grasses which produce 

 clumps and so frequently spoil the desired smooth effect. 

 One pound of Fordhook Finest Lawn Grass seed will sow a plot of 20 x 20 

 or 400 square feet, 80 pounds per acre are sufficient for careful seeding, 

 but it is much better to use 100 pounds where it is desired to have a good 

 close turf from the start. 



With every order we enclose the Burpee Leaflet 

 "How to Establish A Lawn" giving complete direc- 

 tions for preparing the ground and sowing the seed 

 together with the subsequent care and proper treat- 

 ment of the lawn. 



Order Burpee's Fordhook Finest Lawn Grass seed 

 now. Pound packages at 60 cents each; 3 

 pounds for $1.65, postpaid. By express or freight, 

 at purchaser's expense of forwarding, 10 pounds 

 for $4.20; 100 pounds for $38.00. 



M£Atlee Burpee Co. 



Seed Growers 



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A Rare Offer of 



A Rarer Tulip — 



The number of good Tulips runs into hundreds, but 

 there is one considered "better than the rest" by 

 connoisseurs ! Of dark purple color, with bronze shad- 

 ings, each petal margined dull golden orange. Louis 

 XIV is regarded as the most wonderful Tulip extant. 



Louis XIV Tulips, at 



Cost, on this Basis: — 



This Tulip costs us $15.00 per 100 bulbs in Holland. 

 We will supply it, at that rate with orders amounting 

 to $5.00 or more. Every reader selecting $5.00 worth 

 of bulbs from our free catalogue is entitled to 25 bulbs 

 of Louis XIV, at cost ($3.75). If you order $25.00 

 worth of bulbs, you are welcome to 125 bulbs of Louis 

 XIV and so forth. 



This offer is made solely to distribute a great Tulip in 

 broader fashion and to acquaint readers better with 

 Wayside Gardens. 



THE WAYSIDE GARDENS CO. 



Mentor, Ohio 



Largest Growers of Perennials in America 



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JUNE 



is 



Peony Month 



at 



Cherry Hill 



Where ONE WILL FIND in bloom 

 HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS 

 OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL 

 PEONIES IN EXISTENCE 



Among these are the BEST VARIE- 

 TIES ORIGINATED BY CA- 

 £,OT, CROUSSE, DESSERT, 

 HOLLIS, KELWAY, LEMOINE, 

 MILLET, RIVIERE, RICHARD- 

 SON, SHAYLOR, AND OTHER 

 NOTABLE AMERICAN and 

 EUROPEAN INTRODUCERS 



Then WE ARE the ORIGINA- 

 TORS of the FAMOUS THUR- 

 LOW SEEDLINGS WHICH 

 ARE WITHOUT PEER 



Remember WE HAVE BEEN 

 OVER FIFTY YEARS IN DE- 

 VELOPING THE CHERRY 

 HILL STRAIN of Peonies 

 KNOWN THE WORLD over 

 FOR HARDINESS, VIGOR and 

 FREE BLOOMING QUALITIES 



Catalogue 



Not Open Sundays 



T. C. THURLOW'S SONS 



{Cherry Hill Nurseries) 



West Newbury Mass. 



