THE GARDEN MAGAZINE 
_ JANUARY, 1909 
JANUARY, 
1909 
Cover DESIGN—Christmas Rose (Helleborus niger), see article page 278 a 
TAKE CARE OPMUEmEIGERISEMAS PUANTS “49 498 5° ape. 
Photograph by B. H. Smith 
cries EFFECTS WITH HAarDy CONIFERS Wilhelm Muller 
Photographs by E. J. Wallis 
Fortace PLants OTHER THAN PaLms . Harold Clarke 
= Photographs by Nathan R. Graves, H. Troth, and others 
-Your CuRistMAs GIFT TO THE CHILDREN OF THE TENEMENTS 
Lucy Lejjingwell Cable 
Photographs by Alice Boughton 
THE Best CLivBEeRs SOUTH AND NorRTH 
Photographs by Nathan R. Cae 
PRACTICAL SUGGESTIONS: FoR Rustic Work 
Photographs by the author 
CHRISTMAS AND LENTEN ROSES é a Leonard Barron 
Photographs by Nathan R. (renee and others 
GROWING BEANS IN FLORIDA .- : - pers 
Pal Berckmans 
Richard Ferris 
G R. Ross 
- More Azovur THE GARDENIA... . Henry Maxwell 
Photograph by Nathan RE Creve, 
Duties FoR THE NEW YEAR; -. .. .-. « Thomas J. Steed 
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HYACINTHS IN FivE WEEKS . , : 
Wuy WE LIKE THE GER ANIUM . ; 
Photograph by H. €. Tibbitts 
PRESERVING THE GREENHOUSE BENCHES . g - 
How I Ger WrInTeER Eccs - “A. V. Gardner. 
Photograph by the ‘anion 
. Lhomas W. Letson 
3 W. H. Morse 
A “FLOWER” OF JANUARY ; ye ee 
Photograph by A. R. ipuemore 
EDS MO NIUSiONGMNEerRGH ses 2 8 8. fe Re 
VINES WITH ATTRACTIVE BERRIES. .. Alfred Rehder 
Graves 
. Howard M. Earl 
PLANTING DECIDUOUS AND EVERGREEN TREES AND SHRUBS : 
P. J. Berckmans 
P Photographs by Nathan R. 
THE NASTURTIUM PEST OF 1908 
ANCE XPERTMENT,VWORTH PRYING 3. 5 . . « . Wad. 
PLANT EUONYMUS OUTDOORS FOR WINTER COLOR . 5 EW. 
Photograph by Nathan R. Graves 
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WILHELM MILLER, Epitor.—Coryricut, 1908, sy DOUBLEDAY, PAGE & COMPANY 
Entered as second class matter January 12, 1905, at the post-office at New York, N. Y., under the Act of Congress, March 3, 1879 
Water H. Pace, Hersert S. Houston, Vice-Presidents 
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H. W. Lanier, Secretary S.A. Everitr, Treasurer 
FIRST PRIZE COLLECTION OF - VEGETABLES ¢ exhibited at the Thirteenth Annual Flower Show of the Morris Ga Gardeners and Florists’ Society, 
and won by James Fraser, Superintendent to Otto Kahn, Esq., Morristown, N. J., 
and exclusively grown from BODDINGTON’S QUALITY SEEDS 
OUR VEGETABLE SEEDS ARE GROWN IN THE LEADING GARDENS OF 
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Our Annual Seed Catalogue and Garden Guide will be ready for mailing January Ist, 1909. 
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and LONG ISLAND, Etc. 
EXTRAORDINARY SEED CATALOGUE 
It is unique in many ways, a little different, a little better 
| than the rest, it is a Quality catalogue, representing a Quality house, selling Quality seeds, bulbs and plants. 
This Quality catalogue contains 144 pages of seeds, bulbs and plants “good from the ground up,”’ with concise cultural directions illustrated with over 
100 photo engravings from life, an engraved colored insert, art cover of original design 
GARDEN MAGAZINE. 
It costs us 25c. 
ARTHUR T. BODDINGTON, Seedsman, 342 West 14th Street, New York City 
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