September, 1911 



THE GARDEN MAGAZINE 



The Readers' Service will give information 

 about the latest automobile accessories 



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Have Flowers all Winter 



Grow them in this greenhouse. It costs 

 only $250 complete, ready for immediate 

 erection. Shipped knocked down, glass all 

 in. Any handy man can put it up. Price 

 includes benches, radiating pipes, boiler and 

 all. No extras. Made from best of cypress, 

 iron braced. No foundations needed, is 

 bolted to iron posts. Perfectly portable, 

 take it with you if you move. 



First time a full-fledged, practical green- 

 house has ever been offered so low. We 

 make them by the hundreds — Thoroughly 

 Guaranteed. Ship them everywhere. Get 

 it before a frost comes. Send for booklet. 

 Hitchings & Company 



1170 Broadway NEW YORK 



A Mess |V4iir-U«m"v*xr»»«» at all seasons 



offresh IVIUSniOOlTlS Growing in your Cellar 



~le in postage stamps together with the name ot your 

 Cl>. dealer will bring you, postpaid, direct from the 

 manufacturer, a fresh sample brick of 



Lamberts Pure Culture MUSHROOM SPAWN 



the best high-grade spawn in the market, together with large illustrated book 

 on .VI ushroom Culture, containing simple and practical methods of raising, 

 preserving and cooking mushrooms. Not more than one sample brick will 

 be sent to the same party. Further orders must come through your dealer. 



Address: American Spawn Co., Dept. 2, St. Paul, Minn. 



Buy From Specialists 



Choice Evergreens * ] 



PEC1MEN TREES 



For 

 rnamental Planting 



Also DECIDUOUS TREES and SHRUBS 



Write for large illustrated catalog. 



D. HILL NURSERY CO., Inc. 



Box 106, DUNDEE, ILLINOIS 



"THE UNIVERSAL PERFUME" 



Is unique in 

 versal in popular- 

 be replaced by 

 tators. For the 

 ter shaving, as a 

 exercising, 

 eral dressing- 

 matchless. Its 

 delightful and 

 and during 

 especially, 

 L a n man ' s 

 is truly a 



uttu**** 



quality and uni- 

 ity. It cannot 

 any of its imi- 

 bath, for use af- 

 rub-down after 

 and for gen- 

 table use, it is 

 fragrance i s 

 permanent, 

 hot weather 

 Murray & 

 Florida Water 

 necessity. 



ACCEPT NO SUBSTITUTE ! 

 SOLD BY ALL LEADING DRUGGISTS 



Sample mailed on receipt of six cents to defray 

 mailing charges. 



LANMAN & KEMP, 135 *rEw E YORK REET 



PEONIES 



Our 



Unique Guarantee 



We will replace with three, every plant 

 blooming untrue to description. 



COUKONNE D'OH (Calot 1873). Lar K e blooms of ivory white, with" 

 a circle of yellow which suggests the name. An extra fine sort. Blooms 

 rather late. 



Divided $3.50 per doz., $25.00 per 100 



Small $0.60 each. 6.00 per doz., 40.00 per 100 



Medium 1.00 each, 10.00 per doz., 75.00 per 100 



Large 1.35 each, 13.50 per doz., 100.00 per 100 



DUCHESSE DE NEMOURS (Calot 18561^- — variety of unique 



uty. The guard 

 ^ »rv"-— ' 



WE CAN SHIP STOCK SEPTEMBER FIRST 



Clipping from our New Price List. Catalogue Free on Application 

 We have as fine a List of Varieties as can be found in America 



ESTABLISHED 

 1856 



L*5fl- 



PETERSON NURSERY 



30 No. LA SALLE ST., CHICAGO 



WM. A PETERSON 

 Prop. 



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Clark's Market Garden or Grove Harrow 



This harrow is used extensively by gardeners and truckers in the 

 South and other vegetable flowing sections. In Florida it is a great 

 favorite for orchard cultivation. 



Made light for shallow cultivation; cuts two to four inches deep if 

 desired. No seat supplied unless ordered. 



Made in three sizes: 



No. 1-horse, with 2 gangs of five 14 in. disks each 

 " 00 Lt. 2-horse, 2 gangs of six 14 " 

 "000 Hvy. 2-horse, 2 gangs, seven 14 

 No gardening equipment is complete without one or more of these 

 harrows. Used on their experimental grounds at Garden City, L. I., 

 N. Y., by the publishers of The Garden Magazine. 



Send to-day for our new Catalogue "Intensive Cultivation." Free. 



CUTAWAY HARROW CO. 902 Main St., Higganum, Conn. 



"I HAVE SO LITTLE FUNGUS 



that I cannot afford to mark my fruit with Bordeaux," says Mr. Geo. T. Powell cf Ghent, N. Y., a grower of fancy apples. "1 have less 

 scale and finer foliage than ever before." REASON: Six years consecutive use of 



"SCALECIDE" 



cheaper, more effective and easier to apply than Lime-Sulphur. Send for Booklets. 



Harvesting, Grading and Packing Apples. 



" Orchard Dividends." and "Modern Methods of 

 Both free. 



B. C 



PDirP C « In barrels and half barrels, 50c. per gallon; 10 gallon 

 rl^lvL.47 • canSj $6.00; 5 gallon cans, $3.25; 1 gallon cans, $1.00 



If you want cheap oils, our " CARBOLEINE " at 30c. per gallon is the equal of anything else. 



PRATT COMPANY, MFG. CHEMISTS, 50 CHURCH STREET, NEW YORK 



CITY 



Start a Fernery 



Brighten up the deep, shady nooks on your lawn, or that dark 



porch corner — just the places for our hardy wild ferns and wild flower 



collections. We have been growing them for 25 years and know 



what varieties are suited to your conditions. Tell us the kind 



of soil you have — light, sandy, clay — and we will advise you. 



Gillett's Ferns and Flowers 



will give the charm of nature to your yard. These include not only hardy wild 

 ferns, but native orchids, and flowers for wet and swampy spots, rocky hillsides 

 and dry woods. We also grow such hardy flowers as primroses, campanulas, 

 digitalis, violets, hepaticas, trilliums, and wild flowers which require open sunlight 

 as well as shade. If you want a bit of an old-time wii^wood garden, with flowers 

 iust as Nature grows them — send for our new catalogue and let us advise you 

 what to select and how to succeed with them. 



EDWARD GILLETT, Box C, South wick, Mass. 



