March, 1914 



THE GARDEN MAGAZINE 



131 



Two Rosedale Booklets 



Will put you wise. Your address NOW will 

 bring you No. 35 at once; No. 36 June 1st. 



These booklets not only give sizes and prices but also 

 many hints about the selection and culture of Trees, Shrubs, 

 Bulbs, Roses and Perennials suitable for the improvement 

 of your grounds. These booklets are supplemented by 

 many cultural directions through correspondence with our 

 customers. Our stock is trained to highest quality and ut- 

 most care is used in digging and packing so that it may 

 grow immediately it is transferred to your grounds and 

 produce the best results. Moreover, prices this year are 

 especially attractive. 



No. 36 (ready June 1st) will give you Import Prices of 

 Holland Bulbs which are about 20% less than the fall prices. 



Most enthusiastic customers, many of whom we annually 

 supply, is the best evidence of the high quality of our ser- 

 vice, and our best advertisement. 



Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia, Pa. 

 has had great success with your roses. 



My sister-in-law, Mrs. 

 I want to order some. The number and names are marked on your list. 

 Please send bill at the same time. 



Rosedale Nurseries 



Box A Tarrytown, N. Y. 



Cedar Acres Gladioli 



"BULBS THAT BLOOM" 



ILLUSTRATED BOOKLET 



Gives full information how to grow 

 prize-winning Gladioli, and a complete list 

 of the best new, as well as the old varieties. 



CEDAR ACRES GLADIOLI have won 

 many prizes in America and Europe and 

 it is my intention to maintain this 

 standard. 



GREENHOUSE VARIETIES given 

 full description and should be grown by 

 everyone who has glass. You should also 

 know about the GIFT BOX. 



This LITTLE BOOKLET will help 

 you greatly in planning your garden, for it 

 is full of practical suggestions. It is free 

 for the asking. Let me send it to you and 

 to your friends. 



Dawn 



The garden will be incomplete without Gladioli 



B. HAMMOND TRACY 



Address Box B 



Wenham, Mass, 



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Disk Harrows 



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. \% I The Disks 



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 chemical 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. 



JXCaker of the original CLARK disk harrows and plows 



The Readers' Service will give information about automobiles 



