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 Catalogue 



Exclusive in Quality 



POTGROWN STRAWBERRIES 



Plant at once for a crop next season 



SPRING FLOWERING BULBS 



Order now because they are scarce 



Roses — Evergreens — Rhododendrons — Paeonies — 

 Iris — Trees — Shrubs — Perenn ials 



Rutherford 



New Jersey 



Nurseries 



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1 VERYONE said, 'Of course, you can't expect your new home 

 to look like anything for several years. It takes so long for 

 things to grow.' 



But we knew better. MOON'S had helped us before; so we enlisted 



their aid again. 



The result was all we hoped. We gave them an idea of what we 



thought we would like, and they carried out every suggestion and 



added a few cf their own. 



Then, too, there is such a satisfaction in nursery stock that comes 



from MOON'S. We have never had a tree or bush or plant that 



has not been the best of its kind." 



MOON'S Trees, Shrubs and Plants for every place and purpose. 



Write for their catalog R-3. 



THE WM. H. MOON COMPANY 



NURSERYMEN 



MORRISVILLE, PA. 



On the Lincoln Highway — midway between Nero York and Philadelphia, 



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WING'S PEONIES 



He who plants a Peony secures everlasting beauty. As surely as the beau- 

 tiful season follows the snow and ice, so surely will come its sumptuous flowers, 

 becoming more beautiful every year. Money spent for good peonies is well 

 invested, for they have a monetary value in addition to the appeal of their 

 loveliness. With choice Peonies there is a constant scarcity. This has been 

 so for years, and it will be increasingly so now since the passage of the Exclu- 

 sion Act forbidding the further importation of these plants. Without doubt 

 many varieties will be temporarily withdrawn from trade and others will be 

 increased in price. 



We have Peonies of all types and classes, good strong roots that will bloom 

 next season. In our collection of over five hundred varieties are all the good 

 standard sorts and many new and rare things. The newer kinds have a much 

 greater range of color than the old ones, coming in opalescent shades and un- 

 usual combinations, delicate and brilliant rose, lilac, salmon, apricot and cream, 

 as well as deeper and richer tones of carmine, bright red and crimson. 



Now is the time to plant. Send for catalogue to-day. 

 THE WING SEED CO. Box 1626 Mechanicsburg, Ohio 



The House of Quality and Moderate Prices 



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1 THE REGAL LILY 





1 Lilium regale 







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The flowers of this magnificent Lily are white, slightly suffus( 

 B with canary yellow at the centre. 



Home Grown Bulbs for October delivery, $1.00 each; $10.00 per 

 ■ $75.00 per 100. 



Extra Large Bulbs, $1.50 each; $15.00 per dozen; $1 10.00 per 100. 



R. & J. Farquhar & Company 



1 6 South Market Street Boston, 



Mass. 



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