The Garden Magazine, September, 1921 



55 



September Garden 

 Helps 



Beds of perennials will be greatly benefited 

 bv fertilizing now— and next year will be de- 

 cidedly better because of this treatment. Now 

 is a good time to set out perennials. 



Now is the best time to plant evergreens, 

 and a few Stim-U-planT tablets used at 

 the same time give excellent results. The 

 tablets are made bv the Earp-Thomas Cul- 

 tures Corporation, 80 Lafavette street, New 

 York. One hundred tablets are delivered for 

 seventy-five cents; a thousand for three dol- 

 lars and a half. 



This is the season for planting peonies and 

 iris, and these little tablets should be set along 

 the rows or around the plants. 



In planting tulips, hyacinths, and other fall 

 bulbs, after the bulbs are covered, insert a 

 tablet every six inches along the row or six 

 inches apart each way in beds, as the bulbs 

 flower early, before fertilizer can be taken ad- 

 vantage of in the spring. 



If your seed dealer does not have Stim-U- 

 planT, order direct from the manufacturer. 



New dwarf hardy low border 



Tkj&Bm'bGvry* 



Originated and Introduced by 



K The Elm City Nursery Company 



Woodmont Nurseries, Inc. 

 P. O. Box 191 



New Haven, Conn. 



Box-Barberry can be safely planted 

 in spring or fall. 



Send for special Box-Barberry folder 

 and general nursery catalogue. 



Fryer's Hardy 

 Perennials 



FOR FALL PLANTING 



Delphiniums — Manorville 

 Hybrids. Two year No. 1 

 roots. Large two-year, 

 No. 1 roots, each 25c. doz. 

 S2.50. 



Peonies — All of the stand- 

 ard varieties in strong, 

 healthy roots that will 

 bloom next season. 



Irises — My specialty. Send 

 for Special Iris Literature. 

 September is a good time 

 to plant. 



Phloxes — -A wide range of 

 tall, medium and dwarf 

 varieties in all the bril- 

 liant colors. General cat- 

 alogue gives complete de- 

 scriptions. 



Send for Catalogue 



We want you to know 

 rrore about Fryer's Hardy 

 Plants. Our stocks are ex- 

 tensive and grown under 

 conditions that have thor- 

 oughly proved their hardi- 

 ness. 



WILLIS E. FRYER 



Mantorville, Minnesota 



Sunshine Filled 

 Daffodils 



Plant Now These Permanent Joy Givers 



Plant these sunshine filled "Dilly- 



down -daffies" this fall. 



Plant these big double-nosed bulbs 



that are filled with bounteous bloom 



promise for next spring. 



Plant them this fall and they will go 



on thriving and multiplying year 



after year with no special care. 



Plant them along the foundation 



under your windows and have drifts 



of sunshine. 



10 100 

 Emperor. One of the finest 

 trumpet Daffodils. Deep 

 rich yellow. Mammoth 



Mother Bulbs .90 730 



Empress. A large bicolor 

 trumpet variety. White 

 perianth, deep yellow 

 trumpet. Double Nosed 



Bulbs 90 730 



Golden Spur. A popular 

 trumpet variety for out- 

 doors or early forcing. En- 

 tire flower is deep golden yel- 

 low. Double Nosed Bulbs .90 730 

 Barrii conspicuus. Large 

 single variety. Perianth 

 soft yellow, cup yellow with 



bright scarlet edge 65 5.00 



Incomparabilis Sir Watkin. 

 (Giant Welsh Daffodil). 

 Very large flowers. Prim- 

 rose perianth with golden 

 crown, tinged orange scar- 

 let. Double Nosed Bulbs. ,90 7.50 



Special Collections 

 One of each (10 bulbs) .80 

 Five " " (50 " ; 3.50 



Plant them along your walks, in 

 front of your shrubbery and mingled 

 with your low evergreens. For so 

 small an expenditure and so little 

 trouble, what can compare with them? 

 Below are ten choice varieties, priced 

 in lots of 10 or 100. Also special 

 collections of the 10 at specially at- 

 tractive prices. Kindly add ten per 

 cent, to all prices if you want shipped 

 by parcel post. 



10 100 

 Leedsi White Lady. A dainty 

 and beautiful flower with 

 broad white perianth and 

 pale yellow cup 85 7.00 



Poeticus (Pheasants Eye). 

 The well known and popu- 

 lar Poets' Narcissus. Petals 

 are pure white, cup deep 

 orange red 30 330 



Poeticus Ornatus. Blooms 

 earlier than the above and 

 forces well 



,55 4.00 



Silver or Sulphur Phoenix. 



(Codlinsand Cream). Large 

 flower of double white with 

 a sulphur center 70 



Van Sion. (Double Yellow 

 Daffodil). Strikingly beau- 

 tiful large double yellow 

 flowers. Fine for forcing. .90 



530 



7.50 



of the above 10 Daffodils 



Ten of each (100 bulbs) 6.00 

 25 " " (250 " ) 14.00 



Our Fall Ten Ten Book is ready. Send for your copy. 



J At The Si£n of The Tree 



Box 10, Rutkerfot-d NJ. 



Moss Aztec Pottery 



Offers a wide choice of objects, from simple fern 

 dishes and bud vases to impressive jardinieres 

 and plant stands. Its predominating charac- 

 teristic is refined elegance in designs and colors. 

 A post card request will bring you the "Moss 



Aztec" cata- 

 logue and 

 name of near- 

 est dealer. 



ZANE 



POTTERY 



COMPANY 



So. Zanesville, 0. 



k ®lbt JfagJ)ioneti ^arbp $lante 



Start that Hardy Perennial Garden NOW! 



Hollyhocks 



Dianthus (Hardy Pinks) 



Delphinium 



(Hardy Larkspur) 

 Pyrethrum or Painted Daisy 

 Coreopsis, Harvest Moon 



Sweet Williams 

 Achillea (The Pearl) 

 Digitalis (Foxglove) 

 Centurea (Cornflower) 

 C hry san themum 

 (Shasta Daisy) 



25 cents each, $2.50 a doz. 



Our Special Offer, I of each of the above (10) plants - $ 2.00 



Our Special Offer, 3" " (30) " - 5.50 



Our Special Offer, 6 ' " (60) " - 10.00 



Our Special Offer. 12" " " " ** (120) " - 19.00 



We also have many other varieties of Hardy Perennials. 

 All above ready for immediate shipment. Catalogues exhausted, 

 but complete list on request. 



CLINTON NURSERIES Clinton, Conn. 



