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The Garden Magazine, January, 1922 



Peas grown 

 at Glen Cove, 

 Long Island, 

 irom Sutton's 

 Seeds. 



THROUGHOUT the 

 world, the name of 

 Sutton stands for superla- 

 tive excellence in seeds. 

 We are more than seed 

 merchants; we are seed 

 fanciers. For 115 years, 

 Sutton fathers have handed 

 down to Sutton sons the 

 skill and traditions of lead- 

 ers in plant breeding and 

 seed selection. 



The illustrations show 

 the vigor and quality of 

 crops, from which Sutton's 

 Seeds — vegetable, flower 

 and grass — are selected. 



You can secure similar 

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 Sutton's Seeds. 



Send 35 cents for Sutton's 

 splendid catalog. It really 

 costs us much more. Cred- 

 ited on first order of $8.00 

 or over. 



Only twenty-eight days 

 required from date of your 

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 to reach you, as we mail 

 promptly. But you should 

 lose no time sending for 

 your copy of the catalog. 



Royal Seed 

 Establishment 



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READING 

 ENGLAND 



The Seed Business With a Record of 115 Years 



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winter Uream hardens 



It used to be said of an old braggart around these 

 parts that he could "cradle more grain in the winter 

 and chop more cordwood in the summertime than 

 any other man around." 



Well, that is the way I do most of my gardening 

 I think sometimes, in my imagination. Anyway I 

 can always plan more things to do in January than 

 I can accomplish all the rest of the year. 



If you are afflicted that way too, let's get ac- 

 quainted. Send for my little catalogue, Hardy 

 Plants for the Home Garden. Free to any address. 

 Not so large as some but it is interesting. 



W. A. TOOLE 



Garry nee Dale Baraboo, Wis. 



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High Grade Stock 

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This is the first year seeds of these Early 

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 Pictured and described in our Seed Book. 



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February. 

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ROSES 



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