The Garden Magazine, January, 1922 



277 



Don't Miss The Following 



Sensational Novelties ! 



You Need Them All In Your Garden 



4. 



ISchling's Wonderful New Snapdragon 

 • " INDIAN SUMMER," the greatest 

 achievement in Snapdragons to date, 

 introducing a new and bewitching color 

 never before seen in Snapdragons. — a 

 lovely rich velvety and glossy copper 

 color, indescribably beautiful! And as 

 for size, it is without even a near rival. 

 Pkt. $1.00. 6 for $5.00. 



2 The New Bedding Petunia Violet Queen 

 • — a deep violet blue, entrancingly beau- 

 tiful, pkt. 50c. 



3 Queen Anne's Blue Lace Flower of rare 

 • and delicate charm, pkt. 50c. 



The New Dahlia-Zinnia, monstrous 

 double flowers with broad, long over- 

 lapping petals, pkt. 50c. 



All 4 novelties for $2.00 



including copy of 



"BOOK FOR GARDEN LOVERS" 



(25 cts.) 



A practical guide for gardens of Quality. 

 Full of valuable pointers that will save 

 you from needless mistakes. 



24 W. 59th St. 



New York 



SNAPDRAGON 



"Transferred 200 miles 

 without damage" 



A Hodgson House like the one illustrated 

 may be put up in two days. It is comfortable, 

 substantial, permanently weather-tight. And 

 it can be taken down and shipped to another 

 location without damage. 



The sections of a Hodgson Portable House 

 will never warp or fail to fit. Finest ma- 

 terials and careful workmanship plus thirty 

 years' experience make Hodgson Houses the 

 best you can buy. 



You may need a portable garage for your 

 car, a playhouse for the children, a dog or 

 poultry-house — whatever it is, you'll find the 

 kind you want in our illustrated catalog. 



Shall we send this catalog at our expense? 

 E. F. HODGSON GO. 



Room 228, 71-73 Federal St., Boston, Mass. 

 6 East 39th Street, New York City 



HODGSON 



Hodgson Houses are 

 used for seaside and 

 mountain cottages, bun- 

 galows, garages, play- 

 houses, poultry and 

 pet houses, offices, 

 schools, gymnasiums 

 and innumerable other 

 purposes. 



Portable 



HOUSES 



-A Garden of Fragrant 



Novelties for 1922 



ANTIRRHINUM "GLORIA." The most beauti- 

 ful Snapdragon that has ever enhanced the beauty of 

 our Gardens. A striking feature of this superb NOV- 

 ELTY is the tall stately habit, and exceptionally long 

 flower spikes. Clustering thickly on the latter are 

 large beautifully FRILLED flowers. The color — a rich 

 pastelte shade of terra cotta, shaded rose, merging into 

 golden yellow at the centre. Pkt., 25c. Trial pkt., 15c. 



CHRYSANTHEMUM. New Class of Double 

 Flowering- Hybrids. The flowers are produced in 

 showers of bloom in the most rich and gorgeous shades 

 — in form as perfect as any of the choicest Japanese 

 Chrysanthemums. The plants begin flowering early in 

 July and continue till late Autumn. Tall stout stems 

 are excellent for cutting. Pkt., 50c. Half pkt., 30c. 

 Trial pkt., 15c. 



SHIRLEY POPPY "BLUEBELL/ 1 Wonderful 

 for the Blue Garden and fit for a "Garden of Dreams." 

 In shades of bright clear azure blue. The myriads of 

 flowers sway on slender stems throughout the Summer. 

 Pkt., 50c. Half pkt., 30c. Trial pkt., 15c 



PENTSTEMON ISOPHYLLTTS HYBKIDUS. 



Blooming throughoutthe entire Summer, this NEW Pentstemon 

 is unexcelled for richness and profusion of bloom. The flowers 

 are trumpet shaped, resembling a Gloxinia, the colorings ere 

 superb, white throated and. tinted in varying tones of pale rose, 

 coralline, carmine and violet. The plant is a constant delight 

 both outdoors and for cutting. It can be grown in almost any 

 soil. Pkt., 50c. Half pkt., 30c. Trial pkt., 15c. 



NEW PYRETHRUM "CACTUS" Flowered. Noth- 

 ing can surpass the Pyrethrum for profusion of flowers in the 

 season, and they are one of the few plants useful for partial 

 shade. The lace-like foliage in its finely cut form and fresh 

 deep green color is a splendid foil for the bright showy flowers 

 borne on long stems. The petals are elegantly quilled and 

 twisted. This new form is most picturesque. Pkt., 50c. Half 

 pkt., 30c. Trial pkt., 15c. 



SCUTELLARIA COERULEA. A NEW PERENNIAL 

 from Sil>eria, freely blooming durinp the summer. The flowers, 

 in long racemes of HEAVENLY BLUE are borne on unilateral 

 compact spikes. It attracts everyone's attention because of its 

 perfect coloring. Pkt., 50c. Half pkt., 30c. Trial pkt., 15c. 



One packet of the six NOVELTIES, 6 pkts., §1.50 

 One trial packet of each, 6 pkts., 75c. 

 Our 1922 Seed Book — lists many more interesting and beautiful 

 Novelties, in flowers and vegetables with all the old favorites, the 

 RARE and well known Bulbs and LILIES, etc. Send for a copy 

 NOW. 



H. H. BERGER AND COMPANY 

 70 WARREN STREET NEW YORK 



Established 45 Years 



Pentstemon Hybrid 





Two 



Specialty 



Catalogues 



For Spring 1922 we are issuing 

 two garden Catalogues of unusual 

 interest. We should be pleased to mail 

 either or both of these Catalogues to Garden 

 Magazine readers. 



Seeds - Bulbs 



Plants 



This catalogue is a complete digest of our choice offerings in seeds, 

 and plants for Spring 1922. It lists many novelties of rare merit. 



Perennials for Border or Rockery 



Those interested in rock gardens, perennial borders and beds will find this special Cat- 

 alogue a great help. The many rare and unusual plants in perennials, rock garden plants, 

 hardy vines and climbers are offered at reasonable prices. 



Your Garden Problems can be solved. We are Horticultural Specialists and it is 

 a part of our service to help solve Garden problems, whether they are problems of selec- 

 tion, location or cultivation. We want to help you. 



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145 West 45th Street, New York 



