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AND "STAR I' 



For 35 years the "Star Dozen" and "Star 25" collectis^'' 

 edge, taught by decades of practical experience, into seK-i 

 will have the unqualified approval of everyone who plaii:> 

 dantly in every state from Maine to California. 



If planted in a location that has at least 4 hours' suns:.- 

 grow good vegetables, the veriest amateur is assured of -• 

 until hard frost. 



Plant this fall. Every plant is guaranteed to bloom, s ■ 



The ''Star Dozen'' ^10^5 



Value $12.75. You Save $2.10 



These 12 lovely Hybrid Tea Roses, planted 15 inches apart, 

 require only a small space in which to grow, just 4^4 by 3 V2 feet, 

 which leaves 6 inches all around from the edge of the bed to the ■■■ 

 plants. They should provide enough blooms for from 40 to 50 ' 

 vases of 6 blooms each during the first season, at a cost of less ". 

 than 3 cents per bloom, and still more blooms each year, at 

 less cost, for years to come. Can you think of any better in-, 

 vestment in pleasure? Dcscj '' 



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 -ArAngels Mateu. Plant Pat. 174. Orange-rose. . .$1.00 8" ^; 



-^Christopher Stone. Scarlet-crimson $1.00 81 ,1; 



-A-Dr. Kirk. Sew. Burnished flame-scarlet $1.25 5*,, 



-^Editor rVlcFarland. Deep pink $1.00 10 ^ 



^Girona. Muhico'orc-d $1.00 10 ^ 



-^^IVime. Cochet-Cochet. Plant Pat. 129. Coppery i 



pink $1.00 11 ,( 



^Mme. Joseph Perraud. Nasturtium-buff $1.00 11 



-^Mark Sullivan. New. Multicolored $1.25 24 H 



*Mrs. Pierre S. du Pont. Golden yellow $1.00 14 tf 



-^President Macia. Two-tone pink $1.25 15 tSi 



-^Ramon Bach. Plant Pat. 366. Apricot-buff ... .$1.00 16 ti 

 ^Rouge Mallerin. Bright scarlet $1.00 16 tl 



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*Mme. /T) 

 Joseph Perraud. ^^^ 



