THE GARDENERS' CHRONICLE OF AMERICA 
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I Tree Heliotrope I | 
' I 1 HE Heliotrope has been grown for | 
many years in tree form and used | j 
for bedding in Europe, to the ad- | j 
miration of every American visitor. Why j | 
not have some in your own garden? We | 1 
can supply them on stems two to four feet 
high with branching heads at prices ranging | j 
from $1.00 to $2.00 each per plant, ac- 
cording to height and quality. j 
Hardy J | 
Chrysanthemums [ j 
Best in the World. The Largest Col- | j 
lection. Try Our SPECIAL INTRO- | 1 
DUCTORY OFFER of 50 Assorted | | 
Plants for $5.00. | | 
Sent PREPAID to any reader who | | 
mentions the CHRONICLE when ordering. 
CHARLES H. TOTTT I \ 
MADISON, NEW JERSEY 
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Orchids 
If you contemplate buying semi-es- 
tablished, established or imported 
Orchids, consult us first. 
We carry in stock about 25,000 
plants and from April to July we 
shall receive large consignments of 
imported Orchids. 
We specialize in supplying the pri- 
vate trade. 
Let us figure on your requirements 
— our quality is second to none. 
Orchid Peat, Live Sphagnum Moss, 
Baskets, Pot Hangers, always on 
hand. 
Send for our price list. 
G. E. Baldwin &• Company 
Orchid Collectors, Growers and Importers 
Mamaroneck Box 98 New York \ 
For Immediate Effect 
HYDRANGEA OTAKSA 
Nice shapely plants in tubs, just coming into 
flower. $3.00 to $5.00 each. 
BEGONIAS and CYCLAMEN 
From 3 inch and 4 inch pots. 
BOUVARDIA 
White, pink and red. 
FIELD GROWN CARNATIONS 
Good, clean, healthy plants for July and 
August delivery. 
PEONIES FOR FALL PLANTING 
The finest varieties. 
FOR 1917 
We shall offer a new yellow greenhouse rose 
in color a glorified Sunburst. It is 
a rose you will want to grow. 
Write Us Your Wants 
A.NPIERJON mc 
Cromwell Gardens 
Cromwell Conn 
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Pot Grown 
I Strawberry Plants J 
Pot grown Strawberry Plants if planted now will fur- 
nish a good crop of fine berries next season. 
The plants we offer are all well grown, true to name 
I and healthy stock. 
AUGUST LUTHER. Extra early. 
very productive and good size. 
BEDERWOOD. One of the best 
early varieties. 
BRANDYWTNE. I arge BOlld 
crimson fruit; midseason. 
BUBACH. Large berry oi dark 
color; midseason. 
CHESAPEAKE. A very large 
late variety. 
COMMONWEALTH. Fine fla- 
vored, large berry; late. 
EXCELSIOR. Extra early anil 
hardy variety. 
GANDY. Large, bright glossy 
crimson fruit; very late. 
HUNN. The largest variety 
grown; late. 
MARSHALL. Large, dark, crim- 
son color; midseason. 
NEW YORK. Color dark red, 
fine flavor; midseason. 
NICH OHMER. Mammoth fruit, 
very productive; midseason. 
00M PAUL, one of the largest 
berries; very productive. 
SENATOR DUNLAP. Fruit of 
good size, line color; midseason. 
SUCCESS. Sweet, mild flavor, 
large and long bearer. 
WM. BELT. Very large fruit; 
midseason to late. 
Any of the above varieties sent by express. Doz. 
75 cts„ 25 for $1.25, 50 for $2.00, 100 for $3.50. 
For new varieties and full description see our Fall 
Catalogue. Mailed Free. Send a postal for it. 
W E. MARSHALL & CO. 
166 W. 23rd Street NEW YORK 
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