THE GARDENERS' CHRONICLE OF AMERICA 
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The Gardeners' Special Edition of Our 
1917 Catalogue 
will be mailed in December. As usual, we are listing all the good old and tried 
varieties, and, in addition to these, we are offering the best novelties 
we have ever introduced. Some of the leaders: 
SINGLE CHRYSANTHEMUMS 
JESSICA McMURRAY. Old-rose pink. 
KATEWOOD. Best exhibition Single in existence; clear pink. 
SIMPLICITY. A fine flesh-pink. 
VIRGINIA HOLDEN. Velvety crimson; a large flower supported well on a stiff 
stem; something new in this color. 
POMPONS 
HILDA CANNING. A dainty little bronze button Pompon. Everyone admires it. 
ROMAINE WARREN. Orange-yellow Pompon which is very distinct. 
NEW YELLOW ROSE 
MME. COLETTE MARTINET. "The rose the gardener has been looking for." 
// you do not receive our catalogue send us your name and address. You will 
find this list especially interesting. 
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! 25,000 Oriental Planes, 4 to 10 ft. For growing on J 
500 American Holly 12 to 30 by 12-30, 
Shapely Plants. 
[ 500 Norway Spruce 5 to 7 ft. Will be sold cheap. | 
p All this stock is in perfect condition. Inspection | 
| solicited. 
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SPIRAEA, or ASTILBE 
December delivery = 
Spiraeas make excellent plants for Easter and Memorial Day f 
decorations. They should be potted on arrival and be kept in a | 
cool cellar or coldframe till about two months before they are i 
required to flower. 
FOUR SPLENDID NEW SPIRAEAS 
Each Doz. 100 I 
AMERICA. A striking novelty. Elegant 
flowers of Cattleya-color; lilac-rose with 
silvery reflex, heretofore unknown in forcing = 
Spiraeas $0 30 $2 00 $12 00 I 
AVALANCHE. Award of Merit, Royal Horti- 
cultural Society, London. A magnificent pure 
white variety 40 2 75 20 00 e 
PHILADELPHIA. Lavender- pink; when in 
flower a plant of irresistible charm 30 2 50 15 00 | 
RUBENS. The darkest of all the pinks; large 
flowers; strong grower 40 2 75 20 00 i 
ARTHUR T. BODDINGTON CO., Inc. 
128 Chambers St., New York City 
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WOODLANE NURSERIES 
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1916 Edition of "Garden and Lawn" 
is now ready. We will gladly send you 
a copy on receipt of your address. 
This unusual seed catalogue lists all the well known varieties 
produced by James Carter & Co., Raynes Park, London, England, 
and also many novelties from the same source. Carter's Tested 
Seeds have shown excellent results both on the Continent, Great 
Britain and in America. They will do the same for you. 
CARTER'S TESTED SEED, INC. 
Ill Chamber of Commerce Bldg., Boston, Mass. 
Branch of Jas. Carter & Co., Raynes Park, London, England 
BEGONIA 
Mariemont Bedder. 
This beautiful variety originated 
on the estate of Mrs. T. J. Emery, 
Newport, R. I., where it is extensively used in beds and borders. 
It is the finest bedding variety grown, very compact, with small, 
reddish brown foliage and a perpetual bloomer. The flowers are 
of the most brilliant scarlet and so freely produced that the 
foliage is almost hidden. If the plants are lifted in the Fall, cut 
back and taken into the house, they make one of the finest 
Winter bloomers. Small Pkt. 25c. Large Pkt. 50c. 
THREE BEST FORCING TOMATOES 
Comet, Pkt. 25c. 
Lister's Prolific, Pkt. 25c. 
Crockford's Alaska, Pkt. 50c. 
THOMAS J. GREY COMPANY 
THE SEEDSMEN 
Boston, Mass. 
29 South Market St. 
