October, 1916 
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Double Value This Month 
This unusual “get acquainted” offer enables you to pro- 
vide for a lovely display of Early Single T ulips at almost 
no cost. The regular price for these bulbs is loo for $i.oo 
but I will send double value, 200 good plump bulbs, well 
mixed as to color, all for only $1.00, if you mention this 
magazine. Order now. Satisfactory bulbs guaranteed. 
Clarence B. Fargo, Desk 6, Frenchtown, N. J. 
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Other Specials: 50 Hyacinths, or 100 Nar- 
cissas — doable value — lor only $1.00. 
Fraser’s Dwarf Trees — 
No use of waiting several years for a young tree to grow to 
bearing size. Plant 8-year-old dwarf trees, from Fraser’s 
Nursery and you will have delicious fruit the second season. 
Just the thing for your home garden. 
Fraser’s Tree Book contains lists of all leading varieties. 
Send for a copy and get special list of ready-to-bear trees. 
SAMUEL FRASER NURSERY, INC. 
173 Main Street Geneseo, N. Y. 
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Lilies 
rge importers of Japanese 
ipanese Maples and other 
^rite for special prices and 
— 1980 Montreal Ave,, 
® St. Paul, Minn. 
Nearly 600 varieties of Irises. La 
Lilies, Japanese Tree Peonies, J. 
Japanese Garden Specialties. W 
catalogue. 
Rainbow Garden 
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The Readers’ Service gives information 
about Poultry Keeping 
j can have a rose garden that will be a constant source of 
I delight. Vigor and vitality are bred into Fairfax Roses, 
I they are grown in nature’s way, never forced. Send formy 
' Rose Book which tells you how to grow the finest Roses. 
W. R. GRAY Box 6 Oakton, Virginia 
Bulb Catalogue 
C END foryour copy. Our 
bulbs are full size, true to 
name, and very beautiful. 
We have a really wonderful assortment of 60 
of our choicest bulbs for $ 1 . 00 . You may send 
a dollar pinned to your order at our risk. 
To those who love flowers and “growing 
things ” our Bulb Catalogue will be a revelation. 
Send for it to-day. 
J. M. THOR3URN & CO. 
53B, Barclay St., through to 54 Park Place 
New York 
One We Heartily Recommend 
\A7E recommend this greenhouse, 
because of its downright prac- 
ticalness. Its economies and its at- 
tractiveness, argue for it. It is an ad- 
mirable basis for a larger one, should 
you some day want to expand it. 
So firmly has this greenhouse lay- 
out proven its decided advantages, 
that we devoted several pages to it 
in our new catalogue. 
A three house group similar to 
this, is shown, and then several that 
have been enlarged at no sacrifice to 
either balance or charm. 
If you are interested in owning a 
greenhouse, the catalogue will bring 
to you some intensely interesting ex- 
amples of greenhouses of numerous 
sizes; along wdth evidence of the sur- 
prising excellence of our way of 
building them. Its perusal can but 
profit you. Sent on request only. 
H i t cK mpany* 
NEW YORK 
1170 Broadway 
General Offices and Factory — Elizabeth, N. J. 
BOSTON 
49 Federal Street 
PHILADELPHIA 
40 South 15th Street 
IMPORTED HIGH GRADE 
Tulips, Hyacinths, 
Daffodils, Crocus, etc. 
Upon receipt of one dollar, we will send you, post-* 
paid, 100 Extra Selected Tulips with planting 
instructions. 
Our new 1916 Price Lists of bulbs for fall planting 
will be mailed to you upon application. 
It will pay you to order now for either immediate 
or future delivery. 
ROOS BROTHERS Milton, Mass. 
are always grown on their own 
roots. 65 years’ experience. No 
matter where you live, we guaran- 
CTI TItrtY A ^ rtAY^ delivery. Send today for 
Dingee “Guide to Rose Culture.’’ 
Dingee Sc Conard Co., Box 1037, West Grove, Pa. 
ORCHIDS 
Largest importers and growers of 
Orchids in the United States 
Send twenty-five cents for catalogue. This amount will be refunded 
on your first order. 
LAGER & HURRELL 
Orchid Growers and Importers SUMMIT, N. J. 
Landscape Architect 
Plans for any grounds — anywhere 
Planting plans for limited areas by mail a specialty. 
Estimates free. 
GEO. B. MOULDER Smith’s Grove, Ky. 
EDWARD J. CANNING 
Prospect Heights Nursery 
NORTHAMPTON MASSACHUSETTS 
Makes a specialty of field-grown HARDY 
PERENNIAL PLANTS for September 
and October planting. Send for list 
Morris Nurseries 
Right now is a good time to plant orna- 
mental trees and shrubs. Stock planted 
in the fall gets a good start before winter 
and will be far ahead of most spring plant- 
ings next summer. Let us suggest: 
Japan Larch (Larix Kaempferi), the 
handsomestof the larches, is apyramidal 
lawn tree of unique distinction. Beau- 
tiful specimens, $1.00 up. 
Red Japan Maple, a lawn tree that 
adds a touch of picturesque color to 
lawn and shrubbery. Sturdy trees from 
$1.00 up. 
Send for our FREE catalog that illus- 
trates other Morris Nursery stock, prolific 
fruit trees and small fruits, roses, etc., 
and also gives valuable planting tables 
and spraying calendar. All stock highest 
grade and guaranteed absolutely true 
to name. Write today. 
The Morris Nursery Compeiny 
Box 802, West Chester, Pa, 
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