THE GARDEN MAGAZINE 
113 
March, 1917 
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Doubles tfie Garden’s Charm 
Classic Simplicity is typical of the many 
beautiful designs in our Collection 
Galloway Pottery is everlasting Terra Cotta, made 
in a variety of forms, including Bird Fonts, Sun- 
dials, Flower Pots and Boxes, Vases, Benches, Gaz- 
ing Globes, and other interesting pieces that recall 
the charm of Old World Gardens. 
Catalogue will be sent upon request 
Galloway Terra CoTia Co. 
3214 WALNUT ST. PHILADELPHIA 
JAPANESE GARDENS 
Most of the U. S. and Canada is 
I perfectly suited for delightfully ar- 
I'tistic tea gardens and rockeries. 
[.Surprisingly quick results at mod- 
lerate cost. This has been my spe- 
; cialty for thirty years. 
T. R. OTSUKA, 300 South Michigan Blvd., Chicago 
Horsford’s And Lily 
Cold Weather Bulbs 
Plants 
And 
Flower 
Seeds 
That 
Grow 
Old - fashioned 
Flowers, D e 1 - 
phiniums, Peo- 
nies, Iris, Fox- 
gloves, Holly- 
hocks, Wild Flowers, Ferns, Trees, 
Shrubs, Vines, etc. 
The Fruits I offer are selected va- 
rieties which resist extreme cold. 
Those that easily winter kill are 
not included. Don’t fail to see our 
new catalogue before placing your 
spring orders. Prices are very low, 
considering the quality of stock. 
Ask for catalogue N. 
F. H. HORSFORD, 
Charlotte, Vermont 
In Sutton’s Catalogue are 
Choice Flowers and Vegetable 
Found Nowhere Else 
Y OU who have favored us been growing, developing an 
by coming to our beauti- perfecting seeds for gener; 
ful, garden graced England tions. 
know fully well the surpassing Very naturally, it has r< 
beauty and charm of its suited in being more than 
flowers. business with us. It is a lil 
You Americans, so we under- work of genuine pleasure, 
stand, sometimes think of us I his pleasure, we woul 
as being a bit stolid, and lack- share with you in the wonde 
ing in enthusiasm. But surely ful charm of our flowers an 
no nation, so enthusiastically the surpassing varieties of oi 
fosters, or more genuinely vegetables, 
loves flowers. Let us send some Sutto 
Every little town has its lib- Seeds to you this year, 
erally patronized flower shows. Send 35c for Garden Guidi 
In this exceptional environ- When your orders total $5. th 
ment, the Sutton family have 35c will be promptly refunde< 
THE SHERMAN T. 
BLAKE CO 
429-C Sacramento 
Street 
San Francisco, Cal. 
Sole Agents West 
0/ the Rocky 
Mountains. 
WINTER, SON & 
COMPANY 
64-C Wall Street 
New York 
Sole Agents East 
of the Rocky 
Mountains 
Royal Seed Establishment 
READING. ENGLAND 
Exquisite tints of orange, salmon, ecru, white, cream, with scarlet and maroon veinings 
and markings, will be found in this collection of 
Primulinus Hybrid Gladioli 
The flowers are large, carried on long straight spikes that are superb for cutting. The bulbs are 
grown at Meadowvale Farms, and are of blooming size only. 
One Hundred Bulbs (t* 1 g 
In Many Varieties for 1 <3 
A box of these bulbs will make splendid presents for your garden-loving friends. 
THE GLORY OF THE GARDEN 
my Gladiolus booklet for 1917, will be mailed to you or your friends, if you will send me the correct name and address. 
Bulbs should be ordered soon — so it will be well to send for the booklet to-day. 
ARTHUR COWEE, Meadowvale Farms, Box 203, Berlin, N. Y. 
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