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THE GARDEN MAGAZINE 
145 
This Year Plant the NEW 
Rochester Peach 
Begins to bear fruit after one year — 
heavily the second year. Tree so strong 
and hardy to produce heavy crop after a 
16-below zero freeze. 
Bears 10 Days Earlier than Crawford 
or other yellow free-stone varieties and fruit is 
large and handsome. That’s why in Rochester 
market last summer, the Rochester Peach 
Sold for $1.00 a Basket with next best variety 
at 60 cents and others as Low as 15 cents 
Exceptionally prolific in quantity of fruit that’s 
juicy, sweet, and fine for canning. 
Write us to-day about Rochester Peach. Don’t 
plant a peach until you get complete story in our 
catalogue which lists everything for orchard and 
garden. Send in your name and address to-day. 
L. W. HALL COMPANY, Inc. 
509 Cutler Bldg. Rochester, N. Y. 
YOU Should Plan! 
1 
Larkspur, Foxgloves, Hollyhocks, Phlox. Columbines, 
Poppies, Etc. Because they represent a wonderful va- 
riety. Because they increase in size and beauty each suc- 
ceeding year, and with the proper selection you can have a 
handsome garden with an ever changing color from May to 
December. New catalog just out. lists more than 200 varie- 
ties, beautifully illustrated, tells you how to gel more pleas- 
ure out of your garden. Send for catalog and special offer. 
W. E. KING 
Box 386 Little Silver, New Jersey 
Specialist in Hardy 
Old Fashioned Plants 
Woodruff’s Gladioli 
In spite of unfavorable weather my gladi- 
olus flowers again took first premium at Iowa 
State Fair in 1916 as our Independence- 
grown glads have always done since 1907. 
Ask your neighbors about them. I am 
going to change my offer this year. I 
will send you postpaid, two each. America, 
Mrs. King, Augusta. Cracker Jack. Queenly, 
Burrell, Cheerful, and one ( 1 ) each Princepine, 
Baron Hulot, Halley, Niagara, Golden King, all 
marked, and 40 of my State Fair Premium Mix- 
ture, including many named sorts and the new 
Blue Shades: all for ($ 1 . 00 ) One D« liar. Also my 
new 1917 catalogue of named sorts, with direc- 
tions for culture. 
GEO. S. WOODRUFF 
Independence Iowa 
Be sure to mention the Garden Magazine 
6 Glorious ROSES 
MAILED POSTPAID FOR Ckr* 
ALL WILL BLOOM THIS SUMMER /Sf 
Hardy, Everbiooming, Guaranteed True to Name 
COLLEEN— Bright rose on cream 
ground. CRIMSON QUEEN — Bril- 
liant crimson. EUGENE MARL1TT 
• — Rich carmine. LADY GRENALL 
— Intense saffron orange, superb. 
THE QUEEN — Pure white, large, 
extra. PRES. TAFT — The best large 
pink. fine. 
1 will send the 6 Roses in large 2 year size 
postpaid tor only $ 1 . 25 . 
DAHLIAS 
Sure Blooming Collection 
RF.I) 1 1 XSSA It — Cardinal red. ROHT. 
BROOMFIELD— Snow white, large. QUEEN 
VIC TORIA— Pure yellow; I OI NTESS OF I.ONSDALE— Salmon pink, 
fine >VM. AC* NEW— Crimson, very free. FLORA DORA — Rich wine red, 
cactus. One tuber, any variety, 15 eents. Any 3 for -lOeents. The 0 for 
75 rent* postpaid. 
n A MI | i Prrn New Ontnry. Cactus, Black Striped, Double, 
uLLU Single, all colors. Kor lOe. I will send 50 
fceeda— enough for a fine Dahlia Garden. Catalogue FREE 
MISS JESSIE M. GOOD 
Florist and Dahlia Specialist Box 207, Springfield, Ohio 
TOWNSEND’S 
TRIPLEX 
The Public is Warned not lo purchase 
mowers infringing the Townsend Patent 
No. 1.209.519. Dec. /9th, 1916 
The Greatest Grass- 
cutter on Earth, cuts a 
Swath 86 inches wide. 
S.P. TOWNSEND & CO. 
23 Central Aye., Orange, N. J. 
Drawn by one horse and operated by one man, the 
TRIPLEX MOWER will mow more lawn in a day 
than the best motor mower ever made, cut it better 
and at a fraction of the cost. 
Drawn by one horse and operated by one man, it will 
mow more lawn in a day them any three ordinary 
horsedrawn mowers with three horses and three men. 
Floats over the uneven ground as a ship rides the 
waves. One mower may be climbing a knoll, the 
second skimming a level and the third paring a hollow. 
Does not smash the grass to earth and plaster it in the 
mud in springtime nor crush out its life between 
hot rollers and hard, hot ground in summer as does 
the motor mower. 
Send for Catalogue illustrating all types of TOWNSEND MOWERS. 
RHODES DOUBLE CUT 
527 S. DIVISION AVE., GRAND RAPIDS, MICH. 
r I 'HE only pruner 
made that cuts from 
both sides of the limb 
and does not bruise the 
bark. Made in all styles 
and sizes. All shears de- 
livered free to your door. 
Write for circular and prices 
Rose Lovers Please 
attention. If you are interested in growing 
the very BEST ROSES, send for my catalogue 
to-day, it is free. 
Z. R. PINAULT 
Department H. New Bedford. Mass. 
The Readers’ Service will help you 
solve your garden problems. Send us 
your questions and difficult points. 
Glass Cloth 
A transparent waterproof fabric, guaranteed to generate 
about the same warmth and light as glazed sash, or 
money back. For all forcing purposes. Sample 3x6 feet. 
50c. prepaid. 
PLANT FORCERS. 
TURNER BROS., Bladen, Nebraska 
Practical Real Estate Methods 
By Thirty New York Experts 
Net $2.50 Postage 20 cents 
Doubleday, Page & Co., Garden City, N.Y. 
ROCKMONT 
NURSERY 
Boulder, Colo. 
Offers a unique service to western garden enthusiasts. Centrally located for 
the economical distribution of the most complete stock of ornamentals west 
of the Mississippi. Shade trees, evergreens, flowering shrubs and vines, 
Hollyhocks, Peonies, Iris, Phlox. Specializes Colorado native shrubs 
and flowers, including alpines and rock plants. Illustrated catalogue 
free, if you address D. M. ANDREWS, Owner, Boulder, Colorado. 
C'OI'LflNS’ Guide, Free 
COVERS ALL GARDEN NEEDS llllllllllllllllllilliiilUllllllll 1 " 
Privet Hedge, sturdy plants at less than sc a foot — will soon add 
Si a foot to your property value. 
100 berry plants for $2 — finest fresh strawberries and rasp- 
berries from May till October at 2C a quart. 
5 finest roses, guaranteed to grow, delivered to your home for Si. 
Shows these special offers in colors; tells how to get 
finest fruit and vegetables at lowest cost. Write to-day 
ARTHUR J. COLLINS & SON. Box 23. Moorestown, N. J. 
