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THE READERS’ SERVICE 
BONORA 
FOR FLOWERS 
AND VEGETABLES 
Wtli your seed order, include Bonora, the 
greatest fertilizer in the world. Results 
are wonderful. Will make flowers and 
vegetables grow and bloom as if in the 
tropics, mature much earlier, and in 
abundance. 
If your have not used it. write for de- 
scriptive circular. Marvelous results. 
THOUSANDS USE IT. THOUSANDS 
ENDORSE IT. Luther Burbank, John 
Lewis Childs. Dingee and Conard say it 
is wonderful. 
Ask your dealer for it or order direct. 
Put up in dry form: 
12 oz. enough to make 21 gal. postpaid 50c 
1 lb. 28 “ “ 75c 
5 lbs. “ “ “ 140 “ " 3.00 
10 lbs. “ “ “ 280 “ “ 5.50 
50 lbs. by freight 22.50 
100 lbs, by freight 40.00 
Bonora Chemical Company 
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truly measure up to the requirements of “quality 
first’ and I have taken care to properly classify 
them according to their season of maturity and 
principal characteristics as to habits of growth, shape 
or color. 
LIST OF PEDIGREED ANNUAL VEGETABLES 
Beans, dwarf, green podded, early. Bountiful, Stringless 
Green Podded, Fordhook Favorite.— late. Stringless Refugee. 
—dwarf wax podded, early. Burpee’s New Kidney Wax, 
Brittle Wax, Hardy Wax, Prolific German Wax. — late. Pencii 
Pod or Stringless Refugee Wax, Sure Crop Stringless Wax. 
Limas, bush. Fordhook, Burpee Improved, New Wonder 
and Henderson’s.— pole. Early Leviathan, King of the Garden, 
Ideal and New Giant Podded. 
—Pole, green podded. Burger’s Stringless. Lazy Wife’s, 
v\ hite Creaseback, Royal Corn.— pole, wax podded. Sunshine 
Wax, Golden Cluster Wax. 
Shell Beans, bush. Dwarf Horticultural. Goddard. 
—pole. Horticultural or Speckled Cranberry. 
Beets. Early Eclipse, Crosby’s Egyptian, Detroit Dark Red, 
Midseason. Dewing’s Improved, and Early Model. 
— late. Black Red Ball, Bastian’s. 
Swiss Chard. Lucullus. 
Brussels Sprouts. Long Island Improved, Danish Prize. 
Cabbage, early. Jersey Wakefield, Eureka, Copenhagen 
Market. 
^second and midseason. Allhead Early, Henderson’s Early 
Summer. All Seasons, Succession. 
— late. Surehead, Premium Flat Dutch, Danish Ballhead, 
Volga. 
Savoy Cabbages. American Drumhead. 
Red Cabbages. Early Blood Red Erfurt, Danish Round Red. 
Carrots. French Forcing, Chantenay, Danver’s Improved. 
Long Orange. 
Cauliflower. Burpee’s Best Early, Snowball. Dry W'eather. 
Celery, early. Golden Self Blanching, White Plume. 
—late. Winter Queen, Giant Pascal. 
Celeriac. Giant Smooth Prague. 
Corn, early. Peep O’ Day, Golden Bantam, Premo. 
— second. Catawba, Kendel’s Giant. 
— late. White Evergreen, Country Gentleman. 
Cucumber. Extra Early White Spine, Davis Perfect or 
Fordhook Famous, Improved London Long Green. 
Eggplant. Black Beauty, New York Improved Purple. 
Endive. Moss Curled, Green Curled, Batavian. 
Kohlrabi. Early White and Purple Vienna. 
Leek. American Flag, Carentan. 
Lettuce, forcing. Black Seeded Tennisball, Black Seeded 
Simpson. Grand Rapids. 
— outdoor early. May King, Wayahead, Big Boston. 
- — summer: All Seasons, Iceberg. 
— late: Crisp-as-Ice, Denver Market, New Yorker or Woh- 
derful. 
— Cos Express or Eclipse, Paris White. 
M uskmeloHs, green-fleshed. Rocky Ford, Jenny Lind, 
Ohio Sugar. 
— salmon-fleshed. Emerald Gem, Burrell’s Gem, Tip-Top. 
Onions (from seed), white. Portugal, Southport White 
Globe. 
—yellow. Globe Danvers, Southport Globe, Prizetaker. 
— red. Wethersfield, Southport Globe. 
Parsnip ■ Hollow Crown. 
Peas, early, smooth. Best Extra Early or Pedigree Extra 
Early, Pilot. 
— early, wrinkled. Little Marvel, Gradus, Thos. Laxton. 
— midseason. Alderman, Boston Unrivaled, Champion of 
England. 
— late. British Wonder, Potlach. 
— sugar. Giant Podded Tall. 
Peppers. Early Neapolitan, Ruby King, Chinese Giant. 
Pumpkin. Small Sugar. Livingston’s Pie. 
Radishes, early. Rapid Red, Scarlet Button, French Break- 
fast. Icicle, Long Scarlet Short Top, Cincinnati Market. 
- midseason. Chartiers, Lady Finger. White Strasburg. 
— late. White Chinese, China Rose Winter. 
Salsify. Sandwich Island. 
Spinach. Triumph or Long Season, Victoria, New Zealand. 
Squash. Bush Fordhook, Patty Pan, Delicious, Golden 
Summer Crookneck, Hubbard for late. 
Tomatoes, scarlet. Earliana, Chalk’s Jewel, Stone. 
— purple. June Pink, Globe, Beauty, Trucker’s Favorite, 
Ponderosa. Golden Queen — yellow. 
Turnips. Early White and Early Purple Top Milan, White 
Globe Strap Leaf, Purple Top White Globe. American Ruta- 
baga for winter. 
This list does not contain varieties enjoying a 
strictly local reputation in limited areas of the 
country. The Garden Magazine is too big a 
medium to cater to the likes and dislikes of any 
particular group of planters or seedsmen. In this 
respect, my list is subject to corrections. But it is 
intended to serve America rather than Rhode 
Island, New York, or Michigan. 
Columbus, Ohio. Adolph Kruhm. 
A Correction 
O WING to some inexplicable accident, which 
was discovered too late for correction, the 
captions to the fern illustrations on page 189 of 
the January number of The Garden Magazine 
were incorrectly attached to the illustrations. 
Taking them in sequence, from top to bottom, as 
the columns run, they should properly have been 
as follows: 
Nephrolepis Craigii, tuberosa plumosa, Elms- 
fordi, robusta, John Wanamaker, Pteris Parkerii, 
Nephrolepis Teddy, Jr., Smithii. 
Special Sweet Pea Offer 
We will mail to any address in the U. 
S. 1 packet each 7 Spencers, 3 Unwin 
and 10 Grandiflora varieties of Sweet 
Peas, ranging in color from pure white 
to deep maroon (20 packets in all) and 
we will include in each collection coupon 
entitling all purchasers of “Wilson’s 
Seeds” in packets or ounces, selected 
from our catalog to the value of $1.00 
and up to 25% discount, all for $1.00. 
We have reserved a catalog for you. 
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J. J. Wilson Seed Co., Inc. 
Newark, N. J. 
GLADIOLI 
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Special offer of the grand new Orchid- 
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a cream pink with an attractive crimson stripe 
in centre of each lower petal. This color 
is unknown in any other variety of gladiolus. 
15 Bulbs for $1.00 Postpaid 
Send for list of other good varieties, at very 
attractive prices. 
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WESTERN -GROWN TREES 
Evergreens, Shrubs, Vines, Hedge Plants and Flowers, 
especially selected and tested for western conditions. 
Twenty-first year; Colorado Native Plants a Specialty. 
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MONTREAL M. MELON 
The largest and best flavored Musk Melon in existence. 
Grows to weigh as much as 20 pounds, and fetches $2.00 
to $5.00 each. GENUINE SEED per [package postpaid 
50c. with cultural directions. 
Do not confuse this variety with the American variety. 
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