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The Garden Magazine, June, 1921 
Fertile Acres— 
Farms 
Peony Exhibition 1920 
Come out and see our acres 
upon acres — rows upon rows — 
thousands, yes hundreds of thous- 
ands of plants, myriads of blooms. 
A multitude of sorts, every con- 
ceivable color, tint, and shading 
known among Peonies. 
No tongue nor pen can picture 
or describe such a sea of beauty, 
riot of color, every individual 
bloom of show perfection. From 
each angle one views them they 
seem more entrancing, bewitching. 
Each view is a vision of paradise 
brought to cheer mankind. 
Our Unexcelled 
Peony Collection 
for 1920 
Our collection embraces nearly every 
worth while "World’s Best” Peony. 
Our planting of Brand’s very fine 
Peonies in liberal supply, well grown 
clumps, also Therese, Lady Duff, 
Cahusac, Gismonda, etc., etc., etc. 
It will pay you to see our 
fields in 1920 
In addition to Peonies we have some 
distinctive new Roses, Hemerocallis, 
Hardy Carnations, Gladioli, etc. 
Quality over all 
At this time we predict Peonies will 
be at their best about June 10th. Write 
us for exact date. 
From Pittsburgh, Columbus, come 
to Dennison, thence by electric line to 
above. From Chicago, Detroit, come 
via Massillon or Canton, Ohio, thence 
by electric line to Dover. From Buf- 
falo, etc., come by train to Cleveland 
thence by train or electric line to 
Dover. 
Our ideal always has been lo hate 
the one best 
C. Betscher 
Lock Box 67 Dover, Ohio 
ater Lilies 
T he month of j une is the 
ideal time to plant the gor- 
geous tender or tropical 
Nymphaeas. 
We offer strong, pot-grown plants 
of a grand assortment of both day 
and night blooming varieties in all 
colors, also Victoria Trickeri. 
Hardy Nymphaeas and Nelumbiums 
cannot be supplied at this season. 
All are described in Dreer’s Garden 
Book which also gives full informa- 
n e Offer free to OUT patrons the advice of t ion on growing Flowers and Vege- 
our experts in devising plans for ponds and ,, 6 & 6 
selecting varieties. tables. 
A copy free if you mention this publication 
HENRY A. DREER, 714-716 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, Pa. 
Don’t Envy 
Your Neighbor 
You can hang your clothes 
as quickly and easily on a 
PHfoSER 
Revolving arms bring every inch of drying space within arms’ reach. 
Equipped with ioo to 150 feet best cotton thread line. Staunch and 
dependable. Fold up and store in house when through, leaving lawn 
clear and unobstructed. Easy to put up and take down. Gives years 
of service. You’ll wonder how you ever got along without it. Write 
for folder “E." 
HILL CLOTIIE8 DRYER COMPANY 
60 Central Street Worcester, Mass. 
Dealers: Write for profitable Dealer’s proposition to-day. 
— replaces 
the horse 
]T plows, harrows, seeds, 
cultivates, mows hay, mows 
lawns, hauls loads; does any farm or garden 
work ordinarily done by one horse or by hand 
— does it faster, better and cheaper. Solves labor 
problems. The original one-horse tractor, tested 
and proven on thousands of farms. Also does 
4 h. p. gas engine belt work and moves from 
one job to another under its own power — 
useful the year around. Write for interest- 
ing free booklet. 
Beeman Tractor Company 
337 Sixth Avenue, South 
Minneapolis, Minn. 
HOLLAND BULBS 
Send for our Special List of Choicest 
DARWIN, BREEDER, and REMBRANDT TULIPS 
and RARE NARCISSI 
To be ordered before July 1st 
WRITE FOR FALL CATALOGUE 
Complete list of Bulbs, Peonies, Iris, Phlox and Hardy Perennials — just what 
you want for fall planting. 
Send your order for Holland Bulbs as soon as possible. By ordering early 
you have our special list of rare and newer varieties, also our fall catalogue to 
select from. 
FRANKEN BROS. 
Box 152 
Deerfield, 111. 
