The Garden Magazine, February, 1921 
341 
Garden Tools 
What a Wonderful 
Thing Is a Seed! 
So insignificant in itself, 
yet so rich in potential 
wealth and pleasure 
A ANY factors influence the growth of 
jVI a seed. It must be planted at the 
proper depth, spaced at the correct 
distance from its neighbors, covered with 
well-firmed earth. 
The Iron Age Seeder No. 306 does all this 
as you walk briskly along, pushing the 
machine lightly before you. It enables 
you to do a day’s planting between supper 
and sundown. 
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When the tender seedlings break through 
the earth, you can readily convert your 
Seeder into a Double Wheel Hoe. It 
works astride the rows and very close to 
the young plants. 
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Later on, you may transform your “Complete 
Gardener,” as the No. 306 is frequently called, 
into a Single Wheel Hoe for mulching the middles. 
A variety of attachments enables you to perform 
almost any garden operation ten times quicker 
than by hand. 
Ask your dealer to demonstrate the Iron Age 
“Complete Gardener.” Write us for booklet. 
BATEMAN AND COMPANIES, Inc. 
347 Madison Ave. New York City 
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