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The Garden Magazine, March, 1921 
Carters Tested Seeds 
Famous for a Century 
TRADE MARK 
Are the product of generations of care- 
ful selection, scientific propagation and test- 
ing for Germination, Purity and Vitality. 
This assures a certainty of results not pos- 
sible with seeds of less definite parentage. 
For better vegetables — for fine and free 
flowering plants, sow Carters Tested 
Seeds. They cost no more than the ordi- 
nary kind, and results considered, are the 
most economical and profitable to use. 
Carters Tested Grass Seed sold in one 
and five pound packages. Used in pro- 
ducing quality turf on the foremost 
Golf Courses of America and England. 
Price 50c per pound 
By the Bushel (25 lbs.) $8.50 
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A 
Buist 
Garden 
Holds Great 
Pleasures 
The most expensive garden holds true joy to the gardener 
who appreciates beauty in the simplest “posey.” Consider 
a garden of Annuals! A dollar, judiciously invested, will 
transform any bare spot into a riot of color and beauty. 
And it matters little whether the soil is poor or rich — they 
thrive and bloom most anywhere. 
Give these Flowers a Chance ! 
BUIST’S IDEAL COLLECTION OF ANNUALS 
75c POSTPAID 
One packet each of the following, which, if purchased separately would 
cost $1.25. 
Ageratum Blue Perfection. Dwarf deep blue, fine for edging. 
Aster Giant Crego. Flower of immense size. Very attractive. 
Calliopsis Golden Wave. Rich golden yellow flowers. 
Celosia Plumosa. Very showy, free flowering. 
Cosmos Mammoth Perfection. Flower of Mammoth size and perfect form. 
Helichrysum (Straw Flower) The most popular of the “Everlastings." 
Larkspur Giant Hyacinth Flowers. All colors 
Marigold El Dorado. Large flowers in all shades of yellow. 
Nasturtium Dwarf Giant Flowers. A wonderful range of colors. 
Pansy Buist’s Superb Mixture. A large variety of beautiful colors. 
Petunia Rosy Morn. Rosy-pink with white throat. Very desirable for borders, 
beds or rockeries. 
Phlox Drummondii Grandiflora. Unexcelled for profusion of bloom. 
Poppy Shirley. The shades of colors are almost endless. 
Schizanthus (Butterfly Flower). Orchid like flowers. 
Sunflower. “Cut and Come Again." Flowers from June until frost. 
Verbena Buist's Mammoth. A mixture of beautiful colors. 
Zinnia Buist’s Giant Flowers of gigantic size 4 to 6 inches across, densely 
double and very brilliant in colors. 
Buist’s 1921 Garden Guide 
Tells what, when and how to plant and how 
to care for your garden. Our prices show a 
material reduction at no sacrifice of quality. 
Send for your Copy To-Day — It’s Free. 
Robert Buist Company 
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