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The Garden Magazine, March, 1923 
Grow 
Burpee's Annual 
The Leading American Seed Catalog 
Burpee’s Annual is the catalog that tells the plain truth about The 
Best Seeds That Grow. It describes the Burpee Quality Seeds with more 
than a hundred of the finest vegetables and flowers illustrated in the colors 
of nature. 
Burpee’s Annual is a complete guide to the vegetable and flower 
garden. If you are interested in gardening Burpee’s Annual will be 
mailed to you free. Write for your “Annual” today. Just tear out the 
coupon and fill in the space below. 
—-TEAR HERE————- 
WAtlee Burpee Co. 
SEED GROWERS PHILADELPHIA 
Gentlemen: Please send me a free copy of Burpee’s Annual. 
7—3 
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I SEED SERVICE OF AN UNUSUAL KIND 1 
| YOUR GARDEN YEAR is the title of our 1923 catalogue, so plain and | 
| easily understood that it will meet with your approval at once. It will tell 1 
1 you about such novelties as Golden Twelve Rowed Evergreen Sweet Corn, | 
| Bromfield’s Early Wonder Beet, the finest Peas yet discovered, lovely new I 
i Zinnias in soft pastel shades, one of the prettiest Pink Everlasting flowers I 
1 from Europe, the finest Delphinium seed taken from exhibition plants, | 
= Silver Rose Asters, Double Cosmos, Marvelous Pink Petunias, Blue Lace | 
| flower and many more interesting and delightfully new flowers and vege- | 
| tables. Send for a copy to-day, mailed free. | 
= Special Delphinium Seed. We have an exceptionally fine strain of Delphinium 1 
| seed which came from a noted Hybridizer. All the seed was taken from exhibition 1 
| plants, and there is limited quantity this year. Packet 50 cts. Ounce $5.00. | 
I EDWARD T. BROMFIELD SEED CO, I 
1 GARDEN CITY, NEW YORK | 
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This Is RUTH VAN FLEET 
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§| holding the graceful flowers erect, facing the gardener. One of ■ 
j§ | the most pleasing light yellows in cultivation. B 
Field-grown tubers, $3.00 each; 4 bulbs $10.00; Dozen for $24.00 
H 1 Any of my customers will gladly testify to the superior merits of Stillman ere- j§! 
m I ations. Please ask for my complete catalogue—gladly mailed free! (l 
M 1 GEORGE 1 STILLMAN, Dahlia Specialist 
Box C-23 Westerly, R. I. | 
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