The Garden Magazine, March, 1923 
83 
pKEMP’S WONDER GLADS— 
Pink Wonder—White Wonder—Albania— 
Early Snowflake, Etc. 
Big 30 Day Bulb Bargain Offer 
$5.00 Worth of Finest Gladioli for $3.00 
I want to introduce my wonderful Gladiolus creations into 
the Gardens of 1000 readers of the Garden Magazine this year, 
and to all who order $3.00 worth or over, of other varieties 
from my catalogue during the month of March, I will give 
absolutely free of charge, 1 blooming size bulb each of Pink 
Wonder, White wonder, Albania, and Early Snowflake, (Four 
of the finest Gladioli in commerce) value $2.00, making $3.00 
worth of high grade bulbs, for only $3.00. 
This is the biggest and best bulb bargain of the year, and 
holds good for the month of March, only. 
Send for my illustrated, descriptive catalogue at once, and 
learn all about these four wonderful varieties, which you can 
have free with an order for $3.00 worth or over, of other 
varieties of your own selection from my catalogue. 
References: The Second National Bank, and The Broad Street 
National Bank, Red Bank, N. J. and the Manager of this 
Magazine. 
Exhibition Dahlias 
The famous Judge Marean, Waite, California and other 
meritorious varieties. 
All the best from the East and West; Descriptive list on 
request. 
J. A. KEMP | 
Glad~Dahlia Specialist 
Little Silver Dept. A. New Jersey 
-SEND 25c FOR- 
Most Talked of Flower Book, 
published inlast 4 yrs—“Unvarnished Facts” 
Edition of Tips and Pointers for Beginners with 
PEONIES 
HENRY S. COOPER, KENOSHA, WIS. 
Gladioli from 
Prize Winning Stocks 
It is with, perphaps, pardonable pride that we mention 
the award of the Silver Medal of the American Gladiolus 
Society, also other first prizes awarded our stock on various 
occasions. It is such prize winning bulbs that we offer you 
through our modest catalogue giving brief descriptions of 
over 100 varieties. It will gladly be mailed free on request. 
Snorial OfTpr* Prize mixture containing many of 
P * Kunderd’s ruffled and plain petalled 
varieties, 100 bulbs, for $5.00, sent postpaid anywhere east 
of the Mississippi River. Add 25c for postage west thereof. 
Kunderd’s Alice Tiplady, a beautiful orange saffron, 
$2.50 per dozen. 
Please mention Garden Magazine when ordering. 
SAUNDERS GARDENS Mansfield, Mass. 
B. M. & M. E. LATHAM 
Buy Your Rain When You Buy Your Seeds 
When you order the seeds, fertilizer, 
etc., for your garden, don’t forget to 
do the one thing that will insure its 
success and protect your investment 
of time and money—order all the rain 
you need delivered when you need it. 
The Skinner system is adapted to large 
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The Skinner Irrigation Co. 
219 Water St. Troy, Ohio 
install, keeps the ground moist and 
soft, and produces earlier, better and 
bigger crops. 
It costs you nothing to learn all about 
the Skinner System. Tell us how long 
and wide your garden is, and we will 
send you descriptive catalogue and 
estimate. 
Hanging Basket Tuberous Begonia Seed 
Given as a premium with California Garden, 
the only purely Floral publication in California 
now in its fourteenth year, monthly, $1.00 per year. 
This BEGONIA seed is from the finest collection 
in this country and is procurable in no other way. 
Address California Garden, Point Loma, Cal. 
ORCHIDS 
Largest importers and growers of 
Orchids in the United States 
Send twenty-five cents for catalogue. This amount will be refunded 
on your first order. 
LAGER & HURRELL 
Orchid Growers and Importers SUMMIT, N. J. 
If you want the finest 
DAHLIAS 
the Giants—true to name— 
we have them. 
Send for our catalogue. 
SOMERHOUSEN DAHLIA GARDENS 
Chestnut Hill Philadelphia, Pa. 
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Philadelphia. For all particulars address 
Elizabeth Leighton Lee, Director, Box A, Ambler, Pa. 
ROSES 
FAIRFAX ROSES, STURDY, VIGOROUS 
plants grow outdoors, wintered; accli¬ 
mated to all climates. One-year and two- 
year plants ready for shipment; the 
healthy, hardy roots of Fairfax Rose 
plants assure a full, free and beauteous 
bloom the first season. 
Beautiful Fairfax Rose Book Free 
Send for beautiful new Fairfax Rose Book 
containing valuable information on rose 
culture as well as most beautiful illustra¬ 
tions and descriptions of ROYAL ROSES 
OF PURITY AND BEAUTY — the 
“Pride of the Earth.” Fairfax Roses are 
a “Joy to Behold.” 
W. R. GRAY 
Oakton, Fairfax County, Virginia 
HUGHES ROSES 
My Rose Book describes 
the growth and habit of my 
roses and not the de¬ 
scription of the Hybridists 
as they grow 1 in Europe 
Our Los Angeles and all 
yellow roses are budded on 
the new Rosamaine 
stock that never suck 
ers or dies back when 
set out. lloses budded 
on this stock won the 
world’s prize in Paris in 
1919-1921. 
All my roses are two 
and three year old large 
dormant field-grown stock having ripe wood. These 
budded roses make more growth in one year than own root 
roses do in three. Nowhere can you buy stronger plants. 
They are winter rested as I have no glass. 
Catalogue upon Request 
ROBERT EVANS HUGHES 
Rose Specialist 
Route 2 Williamsville (near Buffalo), N. Y. 
