The Garden Magazine, June, 1923 
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Paradise Regained! 
m Originally a rocky slope, some fissures, some seepage—altogether 
jj a desolate spot begetting dreary tempers! 
In steps man and, with the help of the Master Builder, starts a 
| transformation. Irises and Day Lilies, Willows and Rhododendrons, 
H Mountain Laurels and Ferns, Shrubs, assorted rocks—and time did 
jj the rest. 
Give Plants and Time a Chance! 
Building pictures with plants is one of the most ennobling pas- 
H times. Plants will enhance the beauty of any spot. Gillett 
p service stands for just such plant material as is shown in picture 
| below. Rhododendrons, Kalmias, Azaleas, Evergreens, Hardy 
jj Plants—many kinds of plants for gardens of divers character. 
The Gillett Catalogue—gladly mailed free—desires the privilege 
1 of aiding you in your garden plans. 
m EDWARD GILLETT, 3 Main St., Southwick, Mass. 
What Does Your 
Bulb Money Buy? 
Money spent for bulbs primarily buys a Holland product. But 
there is a great difference in bulbs grown and cured by different 
growers as there is in Fruits, Flowers, or any other product of the 
soil. 
The past season has again fully demonstrated that Zandbergen 
bulb products are living up to their performance record. They 
generally exceed gardeners’ fondest dreams, and Zandbergen 
patrons throughout the country have again won many of the prizes 
offered at the leading shows. 
Zandbergen bulbs give uniformly satisfactory results because they 
are grown, cured, packed and shipped with great care. They are 
fancy, extra selected bulbs of uniform quality, grown for ex¬ 
hibition purposes. IV e guarantee that better bulbs cannot be 
bought elsewhere at any price. 
Save Money by Ordering Direct —AND NOW! 
By ordering between now and August 1st, you will get the choicest bulbs, besides 
saving money. Your order will be put up for you in Holland and will reach 
you in the original packages. Nothing is more injurious to bulbs than frequent 
handling. No other hands but yours and the grower's will handle Zandbergen 
bulbs. 
When it comes to the saving of from 20 to 50 per cent, effected by ordering early 
through us, wc invite you to compare the following prices of varieties quoted at 
random from our catalogue. Among Darwin tulips in hundred lots we offer 
Clara Butt at $3.75; Picotee at $3.25; Dream at $4.00; Bronze Queen at $3.50; 
Krelage at $5.00; Don Pedro at $9.00, etc., etc. At these prices you are assured 
the highest quality bulb product of Holland, handled in such fashion to guarantee 
best results. 
We do not offer collections because tastes as to colors vary greatly with different 
people. By selecting your own collections from our catalogue you may enjoy just 
the shades you like best. 
A Catalogue Awaits Your Call 
Brief but absolutely truthful descriptions make this catalogue of ours a welcome 
friend to those connoisseurs who want to garden with facts, not fancies. Besides 
offering several kinds of better Tulips, it describes and offers hundreds of unusual 
Daffodils, Hyacinths, and other Dutch bulbs. Gladly mailed free if you mention 
Garden Magazine. Write at once—so as to enable you to order at once. Fall will 
bring higher prices. 
ZANDBERGEN BROS. 
OYSTER BAY LONG ISLAND, N. Y. 
Nurseries at Valkenburg (near Leiden), Holland 
