The Garden Magazine, April, 1924 
179 
Cowee Quality 
GLADIOLUS 
YOUR garden is not com¬ 
plete without the variety 
“COWEE’S SCARLET 
WONDER.’’ Pronounced 
by all who have grown it 
to be the largest, most 
magnificent scarlet va¬ 
riety in existence. Pre¬ 
vious trials of single 
bulbs and dozens are 
bringing orders now for 
dozens and hundreds. 
You will be delighted, too. 
Our extra Primulinus Hybrid seedlings contain 
Quality not obtainable elsewhere 
SEND FOR FREE CATALOGUE 
ARTHUR COWEE 
Box 42 Berlin, N. Y. 
My standards of quality are based upon a lifetime 
study and practical growing for over 30 years 
Have you written for your 1924 “Blue 
Book” of dahlias and gladioli? If not, 
write for a free copy to-day. 
CARL SALBACH, Grower 
6086 Hillegass Ave., Oakland, California 
For $1.50 
I will send, postpaid to the 5th zone, 
5—Beautiful Iris (all different) 
10—Gladiolus (Primulinus Hybrids) 
I send out nothing but first class stock 
Order direct from this advertisement 
D. C. OVERHOLSER, Route 7, Xenia, Ohio 
SPECIAL OFFER 
2 Hardy Chrysanthemums .... $ .50 
2 Pink Iris.50 
12 Gladioli, 15c. Varieties .... 1.80 
2 Dahlia tubers including “’Diana” . • 1.50 
All for $3.50 Delivered $4.30 
Ask for complete catalogue choice Dahlias, Gladioli and Perennials 
ECHO-DALE FLOWER GARDENS 
R. F. D. No. 4, Norristown, Pennsylvania 
GLADS OF MANY COLORS 
“Baby Bulbs” half-inch and over. Hand made mixture, 
all colors, 100 bulbs prepaid $1.75. For every com¬ 
plete report next fall, we receive, stating how many 
spikes were cut, exact length of spikes, approximately, 
and your opinion on same, we will send free (one) bulb 
of a variety listed at $1.00 or more per bulb, our 
selection of variety. 
F. C. HORNBERGER 
Gladvista Gardens Hamburg, N. Y. 
—=PLANT \OH- 
Hardy Perennial Plants 
/or producing an abundant supply of 
Cut Flowers and an effective 
Garden Display. We ship strong, healthy, 
field-grown plants. 
Fa cli 
Dozen 
Achillea ptarmica fl. pi. 
$.2 5 
$2.50 
Aquilegia Long Spurred Hybrids 
.25 
2.75 
Campanula medium 
.25 
2.5 0 
Chrysanthemum Maximum (Shasta Daisy) 
l .2 5 
2.50 
Coreopsis lanceolate 
.25 
2.50 
D clp h iniu m b el l adonn a 
.30 
3.00 
Dianthus harbatus (Sweet William) 
.25 
2.50 
Cypsopliila (Baby's Breath) 
.25 
2.5 0 
Phlox (Mrs. Jenkins) 
‘.30 
3.00 
Pyretlirum roseum hybridum 
.25 
3.00 
Sedum spectabile (Stonecrop) 
.25 
2.50 
Veronica spicata 
.2 5 
2.50 
OFFFR A—12 Plants (One each of above) $2.50 
OFFER B—3 6 Plants (Three each of above) 6.50 
BALMORAL GARDENS 
5356 N. Sawyer Ave. Chicago, Ill. 
For Beauty and Economy 
SCREEN with “PEARL” Wire 
P ROTECT your home and the health of your treasures against 
germ-carrying insects night and day. Flies and mosquitoes are 
the greatest carriers of disease known. Keep them out. Screen your 
doors and windows; screen your porches, and especially screen your 
sleeping porch—with PEARL WIRE CLOTH. 
PEARL WIRE CLOTH is a health as well as a comfort necessity. 
Cloth 
Specify PEARL when screening. 
Due to its metallic coating, a special process exclusive with us, and 
its smooth, even mesh, PEARL is the most beautiful as well as the 
most sanitary wire cloth on the market—besides it is longer lasting 
and therefore the most economical. 
Insist upon the Genuine. It has two copper wires 
in the selvage and our red tag on every roll. 
Made in two weights—regular and extra heavy. 
The Gilbert & Bennett Mfg. Company 
New York Georgetown, Conn. Chicago Kansas City 
Write our nearest office for Samples and Booklets. Address Dept. "G” 
The best hardware dealer in your city sells “PEARL” 
DAHLIAS—GLADIOLUS 
10 different named well-known varieties of beautiful 
Dahlias, $2.35. 
30 mixed colors, large size. Gladiolus, will blossom this 
year, $1.00. 
Sent postpaid on receipt of remittance. Many other 
varieties. Also flower seeds. Send for list. 
SUMMIT BULB CO. Bergenfield, N. J. 
POTASH-MARL 
The Ideal Garden Fertilizer 
POTASH-MARL Inc. 
15 E. 40th Street New York 
What Do You Want For 
Your Spare Hours? 
Write us at once and we will show you how easily you can 
turn your extra hours into dollars. 
Doubleday, Page & Co. Desk 4, Garden City, N. Y. 
Hardiest kinds. Once planted and growing you won’t 
part with them for ten times their cost. 
A rrournm Large amber-red berries on big bunches. Very 
/\gdWdm sweet. Each 20c; 12. $1 75; 100. $12, 
C* J Best known grape. Sure to succeed Fine for 
GUntUrU grape juice. 15c; 12, $1 50; 100, $10. 
Niofforo (White Concord). Best greenish. white grape 
llldgdld grown Each 20c; 12, $1.75; 100, $12. 
XN Large black berries. Bunches big. Extra early^ 
norueil hardy, sweet. 20c; 12, $1.75; 100, $12. 
Strong, well-rooted vines. f \ *£v>[ F £**£?*• 
Set of four best varieties A vQ/ ^ 
Postpaid and Satisfaction Guaranteed 
Illustrated Seed and Nursery Catalog Free 
with Every Order 
The Templin-Crockett-Bradley Co. 
5712 Detroit Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio 
