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The Garden Magazine, May, 1924 
Gather Berries Like This , This Fall! 
You have our double assurance that, first, Lovett s All 
Season Everbearing Strawberry really yields fruits as 
shown to left and, second, that you can still figure on 
gathering them this season if you set out plants as shown 
to right. 
Lovett's Pot-grown Plants 
Insure Worth- While Crops 
These plants have a running start. They take hold at once and in most cases beat April planted 
layer plants. They grow thriftily, bloom profusely and produce splendid crops of fruit. 
Everbearing Varieties of Pot-Grown Strawberries 
(These, if planted before June ioth, should bear heavily late in the summer and through the fall 
months.) 
Lovett*s All Season —greatest of them all. #5.00 dozen, #35.00 per 100. 
Doz. 
Champion Everbearing , a wonder.#1.50 
Forward, large berries.1.25 
Never Fail, abundant bearer. 1.50 
Progressive, small but good variety. 1.25 
Superb, best-known of great merit.1.25 
Success assured, arrival in perfect shape for prompt results guaranteed 
“Lovett’s For Small Fruits” is 
a slogan to remember. You will 
find our complete line of Nur¬ 
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Free Catalogue 
LOVETT’S NURSERY, Box 125 Little Silver, New Jersey 
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INTERIOR DECORATION 
by FRANK ALVAH PARSONS 
Profusely Illustrated. Net $4.00 
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ROSES! The very word is fragrant. 
It is a caress, a magic incantation. Ex¬ 
quisite memories lie in its gift. It en¬ 
shrines more mental pictures of pure 
and enduring beauty than any other in 
the garden of speech. Life admits no 
word to more tender intimacies. As chil¬ 
dren we dance to its nod down sunny 
aisles of laughter; as young men and 
maidens we seal with it the betrothal kiss; and 
at our journey’s end we call upon its living frag¬ 
ile loveliness to breathe denial of death itself. 
Since history was first written the rose has been 
associated with t he most important, and vital, as 
well as the tenderest, events in the life of man. 
The rose reigns without a peer over the king¬ 
dom of flowers. In its myriad shades it rivals 
the seductive orchid; and above all, its exquisite 
fragrance gives us the enjoyment of another 
sense—the crowning feature, in which no other 
flower can compete with it. 
This is the month. May 1 to 10. to spray your 
plants with a solution of nicotine or sulpho- 
tobacco soap to act as a preventive against 
green-fly. Later in month apply weak manure- 
water to plants and spray again to kill off the 
green-fly. 
From “How to Grow Roses” 
Price $2.00 postpaid 
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Conard Star Roses are faithful 
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Hardy Water Lilies 
Easily Grown 
Deliciously fragrant blooms, 2 to 
6 inches across, in white, yellow, and 
various shades of pink to dark red 
in your garden. Why not? Anyone 
can grow them; all they need is rich 
soil, full sunshine and water. 
Nothing Expensive 
Nothing Difficult 
It is an intensely interesting hobby. The 
sooner they are planted, the more blooms this 
year. Send at once for a copy and make 
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No matter how good the seeds you sow or how 
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