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The Garden Magazine, August, 1924 
This is Iris 
Planting Month 
August is the best month to plant Iris. 
Farr's is the best place to buy Iris, for 
I have more varieties of Iris and more 
iris plants than any other plantation I 
know; thirty acres devoted exclusively 
to Iris. 
So complete is my collection and so 
satisfactory the service rendered that 
most of the nationally known landscape 
architects specify Farr’s Iris. 
Better Plants— by Farr 
is the most comprehensive Iris catalogue 
published. Nearly 300 of the better 
foreign and American varieties are ac¬ 
curately described; each has a rating of 
7 or better in the American Iris Society’s 
Symposium. 
BERTRAND H. FARR 
Wyomissing Nurseries Company 
101 Garfield Ave., Wyomissing, Penna. 
BETTER PLANTS BY FARR 
IRIS, Susiana—Spanish & Dutch 
If you desire any of the above, orders must be 
placed at once. I. Susiana, each $i.oo, per doz., 
$io.oo. Spanish & Dutch, assorted or one color, 
per doz. 75 cents. 
DEAN IRIS GARDENS Moneta, California 
NTTGARDEN NURSERIES 
A-E WOHLERT 
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£7/u’GARDEN 
NURSERIES 
\Narberth I’a. 
A Word About IRIS 
Our catalogue of Oriental Flowering Trees 
(our great specialty) offers a small but se¬ 
lect list of Iris Germanica. It includes the 
best new sorts as well as the choicer standard 
kinds. We grow no inferior varieties. Cat¬ 
alogue free on request. 
A. E. Wohlert, 
Narberth, Penna. 
STRAWBERRY PLANTS 
Our strong pot-grown plants set out in August 
and September will bear for you next spring. 
Plants are exceptionally good this year and we 
are offering them at reasonable prices. Howard 
17 , Dunlap, Sample and Success at $ 4.00 per 
100 ; Progressive Everbearing at $ 5 . 00 . 
HARDY PERENNIALS. The best supply we 
ever grew will be ready for fall planting. 
GEO. D. AIKEN, Putney, Vermont 
“Grown in Vermont, it*s Hardy* 9 
-Try This In Your Garden =r 
A bed of Oriental Poppies and blue 
Siberian Iris divided by Lemon Lilies. 
They bloom at the same time and are 
dazzlingly brilliant. The most intense shades 
of the three primary colors. 
6 plants of each $3.00 
Send for catalogue with special offers in 
Iris, Phlox and Peonies. 
HENRY T. COE Putney, Vermont 
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DELPHINIUMS 
Kelway’s G A lew Varieties 
Capt. Hawker X-Ray Miss Leitch 
Humorist Vicerory Lloyd George 
Stanley Howes Lord Curzon 
Dark Blue, Light Blue, Lavender, Violet, with rose and 
pink combinations, etc. Strong field grown plants. 
Properly packed. Delivery paid anywhere in U. S. 
Single roots 35 cts each; 5 roots $ 1.00 
VIEW ACRES 
H. E. Jones, Trop. Hamilton, Montana 
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12 BEAUTIFUL IRISES FOR $2.00 
Albert Victor, Juniata, Lohengrin, Pallida Dalmatica, Princess 
Victoria Louise, Sherwin-Wright, at 25 c each; Flavescens, Flor- 
entina, Loreley, Mme. Chereau, Queen of May, Wyomissing, at 
20 c each. Three of a variety at the price of two. One each 
of the twelve varieties for $ 2 . 00 . Send for catalogue and 
price list. 
GLAD-IRIS GARDENS, R. B. Piper, Prop., Box 8, Beltsville, Md. 
Laying House 
No. 4 Poultry-house for 
HODGSONhouses 
T HERE are Hodgson poultry-houses for 
every requirement. Whether it be a small 
setting coop for hen and chicks or a large 
house for several hundred hens, the Hodgson 
way is the better way. 
Hodgson poultry-houses are made of red 
cedar, strong, sanitary and weather-proof. 
Send for our catalog X. It gives prices and 
complete information about Hodgson poultry- 
houses, also bird-houses, dog kennels, etc. 
E. F. HODGSON CO. 
71-73 Federal Street, Boston, Mass. 
6 East 39th Street, New York City 
Pedigreed Bulbs 
All Guaranteed Blooming Size 
Plant a Radiant Garden of Tulips this Fall. 
50 Giant Darwins, 10 varieties $1.85—100 Giant Darwins, 10 varieties $3.25 
50 Giant Breeders, 8 varieties $1.90—100 Giant Breeders, 8 varieties $3.60 
Each collection listed will give you a brilliant harmoni¬ 
ous effect. 
SHIPPED POSTAGE PAID 
Send for free catalogue of named varieties (Holland 
grown) Tulips, Hyacinths, Narcissus, etc. Japanese and 
native grown Lilies. Peonies and Iris. 
Early orders advised so as to assure satisfaction in selec¬ 
tion of varieties. 
R. H. SHUMWAY, Seedsman 
Established 1870 Dept. D Rockford, III. 
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E hiding power. Two coats will do the work of three of § 
= lead and oil. Has the same flat white and beautiful | 
E texture that Old Virginia White shows on shingles or = 
E brickwork. E 
= A sample can of Cabot’s Double- White ~ 
will be sent to any architect on request. E 
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E Cabot's Creosote Stains, Insulating and Deadening Quilt, Brick 5 
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Waiting in the Wilderness 
by ENOS A. MILLS 
Adventures close to nature in the Rocky Mountains, 
with pleasant by-paths into the realms of animal lore. 
A book no one could help enjoying. Illustrated from 
19 beautiful photographs. Net, $2.50. 
DOUBLEDAY, PAGE & CO. GARDEN CITY, N. Y. 
PEONIES 
IRIS 
AND OTHER 
PERENNIALS 
FOR THE 
MIDDLE WEST 
WOODS 
BROTHERS 
NURSERIES 
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