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The Garden Magazine, October, 1923 
At Small Cost 
To begin with, the initial cost of a Callahan a Callahan Underglass Garden is the 
House is small. Its erection and mainten- returns it affords by way of health promot- 
ance is small. The only big item about ing vegetables, pleasure creating flowers. 
There is a Callahan House for Your Special Needs 
Whether you are located on a country estate or in the suburbs, whether you can only 
use a modest “lean-to,” a larger house, as shown above, or a range of houses for profit, 
please write us. Give us an idea what you like—we’ll do the rest without obligation. 
THE T. J. CALLAHAN COMPANY 
Greenhouses for Every Purpose 
1106 S. Perry Street Dayton, Ohio 
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School of Horticulture 
FOR WOMEN 
Gardening, Fruit Growing, Bees, Poultry. 
TWO-YEAR DIPLOMA COURSE combines practice 
with theory. Good positions open to our graduates. 
SPRING AND SUMMER SHORT COURSES. 
Address: ELIZABETH LEIGHTON LEE, Director 
Box A, Ambler Penn a. 
—PERENNIAL PLANTS—i 
and seeds for fall planting. Huntington 
has seeds of the perennial you have 
been looking for. 
IRISES PEONIES 
POPPIES 
SPECIAL FALL DISCOUNTS ON ALL ITEMS 
Write for catalogue to 
RALPH E. HUNTINGTON 
PAINESVILLE OHIO 
Dignified, exclusive profession. Little competition. $5,000 to $10,000 in¬ 
comes for experts. Easy by our method. Est. 1916. Assistance extended to 
students and graduates. Write for details. 
AMERICAN LANDSCAPE SCHOOL, 77-H, Newark, N. Y. 
- High Grade Stock 
0 of Ornamental 
Trees and Shrubs. 
- Catalogue on request. 
ANDORRA NURSERIES, INC. 
Chestnut IIill Philadelphia 
Special Rose Offer 
For Fall Planting 
T HE dozen Hybrid Tea Roses offered are 
all strong, two year old plants, budded on 
Japanese Multiflora. All these are good 
hardy varieties that will do well when plant¬ 
ed in the fall. Send for our Rose List. See 
our advertisement about Grape Hyacinths in 
the August Issue of the Garden Magazine, 
Page 354 . 
Columbia, deep glowing pink. 
Etoile de France, soft velvety crimson. 
Gruss an Teplitz, crimson-scarlet. 
Kaiserin Aug. Victoria, creamy white. 
Lady Alice Stanley, deep coral-rose. 
Lady Ursula, flesh-pink. 
Mme. Butterfly, pink and apricot. 
Mme. S. Weber, rosy salmon. 
Mrs. A. Ward, deep Indian yellow. 
Ophelia, salmon-pink-flesh. 
Premier, deep rose-pink. 
Red Radiance, deep red. 
Collection of one dozen for $10.00 
SPECIAL PHLOX OFFER 
Strong one year old field grown plants. 
Elizabeth Campbell, Light salmon 
pink; Thor, Salmon Red. 
$3.00 a dozen, $20.00 a hundred. 
GEORGE L. EHRLE and Florist 
Bloomfield Road near Allwood Road 
Paterson R. F. D. 2 
RICHFIELD, N. J. 
Prindle HUMUS 
WILL SAVE THAT 
LAWN 
$5.00 for 5,1001b. bags, f. o. b. Stanhope, N. .1. 
Use it note—it way be too late next spring. 
H. B. PRINDLE - 70 East 45th St., New York 
THE ROMANCE OF OUR TREES 
by Ernest H. Wilson, M. A., V. M. H. 
Doubleday, Page & Co. 
MORE PERFECT PEONIES 
By GUMM 
As Good as Any, and Better Than Many 
Grower of the World’s Best Peonies 
NEW CATALOGUE AND NEW PRICES 
Mixed Peony seed saved from the best varieties, 50c per 
100 Seed saved from yellow varieties, $1.00 per 100, 
seed from L. A. Duff, $1.00 per 100. Absolutely no 
better regardless of the price you pay. 
W. L. GUMM, Peony Specialist 
REMINGTON INDIANA 
