September, ioio 
HOUSE AND GARDEN 
191 
Boddington’s “Quality” Crocus 
Naturalized; Grow Them in the Grass and Enjoy Their Beautiful 
Effect In Early Spring. 
Boddington’s “Quality” Crocus, planted in the grass this month or next, will 
create a charming effect in early spring. Close planting, to secure the neces¬ 
sary “mass” effect, is important, and is easily secured by using plenty of bulbs. 
Order Boddington’s “Quality” Crocus bulbs and plant them NOW; next spring 
you will have a delightful lawn effect, such as the illustration shows, without 
interfering with the grass. By the time grass needs cutting, the crocus foliage 
will have disappeared. Make your selection and let us hear from you at once. 
Doz. too 1000 
ALBION 
Blue, striped, while $.15 
BARON VON BRU- 
NOW Dark blue .15 
CAROLINE CHIS¬ 
HOLM White .15 
CLOTH OF GOLD .15 
PURPUREA GRAN- 
DIFLORA 
Deep purple .15 
KING OF THE 
WHITES 
Largest white . 15 
MADAM MINA 
Striped . 15 
MAMMOTH GOLD¬ 
EN YELLOW' .15 
MAMMOTH GOLD¬ 
EN YELLOW 1st sz. .*20 
MAMMOTH GOLD¬ 
EN 1ELL0W 
Mother bulbs .25 
MONT BLANC 
Pure white .15 
SIR WALT. SCOTT 
W'hite, lilac, striped . 15 
1000 DUTCH CRO¬ 
CUSES, in lOvnr. 0.50 
500 DUTCH CRO¬ 
CUSES, in lOvar. 3.50 
250 DUTCH CRO¬ 
CUSES, in lOvar. 1.85 
100 DUTCH CRO¬ 
CUSES, in 10 var. 1.00 
LARGE BLUE 
Various shades $.10 
LARGE WHITE 
Various shades .10 
LARGE STRIPED 
Various shades .10 
LARGE GOLDEN 
YELLOW Very fine .10 
LARGE MIXED 
All colors .10 
.85 6.50 
.85 6.50 
.85 6.50 
.85 6.50 
.85 6.50 
.85 6.50 
.85 6.50 
.85 6.5© 
1.25 10.00 
1.25 12.00 
.85 6.50 
.85 6.50 
.50 $4.00 
.50 4.00 
.50 4.00 
.50 4.00 
.40 3.50 
Our 1910 Fall Garden Guide, now ready, contains descriptions of many other 
bulbs you’ll want to plant. 44 pages; illustrated; free; get a copy without fail. 
Arthur T. Boddington, Seedsman, Dept. H, 342 W. 14th St., New York City 
BOBBINK ATKINS 
World's Choicest Nursery Products 
SEPTEMBER PLANTING 
Intending purchasers should visit our Nursery and inspect the material 
we grow. We have experienced men‘to advise you, and the completeness 
of our assortment will insure you of securing the proper material for every 
location. Having 250 acres of the most fertile ground under cultivation 
places us in a position to fill orders of any magnitude. 
EVERGREENS AND CONIFERS have become a garden necessity. Every lawn, 
even of highly developed beauty, can be made more beautiful by their use. We have 
many acres planted with beautiful Evergreens of all the hardiest and choicest kinds. 
Our Evergreens are well cultivated 
and can be dug with a ball of roots 
and earth. 
BOXWOOD. Everybody loves the aro- ! 
ma of old-fashioned Boxwood. We 
have thousands of specimens. It Is 
worth while to travel any distance 
to see our collection, consisting of 
all sizes and shapes. 
RHODODENDRONS. Catawbiense, 
English Hardy Hybrids and Maxi- j 
mum. Our collection consists of 
thousands of choice specimens and 
ordinary sizes in the most desirable 
varieties. 
HARDY HERBACEOUS PLANTS. 
We have thousands of rare new 
and old-fashioned kinds. Our Herba¬ 
ceous grounds are exceptionally in¬ 
teresting at this time. Special prices 
on quantities. 
BULBS AND ROOTS, We import 
large quantities of Bulbs and Boots 
from Japan, Holland and other parts 
of Europe. Our Special Autumn 
Bulb Catalog will be mailed upon re¬ 
quest. 
POT - GROWN STRAWBERRIES. 
HARDY TRAILING AND 1 
CLIMBING VINES. Ask for special lists. 
HEDGE PLANTS. We have a large quantity of California Privet, Berberis, and 
other Shrubs for Hedges. 
BAY (.TREES, DECORATIVE PLANTS FOR CONSERVATORIES. Interior 
and Exterior decorations are grown in our 150,000 ft. of Greenhouses. 
TUBS. Wo manufacture them in all shapes and sizes. Ask for price list. 
OUR ILLUSTRATED GENERAL CATALOG NO. 18 —describes the above, 
will also be found comprehensive and specially interesting, instructive and helpful to 
intending purchasers 
We plan and plant grounds and gardens everywhere. 
THE GENERAL SUPERVISION OF PUBLIC GROUNDS AND 
PRIVATE ESTATES A SPECIALTY 
Visitors to our Nurseries are always welcome. 
We are only a few minutes from New York City. 
NURSERYMEN, FLORISTS and PLANTERS, RUTHERFORD, N. J. 
Sheep Manure 
Kiln dried and pulverized. No weeds or bad 
lodors. Helps nature hustle. For garden, 
|lawn, trees, shrubs, fruits and house plants. 
OH LARGE BARREL. Cash with Order. 
*P ■ Delivered to your Freight Stitloi. 
Apply now 
The Pulverized Manure Co.,25 Union SlockTardt,Chicago 
..gywfiwiwiiiiiii in nr 
Fall setting - time is here. Order now our hardy, thrifty, Pear, 
Peach, Apple Trees, Berry Bushes, Roses, California Privet — anything in 
the nursery line. Millions of plants and trees ready. Handsome catalogue 
contains prices, pictures and reliable spraying chart. It’s free. Send now for it. 
ARTHUR J. COLLINS. Box Y, "MOORESTOWN. N. J, Q 
When convenience is our first thought, the imitation 
candle makes the use of many an old. lighting instillment 
Possible, retaining the beautiful clear-cut shades and globes 
as used on the old lumps for the protection of the flame. 
THE ENOS COMPANY 
Makers of 
LIGHTING 
fixtu res 
Office and Factory: 
7th Ave. and 16th Street 
Salesrooms: 
36 West 37th Street 
New York 
a.,??^' 1 more: 519 North Charles St, San Francisco: 334 
Sutter St. Toronto: 94 King St., West. Pittsburg: The 
Norton Company. Century Building. Spokane: Cutter & 
h lc - Boston: H. F. Esterbrook, Inc.. 9 Park St. 
Portland: J. C. English Company, 128 Park St. Los 
Angeles: Brooks Decorating Co., 696 South Alvarado St. 
U. J. Netting Company, 256 Woodward Ave.. Detroit, Mich. 
Beach Haven, N.J 
Beach Haven has the best combination 
of sea shore features on the Atlantic 
Coast. C. Matchless bay for sailing, al¬ 
ways good fishing, perfect beach and 
bathing. C. The ENGLESIDE has all 
modern conveniences, private baths 
with salt and fresh water, and is a 
home as well as a hotel. Sure relief from 
hay fever. Open June 18th to October 
1st. Send for booklet. 
THE ENGLESIDE COMPANY, Inc., Owners 
ROBT. F/ENGLE, Treas. and Mgr. 
BEACH HAVEN, N. J. 
Prize Offers from Leading 
Manufacturers 
Book on Patents. “Hints to inven= 
tors.” “Inventions needed.” “Why 
some inventors fail.” Send rough 
sketch or model for search of Patent 
Office records. Our Mr. Greeley was 
formerly Acting Commissioner of!Pat= 
ents, and as such had full charge of 
the U. S. Patent Office. 
Greeley & McIntire 
_PATENT ATTORNEYS |f 
WASHINGTON, D. C. 
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