February 
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Buy your roses this spring 
from rose specialists who stand 
behind every plant to give ab¬ 
solute satisfaction—who offer 
you the distinctive Conard 
Star Rose Service which is 
showing amateur rose growers 
everywhere the way to com¬ 
plete success in their own 
gardens. 
iOONARD 
1®,!^ roses 
They are guaranteed to bloom or 
we replace them. Conard Star Rose 
Service includes the unique and val¬ 
uable feature of a durable Star label 
on the plant> showing its variety in 
your garden. 
Send ten cents for our book “Suc¬ 
cess with Roses” (value 25 cents) 
containing complete information on 
rose growing—when, how and what to 
plant; also 52-page illustrated Catalog 
showing over 300 varieties of Conard 
[ Star Roses and other flowers. 
Catalog alone free on request. 
Write today 
Conard ★ roses 
& Jones Co., Box 126, WesI Grove,Pa. 
Robert Pyle, Pres. 
Antoine Wintzer, V-Pres. 
Rose Specialists, 
backed by 50 
years’ experience. 
5 Great Novelties 
20 cts, 
The glori¬ 
ous crim- 
I son Woolflower re¬ 
cently introduced by 
us has succeeded 
. everywhere and prov- 
: ed to be the most 
showy garden annual. 
Nothing can surpass 
the mass of bloom 
which it shows all 
Summer and Fall. 
We now have three 
^ new color s—pink, 
yellow and scarlet, 
as well as crimson. 
All these colors 
mixed. 20 cts. per 
pkt. 
' With each order 
we send 1 trial pkt. each of Giant Kochia, most 
decorative foliage annual. 
Salvia Hybrids, white, pink, striped, scarlet, 
plumed, etc., mixed. 
Japan Iris, new hybrids, all colors. Most mag¬ 
nificent hardy perennials. 
Giant Centaurea, superb for garden or vases. 
And our Big Catalog, all for 20 cts. 
Big Catalog, free. All flower and vegetable seeds, 
bulbs, plants and new berries. We grow the finest 
Gladioli, Dahlias, Gannas, Irises, Peonies, Per¬ 
ennials, Shrubs, Vines, Perns, Peas. Asters, 
Pansies, etc. All special prize strains, and many 
sterling novelties. 
JOHN LEWIS CHILDS, Inc. Floral Park, N. Y. 
NOW IS THE TIME 
for planning the laying out of your grounds 
for the coming Spring and Summer. Consult 
us freely about your plans for landscape im¬ 
provement. Our experts can aid you in mak¬ 
ing your home surroundings individual and at¬ 
tractive. Laying out of grounds; preparing of 
plans; Tree and Shrubbery Decorating Work 
our specialty. Send for Catalogue. 
THE STEPHEN HOYT’S SONS CO. 
Telephone 333 New Canaan, Conn. 
ROSES 
of New Qstle 
Are the hardiest, free 
blooming rose plants in Amer¬ 
ica. Grown on their own roots 
in the fertile soil of New 
Castle. We are expert Rose; 
powers and every desirable 
Rose now cultivated in Amer¬ 
ica is included in our immense stock—and the 
prices are right. 
Our rose book for 1920 ROSE'S OP NEW 
CASTLE tells how to make rose growing a suc¬ 
cess. Elaborately printed in actual colors. Send a 
postal card for it today 
HELLER BROS. CO., Box 252, New Castle, led. 
of a garden will come true if you start 
planning right now. First you should let 
us send with our compliments, our new 
booklet, 
“A Feast of Flowers” 
This tells about many plants that excel even the fan¬ 
tasies of your dreams. 
Then tell us how we can further assist you. If 
necessary, our whole organization will 
concentrate to help you achieve your 
garden ideal. 
Hicks Nurseries 
BOX H 
Westbury, L. I., New York 
'Yloiu dbu/cjxfi ^anduujlotu'evuiaiu 
Originated and Introduced by ^^3 
The Elm City Nursery Company 
Woodmont Nurseries, Inc. 
Box 194 New Haven, Conn, 
Send for Box-Barberry Folder and^^Sra^ 
A _ General Nursery Catalogue 
GON-SER-TEX 
Investigate its merits. Send us the dimen¬ 
sions of your roof porch floors, sleeping bal¬ 
cony, or the surface you Avaiit covered. We 
will mail you samples showing quality, width, 
weight, and complete information on cost of 
laying this durable roofing material. 
WM. L. BARRELL COMPANY 
8 Thomas Street New York City 
Fitting the Setting 
When we plan a greenhouse, 
either for a city lot or a coun¬ 
try place, we try, considering 
the use to which it is to be 
put, to keep it in harmony 
with its surroundings. It is 
thus the crown jewel of the 
grounds, dominating all its 
neighbors. 
mittlf uirff 3Farttta 
Colorado Blue Spkdob 
For Spring Planting 
6 Ornamental Evergreens 
All 2 Ft. High or More 
DELIVERED TO YOUR DOOR FOB 
(Heniittance to accompany order) 
Collection includes 1 Blue Spruce, 
1 ^yhite Spruce. 1 Douglas Spruce, 
1 Silver Fir, 1 Arborvitae, 1 Pine 
—all choice, high quality stock 
raised at Little Tree Farms. 
This unusual offer is made because we 
have faith in our trees. They are our 
best salesmen. If we can get you ac¬ 
quainted with our stock you will become 
an enthusiastic tree planter. Why? 
Because our trees live. 75% of our 
business is with regular customers— 
the best evidence that our trees and 
service please. We have made this in¬ 
troductory offer small so as to be avail¬ 
able to all. 
5 
Send, also, for ‘*The book of 
Little Tree Farms.” This unique 
book will help you solve your tree 
and landscape problems. It was 
written to meet your needs. E'eau- 
tifully illustrated. Discusses in a 
helpful, practical way “Landscape 
Planting,” “Landscape Improve¬ 
ment,” “General Tree Planting,” 
“Trees and Shrubs for Various 
Conditions and Purposes.” Ac¬ 
quaints you with our attractive 
special offers. Forwarded free on 
request. 
Slittlp ©rrr Jfaruta 
(Near Boston) 
NURSERIES OF 
American Forestry 
Company 
Dept. K, 15 Beacon St.. Boston, Mass. 
FOLEY GREENHOUSES 
have for years been the leaders in those improvement that make our green¬ 
houses permanent structures in which utility is combined with beauty. We 
will be glad to work with your architect or to submit plans and sketches 
direct. 
^ The Foley Greenhouse Mjg. Co.. 9 IVest Lake Si., Chieago M 
DELIGHTFUL 
BLUESAGEfor 
the GARDEN 
(Salvia Farinacea) 
blooms from July 
until frost, with 
hundreds of spikes 
of most delightful 
heavenly blue 
flowers. 
Seeds—Pkts. SOc, 
S pkts. $2.00. 
Plants in May. 
Doz. .$3.50, per 100 
$25.00. 
My Garden Favorites 
for 1920 
the masterpiece of 
all seed catalogues. 
Write for your free 
copy today. 
Maurice Fuld 
Plantsman—Seedsman 
7-B West 45th St. 
New York 
