“Flower Talks” 
BY MAURICE FULD 
A Monthly Publication Devoted Exclusively to the Practical Growing of Flowers 
The value of this practical paper has been widely recognized, and within the 
short term of six months the subscription list hns swelled to the number of thou¬ 
sands, of which everyone speaks in terms of highest praise. 
The paper is small, but it contains nut-meat only (no shell), and several of the 
subscribers say that they consider it worth more than all the $1.50-a-year magazines. 
You are not bothered with ads. and it is printed in easy readable type, in blue 
ink, on a buff paper. Two volumes aro now complete, namely: 
No. 1 — 11 numbers of the year 1914 « 
No. 2 — 12 numbers of the year 1915 
They are now ready for sale and may be purchased as follows: 
In loose form, each volume $ .60. 
Bound in exquisite “Heatherhome Blue” cover $1.00, postpaid. 
Volume No. 1 — Contains the following subjects: 
January -— The Handy Seed Flat 
February — Hotbed and Coldframe 
March — Growing Sweet Peas 
April ■— Lawns 
May -— Dahlias 
June —Window Boxes 
July ■— No Issue 
August — Dividing Perennials for Mul¬ 
tiplication 
September — Sweet Peas in the Fall 
October — Dividing Perennials 
November —Seeds True to Color 
December — Dividing Perennials 
Volume No. 2—Contains the following subjects: 
January — Roses 
February —Roses 
March -— Sweet Peas 
April —Dahlias 
May -—Biennials 
June -— Biennials 
July —Biennials 
August —Biennials 
September —Roses 
October —Roses 
November —Protect Your Plants 
December —House Plants 
Beginning with the present volume not a single subject will be repeated, unless 
additional information is given, and for this reason every gardener should be in pos¬ 
session of all the back numbers. 
Volume III, beginning with January, 1916, will be given over entirely to the 
“Growing of Perennials,” a subject in which every up-to-date gardener is intensely 
interested, and of which the true story has never been told. It will require several 
volumes to complete this story. In addition, every number will contain several hints 
on other timely subjects, so that you will eagerly await its arrival every month. 
Volume I can only be furnished complete, loose, $ .50, postpaid. 
Volume II can be furnished in separate numbers, as well as complete. 
Separate numbers, each, $ .05. Complete set, loose, $ .50. Bound, $1.00, postpaid. 
Subscription for Volume III (1916 edition), per copy. $ .05. Per annum, $ .50. 
We can also furnish Binders to preserve the copies for the library, each, $ .50. 
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