HORTICULTURAL SPECIALIST 
QUALITY BRAND PULVERIZED SHEEP MANURE 
The purest and best brand obtainable. Splendid 
for the lawn, flower garden, vegetable garden, shrub¬ 
bery and house plants. This is New England produce 
and vastly superior to the brands coming from the 
West which are usually much adulterated. Compare 
price and quality with other brands offered. 5 cents 
per pound in small lots, $2.50 per 100 pounds, $45.00 
per ton. 
Pure Canadian Unleached Hardwood Ashes 
In conjunction with fine bone this makes the idea 
lawn fertilizer, brings in no weed seeds like barn¬ 
yard manure. Excellent for all garden purposes. In 
jute bags containing 100 pounds $2.50, per ton $45.00. 
PURE GROUND BONE 
The very best quality of finely ground bone ob¬ 
tainable. Unexcelled for use on the lawn or in the 
garden. Makes an excellent and safe top dressing 
for geraniums, callas, and other flowering plants in 
the home. Per 100 pound bag, $2.50, per ton, $48.00. 
In small lots, 6 cents per pound. 
AGRICO 
A splendidly balanced fertilizer for trees, shrubs, 
perennials, annuals, lawns and vegetables, $2.50 per 
100 lbs. Also can be had in 25 and 50 lb. cloth bags. 
PURE OAK LEAP MOLD 
Screened and ready to use. Splendid for seeds of 
all kinds, for adding to potting soil and use in the 
garden. This is pure and not to be confounded with 
the badly adulterated material too commonly sold. 
$1.00 per bushel, $2.50 per 2% bushel sack. 
PEAT MOSS 
Finely ground. Must not be confounded with the 
many coarse grades which are sold cheaply and have 
but little horticultural value. Splendid for mulching 
in summer, incorporating with the soil, top-dressing 
lawns which dry out badly and other purposes. A 
bale will give a mulch an inch thick on 300 square 
feet. Free deliveries in Boston and vicinity. Per bale 
$3.50, 10 bales $32.50, 20 bales $62.50. Also in bags 
50 cents and $1.00 each. 
Rose, Rock, Perennial and Other 
Types of Gardens Planned 
and Planted 
Expert Advice Furnished on All 
Horticultural Matters 
Lectures Given on Horticultural 
Subjects, Illustrated if desired 
List of Lectures Each With 100 or More Slides. 
Hardy Lilies for American Gardens 
Roses for New England Gardens 
Dutch and other Hardy Bulbous plants 
Rock and Alpine Plants 
Practical Floriculture 
Deciduous Shrubs in Flower, Folage and Fruit 
Hardy Herbaceous Perennials 
British Gardens and Flower Shows 
