aUANTITY P.O.B. 
DENVER PRICES 
Ship, wt., 28 lbs. per 1000 
1000, .$10.25; 5000 at $10.15; 
10,000 at $10.05 
EVERY GARDENER needs these valuable aids to the planting and 
care of flowers, shrubs, trees, etc. 
The following list, 50c each; by mail, 60c. 
Rock Gardens for the Small Place. 
How to Grow Annual Flowers. 
Trees and Shrubs for the Small Place. 
How to Grow Vegetables and Berries. 
How to Grow Lilies. 
Gardening for the Small Place. 
How to Make Garden Pools. 
How to Grow Delphiniums. 
How to Plan the Home Landscape. 
How to Grow Spring Flowers. 
These larger books, $1.00 each; by mail, $J.10. 
Garden Gossip. How to Arrange Flowers. 
Trees and Shrubs. How to 
Books 
on 
Gardening 
Plan the Home Landscape 
How to Grow Vegetables 
and Berries. How to Grow 
Delphiniums. 
Spring Flowers from Bulbs. 
A Year in the Rose Garden. 
Lilies in the Garden. Prun¬ 
ing and Repairing Trees. 
GROW YOUNG PLANTS FOR TRANSPLANT- 
ING IN FERTILE POTS 
The FERTILE POT will speed up the growth of 
seedling plants because it is made of pure plant 
food and other chemicals in such a way that the 
plant is nourished properly from its very infancy. 
HOW TO USE FERTILE POTS. Use flats or 
boxes that will hold the desired number of FER¬ 
TILE POTS. Place one inch of soil in the bottom 
of the flat, then place the FERTILE POTS close 
together on top of this soil. Pill pots and spaces 
in between with soil. Water the whole bed until 
soaking wet. Then place the seeds or small plants 
in the pots. Water twice a day because the pots 
are very dry and will absorb lots of water. The 
roots will grow into, and through the pots and 
thus obtain the plant food needed. When ready to 
plant outdoors, plant pot and all. 
Use size No. 1 for Beets, Celery, Beans, and Pep¬ 
pers. 
Size No. 2 for Lettuce, Cabbage, Corn, Cauliflower. 
THIS BOOK, “ROCK GARDENS”, 
by Rockwell, tells everything you 
need to know about rock gardens, 
86 pages, 31 illustrations, ONLY $1.25 
HOTKAP PI>ANT PROTECTORS 
Protected tender plants can 
be made to mature crops many 
days ahead of unprotected 
plants, thus reaching the 
early, higher-priced market. 
“GERMACO” Hotkaps are in 
use from Maine to California. 
HOME GARDEN PACKAGE, 
25 Hotkaps, with a special 
setter, 50c complete; by 
mail, 60c. 
SMALL GARDENER’S SET. 
100 Hotkaps, one light regu- 
^ lar setter and one tamper, 
$2.65; by mail, $2.95. 
MASTER GARDENER’S SET. 250 Hotkaps, one 
setter, one tamper, all for $2.85; by mail, $4..30. 
KIIiL INSECTS THE EASY WAY 
WITH THIS “BUG GUN” 
This ready loaded duster contains 
3,000 shots of the non-poisonous, 
derris-rotenone dust. Safe for fo¬ 
liage yet deadly for insects. 
Only 25c; by mail, 45c. 
Size No. 3 for Cucumbers, Tomatoes, Squash, I’ostpaid, 
Melons, Egg Plant. 
One grower has made affidavit that Squash grown in FERTILE POTS yielded four 
times as much per acre as those grown the regular way. Flowers mature much more 
quickly, and bloom with better color and sturdiness. 
Doz. 
Size No. 1.$0.25 
Size No. 2.30 
Size No. 3.40 
100 1000 
$1.25 $10.00 1 F.O.B. DENVER 
1.75 12.50 >■ Add 10% for postage 
2.25 17.00 J if by mall. 
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