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INDEX 
to MONARCH’S 1949 
GARDEN ANNUAL 
Page 
‘A lfalfag en, oes es ies co ocee ws 7 
ATLOMONG ws” Wwe arses wea re tie if 25 
Asparagus er lattscss. act te vee cee 6c 21 
Barlo yyy rt tere iets arse ak oc See 7 
Begonia =. UDGTS Bites oda cs seictes aleve © « 24 
Berriesie eee co Re eens 23 
BLOOOGIG: - We Fitna ws as bie Ole a 39 
Bulbs ace eae anal wally oie mon 26 
Glovers i peer ein ee ars 5,7 
Compost Maker®....05..5¢......-. 46 
Corns Fi6ldesrisa ke Bh ees eas 21 
CAN TANS PMR te hee aie he ow Siecle eave 23 
D.D.T. Insecticides ........... 42, 43, 46 
Dusts; Garden’... .......%5.5%. 42, 44, 46 
DuUsteratrer soso cea sheen. 45 
OriilizOrsmei ey wis nes woe eek a ea ee 40, 46 
OSCUGS MEN Man, Gris fees ek whe es wa ss 5-6 
FIELD GRASS SEEDS.............. 6 
ASM te oc hilo cle ds oi Shaka 44 
PLOW CREO EE DS ese, Seen 26-37 
PEUNOTG Met fe or lc SO cia’ odes Sieve ca « 44 
Gladionia@er wine tlc he Sse cians 25 
GARDEN SUPPLIES ............ 41, 43 
GARDEN TOOLS ............ 41, 44, 47 
Gopher Traps, Poison ............. 43 
AE a 43 
GHAINS Fer rs, ee occ eece 7 
CAR Ess Me ek ce ners 5-6 
GIGOBGDOITIOS oe own ce nas 23 
Hormone Preparations .......... 44,47 
Hose Sprayers ................. 41,47 
MEER ODS Se ec ee a 41 
Hot Bed Equipment ............... 4l 
Information; planting. .... 4,9, 11, 14, 15, 
17, 19, 20, 27, 29, 31, 34, 35, 38 
INSECTICIDES 0... oe ce 42, 43, 47 
EAWN GRASSES 200.05... 60. 5, 19 
Mole Killers, Traps ..... TI eatiat ye 43 
IMOUSGTNOX Gres Os oy iene ew sch bee 43 
Napninaleney 5066.5 .cs cay lsc ke. 42 
Nectarberry Plants ................ 23 
Nitragin, InocuJant ................ 46 
COaIGMEP MINE tt ee ee 7/ 
PUA NIEFOODS © 2s) foe wah ees 46 
PlantC hemes ee ee a ke ots wk cal 46 
POIMOGR ME eee i ess i os donb 21 
POULTRY EQUIPMENT .:......... 39 
Hanunculus Bulbs ..<......0.. 0: 25 
Naspoericsee. 4). ea... 23 
BEUOSTD NOOIS! aot, dae oe oss vs 21 
HOGIGNO Mette tte ee ak ae 44 
ROMGHER oe. ac ale e o k 2, 48 
Oy. Oey gia ee 7 
BUT OT) Lol Bie ae en 45 
SEEDPGRAINS ici cc kieocdeckscsens 7 
Searse PIUNin Gg Ateneo. bcs 41 
SOIDSOALOTH et oS ce Son cs 41 
SEDAN ER SMa Bee 54), 8. ok hs for on 45 
Spray Materials ....... 41, 42, 43, 44, 46 
Strawberry Plants: i <i 466 cscs: 23 
DWOSIEGOS MESS 0 oun Se, ve. 37 
TOOLS, GARDEN ........... 41, 44, 47 
prengpiantongses 6s fede c5 te | 44 
WY L T fv.5 Ooo Gave Onn 43 
VEGETABLE SEEDS: -.u.. soclscn 8-18 
Wigeromen ne Meee se 2) 40 
WEEUSRIBLENS oe 6.9 4s oes S| 46 
WHORUEEE St die ij kot 7 

LOVELIER ROSES 
(TRADEMARK) 
Before setting out rose bushes, soak 
bare-rooted plants in Rosetone solu- 
tion. Also water established plants 
with Rosetone. Plants take hold 
quickly and bear finer, earlier roses. 
Indispensable for the rose enthusiast. 
Yaeounce package, 25¢ 
3-ounce can, $1 


Famous MARKLE 
FEATHERLITE GARDEN TOOLS 
Highest Quality—Lowest Prices 
205—Claw Cultivator, 80c; 202—Trans- 
planter, 70c; 203—Cultivating Fork, 75c; 
201—Trowel, 75c 
207—5-piece matched set (1 ea. of 201, 202, 
203, 205, 206) boxed, $3.70 
208—3-piece matched set (1 ea. of 201, 203, 
205) boxed, $2.30 
204—3-piece matched set (1 ea. of 201, 202, 
203) boxed, $2.20 
& % 
NATURAIN 23cro0t7 Spray, vat wit 
April showers anytime of year—with 
this marvelous new method for watering 
lawns and gardens. No constant shift- 
ing . . . no water waste. Connects in a 
jiffy. Comes in 5 foot units, weight only 
Ooze) Use) ft, towc0Mitss according, to 
size of your garden. Primary unit, $2.95; 
extension units $2.75 each. 
NEW PROTECTION FOR 
BULBS in the ground! 
Bulb Protect repels moles, mice, 
wards off fungus diseases 
Now your valuable bulbs can be pro- 
tected—after planting—against ravages of 
moles, mice and fungus diseases, Just 
dust with BULB PROTECT before you 
plant! Also protects bulbs in storage. 
Combines two of the newest insecticides 
with two of the oldest repellents. - Easy 

to use—and costs - very 
little! 1144 oz. pkt., 35c; 16 
OZ. ths) 
BULB 
PROTECT 

fer Setter Garaening 




Spra¥ Your LAWN 
and GARDEN with 
INSECT-0-GUN 
















Sprays - 
@ INSECTICIDES 
© FUNGITIDES 
® WEED KILLERS 
e FERTILIZER 
Insect-O-Gun 
. attaches to garden hose 
. used by thousands everywhere 
. . . Advertised in leading home and 
. garden magazines. 
NO. 3 FULL 3-gal. capacity, $5.95 
New scientific 
flower pot feeds 
moisture and 
plant food from stor- 
age base through spun 
glass wick direct to the 
roots. Strong, beauti- 
ful,. mon-warp,. non- 
fade Styron plastic. 
Violets and other in- 
door plants thrive. Six 
pastel shades — ivory, 
pink, coral,  yel- 
low, green, laven- il. 
der. 4° diameter. 
$1.00 each, 
FOR CLOSE RANGE AND 
LONG DISTANCE SPRAYING 
«= GARDEN HOSE 
"Adjustable Nozzle SPRAYER 
The modern, easy INSECT CONTROL 
Your garden hose is your insecticide 
sprayer, when you use an ARNOLD! Just 
attach this highly efficient mixing and 
spraying device in place of your regular 
hosenozzle—turn on water and spray any- 
where from 3 to 25 feet. Cartridges fit 
into chamber and dissolve slowly, as water 
passes thru, giving you the correct con- 
trol solution. No pumping, no guesswork. 
Thousands in use nationally. Sprayer, 
$5.50; cartridges, 35c or 12 for $4.00, 
(A product of the Garden Hose Spray Co., 
Inc., Cambridge, Mass.) 
TA 
ED ARR 
GARDEN SPRAY 
Non-poisonous. Kills 


most chewing and 
sucking insects quickly, 
safely. 1 oz. makes 
several gallons of spray. 
47 
