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GROW GLADIOLUS FOR PROFIT AS A PART-TIME PASTIME 
This article is an attempt to answer the questions 
most often asked by many of our customers. The 
growing of Glads is so simple, and the spikes are so 
well adapted for flower-arrangements and _ florist 
use, that in terms of revenue received, the Glad is 
the top-income producer of all cut-flowers, not even 
excepting the rose. We think that these questions 
asked by many “fans” who desire not only to make 
their hobby pay its way but also to provide. a little 
extra spending money, merits Pees intelligent 
answers. 
Growing glads for profit — is not a ‘get-rich- 
quick’” project. On the other hand, if you can be 
satisfied with from $100 to $500 extra income each 
summer for only a few spare-time hours each week, 
and have available from 400 to 2500 square feet; 
then this amount of extra income is not only pos- 
sible but is in fact received bY mahy of our Glad- 
land customers. 
AN INVESTMENT IN GLADIOLUS FOR 
’ CUT-FLOWERS IS NOT HAZARDOUS 
A minimum planting for cut flower sales, will ‘re- 
quire about 400 square feet of ground. This will 
allow the planting of a complete color range, with a 
large enough quantity of each to provide several 
dozen spikes of one variety. Such a group in first 
quality bulbs, in the preferred planting sizes and va- 
rieties, cost at the present time slightly less than 30c 
per dozen, including transpartation expense. But 
since you can reasonably expect to harvest three 
crops of bloom from them (one crop a year for 
three years) your actual bulb cost over ‘the full 
period is only about 10c per dozen. If you have 
sold only 60% of the first season’s bloom at an 
average of $1.00 per dozen, you will not only have 
covered your initial investment, but will have re- 
ceived besides nearly 100% cash profits ‘and for 
the next two years any sales of flowers from this 
original bulb stock are actually all gross profit. 
“WE GIVE LIBERAL CREDIT TERMS WHEN YOUR 
PURCHASE IS FOR A QUANTITY OF 250 OR MORE 
DOZEN. 3 sips 
We have found in the past that many of our cus- 
‘tomers: who most needed some extra income, could 
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