GARDEN AND NURSERY SUPPLIES 
FERTILIZER, PLANT FOOD 
FULTON’S PLANTABBS. Odorless plant 
food tablets for potted and outdoor 
plants. 12 tablets 10c; 30 tablets 25c; 75 
tablets 50c; 200 tablets $1.00; 1000 tablets 
$3.50. Postpaid. 
VIGORO. Obtainable in various size pack- 
ages. 
VIGORO TABLETS. Bring all the bene- 
fits of a complete pian: .ood in handy 
eek for potted plants and flower 
OxXes. 
ANTROL 3-IN-1 LIQUID PLANT FOOD. 
Contains important plant foods. Imme- 
diately available to roots of plants. Use 
three quaris to 1000 sq. ‘t. Easily applied 
with or without applicator. Pt. 50c; qt. 
Oo gal. $1.95. Applicator $1.95. Postage 
extra. 
BANDINI FERTILIZERS 
Acid Food (All Acid Loving Plants) 
(3-10-5) 
Aluminum Sulphate 
Best (11-8-4) 
Bone Meal (Steamed) 0.50% N, 14% P.A. 
Buib Food (4-10-10) 
Camellia Food (4-8-4) All Organic 
Citrus and Avocado Food (6-9-6) 
Dichondra Food: (4-4-2) 
Gro-Rite Lawn and Garden Fertilizer 
(6-10-4) 
Gypsum 93% Calcium Phosphate 
Hydrated Lime ‘70% Calcium Hydroxide 
Organic (5.50% N, 5.00% P.A.) 
Pansy Food (5-8-5) 
Rose Food (4-8-4) 
Sulphate of Ammonia 21% Nitrogen 
Sulphate of Potash 50%, K 2-0 
Sulphur (Dusting 100% Pure Sublimed) 
Sulphur (Soil) 95% Sulphur 
Superphosphate 18% P.A.A. 
Sweet Pea Food (5-7-5) 
California Liquid Fertilizer (Analysis 
8-8-4). Odorless and potent. 1 teaspoon 
makes one quart. Recommended for all 
type of plants including pot plants. 
Californa Liquid Vitamin B1. 4-oz. bottle 
makes 30 gallons solution. One teaspoon 
to gallon of water. 
GAVIOTA 
SPECIALLY PREPARED PLANT FOOD 
Feed your vegetables. Like all living 
things they will grow better and faster is 
given the proper food. 
Lawns and flowers respond quickly to 
a balanced plant food, grass of deep vel- 
vety green, flowers of rich color that 
bloom longer. 
As some of the elements are available 
immediately and others are slower act- 
ing, a quick as well as lasting result is 
obtained. Use 3 to 5 lbs. per 100 square 
feet. 
MiLORGANITE 
Activated sludge fertilizer, free of 
weed seeds. Feeds over a long period. 
VIGORO 
It is the ideal plant food for lawns, 
flowers, gardens, shrubbery and trees. 
It is easy to apply; results are quick and 
certain. 
Clean, dustless, weedless, and odorless, 
Vigoro is not to be compared with any 
other plant food you have ever known. 
It isn’t at all costly. Write for prices. 
Offered in weighed packages as follows: 
1, 5, 10, 25, 50, 100 pounds. 
MISCELLANEOUS SUPPLIES 
GARD-N-TYS. The quick, easy, attractive 
and inexpensive way to tie your plants. 
Thin, pliable wire, wrapped with special 
deep green, waterproof parchment pa- 
per, for unusually long life. 60 7” 15c; 
100 7” 25c; 100 15” 50c. 
HOTKAPS. Protect plants from destruc- 
tive frost, storms, insects. 25 Hotkaps 
with Setter $9.50. 
SOIL SOAKERS. Really soaks the soil. 
Far more beneficial than sprinkling. No. 
GO (12 ft.) $1.65; No. 1 (18 ft.) $2.20; No. 2 
(30 ft.) $3.40. 
MACABEE GOPHER TRAP. Easy to set, 
small and can be extended far down into 
the hole. 
TREE SEAL. An ideal grafting, inarching 
or pruning compound and is also useful 
for many household purposes. Pt. 35¢; 
qi. 60c; gal. $1.70. 
INSECTICIDES 
ANT BARRIER. Kills ants the easy way. 
Spray it on or wipe it on. One application 
will last for months. Leaves no sticky 
residue. Non-poisonous. Also controls sil- 
ver fish, roaches ‘and other household 
pests. 
BLACK LEAF 40. A 40% nicotine solution 
for the control of plant lice or aphids on 
roses and other garden plants. Must be 
applied in vapor form with a spray pump. 
1 oz. 36c; 5 oz. $1.05. 
CYANOGAS A-DUST. For the control of 
ants, gophers, moles and similar pests. 
CALSUL. A perfectly blended emulsion, 
combining lime and sulphur (polysul- 
phide) with vegetable, mineral and or- 
ganic oils. The perfect clean-up spray for 
early spring. Also year round spray for 
citrus and deciduous fruit trees, berry 
bushes and shrubbery. 
DEATH TO MOLES. Rid your garden of 
moles the easy way. Just punch holes in 
the runway, drop in tablets and cover. 
DESTRUXOL PYRETOXIDE DUST No. 
15. A contact dust for the control of As- 
paragus, Cucumber Diabrotica and other 
similar beetles, Squash bug, Cabbage 
worm, Avhis, Thrips, and similar insects. 
Also assists in the control of powdery 
mildew. 
DESTRUXOL. An efficient contact and 
fumigating spray containing nicotine sul- 
phate and cyanide. Requires no spreader. 
Especially desirable for spraying fruits 
and vegetables, as, due to its highly evap- 
orative qualities, it leaves no residue. 
FUNGUSOL. A two-purpose spray. Fungi- 
cide and insecticide combined. Univer- 
sally used on Roses and other flowering 
plants susceptible to Rust and Mildew. 
Safe for vegetables. 
MOLOGEN. Rid your garden of moles in 
two or three days with this efficient pow- 
der. Will not harm soil or grass. Odor- 
less; easy to use. 
RED ARROW. A very effective, economi- 
cal and safe spray for most sucking in- 
sects found in the garden. Comes in the 
handy measuring cap bottle. 
SNAROL. Snaro!l contains metaldehyde. 
Is sure death to snails, slugs, ete. Not in- 
jurious to vegetation. Lb. 35c; 212 Ibs. 75c. 
TENDER-LEEF SPRAY. A non-oil emul- 
sion created especially for tender and 
exotic plants that cannot stand oil. 
DAHLIAS 
Bulbs available March 1 to May 15 
Abbreviations: ID—Informal Decorative; 
FD — Formal Decorative; SC — Semi- 
Cactus; C—Cactus. 
DECORATIVE DAHLIAS 
The Decorative type of Dahlia is a 
large double flower, full to the center. 
Broad, flat petals with broad points or 
rounded tips. They flower. freely on long 
stems and are a very popular type. 
Avalon (FD). Bright canary yellow. Ex- 
cellent cut flower. ‘ 
Blue River (FD). The largest blue Dahlia. 
Soft violet. 
California Idol (ID). A giant clear lemon 
yellow. Easiest to grow. 
Chas. L. Mastic (FD). 10 in. compact 
blooms of bronze to orange. A fine 
keeper when cut and rates among the 
best in the garden. 
Clara Carder (ID). Growing cyclamen 
pink. Large flowers. Stiff stems. 
Clarie Fleetwood (ID). 10 in. blooms of 
soft orchid pink. Vigorous and a very 
heavy producer. ; 
Darcy Sainsbury (FD). Large, pure white. 
One of the best for cutting. 
Hill’s Supreme (ID). Rich deep rose pink. 
Excellent cut flowers. 
Jane Cowl (ID). Deep massive blooms. 
Bronze and gold shading to a glistening 
apricot center. 
Mayor Otis (ID). 12 to 14 in. blooms of 
bronze and copper. 
Mrs. G. LeBoutillier (ID). Huge brilliant 
red. Very striking. 
Pink Giant (ID). Huge tyrean pink. Good 
exhibition variety. 
Red Jersey’s Beauty (FD). Medium sized 
deep red. Profuse bloomer. Good cut 
flower. 
Royal Pennant (FD). Royal rich purple. 
A really outstanding Dahlia. 
Sherwcod’s Peach (ID). 12 in. ruffled buff. 
CACTUS & SEMI-CACTUS DAHLIAS 
Double flowers, full to the center, with 
long, narrow, pointed petals, incurved, 
récurved or straight, but rolled more 
than half their length. 
Animato. 4 in. delicate shell pink to 
white. Low habits on well formed bush 
and is choice for cutting. 
Comtesse. Rose pink. 
Doreen Crane. Medium peach to apricot 
at center. 
Figaro. Golden yellow flecked red. 
Faithful. Best and largest white. 
Gala California. Scarlet orange. 
POMPON DAHLIAS 
Pompons are the choice of many for 
cut flowers. The blooms are solid, com- 
pact and seldom get over 134 inches in 
diameter. They have about the same 
depth as diameter and are usually con- 
sidered the best keepers when cut. 
Albright. Gold flushed rust. 
Amber Queen. Amber. 
Arthur Kerley. Deep ruby red. 
Bantam. Scarlet red. 
Betty Ann. Clear rich pink. 
Elizabeth Ann. Medium coral. 
Joe Fette. Florist white. 
Libby Rohr. Medium purple. 
Little David. Small soft orange. 
Mary Munns. Pure lavender. 
Pink Glow. Deep rose pink. 
Sherry. Sherry wine. 
Tip Top. Raspberry red. 
MINIATURE DAHLIAS 
Baby Fonteneau (FD). Rose pink. 
Fairy (ID). Tiny lavender pink. 
Gerrie Hoeck. Pink, edge pastel. 
Helly Boudewijn. Satin white flower. 
IL.K.E. (1D). Ruby red. 
Queen of the Yellows (Ball). Vivid yellow. 
Rosebud (FD). Cream splotched wine. 
Tippy (Ball). Honey yellow tipped bronze. 
eieteese: Butter yellow, caramel in cen- 
er. 
White Fawn (FD). Snow white. 
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