MISCELLANEOUS 
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Bulbs Cedarwlubs iy. eine ce 46 Insecticides .... 36, 87, 38 Shears. 22. Sees 44 
: Dibbers sano suse a) tee 43 KneesGuardsierm screener 42 Shovels” .. 4 :/\eteer nena 45 
Begonia, Tuberous Rooted is Distriou tonsa 40 Knives "wea. ciaacs ae 43, 44 Shuffle Hoe 27... eee 43 
Caladium teva soe eet 73 Déstive Guise ee 36 Leela «tee on see ee 43 Soaker Suray ee 4B 
Canna Sp gia 5 DE a) eta aha ie I Grbilizers wan rac rdces 39 Lawn Mowers ........ 40 Soil Testing? Kits 38 
Cipnameon na bie oir fF as oe Myiohe IBS) oom eon c 43 LOK cep actonrn regions ate a « 39 Spades’ >...) eee 45 
Paestedie: Plants secre “a HMumigators! .ii.s). ee Siowmout IMolemel apse mice heir 43 Spading Forks’........ AB 
MIN ke Pe aes > Fungicides .... 36, 37, 38 IPATISiG chren cis «testes eden ets 46 Sprayers 2. sees 36 
Gloxinia ..........+-.- 73 Gerachttine es eae 42 eet ey eee oN 39 Spray Materiala #6emaamiee 
Typetees ae rs ie GardenuReeliin errant 42 Piants Band sweet tree 46 Sprinklers ........ 42, 45 
Madeira) Vin@ mesa 73 seep i 
Glazier’s Points ....... 42 Pignte bs Oxesaet eee 46 Thermometers ........ 42 
MOOR s a Bisel bait Gloves, Garden ....... 445) (Plant) Stakes sy. es 43 | Trainetts Seen 42 
LCOts ich vseteker cee 76 | Grafting Blade ........ 44%) Spichiarrrays ees eee 46| Traps’. ..1.. 43 
Grad cin Se Wie sonnet netete 44 IPOtS MT .0 cycrate e due Guckeke enenene 46 Tree Labels aero 43 
Tools, etc. Grass Catchers ....... 40 Poultry” Supplies ¥a.5 oe 40 Tree Pruner = see tee 44 
Barrows) ese edccsieten ces 45 Hedge Trimmers ...... 44 Pruning) Saw See tne 44 Tree Tubs’ .. eee 46 
Baskets@s sniaces eter 42 Hoes ta. fate aoe 43, 45 Rabbit Repellant ...... 37 Trowels. . 5. ot ieee 48 
Bean LOleswearemstietestene 43 HOS6 S5iye ernieaarioc ee aes. 45 Rafa oe Bea eee 42 Turf Wdeers. a. seen 45 
Beersupplies terre sete 41 HosecReels? ecm sata aes 45h Rakes sep ete eens 45 | Tying Materials ....... 42 
Bird BEOuUseS ae ers 41 Hot Bede Matsa sees 42 Rollers 4)", eee 40 Vegetable Plants ...... 16 
Birdssupplies 2 41 Hotkapsee cnt es cen 46 Root) Heederse eee 44 Watering Pots ........ 42 
BulbePanseaeemecue str reac 46 HOUSE! SIS S eerie 47 Rubber! Hose snap rei 45 Weather Vanes ....... AT 
Books, Garden ........ 47 Inoculating Cultures ... 33 Saucers: 047 38s. cee 46 Weeders "22 eee 43 
Canes: 22 So 2.a05 pooner aren: 43 Weed Killersieee eee 38 
VEGETABLE PLANTS AND ROOTS 
We grow large quantities of vegetable plants and Egg Plants. Ready in late May and June. $1.50 
roots, and can “supply the varieties listed below in | per dozen; 50, $4.00; 100, $7.50. 
their proper season. Prices are F.O.B. New Haven. Lettuce Plants. Great Lakes and Big Boston. 
Cabbage Plants. Ready early April. Golden Acre, 
Copenhagen Market. Per doz., 30c.; 100, $2.25. 
Cauliflower Plants. (Hot-bed). Snowball. Per 
doz., 35c.; 100, $2.75. 
Chives. For flavoring. Per clump, 25c.; doz., 
$2.50. 
Asparagus Roots 
Price: 
254i See one $1.20 
SO aicranecwes 225 
LOO iS. Saree 4.00 
1000 se ere 21.00 
Gics eee B5c 
Zina ere eer 60c. 
Sindee Seer 25 
every garden. 
cost. 
$$$$ 
September 1, 1954. 
FREE EXTRA BULB OFFER 
In order to encourage early ordering and to help us better plan our fall 
season we offer our customers an additional dollar’s 
with every $10.00 worth of spring flowering bulbs ordered from us before 
Our Illustrated Fall Bulb list will be available about August Ist. 
suggest that you make a note of varieties which appeal to you most this 
spring so that you will be sure to have them on your order this fall. 
We will have a generous supply of the spectacular RED EMPEROR as 
well as dozens of “other outstanding varieties. 
Per doz.., 35¢sal00mo2e25 
Ready in May and June. Per doz., 
Ready in April and May. 
Pepper Plants. 
S35 Ce wlOOM 2.50) 
Sweet Potato Plants. Late May to late June. 
Yellow and Red Nansemond (dry mealy). Nancy 
Hall (moist orange yam). Per bunch of fifty, 75c.; 
100, $1.35; 1,000, $9.00. 
Tomato Plants. Grown from our own select seed 
stocks. Transplanted. Kkeady in May and June. We 
can supply through season well-grown plants of the 
leading varieties. Per doz., 40c.; 100, $3.25. Hybrid 
varieties—doz., Uxe,> soley $6.00. 
Flowering Plants. We grow large numbers of the 
new and choice annual flowering plants, in flats and 
in two-inch plant bands, at prices from 50 cents to 
$1.00 per dozen. Grown from our special strains of 
extra select seed. This method is very economical 
and satisfactory, gives you earlier flowers in your 
garden. Write for list if interested. 
Rhubarb Roots. MacDonald. Strong roots, price 
each 45:73) S130 ZY S475: 
Every Garden Needs Tulips, Daffodils, 
Hyacinths, Crocus . 
No other: flowers offer so wide a selection of color and fit so well into 
Imported Holland bulbs bring splendor to any home, at little 
Make spring of 1955 the most spectacular yet in your garden. 
$$$$ 
worth of bulbs Free 
We 
