THE VERDICT 



/ have never seen anything to compare with your I. X. L. Tomato. 

 They are earlier, and stood the hoi sun better than any other Tomato. I 

 have some expe* ience — been farming for IS years. 



Jan. 27, 1906. J. F. DELMAS, Scranton, Miss. 



I am a devoted believer in your I. X. L. Tomato. What you claim for 

 them is O. K. JESSE H. ROUTSON, 



Aug. 3, 1906. Buckeystown, Md. 



Your Z. X. L. Tomato is the best Early Tomato I have ever grown , it 

 has morelarge, smooth fruit on it than any I have ever seen. 



Aug. 1, 1906. JOSHUA LYNCH. Grange, Md. 



Your I. X. L Tomato is the best first early Tomato we have ever seen. 

 Book our order for 2 lbs. for the coming crop. 



July 23, 1906. VA UGHN BROS., Hearn, Texas. 



I planted several early varieties of Tomatoes last season and found your 

 I. X. L. Tomato to excel them all, I will plant it again. 



Oct 24, 1906. J. M. WILSON, Augusta, Ga. 



Your I. X. L. Tomato came extremely early for me and yielded an 

 abundant crop of fine large, solid Tomatoes. 



CHAS. A. COUNCILMAN. 

 Trustee Md. Agricultural College, Glydon, Md. 



lam more than pleased with your I. X. 

 L. Tomato. 



R. L. WALL, 

 July 4, 1906. Ojus, Fla. 



Your I. X. L. Tomato yielded me a hand- 

 some crop of extremely early, latge, smooth, 

 solid Tomatoes. 



B. F. THOMAS, 



Brooklyn , Md. 



I grow Truck for Lexington Market, 

 Baltimore, Md., and want to say your I. 

 X. L. Tomato is the earliest and tlie best 

 Tomato that was ever brought to that great 

 market. HENRY BLOOM, 



Catonsville, Md. 



Aug. 4. 1906. 

 Your I. X L. Tomato proved to be the 

 greatest success of any Tomato I have ever 

 Planted. HUBBARD WILLIAMS, 



City Point, Fla . 



Nov. 11, 1906. 

 My New Crop of I. X. L. Tomatoes are 

 full offtuit and looking fine. 



HUBBARD WILLIAMS, 



City Point, Fla. 



Oct. 10, 1906. 

 Your I. X. L. Tomato is the Earliest and 

 \\the Best Tomato we have ever grown. 

 ROESSEL BROS.. 



Back River, Md. 



My extremely early crop of your I. X. L. 

 Tomato attracted the attention of many of 

 my neighbors. They are abundant yielders 



t and handsome, smooth red fruit. 



I JOSEPH COMES, Fullerton, Md. 



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FREDERICK MEYERS, Most 90 Years Old, Orangeville, Md. 

 For 75 years I have planted Bolgiano's Seeds, bought my first seeds in 1832 when but a boy and have continued to plant Bolgiano's Seeds all 

 my life because they have always proved Reliable. 



IN DEX 



Directions for cultivating Vegeta- 

 bles see heading of each Hem 

 pages 29 to 49. 



How to Order page 2. 



For Liberal Premiums, see inside 



Front Cover. 



Vegetable Seeds, page. 



Artichoke 29 



Asparagus 29 



Beans, Bush, green podded 10-29-30 



Beans, Bush, wax podded 11-30 



Beans, Pole 31 



Beans, Pole Limas 10-31 



Beans, Bush Limas 30 



Beets, Table 16-20-31-32 



Beets, Mangels 54 



Bore Cole 38 



Brussels Sprouts 32 



Cabbage 14-32-33 



Carrots, Table 20-34 



Carrots, Field 34 



Cauliflower 17-34 



Celeriac or Root Celery 25-35 



Celery 15-35 



Collards 33 



Corn Salad 35 



Corn, Sweet 19-36 



Corn, Pop 36 



Citron 40 



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Cress 35 



Cucumber 6-37 



EggPlant 16-37 



Endive 25-37 



Herbs. 38 



Horse Radish 45 



Kale 38 



Kohl-Rabi 24-38 



Leek 23-38 



lettuce 12-38-39 



Melo* Musk, Cantaloupe..l3-39-40 



Melon, Water 11-24-40 



Mushroom 41 



Mustard 41 



Okra 41 



Onion 17-23-42 



Onion Sets 41 



Parsley 6-42 



Parsnip 25-42 



Peas 8-43 



Pepper 21-24-44 



Potatoes 18-21-44 



Pumpkin ..46-53 



Radish 22-45 



Rhubarb 45 



Ruta Baga 49 



Salsify 25-46 



,>pinach 25-46 



Squashes 24-46 



Strawberry Plants 49 



Tomatoes 3-5-7-9-47-48-49 



Turnips 25-49 



Vegetable Plants 49 



Farm Seeds. 



PAGE. 



Permanent Grass Seed Mixtures 50 



Broom Corn 53 



Clovers 52 



Corn, Field 53 



Corn, Kaffir 53 



Grasses 50-51 



Millet, German 51 



Millet, Hungarian 51 



Oats 54 



Peas, Field and Cow Peas 54 



Rye 54 



Buckwheat 54 



Rape. Dwarf; Essex 51 



Soja Beans 54 



Sorghum. 53 



Seed Table 65 



Vetches 51 



Teosinte 51 



Sunflower Seed 28 



Flower Seeds and Bulbs. 



Flower Seeds 26 55-56-57-58-59 



Canuas 60 



Calladiums 60 



Dahlias 61 



Gladiolus 59 



Iris 60 



Pasonies 60 



Madeira Vine 60 



Nasturtium 26-57 



Tube Roses 60 



Sweet Peas 26-59 



PAGE. 



Roses and Plants. 



Rose Bushes 62 



Flower Plants 63-64 



Hardy L,illies_ 65 



Lawn Grass Seed. 



Lawn Grass Seed 28 



White Clover. 28-52 



Lawn and Garden Tools. 



Garden Hose 27 



Fountains 27 



Grass Catchers 27 



Lawn Mowers 27 



Mower Sharpeners 27 



Lawn Tools 27 



Garden Tools 27 



"Square-Deal" Poultry ® 

 Pigeon Foods a Bird Seeds, 

 Etc., Described and Priced 

 on Special Circular — sent 

 upon Request. 



Fertilizer. 



Nitro-Culture 28-52 



Bolgiano's Fertilizers 28-65 



Cuban Plant Food 28 



Insecticides, Etc. 



Sulpho-Tobacco Soap 36 



Slug-Shot 33-36 



Cyclone Bug Exterminator 34 



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