GENERAL DIRECTIONS TO BE FOLLOWED 

 WHEN ORDERING OUR SEEDS. 



TO OUR FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS: 



IN ORDERING remember that prices 

 quoted here are always subject to change. 

 They include prepayment of postage on all 

 seeds ordered by packet, ounce, quarter- 

 pound and five-pound lots, unless other- 

 wise specifically stated. If the order is to 

 be sent by express or freight, deduct five 

 cents per pound from prices given. Larger 

 quantities than pounds will be sent by 

 express or freight, the customer paying 

 such charges. To count the postage on 

 Flowering Plants and Trees add 15 per 

 cent of the list price. 



The postage for foreign countries must 

 be added to the cost of the goods selected 

 in this catalog, or the order will be reduced 

 to allov/ for the postage. These rules will 

 also apply to orders from the United States, 

 where no allowance is made for mailing 

 we will send by express. Regulations fcr 

 foreign countries are as folio ivs: Cent.al 

 and South America, 20 lb. limit, 12 cents 

 per pound; Cuba, 4 lbs. 6 oz. limit, 12 

 cents per pound, Panama and the Canal 

 Zone, 50 lb. limit, 12 cents per pound. 

 Trees and plants add 15-% of the value for 

 postage. 



OUR TERMS. — Cash must accompany all 

 orders, remittance can be made in the fol- 

 lowing manner: By Post Office Money 

 Orders, Express Money Orders, Checks or 

 drafts on New Orleans or New York, where 

 it is not possible to secure these Currency 

 or U. S. Postage Stamps in good order will 

 be accepted, all letters containing currency 

 or stamps should be registered to insure 

 safe delivery. When goods are ordered C. 

 O. D. half of the amount must accompany 



the order. Xive stock, plants and trees 

 will not be sent C. O. D. 



WHEN ORDERING write your name 

 plainly, give correct P. O. address if by 

 mail, if by express give your express office 

 or nearest express office, to avoid any de- 

 lay; also if by r;iil or bo;it, give station 

 or landing, and if possible the name of the 

 railroad or name of boat. Where no instruc- 

 tions are given as to how shipment should 

 be made, we will use our ov/n discretion; 

 but we urj^e all customers to state plainly 

 whether they wa-it goods mailed, expressed 

 or shipped by boat or by rail. As all 

 shipments bj' boat must be prepaid, cus- 

 tomers rot known to us must remit enough 

 to cover freight. 



ISTON-WARRANTY. Note. — There are so 

 many contingencies to be encountered in 

 growing plants from seed and in setting 

 out plants that are dependent on the 

 weather and other conditions over which 

 we liave no control, that success in plant- 

 ing is not altogether dependent on the seed 

 or plant. We will send out only seed 

 which we believe will grow and produce 

 the kind of plant and variety represented, 

 but 



THIS COMPANY GIVES NO WAR- 

 RANTY, expressed or implied, as to de- 

 scription, quality, productiveness or any 

 other matter of any seeds, bulbs, plants or 

 trees, we send out, and we will not be In 

 any way responsible for the crop. If the 

 purchaser does not accept the goods on 

 these terms, they are at once to be re- 

 turned and the amount will be refunded. 



RURAL. BOOKS 



VEGETABLES. 



Canning and Preserving $1. 



New Rhubarb Culture 1. 



Gardening For Profit 2. 



Truck Farming in the South.... 1. 



Making the Farm Pay 1. 



Cabbage and Cauliflower 1. 



Celery Culture 1. 



Asparagus Culture 1. 



Left Overs Made Palatable 1. 



Tomato Culture 1. 



Sweet Potato Culture 1. 



Gardening for Young and Old.. 1. 



Home Vegetable Gardening .... 1. 



New Onion Culture 1. 



Practical Irish Potato Culture 



Mushrooms — How to Grow 1, 



Tobacco Culture 



Farmer's Ready Reference 



Book 1. 



Farmer's Cyclopaedia of Agri- 

 culture 5. 



Celery for Profit 



Fostag'e. 



25 



4c. 



25 



Co. 



25 



12c. 



75 



10c. 



75 



6c. 



25 



6c. 



25 



6c. 



25 



6c. 



75 



12c 



25 



6c 



25 



6c. 



50 



7c 



75 



9c 



15 



6c 



50 



6c. 



75 



7c 



.50 



3c 



DO 



7c 



25 



27c 



50 



4c 



GRASSES AND CLOVERS. 



Broom Corn Culture $1.25 4c. 



Clovers— How to Grow Them.. 2.25 12c. 



Alfalfa (Coburn) 1.25 6c. 



Alfalfa (Large Edition) 3.50 17c. 



Peanut Plant, Its Cultivation.. .75 3c. 



Ginseng 1.25 6c. 



Forage Crops 2.25 12c. 



Book of Grasses and Other 



Forage Plants — J. C. Hill 60 6c. 



FRUITS. 



Fostag'e. 



American Peach Orchard,. 2.00 8c. 



Chorltons Grape Growers' 



Guide .... 1.75 8c. 



Strawberry Culture 50 3c. 



The Nut Culturist 2.50 12c. 



Small Fruit Culturist 2.00 12c. 



California Fruits 3.75 12c. 



Citrus Fruits and Their 



Culture 3.50 17c. 



Peach Culture (Fulton) $2.00 6c. 



Plums and Plum Culture — F. 



A. Waugh 2.75 8c. 



Bush Fruits — Fred W. Card... 3.00 8c. 

 American Grape Growers and 



Wine Making (Husmann).... 3.00 8c. 



FLOWER GARDEN. 



Practical Floriculture 2.50 12c. 



The Rose, Its Cultivation, etc.. 2.25 7c. 



Home Floriculture 2.25 10c. 



The Chrysanthemum 1.25 6c. 



Plant Propagation 2.50 7c. 



Fern Culture 2.50 12c. 



The Dahlia, Lawrence K. Pea- 

 cock 1.25 6c. 



INSECTICIDE. MANURE, ETC. 



Insect and Insecticide 



Tile Drainage 



Manure — Bom.mer's Method ... 

 The Spraying Plants (E. L. 



Lodman) 



Fungi and Fungicides — C. M. 



Weed 



2.25 

 .75 

 .60 



12c 

 3 c 

 3o 



2.75 



10c 



1.50 



6c 



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