INDEX OF CONTENTS. 



VEGETABLE SEEDS. 



PAGE 



Artichokes 12 



Asparagus I'J 



Roots 12 



Beans, Bush 2, 12, 13 



Lima 15 



Pole 2, 14 



Lima 15 



Field 14, 62 



Beets, Table 3, 16, 17 



•■ Suaur 17 



Borecole (see Kale) 22 



Broccoli 22 



Brussels Sprouts 22 



Cabbage 4, IS, 19, 20, 21, 22 



Cardoon 26 



Carrots 3, 24, 25 



Cauliflower 23 



Celeriac 26 



Celery 3, 25, 26 



Chervil 32 



Chicory 32 



Chinese Lantern Plant 32 



CoUards 22 



Corn Salad 32 



Corn, Sweet or Sugar 5, 27, 28 



Pop 29 



Cress 32 



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Salsify 50 



Sea Kale 22 



Sorrel 32 



Spinach 50 



Squash 10, 50, 51 



Tobacco 55 



Tomato 11, 52, 53 



Turnip 54 



I FARM SEEDS. 



Barley 



Broom Corn 



Buckwheat 



Corn Field 59. 



■■ Fodder 28,60, 



Cow Peas 



Fodder Plants 



Ginseng 



Millet 



Milo Maize 



Oats 



Cucumbers 5, 30, 



Dandelion 



Egg Plant 



Endive 



Fetticus (see Corn Salad) 



Garden Lemon 



Garlic 



Giant Winter Cherry 



Gourds 



Ground Cherry. Imp 



Ground Pea or Peanut 



Gumbo (see Okra).,.'. 



Herbs, Sweet, Pot and Medi- 

 cinal 



Horse Radish Sets 



Kale 



Kohl Rabi 



Leek ' 



Lettuce 5, 33, 



Mangels 



Melons, Musk 6, 35, 



Water 6, 37, 



Melon Peach 



Mushroom Spawn 



Mustard 



Nasturtium 



Okra 



Onion Seed 7, 39, 40, 41, 



Sets : 



Parsley 



Parsnip 



Peanuts 



Peas, Table 8, 44, 45, 



" Sugar 8, 



■ Field 46. 



Pepper 10. 



Potatoes 9, 56, 57, 



Potato Seed 



Pumpkins 10, 



Pvadish 10, 48, 



Rhubarb 



Ruta Baga 



Osage Orange- 

 Peanuts 



Peas, Field 



" Cow 



Rape 



Soja Beans .. .. 



Sorghum 



Sugar Cane 



Sunflower 



Teosinte 



Vetch 



TREE SEEDS. 



See Page 61. 



CLOVER AXD GRASS 

 SEEDS. 



See Page 63. 



FLOWER SEEDS. 



Abronia 74 



Abutilon 66, 79 



Aconitum 78 



Acroclinium 78 



Adonis 74 



Ageratum 74 



Alyssum 74, 78 



Amaranthus 74 



Ammobium 78 



Ampelopsis 77 



Anemone 86 



Antigonon 64 



Antirrhinum 74 



I Aquilegia 78 



1 Aristolochia 77 



Asjjerula 75 



Asters 64, 66, 74 



Azalia 79 



Balsam 67, 75 



Balloon Vine 77 



Begonia 74, 79 



Biittertly Flower 65 



Calceolaria 79 



Calendula 75 



Calliopsis 75, 78 



Campanula 78 



Canary Bird Flower 77 



Candytuft 



Canna 71, 



Canterbury Bells 



Carnation 64, 



Catchfly 



Celosia 



Centaurea 



Centrosema 



Chamse pence 



Chrysanthemum .67,75, 



Cineraria 



Clematis 



Cobiea 



Coleus 70, 



Convolvulus 75, 



Cosmos 



(?rotolaria 



Cyanus Minor 



Cyclamen 



Cyperus Aitemifolia 



Cypress Vine 



Dahlia 



Daisy 70, 71, 



Datura 73, 



Dianthus 



Digitjilis 



Dolichos 



Eschscholtzia 



Euphorbia 



Evening Primrose 



Everlasting Flo%ver9 



Feverfew 



Ferns 



Forget-me-not 67. 



Fuchsia 



(iaillardia 



Geranium 



Gladiolus 



Globe Amaranthus 



Glo.xinia 



Godetia 



Golden Feather 



Crourds, Ornamental 



Grasses " 72, 



Hardy Sweet Pea 



Helichr\-8uni 



Heljiitn'jpe 67, 



Hollyhock ' 70, 



Hops (Japanese) 



Hyacinth Bean (Dolichos) ... 



Ice Plant 



Ipomcea 73, 



Lantana 



Larkspur 



Lemon Verbena 



Linaria 



Linum 



Lobelia 



Marigold 



Marvel of Peru 



Mesembrj-anthemum 



Mignonette 65, 



Mimosa 



Mimulus 



Momordica 



Morning Glory 71, 



Mvosotis 



Nasturtium 64, 65, 76, 



Xeruophila 



Xigella 



(;)rnamental Gourds 



PAoe 



Ornamental Grasses 72, 7s 



Oxalis 79 



Pansy 65, 68, 76 



Passiflora 72, 79 



Petunia 64, 76 



Phlox 64. 6.5, 76, 78 



Picotees 



Pinks 65, 



Poppy 65, 



Portulaca 



Primula 78, 79 



Rhodanthe 78 



Ricinus 70, 



Rose 70 



Salpiglossls 



Salvia 72, 



Scabiosa 



Shamrock 70 



Smilax 



Snapdragon 64 



Stocks 65, 



Sweet Peas 69, 



Sweet Williams 64, 78 



Sunflower 



Thunbergia 



Torenia 79 



Tritoma 78 



Umbrella Plant 71 



Valeriana 



Verbena 65, 72, 



Violet 78 



W'allflower 78 



Wild Flower Garden 79 



Xeranthemum 78 



Zinnia 77 



FLOWER SEEDS BY 

 AVEIGHT. 



See Page 73. 



SUMMER FLOAVERIKG 

 BULBS. 



Alpinia 86 



Alstroemerias 87 



Amaryllis 83 



Anemone 86 i 



Antholyza 88 



Apios Tuberosa 87 



Atamasco Lily 88; 



Begonia 85, 86 



Blue African Lily 8.5 



Brisbane Lilj' 87 



Butterfly Lily 89 



Cannas 80 



Calla Lilies 84 



Caladiums 83 



Cape Hyacinth 8S 



Crinum" 87 



Dahlias 81, 82 



Dav Lilv 87 



Elephants Ear 83 



Gay Queen 88 



Gladiolus 89 



Gloxinia 87 



Hedychiura 89 



Hvacinthus 88 



Ins 87 



Ipomoea Mexicana 87 



Lilies, Atamasco. or Fairy ... 8S 



Lilies, Blue African 



'• Brisbane 



" Butterfly 



Calla 



Day 



" Hardy Garden 



•' Peruvian 



" Queen _ 



" Spider 



Madeira or Mexican Vine.. 



Milla Biflora 



Montbretia 



Xaegelia 



Orchid 



Oxalis „ 



Paeonies 



Passiflora Incarnata 



Peruvian Lily 



Phrynium 



Poppy Anemones 



Queen Lily 



spider Lily 



Tigridia 



Tuberoses 



Variegate<l Gladwin 



WLstaria (Apios) 



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FLOWERING PLANT8. 



Begonias 91 



Carnations 91 



Chrysanthemums 91 



Fuchsias 91 



Geraniums 91 



Pinks (Hardy) 91 



Plant Collections 91 



Roses 90, 91 



Violets 91 



BOOKS. 



How to Make the Garden 



Pay 55 



Onion Culture 41 



Year Book (opposite to) 1 



LIVE STOCK. POUL- 

 TRY AND EGGS FOR 

 HATCHISG. 



See Pages VI and 93. 



MISCELLANEOUS. 



Buhacli (Insecticide) 94 



Caponizing Instruments 94 



Glass Cutters 94 



HandWeeders 9» 



Implements, (Planet Jr' 95 



Insecticides 94 



Mole Traps 94 



Plant Food 94 



Plant Protectors 94 



Potato Knife 94 



Powder Bellows 94 



Putty Bulbs 94 



Poultrv Markers 94' 



Roup Pills „ 94 



Seed Drill (Acme> _ 94 



Slug Shot (Insecticide) 9* 



Sprinkler (Scollays) 91 



Weed Slaver _ 9* 



Wire Netting 94 



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Planet Jr." Tools for 1899. 



A complete and handsomely illustrated catalogue of these famous labor 

 savers sent on application. Great improvements have been made for 1899. 



The "Firefly" Plow. 

 This tool is invaluable for those 

 who have small gardens. Price 82.00. 



Planet Jr. No. 3 Hill Dropping 

 Seeder, $9.00. 

 Planting in rows and thinning 

 afterward is a terrible time waste. 

 The No. 3 Seeder puts the seed 

 right on the spot where the hill is 

 wanted. Plants 4, (>, 8, 12 or 24 

 inches apart, or in a continuous 

 row, as desired. Changed in a 

 moment. Holds 3 quarts. 



Planet Jr. Harrow and Cultiva- 

 tor. Price, complete, $7.50. 

 This harrow has a high frame. 

 Contracting to 12 inches and ex- 

 panded to 32 inches. The chisel 

 shaped teeth cut an Inch wide 

 and cultivate deep without 

 throwing earth upon the plants. 

 Price, plain, St. 90; with wheel, 

 Sti.la; complete with wheel and 

 pulverizer, ST.'jO. 



KO. 4 COMBINED 

 HILL DROPPING 

 SBII.L AND HOE. 



Planet Jr. No. 4 Combined Hill 

 Dropping Drill and Wheel Hoe. 

 The drill is the same as the No. 3 

 Seeder, but smaller, holding three 

 pints. By moving only one bolt the 

 drill is taken oil and the tool frame 

 attached, making it one of the best 

 of the "Planet .Ir." Single Wheel 

 Hoes. This gives you a drill and a 

 wheel hoe in one tool. Price com- 

 plete, $10.00; as a drill only, «7.00. 



Planet Jr. Combined Drill and 

 Wheel Hoe, Cultivator, Rake and 



Plow. Price $9.00. 

 This has long been a most pojnilar 

 tool. It has a complete set ot culti- 

 vatiug tools and all its work is rapid, 

 easy, perfect and delightful. Hopper 

 holds 1 quart. Sows with great regu- 

 larity and at uniform depth. Can be 

 quickly made ready for any nee. 



Planet Jr. No. 1 1 Double "Wheel 

 Hoe, Cultivator, Rake and Plow. 



A famous labor saver that will do 

 a variety of work that is almost in- 

 crediblel The wheels can be set at 

 four different widths and the frame 

 at three heights. The tools are 

 changed without removing a single 

 nut. All changes made with marvel- 

 ous ease and quickness. Price SS.OO. 



KO. 11 rOIRLF. WHEEL HOE, 



CULTIVATOK, KAKE 



AND PLOW. 



NO 8. HOESE HOE. 



Planet Jr. No. J 2 Double Wheel 

 Hoe, Cultivator and Plow. 



Has a pair of plows, 2 pai.-s of cul- 

 tivator teetli and pair of hoes and 

 leaf lifters. These are what are most 

 needed by the gardener. Price Sti.OO. 



Planet Jr. Plain Double Wheel Hoe. 



Same machine as the two above 

 with only the hoes. The other at- 

 tachments may be added at will and 

 are sure to fit. " Price 54.00. 

 95 



Planet Jr. No. 8 Horse Ho«, 

 Price $7.50. 



Will do more kinds of work 

 and better work, than any other 

 horse hoe. New depth regulator 

 and expander. Price ST.oO. 



Planet Jr. Single "Wheel Hoe, 

 Cultivator, Rake and Plow, 

 A light, inexpensive and ex- 

 tremely etlicient tool. Frame and 

 handles are adjustable, and 

 wheel can be changed to the 

 other side of the frame, when 

 both sides of the row can be hoed 

 at one passage. Complete with 

 12 attachments. Price, StilX). The 

 same with only a pair of hoes, a 

 set of cultivator teeth and a plow 

 for S4.00, and with hoes only, SS.iX). 



SINGLE WHEKL HCK, 



CrLTlVAIOR, RAKB 



AND PLOW. COM- 



pKicx i«.oe. 



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