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First and Famous Vege= J^^r^^f^ ^^^^ •" collections at Retail for 

 table and Flower Seeds •* fQ '^^s than wholesale prices . . . 



^OR the purpose of inducing thousands of new customers to give our seeds a fair trial, we 



offer at a nominal price the following splendid collections, knowing that they are comjiosed 



^ only of the choicest varieties of the best Seeds that grow. "We can safely count on making 



I|v5)— permanent friends of the large majority of even those who may now hesitatingly send u-3 a 

 -^^ trial order — doubting, perhaps, whether such unusual value can really be given for the 



money. Your interest is our interest ; a fair trial, such as these collections afford, will convince 

 even the most skeptical that our Seeds are the best that money can buy. We cannot sell any other 

 seeds so cheaply, nor can we make any changes in the collections. 



A GREAT NOVELTY OFFER FOR ONLY 50 CENTS 



For 50 cents we will send by mail, all postage paid, 10 full-sized packets of the following choice 

 Novelties and Specialties, fully illustrated and described on the preceding pages, which would cost at 

 regular prices about double what we ask here for them : 



1. New Round Pod Kidney Wax Bean. The earliest and best Wax Bran. Seepages. 



2. New Kuby Dulcet Beet. The earliest and best first quality beet for the home table. See page 4. 



3. Louderback's AH Year Round Cabbage. Equally good for both early and lale use. See page 22. 



4. NeiT Rubicon Carrot. The best and most productive; no other equal for early or late use. See page 2.5. 



5. Myers' Quick-Growing White Plume Celery. A new strain; earliest and easiest grown. See page 6. 



6. New Mongolian Lettuce. Unequalled for spring and fall planting outdoors; superb flavor. Seepage 8. 



7. Philadelphia Liong-Keeping Vellow £gg Onion. The handsomest and best winter onion. SeepaaelO. 



8. New Market Master Pea. Largest pods and peas ; remarkable for tine quality ; nothing superior. See page 4n. 



9. Market Gardeners' Best Parsley. The hardiest and best of all known sorts. See page 41. 



10. New JSarly Snowball Turnip. The best for spring sowing; earliest and sweetest of all. See page 53. 



We send all the above neatly packed, postpaid, by mail, for only 60 CENTS IN STAMPS or cash; FIVE 

 COLLECTIONS, each separate, to one or different addresses if desired, FOB $2.00. 



A COMPLETE VEGETABLE GARDEN FOR $1.00 



Including a Year's Subscription to Farm-Garden and Poultry, by filling out Coupon, as offered on Page 2 



OUK SPECIAL INTRODUCTION BOX OF SEEDS embraces 25 full-sized packets of the choicest Vegetable 

 Seeds, including all the above-named Novelties and Specialties and the 15 varieties described below. 



11. New Wonder Bush Lima Bean. The earliest, dwarfest and most prolific of all the Bush Limas. 



12. New Perle Le Grand Celery. Valuable for both early and late use; superior in quality. 



13. Zig-Zag Evergreen Sweet Corn. Very prolific and one of the sweetest of all. 



14. New Pearl Cucumber. The best white cucumber; very productive and fine for table use. 



15. New Giant Italian Leek. The largest of all and mildest in flavor. 



16. Lettuce — Ten of the Best American Varieties, mixed. Give fine lettuce for the table the entire season. 



17. Rocky Ford Mnskmelon. Celebrated for its remarkable fine quality. 



18. Early Jnmbo Watermelon. Very early and delicious quality ; thrives on all soils. 



19. Early Red Globe Danvers Onion. The earliest and best American Red Globe Onion ; a fine deeper. 



20. Ideal Hollow Crown Parsnip. Beautiful, smooth, very productive and very sweet. 



21. Ruby King Pepper. One of the largest and finest red peppers; flesh tliick, mild and sweet flavored. 



22. New White Chartier Radish. Splendid for both early and summer use. 



23. Mammoth Sandwich Island Salsify (Oyster Plant). The only sort worth cultivating. 



24. New Mammoth White Busli Squash (Silver Custard). An improved strain; early, large, and fine quality. 



25. Atlantic Prize Tomato. Next to Sparks' E irliana, the best early tomato in cultivation. 



OUR GREAT FLOWER SEED OFFER 



A Collection of 15 Varieties of the Choicest Flower Seeds for only 23 cents 



ASTER. Prize Mixed. Embracing Giant, Comet, Semple's Branching and other popular sorts suitable for cutting. 

 CALLIOPSIS. Rich brown, maroon and yellow flowers. Blooms all summer. 

 CLIMBERS. An assortment of climbing varieties prepared especially for covering arbors. 



CANDYTUFT. Splendid mixed. A popular variety, giving a profusion of bloom all summer. Splendid for cntting. 

 COSMOS. Giant of California. Will delight you with their profusion of bloom until frost kills them. 

 GAILLARDIA. Large flowering. Very showy flowers, measuring 2 to 3 inches in diameter and blooming in profusion. 

 DIANTHUS, o r PINKS. Single and double Japanese varieties ; with brilliant flowers 2 to 4 inches in diameter. 

 MIGNONETTE. Sweet-scented large flowers. An old favorite, suitable for pots or cutting. 



NASTURTIUM. Dwarf, or Tom Tliumb. The rich colors andfreedom of bloom make them the most popular of annuals. 

 PANSY. Large flowering mixed. A strain of rare excellence. 

 POPPIES. Profuse bloomers and brilliant colors. A very rich strain. 



SWEET ALYSSUM. Little Gem. For borders, rock-work, edgings, pot culture and cutting. 

 SWEET PEAS. J. & S. Giant Mixed. Comprising only the best large flowering sorts. 

 ZINNIAS. Giant (Youth and Old Age). A general favorite and one of the showiest of annuals. 



■WILD FLOWER GARDEN. A mixture of easy growing annuals producing a constant and varied bloom the whole 

 season. 



