INDEX 



A 



Abronia 87 



Abutilon 66 



Achillea 66 



African Daisy 66 



African Gold Daisy 66 



Ageratum 66 



Alyssum 66 



Amaranthus 66 



Amaryllis 63 



American Heather. 86 



Ampelopsis 66 



Anchusa 66 



Anemone 66 



Anise 33 



Antirrhinum . . . 88-89 



Aquilegia 70 



Arabis 66 



Arctotis 70 



Armaria 70 



Arsenate of Lead . .61 



Artichoke 10 



Asparagus 10 



Asparagus, Orn. ... 70 

 Asparagus, Roots. . 10 



Astermums 68 



Asters 67-69 



Atamasco Lily. . . .64 

 Aubrietia 70 



Baby's Breath .... 70 

 Balloon Flower .... 86 



Balloon Vine 70 



Balsam 70 



Balsam .\pple 81 



Balsam Pear 81 



Beans, Bush. ... 14-17 

 Beans, Bush Lima 13 



Beans, Field IS 



Beans, Pole 11 



Beans, Pole Lima. . 12 

 Beets, Stock 



(Mangel) 6 



Beets, Sugar 6 



Beets, Table 7-9 



Begonias 70 



Begonia Bulbs. . . .63 

 Bell Flower, 



Japanese 86 



Bellis 76 



Black-Eyed Susan 



Vine 93 



Black Leaf 40 61 



Blanket Flower 78 



Blue-Eyed 



African Daisy ... 70 



Blue Flax 80 



Blue Lace Flower. . 71 



Blue Sage 89 



Bone Meal 61 



Bordeaux Mixture. 61 



Bordo-Lead 61 



Borecole 40 



Boston Ivy 66 



Brachycome 92 



Broccoli 10 



Browallia 71 



Brussels Sprouts. . . 10 



Bug Death 61 



Burning Bush 80 



Burning Star 80 



Butterfly Flower. . . 71 



c 



Cabbage 18-21 



Cactus 71 



Cal^diums 63 



Calceolaria 71 



Calendulas 71 



California Poppy. . 71 



Calla Lilies 63 



Calliopsis 71 



Campanula 72 



Campion 80 



Canary Bird 

 Flower 71 



Candytuft..., .?1 



Canna 72 



Canna (Roots) 63 



Cantaloupe. . . .36-37 

 Canterbury Bells. .72 

 Cape 



Chincherichee ... 81 

 Cape Forget- 



Me-Not 66 



Caraway 33 



Cardinal Climber. . 72 



Carnation 72 



Carrots 22-23 



Carrots, Stock 23 



Castor Oil Bean ... 72 



Cathedral Bells 74 



Catnip 33 



Cauliflower 24 



Celeriac 25 



Celery 2.=! 



Celosia 73 



Centaurea..73, 77,92 



Cerastium 73 



Chard, Swiss 52 



Cheiranthus 73 



Chelone 73 



Chicory . .33 



Chinese Cabbage. . 19 

 Chinese Forget- 



Me-Not 73 



Chinese Lantern.. .73 

 Chinese 



Woolflower 73 



Chives 33 



Chrysanthemum. . . 74 



Cineraria 74 



Cinnamon Vine ... 63 



Citron Melon 39 



Cleome 92 



Clover 62 



Cobaea 74 



Cockscomb 73 



Coleus 75 



Collards 33 



Colls., Flower. .93, 96 



Collinsia 74 



Columbine 70 



Cone Flower, 



Purple 87 



Coral Bells 75 



Coreopsis 74 



Coriander 33 



Corn, Pop 29 



Corn Salad 33 



Corn, Sweet 26-29 



Cornflower Aster .92 

 Cornflower, Double 73 



Cosmos 75 



Cress 33 



Cucumbers 30-32 



Cyclamen 74 



Cynoglossum 73 



Cyperus 93 



Cypress Vine 75 



D 



Dahlias (Roots). . .64 

 Dahlias (Seed) .... 76 



Daisies 66. 76,92 



Daisy, Shasta 92 



Dandelion 33 



Datura 93 



Delphinium 76 



Dianthus 86, 92 



Didiscus 71 



Digitalis 77 



Dill 33 



Dimorphotheca. ... 66 

 Dusty Miller 77 



E 



Egg Plant 33 



Elephant 's Ear .... 63 



Endive 33 



English Daisy 76 



Eschscholtzia 71 



Euphorbia 77 



Ever Green 61 



Everlasting 

 Flowers 77 



F 



Faify Lay 64 



Felicia 77 



Fennel, Sweet 33 



Ferns 77 



Fertilizers 61 



Feverfew 77 



Fire-on-the-Mount.77 



Fish Oil Soap 61 



Flame Nettle 75 



Flax, Perennial .... 80 



Flax, Scarlet 92 



Floranid 61 



Floss Flower 66 



Flowering Maple. .66 

 Flowering Sage .... 89 

 Flwg. Tobacco. . . .81 

 Flower Seed 



Coll 93,96 



Forget-Me-Not 77 



Four O'Clocks 77 



Foxglove 77 



French Endive. . . .33 



Fuchsia 77 



Fungtrogen 61 



G 



Gaillardia 78 



Garden Gloves. . . .61 

 Garden Supplies ... 6 1 



GarUc Sets 41 



Geranium 78 



Gerbera.- 78 



Geum 78 



Gilliflower 92 



Gladiolus 65, 78 



Globe Amaranth . . 78 



Gloxinia 78 



Gloxinia (Bulbs) . ..64 



Gomphrena 78 



Goiu-ds. Qrnam. ... 79 



Grass Mixtures 62 



Grasses 62 



Grasses, 



Ornamental 81 



Ground Cherry 59 



Gumbo 40 



Gynerium 82 



Gypsophila 70 



H 



Hardy Larkspur. . .76 

 Hardy Sweet Pea. .86 



Helianthus 93 



Helichrysum 92 



Heliotrope 78 



Herbs 33 



Hesperis 92 



Heuchera 75 



Hibiscus , 79 



Hollyhock 79 



Honesty 79 



Hop Vine 79 



Horehound 33 



Horse Radish 40 



Hotkaps 61 



Hotkap Setters 61 



Household Spray . .61 



Humulus 79 



Hunnemannia 92 



Hyacinthus 64 



I 



Iberis 71 



Iceland Poppy .... 86 



Ice Plant 79 



Impatiens 79 



Indian Shot 72 



Insecticides 61 



Ipomoea 81 



Iris, Japanese 79 



Ismene 64 



Ivy, Boston 66 



Ivy, Japanese 66 



J 



Japanese Bell 



Flower 86 



Japanese Hop 79 



Japanese Iris 79 



Japanese Ivy 66 



Jap. Kudru Vine. .79 

 Jerusalem Cherry . .80 

 Jewel of the Veldt. 93 

 Joseph's Coat 66 



K 



Kale 40 



Kansas Gay 



Feather 80 



Kingfisher Daisy. .77 

 Kitchen Herbs . . . .33 



Kochia 80 



Kohl-Rabi 40 



Kudzu \'ine, 



Ja{)anese 79 



L 



Lace Fern 70 



Lady's Ear Drops. 77 

 Lady's Slipper. ... 70 



Lantana .80 



Larkspur 81 



Larkspur, Hardy. .76 



Lathyrus 86 



Lavandula 80 



Lavender 33, 80 



Lawn Grass 62 



Leek 40 



Lettuce 34-35 



Liatris 80 



Lily, Atamasco. . . .64 



Lilies, Calla 63 



Lilies, Fairy 64 



Lilies, 



Hardy Garden . . 65 



Linum 80, 92 



Lobelia 80 



Love-in-a-Mist. . . .81 



Lunaria 79 



Lupine 80 



Lychnis 80 



Lythrum 80 



M 



Madeira Vine 64 



Mallow Marvels ... 79 



Mangels 6 



Marguerite 



Carnations 72 



Marigold 80 



Marvel of Peru. . . .77 



Matricaria 77 



Melons, Musk. .36-37 

 Melons, Water. . 38-39 

 Mesembryanthe- 



mum 79 



Mexican Sunflower.93 



Mexogen 61 



Mignonette 80 



Mignonette Vine . . 64 



Milfoil 66 



Mologen 61 



. Momordica 81 



Monarch of the 



Veldt 93 



Montbretia 64 



Moonflower 81 



Morning Glory. .. .81 

 Mourning Bride. . .92 

 Mushroom Spawn. 41 

 Muskmelon .... 36-37 



Mustard 40 



Myosotis 77 



Nasturtium. .. . . . .82 



Nicotiana 81 



Nigella 81 



Nitrophoska 61 



Nymphaea 64 



o 



Okra 40 



Onion Seed. . . .42-43 



Onion Sets 41 



Oriental Poppies. . 86 

 Ornamental 



Grasses 81 



Ornithogalum 81 



Osalla.... 64 



Oyama Plant Food 61 

 Oyster Plant 52 



P 



Pampas Grass 82 



Pansies 82-83 



Pansy. Tufted .... 93 



Papa ver 86 



Parsley SO 



Parsnip 50 



Peanuts . . .50 



Peas 44-47 



Peas. Sugar 47 



Peas, Sweet. . . .90-91 



Pelargonium 78 



Peppers. .... . .48-49 



Peppergrass 33 



Perennial Flax .... 80 

 Perennial Peas .... 86 

 Perennial Poppies . 86 



Periwinkle 93 



Persian Daisy 87 



Peruvian Daifodil . 64 



Petunias 84-85 



Phlox 82 



Physalis 73 



Physostegia 86 



Pie Plant 52 



Pincushion Flower . 92 



Pinks 86 



PlanTabbs 61 



Plant Food 61 



Platycodon 86 



Polyanthus 87 



Popcorn 29 



Poppies 86 



Portulaca 87 



Potatoes 41 



Primroses 87 



Primulas 87 



Pueraria 79 



Pumpkins 51 



Purple Cone 



Flower 87 



Purple Feather 



Grass 87 



Pyrethrum 87 



R 



Radishes 3-5 



Rainbow Cress .... 70 



Red Arrow 61 



Red Cabbage 19 



Red Hot Poker.... 93 



Regal Lily 65,87 



Reseda 80 



Rhubarb 52 



Rhubarb (Roots) . . 52 



Ricinus 72 



Rock Cress 66 



Rock Rose 87 



Rosemary 33 



Rose Moss . . 87 



Rudbeckia 87 



Rutabagas 61 



s 



Sage 33,89 



Salpiglossis 87 



Salsify 52 



Salvia 89 



Sand Verbena 87 



Santa Barbara 



Poppy 92 



Savory, Summer. .33 

 Savoy Cabbage. . .21 



Scabiosa 92 



Scarlet Flax . . 92 



Schizanthus 71 



Sea Lavender 92 



Sea Pink 70 



Sedum ..92 



Shasta Daisy 92 



Sheep Manure. . . ,61 

 Siberian Wallflower73 



Slug Shot 61 



Smilax 92 



Snapdragon 88-89 



Snow-In-Suflunei' . . 73 

 Snow-on-the= 



Mountain 77 



Soap Insecticide... 61 



Solanum 80 



Spider Plant 92 



Spinach S4 



Sprayer 61 



Squash 52-53 



Statice 92 



Stocks 92 



Stokesia 92 



Stonecrop 92 



Strawflower 92 



Sultan's Balsam.. .79 

 Summer Savory. . .33 



Sunflowers 62,93 



Sun Plant 87 



Swan River Daisy. 92 

 Swede Turnips. . . .61 

 Sweet Alyssum .... 66 



Sweet Basil 33 



Sweet Corn .... 26-29 

 Sweet Marjoram.. 33 



Sweet Peas 90-9 1 



Sweet Rocket 92 



Sweet Sultan 92 



Sweet William ... .93 

 Sweet Wivelsfield . . 92 

 Swiss Chard 52 



T 



Thrift 70 



Thunbergia. 93 



Thyme 33 



Tickseed 71 



Tigridia 64 



Tithonia 93 



Tobacco 59 



Tomatoes 55-59 



Tomato, Husk. . . .59 

 Transvaal Daisy . . 78 



Tree Seeds 59 



Tritoma 93 



Trumpet Flower.. .93 



Tuberose 64 



Tufted Pansy 93 



Tunica 93 



Turnip-Rooted 



Celery 25 



Turnips 60-61 



Turtle Head .73 



u 



Umbrella Plant.... 93 

 Ursinia 93 



V 



Velvet Flower 87 



Venidium 93 



Verbena 93 



Vigoro 61 



Vinca 93 



Viola 93 



Viola, Tufted 93 



Violet 93 



w 



Wallflower 93 



Water Cress 33 



Water Lily 64 



Watermelon 38-39 



White Clover 62 



Windflower 66 



Winter Radishes . . 3 

 Winter Savory. . . .33 



Witloof Chicory. . .33 

 Wonder Garden. . .93 

 Woolflower . .... . . 73 



Wormwood 33 



Y 



'Vouth and 



Old Age 94-96 



Z 



Zephyranthes 64 



Zinnias 94-96 



GARDENERS EVERYWHERE L8ICE SVIAULE'S SEEDS. THERE IVIUST BE A REASON 

 Hundreds of Unsolicited Testimonials Received every year. The following are selected at Random from our Files 



C. W. Huff— Gridley, Calif. A copy of your 1934 catalog has been received. 

 It is the finest ever and full of good things as an egg is of meat. Last winter I 

 bought some Gladiolus bulbs from you. They arrived in good condition and I had 

 splendid luck with them. Such Big, Lovely Blooms. 



Jos. Rose— Seattle, Wash. J feel that you should know my utmost apprecia- 

 tion m regard to your wonderful seed I got from you last year. I sure do recom- 

 mend the same to all my friends. I dare say your seed was about 100% fertile, 

 and the flowers were just wonderful. 



Mrs. Jas. M. Bagley— Alpharetta, Ga. You might be glad to know that I 

 won the Sweepstakes prize at our flower show last fall, on a basket of Pompon 

 Zmnias grown from your seed. About 50 contestants entered. 

 John Hanson — Jamestown, N. Y. Inclosed is a clipping taken from the 

 Jamestown Post, regarding carrots which ray son raised from "Maule's 

 Goldmhart" carrot seed. These carrots were the best variety that I have ever 

 raised. I have never seen such large, tender, uniform carrots. I will always 

 recommend "Maule's" seeds to my friends. 



James Bowen— Readsboro, Vt. Have used yom- seeds for quite a few years 

 and would say "There are None Better at ."Vny Price." 



Mrs. Russell S. Doty — FortviUe, Ind. We have used your seeds several times, 

 and the best garden we ever had was the year we used your seeds exclusively. 

 Miss Margaret Ferryman— Welcome, No. Car. It is a pleasure for me to 

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 E. G. E. Reel — Excelsior, Minn. I overlooked this in my spring order which 

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Wm. E. Reed^Lawton. Okla. I think Maule's Earliest Tomato is the best 

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 Mrs. Mary M. Kubiak — Strongsvilie, Ohio. Have bought seeds from you 

 several times and believe me they are the best. Always had the finest results. 

 They are full of life and practically every one germinates and produces a strong, 

 healthy plant. 



Wm. Henry Maule, Philadelphia, Pa. 



