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80LD AT RETAIL FOR LESS THAN WHOLESALE PRICES 



For 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 we can safely count on making 

 permanent friends of those who buy them. We cannot sell any other seed so cheaply, nor can we make 

 any changes in these remarkable bargain collections. 



A GREAT SPECIALTY OFFER FOR ONLY 50 CENTS 



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

 Specialties, which would cost at regular prices almost double what we ask here for them : 



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



2. New Kuby Dulcet Beet. The earliest and best fiirst quality beet for the home table ; fine globe shape. 



3. Johnson & Stokes' Karliest Cabbage. Wonderfully early; hardheads; fine quality. 



4. New French Market Carrot. Superior in earliness, fine shape and color; flesh tender and sweet throughout. 



5. Johnson & Stokes' Golden Self-Blanching Celery. Very handsome and early ; one of tlie easiest to grow. 



6. New MongoliHn Lettuce. New variety from Asia. Unequalled forSpringand Fall planting outdoors; superb flavor. 



7. Kocky Ford Muskmelon. Johnson & Stokes' selected strain. Celebrated for its remarkably fine quality. 



8. New Extra Early Australian Yellow Globe Onion. Very early and handsome. 



9. Johnson & Stokes' Olive Scarlet Kadish. The earlies* and handsomest red radish, 

 10. New Quicksure Tomato. Extra early, large, smooth, solid and perfect. 



■Wo send all the above neatly packed, postpaid, by mail, for only 50 CENTS IN STAMPS or cash; FIVE 

 COLLECTIONS, each separate, to one or difliereut addresses if desired, FOK $3.00. A decided bargain. 



A COMPLETE VEGETABLE GARDEN FOR $1.00 



OUR SPECIAL INTRODUCTION BOX OF SEEDS embraces 35 full-sized packets of the choicest Vegetable 

 Seeds, including all the above-named 10 choice Specialties and the 15 varieties described below, making a 

 magnificent collection for only Sl.OO and sent by mail all postage paid. 



New Giant Stringless Valentine Bean. Earlier, more prolific than old Valentine; extra quality. 



12. Johnson & Stokes' New Surprise Beet. Splendid in shape, color and quality ; a fine keeper. 



13. Johnson & Stokes' Matchless Late Flat Dutch Cabbage. The finest strain in the world. 



14. New Perle Le Grand Celery, Valuable for both early and late use; superior in keeping qualities. 



15. New Eskimoso Cucumber. The earliest in cultivation. 



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



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



18. Philadelphia Long-Keeping Yellow Egg Onion. One of the handsomest and best Winter onions. 



19. Market Gardeners' Best Parsley. The hardiest and best of all known sorts ; very dark-green color. 



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



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



22. New Celestial, or White Chinese Kadish. Equally valuable as a Summer or Winter radish. 



23. Mammoth Sand^vicl Island Salsify (Oyster Plant). The only sort worth cultivating; very large and tender. 



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



25. New Early Snowball Turnip. The best for Spring sowing ; earliest and sweetest of all ; pure white. 



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15 PACKETS 



CHOICEST FREE-BLOOMING ANNUALS 



FOR 25 CENTS 



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



CARNATION. Marguerite, A beautiful strain; will bloom abundantly till checked by frost. 



CHRSSANTHEMDM. Summer Flowering. Single and double varieties in all colors; very effective and fine for cutting, 



DIANTHITS, or PINKS. Single and double Japanese varieties, with brilliant flowers 2 to 4 inches in diameter. 



JAPANESE CLIMBING HOP. An ornamental and rapid climber, with luxuriant foliage, resisting heat and insects. 



NASTURTIUM. Dwarf, or Tom Thumb. The rich colors and freedom of bloom make them the most popular of annuals. 



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



PETUNIA HYBKIDA. Finest Mixed. Veined and striped varieties: very efiective for bedding ; bloom all Summer. 



PHLOX DRUMMONDI. Rich, brilliant colors; splendid for bedding ; a i>opular and free bloomer. 



POPPIES. Profuse bloomei-s and brilliant colors. Thisstrnin is unsurpassed for quality and variety. 



PORTULACA. Brilliant dwarf annuals, blooming profusely all Summer. 



SWEET ALYSSUM. Little Gem. Of compact habit; splendid for borders, rockwork, edgings, pot culture and cutting. 



SWE ET PEAS. J. & S. Giant Flowering fttixed. Comprising only the best large flowering sorts. 



VERBENA. Mammoth Mixed. Unsurpassed for size, brilliancy of bloom and luxuriant growth. 



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



