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Hants or 



Plants or 



Plants or 



Plants or 



Plants or 



Seeds 



Bulbs 



Seeds 



Bulbs 



Seeds 



Bulbs 



Seeds Bulbs 



Seeds 



Bulbs 



Romneya, 



174 



Sea Kale, 23 





St. John's-wort, 



165 



Thalia, 



193 



Viburnum, 



187 



Rose Acacia, 



186 



" Lavender, 10l 



176 



Stachys, 



176 



Thalictrum, 105 



177 



Victoria, 191 



191 



Rosemallow, 81 



165 



" Pink, 55 



157 



Statice, 101 



176 



Thermopsis, 106 



177 



Vinca, 52, 106 



178 



Rosemary, 23, 98 



174, 196 



Sedum, 100 



152, 175 



Stephanandra, 



187 



Thorough Wort, 76 



163 



Viola, 52. 107 



178 



Roses, 



121-137 



Sempervivum, 



152, 175 



Stephanotis, 



151 



Thrift, 55 



157 



Virginia Creeper, 



188 



Rubber Plant, 



146 



Senecio, 



176 



Stevia, 101 





Thunbergia, 106 



152 



Virgin's Bower, 69 



189 



Rudbeckia, 98 



174 



SensitivePlant, 87 





Stigmaphyllon, 



152 



Thyme, English, 23 



196 



Viscaria, 106 





Rue, 23 





Shasta Daisy, 68 



154 



Stocks, 51, 104 





French, 23 





Vitex, 



187 



Ruta Baga, 40 





Shell Flower, 



142 



Stokesia, • 104 



176 



Thymus, 



177 



Vitis, 



151 



Rye, 43 





Shrubs, 



179-187 



Stone-crop, 100 



175 



Tigridla, 



Tobacco, 43, 49. 88 



141 



Wake Robin, 



177 



Saffron, 23 





Sldalcea, 101 



176 



Strawberries. 



195 





Wallflower, 66, 107 



178 



Sage, 23 



196 



Silene, 



176 



Straw Flower, 81 





Tomato, 5, 38, 39 



196 



Water Lilies. 108 



191-193 



Saglttari2, 



193 



Silk Oak, 78 





Strelitzia, 



152 



Torch Lily, 106 



177 



" Hyacinth, 



193 



Saintpaulla, 51 





Silver Lace Vine, 



190 



Sudan Grass, 43 





Torenla, 106 





" Poppy, 



193 



Salpiglossis, 99 





Smilax, 101 





Sultan's Balsam, 82 





Tradescantia, 



177 



Wax Plant, 



148 



Salsify, 4, 37 





Snake-root, 



160 



Sunflower, 33, 80 



165 



Trailing Myrtle, 



178 



Weigela, 



187 



Salvia, 50, 99 



151, 175 



Snapdragon, 45, 56 



142 



Sun Plant, 96 





Transvaal 





Wheat, 43 





Sambucus, 



186 



Snowball, 



187 



Sun Rose, 80 



164 



Daisy, 47, 77 



148 



Wild Cucumber, 76 





Sansevieria, 



151 



Snowberry, 



186 



Sweet Alyssum, 55 





Tree Celandine, 61 



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WUd Garden, 108 





Santa Barbara 





Snow in Summer, 66 



160 



Marjoram, 23 





Trill'um, 



177 



Windflower, 55 



155 



Poppy, 81 





Snow on the 





" Olive, 



149 



Tr'toma, 106 



177 



W'steria, 



190 



Santolina, 



174 



Mountain, 77 





" Peas, 102, 103 





Trollius, 106 



177 



WitiOof, 17 





Sanvitalia, 98 





Soja Beans, 43 





" Rocket, 104 





Tropaeolum, 49, 66, 89 





White fringe. 



181 



Saponaria, 100 



175 



Solanum, 101 





" Sultan, 67 





Tnimpet Vine, 



188 



Wolfsbane, 54 





Satin Flower, 78 





Solidago, 



176 



" William, 105 



176 



Tuberoses, 



141 



Wood T jly, 



177 



Savory, Summer, 23 





Solomon's Seal, 



173 



" Wivelsfleld,74, 





Tunica, 106 



178 



Wormwood, 23 





Winter, 23 





Sorrel, 39 





105 





Turnip, 40 





Xeranthemum, 108 





Saxifraga, 



174 



Spearmint, 



196 



Swiss Chard, 14 





Typha, 



193 



Yarrow, 54 



155 



Scabiosa, 51. 100 



175 



Speedwell, 106 



178 



Symphoricarpos, 



186 



Umbrella Plant, 70 144,193 



Youth and Old 





Scarlet Runners, 100 





Spider Flower, 69 





Syringa, 



184, 186 



Valeriana, 106 



178 



Age, 108-110 



152 



" Sage, 50, 99 



151 



Spider-wort, 



177 



Tagetes, 48, 86, 105 





Vallisneria, 



193 



Yucca, 108 



178 



Schizantbus, 51, 101 





Spinach, 5, 36 





Tamarix, 



187 



Vallota, 



152 



Zea, 69 





Scorzonera, 4, 37 





Spiraea, 



176, 187 



Tansy, 23 



196 



Veniduim 52, 106 





Zephyranthes, 



141 



Scotch Pink, 74 





Sprekelia, 



141 



Tarragon, 

 Teucrium, 



196 



Verbena, 52, 107 



142 



Zinnia, 108-110 



152 



Sea Dahlia, 84 





Squash, 5, 37 





177 



Veronica, 106 



178 



Zizania, 



193 



" Holly, 76 



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162 



St. Bruno's Lily, 



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156 



Texan Pride, 92 



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Asparagus Bunchers, 



197 



Grass Edging Knives 



Lawn Mowers, 



Saws, Pruning, 



200 



Sprayers, Hand, 



201 



Asparagus Knife, 



197 



Grass Hooks or Sickles , 197 



Leaf Racks, 



199 



Scissors, 



199 



Stakes, 



202 



Asparagus T ape. 



197 



Hedge Trimmer, "Little 



Mole Traps, 



199 



Scythes,: 



200 



Sweet Pea Trellis, 



202 



Carnation Supports, 



197 



Wonder", 



198 



Moss, Imported Peat 



199 



Scythe Stone, 



200 



Plant Supports, 



202 



Cultivator, Norcross 



197 



Hedge Shears, 



198 



Mulch Paper, 



206 



Scythe Snath, 



200 



Sun Dials, 



202 



Cultivators and Weeders, 204 



Hoes, 



198 



Nails, Wall, 



199 



Seeders, 



204 



Tape, Tying, 



202 



Dibbles, 



197 



Hose, Rubber, 



198 



Nozzles, 



198 



Shears, Grass, 



200 



Thermometers, 



203 



Fertilizers, 



206 



Hose Reels, 



198 



Paper, Wax, 



199 



Shears, Lawn, 



200 



Torches, 



203 



Flower Holders, 



197 



Hotbed Heaters, 



198 



Peat Moss, 



199 



Shears, Tree Pruning, 



200 



Trowels, 



203 



Flower Pots, 



205 



Hotbed Mats, 



198 



Plant Stands, 



199 



Sickles, 



197 



Tmcks, 



203 



Forks, Spading, 



197 



Hotbed Sash, 



198 



Pot Brackets, 



199 



Sieves, 



201 



Tubs, Plant, 



205 



Fruit Pickers, 



197 



Hotkaps, 



198 



Pot Hange-s, 



199 



Sod Lifters, 



201 



Twine, 



203 



Garden Line, 



197 



Inoculation, Seed, 



197 



Potting Soil, 



199 



Soil, Potting, 



199 



Vases, 



203 



Garden Reels, 



197 



Inseoticides, 



207 



Rakes, Lawn and Garden, 199 



Soil Testing Outfits, 



201 



Watering Cans, 



203 



Glass Substitutes, 



197 



Kneeling Pads, 



199 



Raflla, 



199 



Spades, 



201 



Weeders, 



203 



Gloves, 



197 



Labels, 



199 



Raffla Tape, 



199 



Sprinklers, Lawn, 



201 



Wheelbarrows, 



203 



Grafting Chisel, 



197 



Label Ink, 



199 



Rollers, Lawn, 



200 



Spraying and Dusting 





Window Boxes, 



203 



Grafting Wax, 



197 



Label Pencils, 



199 



Saucers, 



205 



Equipment, 



201 







Grass Edger, 



197 

















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