INDEX. 



VEGETABLE SEEDS. 



PAGE. 



Artichoke 7 



Asparagus 7 



Beans, Busli 7-9 



Beets and Mangels... 9, 10 



Brussels Sprouts 11 



Broccoli 11 



Cabbage U-13 



Cauliflower 13,14 



Cardoon 13 



Carrot 14 



Celery 15 



Celeriac 15 



Chervill 15 



Chicory 15 



■Corn 16,17 



Corn Salad 17,18 



Collards IS 



Cucumber 18,19 



Cress 19 



Dandelion 19 



Egg Plant 19 



Endive 19,20 



Herbs 38,39 



Kale 20 



KohlRabi 20 



Lettuce 21,22 



Leek 21 



Martvnia 22 



Meloii, Musk 22,23 



Water 23, 24 



Mushrooms 25 



Mustard 24 



^Nasturtium 24 



Okra 27 



Onion 26,27 



" Sets and Garlic 27 



Parsnip 28 



Parsley 28 



Pepper 28,29 



Peas 29-31 



Potatoes 31,32 



Pumpkin 32 



Radish 33,34 



Ehubarb 34 



Salsify 34 



Sorrel 34 



Sj)inach 34 



Squash 35,36 



Tomato 36,37 



Turnip 37,38 



Vegetable Plants 39 



GRASS AND CLOVER. 



Miscellaneous 40-42 



Millet 43 



Clover 43 



FARM SEEDS. 



Sundries 44,45 



Tobacco 45,46 



Tree Seeds. 



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FLOWER SEEDS. 



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Collections 



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62, 63 

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NOVELTIES. 



(Supplement.) 



Vegetable Seeds i. to vii. 



Flower Seeds viii. to xii. 



Plants .xii. to xviii. 



PLANTS. 



Abutilon 99 



Achyranthus 99 



Achimenes 120 



Ageratum 90 and 99 



Agapanthus 99 



Akebia 96 



Allaraanda 120 



Alternanthera 99 



Allocasia 120 



Amarj-llis 120 



Ainpe'lopsis 95, 96 



Authemis 99 



Authericum 119 



Antigonon 90 



Anemone 90 



Aquilegia 90 



Aristolochia 95 



Asparagus 119 



Astilbe 90 



Azalea, Chinese 120 



Hardy 130 



Begonias 100 



Begonia Rex 120 



Bignonia 96 



Bouvardia 101 



Canna 102 



Camellia 122 



Carnations 102,103 



Caladium 101 and 121 



Calla 122 



Chry.santhemum 104-107 



Cissus 122 



Clerodendrou 122 



Clematis 97 



Coleus 107 



Cobea 107 



Cyclamen. 122 



Dahlias 107-109 



Delphinium 90! 



Dianthus 90,91 



Dielytra 91 



Dracena 122 



Erythriua 109 



Eucharis 122 



Ficus 122 



Ferns 122,123 



Feverfew 91 



Fuchsias 110 



Funkia 91 



Grasses 89,90 



Geraniums 110-112 



Gladiolus 112,113 



Gloxinia 124 



Heliotrope 114 



Hemerocallis 91 



Helianthus." 91 



Hibiscus 91 and 114 



Hollyhocks 



Honeysuckles 



Hydrangea 



" paniculatii 



Hyacinthus 



Ipomea 



Impatiens 



Iris 



Ivies 



114 



98 



113 



130 



91 



115 



115 



92 



96 



Jasmines 96 and 123 



Lantanas 115 



Lavinia 115 



Linum 115 



Lilies 93 



Lily of the Valley... 92 



Lion's Tail 115 



Lychnis 91 



Madeira Vine 115 



Milla 115 



M iscellaneous Plants 119 



Montbretia 115 



Musa Ensete 116 



Mvosotis 91 



Mosses 123 



Orange 123 



Orchids 124-127 



Pseonies 94 



Palms 128 



Passion Flowers 96 



Paiisies 118 



Pandauus 128 



Pelargonium 116,117 



Petunias 117 



P.\GE. 



Pinks 93 



Phlox 94 



Platycodon 95 



Plumbago ^.. 91 



Pyrethrum 117 



Roses 79-87 



Rhododendron.. 129 



Salvia 119 



Sedum 91 



Stephanotis 128 



Smilax 128 



Taberna;montana 128 



Tigridia 118 



Torenia....: 118 



Tritoma 95 



Tuberoses 118 



Verbenas 118 



Vincas 91 and 119 



Violets 119 



Wistaria 98 



Water Lilies 88,89 



Yucca 91 



FRUITS. 



Fruit Trees 131-133 



Small Fruits 133-136 



Grapes 136,137 



Hardv Shrubs 129,130 



Hedge Plants 130 



TOOLS, Etc. 



Appliances for Wa- 

 tering 144, 145 



Bird Seeds and Poul- 



trv Supplies 138 



Books". 149 



Corn Shellers 143 



Cultivators 143 



Fertilizers 148 



Fumigators 145 



Hand Tools ^38, 139 



Harrows 142 and 147 



Insecticides 148 



Labels 146 



Lawn Mowers 140 



Mole Traps 145 



Plant Stands 146 



Pots 146 



Plows 143 



Rollers 143 



Root Cutters 143 



Seed Drills 141 



Stakes 146 



Sundries 147 



Tree Pruners 146 



Tving Materials 147 



Tiee Tubs 146 



Water Barrels 147 



Wheel Hoes 141,142 



CHILDREN'S 



GARDEN..150,151 



HARDY DOUBLE SUNFLOWER. 



{See Colored Plate on Opposite Page.) 



One of the most showv hardy plants. It stands the severest winter without injury, and displays its beautiful 

 double, golden-yellow flowers from early summer till cut down by severe frosts. If planted in a group or among 

 shrubbery its brilliant effect will be greatly enhanced. 



Strong blooming plants, 25 cts. each ; .$2.50 per dozen. 



CANNA EHEMANNL 



{See Color.ed Plate on Opposite Page.) 



A most effective Canna, which bears its brilliant carmine-red flowers well above the foliage on long, drooping stems. 

 It blooms continuously, and adds to this feature broad and massive foliage of a light green color. A variety that 

 should be largely grown. 



40 cts. each ; $3.50 per dozen. 

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