for the beautiful 



Cosmos 



shown on front cover, see page 6. 



INDEX. 



Clematis Paniculata 



which is shown on back cover, 

 see pages 65 and 148. 



We have arranged the various articles offered in this Catalogue 

 as nearly alphabetical as possible under the following heads, viz.: 



PAGE 



Novelties in Vegetable Seeds .... 1-4 



Flower Seeds 5-10 



Plants 11-1G 



Cultural Notes and New Books . . . . 17, 18 

 General List of Vegetable Seeds ... 19-46 



Herb Seeds 47 



Vegetable Plants and Roots 47 



Farm, Field and Grass Seeds ... 48-51 

 Lawn Crags Seed 51 



PAGE 



General List of Flower Seeds . ... 55- 92 

 Water Lily and Aquatic Seeds . ... 92 



Summer Flowering Bulbs 93- 95 



Water Lilies and Aquatics 96-103 



General List of Plants 104-137 



Hardy Perennial Plants 1D8-146 



Hardy Climbing Plants 147-149 



Hardy Shrubs 150, 151 



Small Fruits 152,153 



PAGE 



Fertilizers 154 



Insecticides 155 



Earthenware, &c 156 



Tools and Implements 157-160 



Seed Drills 161 



Cultivators 162, 163 



Lawn Mowers 164 



Incubators and Brooders 1G5 



Poultry Supplies 166, 167 



We give below the pages on which a few of our leading specialties will be found. 



Vegetable Seeds. 



PAGE 



Asparagus 19 



Beans 20-22 



Beets 23 



Cabbage 24, 25 



Carrots 27 



Cauliflower 26 



Celery 28 



Corn, Sugar 29 



Cucumber 30 



Lettuce 33 



Melon, Musk 34 



Wa'.er 35 



Mushroom Spawn 36 



Onions 37 



Peas 38,39 



Potatoes 41 



Radish ... 42 



Spinach 43 



Squash 44 



Tomato 45 



Turnips 46 



Flower Seeds. 



Alyssum 56 



Asters . . . 58, 59 



Flower Seeds— Continued. 



PAGE 



Carnations 63 



Cosmos 66 



Dianthus 68 



Hollyhock 74 



Ipomcea 75 



Marigold 78 



Mignonette 79 



Nasturtium 80 



Pansies 82 



Petunia 83 



Phlox 84 



Poppy 85 



Primula 86 



Salvia 87 



Sweet Peas 89 



Stocks 90 



Verbena 91 



Zinnia 92 



Bulbs. 



Caladiums 94 



Gladiolus 93 



Liiiums 95 



Tuberoses 95 



Aquatics. 



PAGE 



Nelumbiums 99 



Nymphces 98-l"l 



Ouvirandra 102 



Victorias 96 



Plants. 



Ampelopsis 147 



Asparagus, Ornamental . . . 106 



Azaleas 107 



Begonias 107, 108 



Caladiums, Fancy 109 



Caunas 111-113 



Carnations 110 



Chrysanthemums . . '. . 114-116 



Clematis l-ts 



Cycas 117 



Dahlias 118.119 



Fieus (Rubber Plant) . . . 123 



Ferns 121,122 



Geraniums 124 



Gloxinias 123 



Grape Vines 153 



Grasses, Hardy Ornamental . 1 10 



Heliotrope 126 



Hollvhooks Ill 



Plants — Continued. 



PAGE 



Iris 142 



Maples, Japanese .... . 151 



Pa;onies 144, 145 



Palms 128 



Petunias 129 



Phlox, Hardy .... . 145 



Ro=es 132-137 



Strawberries 152 



Miscellaneous. 



Books 168 



Brooders 165 



Clovers 54 



Fertilizers 154 



Grass Seeds ' . . 52 



Incubators 165 



Insecticides ... . 155 



Lawn Mowers 164 



lawn Sued 51 



Millets 50 



Poultry Foods . . .... 167 



Supplies 166 



Sundries 163 



Tree Tubs 156 



Water Barrels 156 



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