25c. Extra in Packets for Each Dollar Sent for Packets 



For each $1 remitted in cash for seeds in packets, you may 

 choose extra packets to the value of 25 cents. Thus, for $1 

 paid for packets you may buy seeds to the value of $1.25 ; for 

 $2 you may order seeds to the value of $2.50, and for larger 

 amounts in proportion. The seeds must be in packets only, 

 and no fractional parts of a dollar will count; thus, for $1.50 

 only 25 cents extra in seeds will be given. No premium is 

 allowed on seeds by the ounce, quarter-pound, pint, quart, 

 peck or bushel. All packets are of large size, liberally filled 

 with seed, and have full cultural directions printed on them. 



Postage Paid on Packets, Ounces, Quarter-pounds, Pounds and Pints 



I pay postage on all seeds, both vegetable and flower, bought 

 by the pound, quarter-pound, ounce, packet or pint. Prices on 

 peas, beans and corn by the quart, for both mail and express 

 delivery, are given after the name of each variety in the catalogue. 



Parcels Post. Inauguration of the Parcels Post on New Year's 

 day has made it possible to send larger packages by mail and, for 

 the shorter distances, to send them more cheaply. I shall give 

 my customers every advantage of the Parcels Post. 



Freight Prepaid. On all orders from this catalogue amounting 

 to $15 and over, provided that at least one-half of this amount 

 shall be for small garden or flower seeds, I will prepay the freight 

 or express charges to all points east of the Mississippi River. 

 To all points west of the Mississippi River I will pay the freight 

 on orders amounting to $26 and over, provided that $20 worth 

 of such orders is in small garden seeds. Potatoes are not included 



in either of these off'ers. On all orders for less amounts than the 

 above, I will deliver, free on board in this city, to express, rail- 

 road or steamship company, and the purchaser must, in all cases, 

 pay the freight, except as offered above. 



How to Order. It will aid me greatly in filling your order if 

 you use the order blank attached to the catalogue. Please be 

 careful to sign your name, post office, county and state on each 

 and every letter sent me. Cash should accompany the order. 

 You may remit at my risk either by post office order, bank draft, 

 express order, or cash by registered letter. I am responsible for 

 the safe arrival of the seeds— whether sent by mail, express or 

 freight. 



Kindly Order Early. While I make prompt delivery of seeds 

 at all times, I shall be grateful if you send your order in January 

 or February. 



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Acroclinium 37 



Adlumia 44 



Adonis 37 



Ageratum 37 



Allegheny Vine 44 



' Alyssum 37 



Amarantus 37 



Ampelopsis 44 



Antirrhinum 37 



Apple, Balsam 40 



Aquilegia 37 



Artichoke S 



Asparagus 2 



Asparagus Buncher 2 



Asparagus, Ornamental.. . .44 



Asters 36, 37 



Balloon Vine 44 



Balsam 37 



Barley 46 



Bean, Hyacinth 44 



Beans 2-4 



Beans, Runner 44 



Beans, Velvet 47 



Beets 6, 7 



Begonia 44 



Bellis 38 



Black-eyed Susan 4: 



Brachycome 37 



Broccoli S 



Brussels Sprouts S 



Buckwheat 46 



Cabbage 8-10, 35 



Cacalia 37 



Calceolaria 44 



Calendula 37 



Calliopsis 37 



Campanula 37 



Canary-bird Vine 44 



Candytuft 38 



Cannas 38 



Carnation 38 



Carrots 16 



Castor-Oil Plant 41 



Cauliflower 10, 35 



Celeriac 1 1 



Celery 11, 35 



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Celosia 38 



Centaurea 38, 44 



Chard, Swiss 7 



Chicory 5 



Chives 5 



Chrysanthemum 38 



Cineraria 44 



Clarkia 38 



Clematis 44 



Cleome 38 



Clover and Grass Seeds.. . . 49 



Cobsea 44 



Coleus 44 



Collard s 



Colewort s 



Columbine 37 



Conservatory and House 



Plants 44 



Coreopsis 38 



Com, Broom 46 



Com, Field 45 



Com, Kaffir 48 



Corn Salad 5 



Com, Sweet or Sugar 12 



Cosmos 38 



Cowpeas 47 



Cress 5 



Cucumber 13 



Cucumber, Wild 



Cyclamen 



Cypress Vine 



Dahlias 38 



Daisy 38 



Dandelion 16 



Delphinium 38. 39 



Dianthus 39. 41 



Digitalis 39 



Dolichos 44 



Dracaena 39 



Eggplant II, 3S 



Endive 16 



Eschscholtzia 41 



Everlasting Flower 39 



Farmogerm 49 



Fetticus s 



Flower Seeds 36-43 



INDEX 



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Forget-me-not 39 



Four o'clock 39 



Fo.xglove 39 



Gaillardia 39 



Geraniums 44 



Gloxinia 44 



Godetia 39 



Gourds 44 



Grasses 50 



Grevillea 39 



Gumbo 17 



Gynerium 39 



Gypsophila 39 



Helianthus 41 



Heliotrope 39 



Herbs 5 



Hollyhock 39 



Hop, Japanese 44 



Horse-radish 16 



Humulus 44 



Ice Plant 39 



Ipomcea 44 



Ivy, Boston 44 



Ivy. Kenilworth 44 



Kale 16 



Kochia 39 



Kohlrabi 16 



Lantana 39 



Larkspur 38, 39 



Lathyrus 44 



Lawn Grass Seed . .3d cover. 



Leek 16 



Legumes 47 



Lettuce 14, 15, 35 



Linum 39 



Lobelia 39 



Love-in-a-mist 40 



Love-lies-bleeding 37 



Lychnis 39 



Maize, Milo 48 



Mangel-Wurzel 7 



Marigold 39 



Martynia 17 



Marvel of Pern 39 



Matricaria 39 



Maurandia 44 



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Mesembryanthemum 39 



Mignonette 39 



Millets 48 



Mimosa 41 



Mimulus 40 



Momordica 40 



Monkey Flower 40 



Moonflower 44 



Morning-Glory 44 



Mourning Bride 41 



Mushroom Spawn 19 



Muskmelons 18, 19, 27 



Musk Plant 40 



Mustard 17 



Myosotis 39 



Nasturtium 40 



Nicotiana 40 



Nigella 40 



Oak, Silk 39 



Oats 46 



Okra 17 



Onions 22, 23 



Oyster Plant 34 



Pansy 42 



Pa paver 40, 41 



Parsley 17 



Parsnips 17 



Passion Flower 44 



Peach Pits 17 



Peanuts 17 



Pear, Balsam 40 



Peas 24, 28, 29 



Peas, Field 48 



Peppers 29 



Pepper Plants 35 



Periwinkle 41 



Petunia 40 



Phlox 40 



Pinks 39 



Poppy 40, 41 



Portulaca 41 



Potatoes 48 



Primula 44 



Pumpkins 34 



Pyrethrum 41 



Radishes 30. 31 



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Rape 47 



Reseda 39 



Rhubarb 31 



Ricinus 41 



Rudbeckia 41 



Rutabaga 35 



Rye 46 



Sage s 



Sage Scarlet 41 



Salpiglossis 41 



Salsify 34 



Salvia 41 



Scabiosa 41 



Sensitive Plant 41 



Smilax 44 



Snapdragon 37 



Speltz, or Emmer 46 



Spinach 31 



Squash 34 



Stock 41 



Stokesia 41 



Sugar-cane 48 



Sunflower 41, 46 



Sweet Peas 43 



Sweet Potato Plants 35 



Sweet Sultan 38 



Sweet William 41 



Teosinte 48 



Thunbergia 41 



Tobacco Seed 35 



Tomatoes 24, 32, 33, 35 



Torenia 41 



Tropaeolum 40, 44 



Turnips 3S. 47 



Vegetable Plants 35 



Verbena 41 



Vetch 47 



Vinca 41 



Vines, Climbing 44 



Violet 41 



Wallflower 41 



Watermelons 20. 21. 27 



Wheat 46 



Wild-Flower Garden Mix- 

 ture 41 



Zinnia 41 



Market-Gardeners and Florists ^® entitled to receive my special wholesale prices, which are published in De- 



; ^ cember and March, in a small, handy little catalogue just fitted for your pocket. 



These prices are for those only who are raising truck or flowers for sale. If you are in this class, let me have your 

 request at once, for it will save you money. 



COPYRIGHT. 1912, BY WALTER P. STOKES 



