y^TEP^P. STOKES §219 Market Street, PHIb.^^ELPHIA.PA. 



INDEX 



Stokes' Novelties 



"Stokes' Standards" 



Vegetable Seeds — General List . . . 

 Stokes' Leaflet Essays Free . . . 

 Books for the Farm and Garden . . 

 Vegetable Plants ... ... 



Tree Seeds ..... .... 



Farm Seeds, Field Corn, Grain, etc. 



Page s 

 1- 8 



9-11 

 12-47 

 38 

 38 

 47 

 47 

 48-51 



Fodder Plants, Millets, etc. . . 

 Lawn Grass Seeds and Mixtures . . 



Grass and Clover Seeds 



Flower Seeds 



Bulbs 



Plants 



Fruit and Nut Trees ... 



How to Order and Liberal Premiums 



Pages 

 . . 52-54 

 . . 55 

 . . 56 

 . . 58-71 

 . . 72 

 . . 74, 75 

 . . 77 

 2d cover 



Vegetable Seeds 



PAGE 



Asparag:us 12 



Asparagus Roots 12 



Beans, Bush, Green-pod- 

 ded 13 



Beans, Bush, Wa.\-pod- 



ded 13 



Beans, Bush, Vaiielies for 



Shelling 13 



Beans, Bush Limas 14 



Beans, Pole Limas 14 



Beans, Pole 13 



Beets, Garden 15 



Beets, Sugar 16 



Beets, Mangel Wurzels 16 



Borecole. See Kale 



Brussels Sprouts 16 



Cabbage, Early Varieties 



17, 18 



Cabbage, Late Varieties ..18 



Carrots 19 



Cauliflower 20 



Celery 21 



Chicory 20 



Chives 20 



Collards 20 



Corn Salad, or Fetticus 20 



Corn, Sweet, or Sugar 22 



Corn, Field 48-50 



Corn, Pop 22 



Cress 20 



Cucumbt rs 23 



Dandelion 24 



Eggplant 24 



Endive 24 



Garlic 25 



Herbs 47 



Horse-radish 25 



Kale 24 



Kohlrabi 24 



Leek 25 



Lettuce 25-27 



Marty nia 27 



Melons, ^Iusk 28, 2c 



Melons, Water 30, 31 



Mushroom Spawn 32 



Mustard 32 



Nasturtium 32 



Okra, or Gumbo 32 



Onion, American 33,34 



Onion, Foreign 34 



Onion, Sets 34 



Parsley 35 



Parsnips 35 



Peanuts 35 



Peas, Early .36, 37 



Peas, Main-crop -7 



Peppers 35 



Potatoes, While 38 



Potatoes, Sweet 47 



Pumpkins 39 



Vegetable Seeds, con. 



PAGE 



Radishes 40, 41 



Rhubarb, or Pie-Plant 41 



Rhubarb Roots 41 



Rutabagas, or Swedes 46 



Sage 47 



Salsify, or Oyster Plant ...42 



Spinach 42 



Squash 42 



Thyme .47 



Tobacco 47 



Tomato 4>-45 



Tomato, Santa Rosa 43 



Tomato, Sparks' Earliana 43 

 Turnips and Rutabagas . . .46 



Lawn Grass Seed 55 



Permanent Pasture Grass 



Mixtures 55 



Roses 74 



Farm Seeds 



Barley 51 



Bean, Velvet 53 



Bean, Soja 53 



Broom Corn 51 



Buckwheat 51 



Clovers 55, 56 



Corn, Field 4S-50 



Corn, Kafir 52 



Fruit Tree Seeds 47 



Grasses 55, 56 



Millets 54 



Milo Maize 52 



Oats 50 



Peas, Cow 53 



Peas, Canada Field 53 



Rape, Dwarf Essex 52 



Speltz, or Emmer 51 



Spring Rye 51 



Spring Wheat 51 



Sugar Cane 52 



Sunflower 51 



Teosinte 52 



Vetches 52 



Wild Rice 51 



Flc 



Seeds 



Abronia 70 



Abutilon 70 



Acrocliniuni 70 



Adlumia 69, 70 



Adonis 70 



Ageratum 59 



Alyssum 59 



Amarantus 70 



Ampelopsis 69 



Antirrhinum 59 



Flower Seeds, con. 



P.Ai,;E 



Aquilegia 70 



Arctotis grandis 70 



Asparagus 69 



Asters '58 



Balloon Vine 69 



Balsam 59 



Balsam Apple 71 



Balsam Pear 71 



Begonia 69, 70 



Bellis. See Daisy 



Browallia 70 



Calliopsis 70 



Calceolaria 69 



Calendula 70 



Campanula 59 



Canar>'-Bird Vine £9 



Candytuft 60 



Cannas 70 



Canterbury Bell 59 



Carnations 60, 75 



Castor-Oil Plant. See Ri- 

 cinus 



Celosia 61 



Centaurea 60 



Chr\santhemunis 70, 75 



Cineraria 69, 70 



Clarkia 70 



Clematis 69, 75 



Cleome 70 



Cobsea scandens 69 



Cockscomb 61 



Convolvulus 70 



Coreopsis 70 



Cornflower 60 



Cosmos 61 



Crotolaria 61 , 70 



Cyclamen 69 



Cypress Vine 69 



Dahlias 70 



Daisy 70 



Datura 70 



Delphinium 61 



Dianthus 61 



Digitalis 62 



Doliclios 69 



Dracaena 70 



Edelweiss 70 



Eschfcholtzia 70 



Evening Primrose 70 



Everlasting Flowers 70 



Forget-me-nots 62 



Foxgloves 62 



Gaillardia 70 



Geranium 69, 75 



Glowing Ball 62 



Gloxinia 69 



Godetia 70 



Gourds 70 



Grasses 71 



Grevillea 71 



Flower Seeds, con. 



P ' GE 



Gypsophila 71 



Helianthus 6S 



Heliotrope 71 



Hibiscus 71 



Hollyhocks 62 



Honeysuckle 75 



Humulus 69 



Ipomcea 63 



Kenil worth Ivy 69 



Kochia 62 



Lantaiia 71 



Larkspur 61, 71 



Lathy rus 69 



Lemon Verbena 69 



Lobelia < 2 



Love-in-a-Mist 63 



Lychnis 71 



Maiigold 63 



Mar\-el of Peru 71 



Mesembr>anthenium 71 



Mignonette 63 



Mimulus 71 



Moonflower 63, 75 



Momordica balsamina 71 



Momordica Charentia 71 



Morning-Glories 63,71 



Myosotis 62 



Nasturtiums 64 



Nicotiana 63, 71 



Nigella 63 



Ornamental Gourds 70 



Ornamental Grasses 71 



Pansy 65 



Passion Flower 69 



Petunia 66 



Phlox 66, 75 



Pinks 61 



Poppy 66, 71 



Portulaca 71 



Primula 69, 71 



Pyrethrum 71 



Ricinus 68 



Rudbeckia 71 



Salpiglossis 71 



Salvia 68 



Scabiosa 71 



Sensitive Plant 71 



Shasta Daisy 70 



Smilax 69 



Snapdragon 59 



Stevia 71 



Stocks 68 



Stokesia Cyanea 71 



Sunflower 68 



Swainsonia 69 



Sweet Peas 67 



Sweet William 71 



Thunhergia 71 



Torenia 71 



Tropreolum 69, 71 



Flower Seeds, con. 



PAGE 



Verbena 68 



Violet 71 . 75 



Wallflower 71 



Wild Flower Garden 68 



Wistaria 75 



Zinnia 68 



Plants 



Deutzia .... 



Fern Ball 7 i 



Ferns 69 



Hydrangeas 75 



Roses 74 



Snowball 75 



Spirea 75 



Strawberries, etc 76 



Vegetable Plants 47 



Bulbs 



Begonias, Tuberous-rooted 



69, 70, 72 



Caladiums 72 



Cannas 70. 72 



Dahlias 72 



Gladioli 73 



Gloxinia 73 



Iris 73 



Lilies 73 



Lily-of-the- Valley 73 



Oxalis 73 



Peonies .7;; 



Tuberose 



Miscellaneous 



Bee Hives 



Books 



Dog Cakes 



Essays, Leaflet 



Farm and Garden Tools... 



Tree Seeds 



Fruit Trees 



Grapes 



Incubators and Brooders... 



Insecticides 



Japanese Fern Balls 



Nut Trees 



Peach Pits 



Planet Jr. Tools 3d cov 



Poultry' Foods 



Poultry Medicines 



Poultry- Supplies 



Shrubs, Hardy Ornamen- 

 tal 



Small Fruits 



Spraying De\'ices 



Tools and Implements 



\'ine?. Climbing 69, 



73 



ORNAMENTAL TREES ^/p^r/hT 



DECIDUOUS. AW fine, large, first-class stock. . — 



Beech (Fagus), Rivers' Purple Si 



Birch (Betula), Canoe, or Paper. Finest white bark i 



Catalpa speciosa 



£Im (Ulnius), .American 



Horse-Chestnut i 



Maple (.Acer), Norway. Dense foliage i 



Sugar, or Rock 



Japanese, Dwarf; fine foliage i 



Oak I Onerciis), Pin. Fine street or specimen tree. . 2 



Scarlet i 



EVERGREEN— 



Fir (.Abies), Nordman's Silver (Specimens) 5 



Pine (Pinus), Austrian { P. Aiisliiaca) i 



Stone (P. Ccnibra) i 



White (P. Slrobus) i 



Spruce (Picea), Colorado Blue ( Koster's) 2 



i. HOUCE McFlRUNO CO.. HORTICULTUML PRINTEflS HlRRISeURG. PA. 



00 to 

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 30 to 

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 50 to 



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•SO 



FLOWERING HARDY SHRUBS Ijt^;^^ 



EACH DOZ. 



Azalea Amoena. \'ery desirable Ji 00 Jio 00 



Mollis. Blooms in May i 00 10 00 



Berberis Thunbergii (Japanese Barberry) 25 2 50 



Deutzia crenata. ^^■I^ite-(^o\ve^ing 25 250 



Forsythia Fortunei. Golden yellow flowers 35 3 50 



Hydrangea paniculata grandiflora 25 2 50 



Lilac (Syringa), vulgaris. Blue 35 3 50 



White Persian 50 5 00 



Spiraea Van Houttei. Wliite-flowering 35 3 50 



HEDGE PLANTS l^^^ltT 



DOZ. TOO 



Berberis ( Jaii,\iu-se Barberry). Excellent for hedges.. $2 50 S15 00 



Hemlock Spruce. 12 to iS inches 3 50 20 00 



California Privet. Deservedly popular: iS to 24 in.. 200 600 



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