STOKES INDEX FOR 1923 



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Acroclinium 43 



Ageratum 40 



Althaea 43 



Alyssum 40 



Amaranthus 40 



Ampelopsis 41 



Antirrhinum . .45 



Aquilegia 42 



Asparagus 1 



Aster 40 



Baby's Breath 43 



Balsam 40 



Bachelor's Button 41 



Beans 9-11 



Beet.. 2, 12-13 



Bellis 42 



Blanket Flower 43 



Bonny Best Tomato .... 8, 38 



Boston Ivy , 41 



Brussels Sprouts 17 



Bulbs 48 



Cabbage 3, 14, 15 



Calendula 40 



Calliopsis 40 



Campanula 40 



Candytuft 40 



Cantaloupe 7, 28 



Canterbury Bells 40 



Cardinal Climber 41 



Carrot 2, 16 



Castor Bean 40 



Cathedral Bells 41 



Cauliflower 2, 17 



Celeriac 19 



Celery 4, 18, 19 



Celosia 40-41 



Centaurea 41 



Chicory 20 



Chinese Cabbage 15 



Chinese Primrose 45 



Clematis. 41 



Climbing Vines 41 



Cobaea 1 



Cockscomb 41 



Col lards 20 



Columbine 42 



Coreopsis 40 



Corn Salad 20 



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Corn, Sweet 3, 22-23 



Cornflower 41 



Cos Lettuce 27 



Cosmos 42 



Cress 20 



Cucumber 5, 24 



Cypress Vine 41 



Dahlia Bulbs 48 



Daisy 42 



Dandelion 20 



Delphinium 44 



Dianthus 42 



Digitalis 42 



Dill 39 



Dusty Miller 41 



^SEPi^nt ..25 



hndive 21 



Evening Glory 41 



Evening Primrose 45 



Everlasting Flowers 43 



Fennel 39 



Flower Seeds 40-48 



Forcing Strains .... 4th Cover 



Forget-me-not 42 



Four-o'CIock 42 



Foxglove 42 



Garden Pinks 42 



Gaillardia 43 



Gladiolus Bulbs 48 



Globe Amaranth 43 



Golden Feather 45 



Gomphrena 43 



Grass Seed 47" 



Gypsophila 43 



Helianthus 47 



Helichrysum 43 



Heliotrope 43 



Herbs 39 



Hibiscus 44 



Hollyhock 43 



Immortelles 43 



Ipomoea. 41 



Joseph's Coat 40 



Kale 21 



Kochia 43 



Kohlrabi. 25 



Lad[y's Slipper 40 



Larkspur • 44 



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Lavandula 43 



Lavender 43 



Lawn Grass 47 



Leek 25 



Lettuce 6, 26-27 



Lima Beans 9 



Lobelia 44 



Love-in-a-Mist. 44 



Mallow Marvel 44 



Mangel Beet 13 



Marigold 44 



Marjoram 39 



Marve! of Peru 42 



Melon, Musk 7, 28 



Melon, Water 29 



Mignonette 44 



Mimosa 44 



Mimulus 44 



Mirabilis 42 



Moonflower 41 



Morning-GIory 41 



Moss Flower 40 



Moss Rose 45 



Mourning Bride 44 



Muskmelon 7, 28 



Musk Plant 44 



Mustard 21 



Myosotis 42 



Nasturtium 44-45 



Nigella 44 



(Enothera 45 



Okra 25 



Onion 30-31 



Oriental Poppy 45 



Oyster Plant 35 



Pansy 45 



Parsley 4, 31 



Parsnip 31 



Peas 32-33 



Pepper 34 



Pe-Tsai 15 



Petunia 45 



Phlox 45 



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Poppy 45 



Portulaca 45 



Pot Marigold 40 



Primula 45 



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Pumpkin 34 



Pyrethrum 45 



Radish 6,36-37 



Reseda 44 



Rhodanthe 43 



Rhubarb 37 



Ricinus 40 



Romaine Lettuce 27 



Rutabaga 39 



Sage 39 



Salpiglossis 45 



Salsify 35 



Salvia 45 



Savory 39 



Savoy Cabbage 15 



Scabiosa 44 



Scarlet Runner Bean 41 



Scarlet Sage 45 



Sensitive Plant 44 



Smilax 41 



Snapdragon 45 



Spinach 35 



Squash 35 



Stock. 47 



Stokesia 47 



Strawflower 43 



Summer Cypress 43 



Sunflower 47 



Swan River Everlasting. . .43 



Sweet Alyssum'. 40 



Sweet Corn 3, 22-23 



Sweet Peas 46-47 



Sweet Sultan 41 



Sweet Basil. 39 



Sweet William . .47 



Swiss Chard. 13 



Thyme 39 



Tomato 8, 38-39 



Turnip 39 



Vegetable Seeds 1-39 



Verbena 48 



Wallflower 48 



Water Cress 20 



Watermelon 29 



Woolflower 41 



Youth and Old Age 48 



Zinnia 48 



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