VEGETABLE SEEDS. 



Asparagas 



Beans, J)warf — 

 Pole..... 



Beets 



Borecole 



Brussels Sprouts 



Carrot 



(Jabbase 



Caulifiower. .... . 



Celery 



Chicory 



Cress 



Chiifus 



Corn, Sweet 



" Pop 



Cucumber., 



'Egg Plant 



Endive.. 



Garlic 



Gourd 



Herbs 



Kohl Rabl , 



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Leek 32 



Lettuce 33 



Mangel Wurzel 22 



Melon, Musk 34, 35 



Mango 35 



" Water 36, 37 



Mustard 32 



Novelties 3 to 16 



Okra 45 



Onion 38, 39, 40 



" Sets 40 



Parsley 45 



Parsnip 45 



Peas 42, 43 



Pepper 41 



Pumpkin 44 



Radish 46, 47 



Rhubarb 45 



Ruta Baga 49 



Salsify .... 45 



Spinach , 45 



Sou ash 48 



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Tobacco 52 



Tomato 50, 51 



Turnip 49 



Vine Peach 35 



FARM SEEDS. 



Barley 53 



Buckwheat 53 



Broom Corn 53 



Clover 53 



Field Peas 53 



Grass Seeds 57 



ITungarian 57 



Kaffir (Jorii 54 



Lawn Grass 57 



Millet 5? 



Oats 53 



Potatoes. 56 



Seed Corn 54, 55 



Sweet Corn Fodder 54 



Sugnr Cane 53 



Sunflower 53 



Snccaline 58 



Tree Seeds 58 



Sugar Beet 



Flower Seeds, Annuals (alphabetically arranged) 59 to 68 



" Everlastings 69 



" *' Grasses 68 



" " 4^1inj bers yo 



" Sweet Peas 16 



" " Perennials 71 



Summer Flowering Kulbs 72, 73 



Novelties in Flower Seeds.. 11 to 16 



•fc Vegetable Seeds 3 to lO 



Fertilizers and Small Hand Tools 74 



Ciai'den Tools and Morse Moes 75 to 77 



Fseful Tables 79 



Hints on Sowing and Hotbeds.. 78 



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