VEGETABLE SEEDS. 



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Asparagas. 17 



Beans, i>wa.rf 18, 19 



Pole 20 



Beets 21 



Borecole 23 



Brussels Sprouts 2a 



Carrot . 23 



Oabbase 24. 25, 26 



Cauliflower 27 



Celery 28 



Chicory 27 



Cress 27 



Chufas 27 



Corn. Sweet 29 



" Pop 29 



Cucumber 30, 31 



Egg Plant 32 



Endive 32 



Garlic 32 



Gourd 32 



Herbs 52 



Kohl Rabi 32 



Flower 



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Leek 32 



Lettuce 33 



Mangel Wurzel, 22 



Melon, Musk 3i, 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 



Kadish 46, 47 



Khubarb 45 



Kuta Baga 49 



Salsify, 45 



Spinach 45 



Squash 48 



Sugar Beet 



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Tobacco 52 



Tomato 50, 51 



Turnip 49 



Vine Peach 35 



FARM SEEDS. 



Barley 53 



Buckwheat bi 



Broum Corn 53 



Clover 57 



Field Peas 53 



Grass Seeds 57 



Hungarian 57 



Kaffir Corn 54 



Lawn Grass 57 



Millet 57 



Oats 53 



Potatoes 56 



Seed Corn 54, 55 



Sweet Corn Fodder 51 



Sugar Cane 53 



Sunflower 53 



Saccaline 58 



Tree Seeds 58 



59 to 08 



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" Everlastings 69 



" tJrasses 68 



" " Climbers 70 



Sweet Peas 16 



" " Perennials 71 



Summer Flowering Bulbs 72, 73 



Slovelties in Flower Seeds 13 to 16 



" Vegetable Seeds 3 to IS 



Fertilizers and Small Hand Tools 74 



<jrarden Tools and Horse Hoes 75 to 77 



Useful Tables 79 



Hints on Sowing and Hotbeds 78 



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