Lawn Grass. 



TOBACCO. 



Selected stock seed. Write for prices in quantity. 



SUMATRA—^ great 

 favorite. Pkt. 5c, 

 oz. 50c. 

 CONNECTI CUT 

 SEED LEAF— Fa- 

 vorite in every 

 section. Pkt. 3c, 

 oz. 20c. 

 IMPORTED HAVANA 

 Famous standard. 

 Pkt. 3c, oz. 25c. 

 SWEET ORONOKO— 

 A truly good vari- 

 ety. Pkt. 3c,oz25c 

 GOLD LEAF — Ex- 

 ceedingly fine. 

 Pkt. 3c, oz. 25c. 

 PERSIAN ROSE MUS- 

 CATELLE — Is a 

 grand novelty of 

 surprising rterit. 

 Pkt. 4c, oz. 30c. 

 ZIMMER'S SPANISH- 

 Earliest and tlie 

 best. Pkt. 3c, 

 oz. 20c. 

 LITTLE DUTCH— A 

 fine standard sort. 

 Pkt. 3c, oz. 20c. 



A beautiful lawn with close vslvety 

 turf, is n most essential thing in the 

 adornment of ajl homes: without it 

 the finest flowering plants and bed- 

 ping scenes are insignilicent, whii« 

 with it, handsome grounds are assu; 

 ed even with no other adorumen'^ 

 Second only to that prime requisite, 

 good seed. "time of sowing, quantity 

 to use, preparation of soi], etc 

 BUCKBEE SWORLD S FAIRLAWM 

 CRASS-Awarded Grand Colum- 

 bian Prize Medal— Of all the 

 magnificent features which 

 particularly distinguished the 

 Great World's Fair,ihe beatrti- 

 ful lawns certainly came in for 

 a good share of the glory— The 

 above cut shows a partial view 

 of one ol the lawns sown with 

 our blend of seed, and all my 

 customers may rest assured that 

 with ordinary care they can 

 equal if not surpass the splendid 

 results obtained at the World's 

 Fair. If directions be followed 

 which accompany every order 

 on "How to Make a Lawn." One pound sows 3oo square feet; 

 two to four bushels to the acre. Choicest stock seed, postpaid, 

 }4 lb. ISc, lb. 30c. By express or freight at buyers expense, }^ 

 bu. 45c, % bu. 80c, K bu. S1.50, Du. ?a.75, 3 bu, only $7.50. . 

 CENTRAL PARK MIXf URE— Very satisfactory kind. Choice seed 

 postpaid, }^ lb. 15c, lb. 25c. Bv express or freight, at buyer's 

 expense, bu. 40c, bu. 75c, 3^ bu. $1.25, bu. S2.40. 



[LD'SfA/JiLm^SS 



RI I TP HD A<^<^ KENTUCKY, Extra Clean— As a grass for 



ui^iLJ L, yjss^r%.jj. .jvoodlawn pastures or a lawn it has no 

 superior. On good soil it forms a very thick mass of blades that 

 affords excellent pasture through the winter. It is a perennial 

 and does not become vigorous uncil the second or third year. It 

 is very superior for lawn purposes when used with or without 

 white clover. Lb, postpaid 25c. By express or freight at pur- 

 chaser's expense. J^bu. 40c, J^bu, 75c, J^bu. S1.25, bu. §2.00. 



Qcpv 'y/^D Fancy Clean — Good, permanent grass, makes a 

 tyCiLf 1 KJr. luxuriant growth on almost any soil. Lb. post- 

 paid 25c. Write for prices in quantity. Send orders early. 



n nVPD BUCKBEE'S SELECTED WHITE— One of the most 

 \^*—yJ V nrlvt valuable of the clover family, desirable to plant 

 for pasture, extremely useful to sow on lan ns either alone or 

 with blue grass, makes the smootuest and most charming surface. 

 When sown alone makes an excellent forage for bees. Choicest 

 stock seed, postpaid, lb. 35c. Write for prices on quantities. 



RAPE, Dwarf Essex. 



The Main Secret in the Succsssful Raising of Sheep for mutton, for 

 which the English are so famous, lies undoubtedly in the very gen- 

 eral use of Fodder Rape for feeding them. After the corn is har- 

 vested and before winter sets in there is need of nutritious green 

 fodder, especially for sheep. Dwarf Essex Rape is easily grown 

 and perfectly hardy and possesses remarkable fattening qualities. 

 One acre will pasture thirty-six head two months, and lambs will 

 make a gain of 8 to 12 pounds a month. "They soon weigh like 

 lead." Pigs and Cattle are also very fond of it. The plant is a rank 

 grower and should have heavy manuring as well as high cultiva- 

 tion. Any corn soil will grow Rape. Sow the seed during the 

 third or fourth week of June; it can tb^n resist drouth, and the 

 crop can be ready to feed at a season when it is most needed. By 

 sowing different pieces several weeks apart a continuous supply of 

 good feed can be had. When sown in June the Rape will have to 

 be fed during August, though if the first crop vr^ere cut about four 

 Inches from the ground there would be an aftermath of 

 second growth that would be useful after that time. It 

 does well sown with oats, if the soil is rich and clean 

 sow broadcast, if not clean, sow in drills and cultivate as 

 for corn. Rape is especially adapted for a catch crop, suc- 

 ceeding when from any cause the 

 other crops have failed. When 

 sown broadcast, use 5 lbs., and if 

 In drills, 2 lbs to the acre. By 

 freight or express at buyer's ex- 

 pense, lb. 12c, 10 lbs. at 10c per 

 lb. ; 25 lbs. at 8c per lb. ; 50 lbs. at 

 7c per lb. ; 100 lbs at 6c per lb. 

 Postpaid, 20c per lb. 



BUCKBEE'S LAWN FERTILIZER; 



Lawn grass is a voracious feeder and will not thrive and hold its dark 

 green color and velvety appearance unless it receives a sufficient supply of 

 suitable food. Because so few appreciate this fact is the reason there "are 

 so many poor, rusty-looking lawns. Stable manure is unpleasant to handle 

 ill-looking and decidedly odorous, and is also full of waste material, and 

 last but not least, it contains weed seeds which are obnoxious and it often 

 takes years to eradicate the weeds, causing an unnecessary amount of 

 labor. All these objections are obviated by the use of our Lawn Fertilizer, 

 and if Buclcbee's Lawn Seed is used there "is no excuse for a bad lawn. If 

 the lawn is in fair condition, it is only necessary 

 to rake off the dead leaves and grass in the early 

 spring, and scatter broadcast over its surface 

 some of our Lawn Fertilizer with a little of our 

 World's Fair Mixture over the thin spots and the 

 work is done. With little care the grasS will 

 keep luxuriant throughout the season. The first 

 application of fertilizer should be made early in 

 the spring. Postpaid, lb. 20c. By freight or ex- 

 press at buver's expense,51bs.30c,10 lbs.50c,2o lbs 

 $1.00, 50 lbs! $1.75, 100 lbs. $3.00. 



Snecial Low Express and Freight 

 Pates to All Points. 



