LAWN GRASS. 



TOBACCO. 



Selected stock seed. Write for prices in quantito. 



To' 



SUMATRA— A great 

 fovorite. Pkt. oc, 

 02. 50c. 



CONNECTICUT 

 SEED LEAF — Fa- 

 vorite in every 

 section. Pkt. 3c, 

 oz. 20c. 



IMPORTED HAVANA 

 Famous standard. 

 Pkt. Sc. oz. 2.5c. 



SWEET ORONOKO— 

 A truly good vari- 

 ety. Pkt. 3c,oz25c 



GOLD LEAF — Ex- 

 ceedingly fine. 

 Pkt. 3p. bz. 2.5c. 



PERSIAN ROSE MUS- 

 CATELLE— Is a 

 grand novelty of 

 surpassing n erit. 

 Pkt 4c, oz. 30c. 



ZIMMER'SSPANISH- 

 Eailiest and the 

 best. Pkt. 3c, 

 oz. 200. 



LITTLE DUTCH— A 

 fine standard sort. 

 Pkt. 3c oz. iOc. 



A BEAUTIFUL LAWN, witb lu 

 close velvety turl, is a luost essentia 

 feature in tfie adornmeiu of all homes 

 Without it, the finest lloweriug planu 

 and beddius< scenes are insiKniflcem 

 while with it, handsome grounds an 

 assured'even with no other adornmen» 

 Second only to that prime requisit* 

 good ^eed. » time of sowing, quantitj 

 to use, prepuratioD of soii, carefu) 

 watering, etc. 



bUCKBEE S WORLD S FAIR LAW^ 



CRASS-Awaraed Grand Colum 

 biau Prize Medal— Of all th» 

 magnificent features w hicJb 

 particularly distinguished the 

 Great World's Fair, the beauti 

 ful lawns certainly came in for 

 a good share of ilie glory — Tht- 

 above cut shoves a partial view 

 of one of the lawus sown with 

 our blend of serd, and all mj 

 customers may rest assuredthat 

 with ordinary, care they can 

 equal if not surpass the splendid 

 results obtained at the World's 

 Fair, if the directions be fol 

 lowed, which accompany everj 

 order, on "How to make a Lawn." One pound sows 300 square 

 feet ; two to four bushels to the acre. Choice stock seed, postpaid 

 Hlb, 18c. Ih. 30c. Bvopress or freight, at buyer's expense, >^'bu 

 4oc. ^^bu. 80c. t^bu. SL.tO, bu.-S2.75. 3 bu. only ?r.5o. 

 CENTRAL PARK MIXTURE— Very satisfactory kind Choice seecL 

 postpaid, ><lb. 1.5c, lb. 2.5e. By express or freight, at buyers 

 expense, J<bu. 40c, i^bu. 75c, K^u. gl.2.5. bn. jS.40. 



RI IIPfiDA*^*^ KENTUCKY, Extra Clean. Asagrassfoi 

 L» L, l_J L, \sis^n.J^. ^vQoijiawn pastures or a lawn it has nc 



superior. On good soil it forms u thick mass of blades that af 

 fords excellent pasture through the winter. It is a perennial and 

 does not become vigorous until the second or third year. Verj 

 superior for lawn purposes wh-en used with or without whitt 

 clover. Lb. postpaid, 25c. Bv express or freight, at purchasers 

 expense, i^bu 40c. ^j'bu. 75c. ^btt. $K23. bu. $2.00. 



RED TOP 



paid, 25 



Fancy Clean. Good permanent grass makes a 

 luxuriant growth on almost any soil. Lb. post 

 Write for prices in quantity. Send orders early. 



CI OVPt? BUCKBEES SELECTED WHITE. 

 y^^^ ▼ l-«IVj valnahlfi nf Mi« clover familv, d 



One of the most i 

 valuable of the clover family, desirable to plant 

 for pasture, extremely useful to sow on lawns either alone oi 

 with blue grass, makes" the smoothest and most charming surface 

 When sown alone makes an excellent forage for bees. Choices) 

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



RAPE, Dwarf Essex. 



The main secret in the successful raising of sheep for mutton, for 

 which the Enslish are so famous, lies undoubtedly in the very 

 general use of Fo liei- R ipe for feeding them. After the Corn is 

 Harvested aid before winter sets in there is need of nutritious 

 ^reen fodder, especially for sheep. Dwarf Essex Rape is easily 

 ^rown and pertectlv hardy and posseses remarkable fattening 

 oi-operties. One acre wia'pasture thirty-six head two months, 

 and lambs will make a eain of 8 to 12 pounds a month, "'i'^fy 

 soon weigh like lead." Pius and cattle are also very fond of it. ihe 

 alant is a rank irrovver, and should have heavy manuring, as 

 <vell as high uliivatiou. Any corn soil will grow Rape. Sow the 

 she seed during the third or fourth tveek of June; it can tnen re- 

 sist drouth, and the crop can be ready to feed at a season when it 

 most needed. By so winsr different pieces several weeks apart 

 xintinuous sutiplv of eood feed can be had. When sown la June 

 '.he Rape will have to be fed during Aua'ust, though if the 

 ji'op were cut about tour inches from the ground there 

 jyould be an aftermath or second growth that would 

 oe useful after that time. It does well sown with oats, 

 {f the .soil is rich and clean sow broadcast, if not so 

 ilean sow in drills and cultivate as for corn. Rape is 

 tgpeciaUii adapted for a catch 

 ■.rop, succeeding wh'^n from any 

 cause other crops have failed. 

 When sown broadcast, use 5 

 ibs. and if in drills, 2 lbs. to 

 the acre. By freight or ex- 

 press at buyer's expense. Lb. 

 12c, 10 lbs. at 10c, per lb. ; 25 

 lbs. at 9o, per lb. ; 50 lbs. at 

 3c, per lb. ; 100 lbs. at 7c, per 

 lb. Postpaid lb. 20c. 



BUCKBEE'S LAWN 



FERTILIZER. 



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

 green color and velvety appearance unless it receives » sufficient supply o' 

 suitable lood. Because so few appreciate this fact is the reason there ar» 

 so ma,nv poor, rustv-lookins lawns. Stable manure is unpleasant to han 

 die, iU-lookins and decidedly odorous, and is also full of waste materia^ 

 and last but bv no means least, it contains weed seeds which are obuos 

 ious, and it often takes years to eradicate the weeds, causing an unnece> 

 sarv amount of labor, .-ill these objections are obviated by the use of ou- 

 Lawc Fertilizer, and it Buckbee's Lawn Seed is usefl there is no excus- 

 for a bad lawn. If the lawn is in fair conditio" 

 it is onlv necessary to rake off the dead leave» 

 and grass in the early spring and scatter broac 

 cast over its surface some of our Lawn Fertilize- 

 with n little of our World's Fair Mixture ove- 

 the thin spots and the work is done. With liitlt- 

 care the grass will keep luxuriant throuphou'- 

 the season The first application of fertilize> 

 should be made early in the spring. Postpaid, U 

 20c. Uv freight orex| ress. a' buver's exjense 

 ib. 30c, iO lb, 50c, 25 lb. $1.00, 50 lb. Jl. To. 100 lb. 83.00 



LAWN 

 FERTILIZER 



special Low Express and Freljht 

 Rates to all Poin ts 



