FOU.NDEI 

 1850 



^ DiNGEE Guide To^^^^^^]^^^^^^^ 



General Index of Plants, Bulbs and Seeds 



PLANTS AND BULBS. 



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Abutilon 88 



Acalyphas 88 



Agapanthus 88 



Akebia Quinata 101 



Althaeas 98 



Alternantheras 88 



Amarjilis 88 



Ampelopsis 100 



Asparaerus plumosus 88 



AsparaSrus Sprengreri 88 



Aristolochia Sipho 101 



Azaleas 99 



Barberry 99 



Begonia Plants 103 



Begonia, Tuberous Rooted .... 103 



Belladonna, Lily 88 



Bignonia grandiflora 101 



Blazing Torch 103 



Bleeding Heart 94 



Books 108 



Boston Ivy 100 



Caladiums 88 



Caladium. Fancy Leaved 103 



Callas 88 



Calycanthus 98 



Cannas 85-86 



Cardinal Climber 107 



Carnations 87 



Chrysanthemums 110 



Cinnamon Vine 89 



Cissus discolor 88 



Clematis, Climbing 100 



Clematis, Stans, Dwarf 98 



Cyclamen 88 



Dahlias 83-84 



Deutzia 98 



Dutchman's Pipe 101 



Elaeagnus 98 



English I\'y 101 



Eulalias 98 



Everblooming Hydrangea.... 99 



Ferns 82 



Fern Ball 89 



Forsythia 98 



Fuchsia 87 



Geraniums 89 



Gladiolus 102 



Gloxinias 103 



Grasses, Hardy 98 



Guava 88 



Hardy Climbing Vines. 

 Hardy Perennials 



..100 

 .90-91 



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Hibiscus 88 



Honeysuckles, Climbing 101 



Hyacinths candicans 103 



Hydrangeas (pot) 88 



Hydrangea 96 



Ipomoea 89 



Iris 94 



Ivy, Boston 100 



Ivy, English 101 



Japanese Maple 99 



Jasminum 98 



Jessamine 88 



Justica 88 



Kerria Japonica 98 



Kudzu Vine 101 



Lemon 



Lilac 



Lilies, Japan 



ind others. 



98 



89 



Madeira Vine 



Mexican Lily 88 



Mock Orange 97 



Moonflowers 89 



Norfolk Island Pine 87 



Orange, Otaheite 88 



Oxalis 103 



Peonies 92 



Palms 87 



Phlox 93 



Privet 99 



103 



,20 to 81 



Rex Begonias . 



Roses 



Rhododendrons 



Salvia, Scarlet Sage 88 



Shrubs, Flowering 96 to 99 



Snowball 97 



Spanish Bayonet 94 



Spirea 97 



Sprayers 108 



Tamarix 98 



Tigridias 103 



Tritoma 103 



Trumpet Creeper 101 



Tuberoses 102 



Viburnum . . . . 

 Violets, Sweet. 



Weeping Lantana 88 



Weigela 98 



Wistaria Magnifica 101 



Yucca 



94 



FLOWER SEEDS. 



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Alyssum 107 



Aquilegia 107 



Asters 104 



Baby's Breath 106 



Balsam 106 



Bellis 107 



California Poppy 107 



Calliopsis 107 



Campanula 107 



Candytuft 106 



Canterbury Bells 107 



Carnation 106-107 



Cardinal Climber 107 



Castor Oil Bean 107 



Celosia 107 



Centaurea 107 



Chrysanthemums 106 



Cineraria 107 



Cobaea 107 



Cockscomb 107 



Coleus 106 



Convolvulus 106 



Coreopsis 107 



Cosmos 106 



Cypress Vine 107 



Dahlia 106 



Daisy 107 



Dianthus 106 



Digitalis 107 



Eschscholtzia 107 



Forget-Me-Not 106 



Foxglove 107 



Gourds, Ornamental 107 



Gypsophila 106 



Heliotrope 106 



Hollyhock 106 



Lady's Slipper CBalsam) 106 



Larkspur 107 



Lobelia 107 



Marigold 106 



Mignonette 106 



Morning Glory 106 



Myosotis 106 



Nasturtium 105 



Pansy 104 



Papaver 107 



Petunias 106 



Perennial Peas 107 



Phlox 106 



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Pinks 106 



Poppy 106 



Portulaca 107 



Ricinus 



107 



Salvia 106 



Scarlet Sage 106 



Shasta Daisy 107 



Stocks 106 



Sunflower 107 



Sweet Peas 105 



Sweet William 107 



Verbena 107 



Wallflower 107 



Zinnia 107 



VEGETABLE SEEDS. 



Asparagus 109 



Beans, Bush 108-109 



Bush, Lima 108-109 



Pole Lima 108-109 



Beets, Table 109 



Cabbage 108-109 



Carrots 109 



Cauliflower 109 



Celery 109 



Com, Sweet 108-109 



Pop Com 109 



Cucumbers 109 



Eggplant 109 



Grass, Lawn . 



109 



Lettuce 108-109 



Melons, Musk 109 



Melons, Water 109 



Mustard 109 



Onion Seed 108-109 



Oyster Plant 109 



Parsley 109 



Parsnip 109 



Peas, Table 108-109 



Pepper 109 



Pumpkin 109 



Radish 108-109 



Salsify 109 



Spinach 109 



Squash 109 



Tomato 108-1*9 



Turnip 109 



INSTRUCTIONS FOR ORDERING 



Our terms are cash with order, except where satisfactory bank reference is given, when we will gladly open an account. Goods will be 

 shipped C. O. D., if one-half of order is remitted with order. Money may be sent at our risk by Post Office Money Order. Express Money 

 Order, Bank Draft, Money (not stamps) in Registered Letter. We will be responsible for the safe carriage of money sent us in any of these 

 ways, and, if lost, will give full value. Please do not send stamps for money. They often come stuck together, or stuck to the letter, so 

 that they cannot be taken out except by soaking. Canadian customers can remit by International Money Order on West Grove, Bank Draft, 

 or currency in Registered Letter. Canadian postage stamps have no value here. 



Please Observe Carefully. When ordering, please use the order 

 sheet provided for the purpose whenever possible. Simply fill up the 

 blanks, giving the number and name of the varieties wanted, with 

 size and price ; we will understand. 



Order Early. Many of our customers order early, and the plants 

 are set aside ; the earlier you order the better. We will book for 

 delivery whenever you direct. 



I Parcel Post C. O. D. If you desire your order, no matter how small, 

 j sent C. O. D. by Parcel Post we can do so, at an additional cost of 

 1 only 10 cents, and the small fee for the money order which is 3 cents 

 [ up to $2.50 ; 5 cents up to $5.00, making it much cheaper than by ex- 

 press, as you have no express charges and additional charge for return- 

 ing money. 



Canadian Customers. Canadian laws prohibit sending dormant 



Roses or Shrubs into Canada except from March 15 to May 15. and 

 from October 7 to December 7. All other goods, including our pot- 

 grown Roses, from 3^j-inch pots and smaller, grown under glass, are 

 admitted at any time. 



Foreign Orders. Twenty per cent extra should be added to orders 

 going outside of United States proper to pay extra cost of packing and 

 postage. To countries with which we have a parcels post, goods can be 

 sent by mail. They also can be sent by express, but the person order- 

 ing must give the name and address of some one in New York who 

 will receive the goods, prepay the ocean charges and forward them. 



Premium Plants. We always do better than we promise in the way 

 of exti-a plants, so when the order will at all afford it, we add to it 

 some plant or plants gratis, often choice new kinds. Several of the 

 Roses now so eagerly sought after were first introduced to our cus- 

 tomers in this way — presented with their order. 



CLLB ORDERS — To induce our customers to make up club orders among their friends, we make special attractixe inducements. The only 

 requirements are that the club shall consist of the complete address of five club names, including the clubber, and that the order shall amount 

 to not less than $10.00 in cash. Write for further terms under these conditions. 



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