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Use This Index— It Will Help You To Find Things Quickly! 



VEGETABLE, FARM AND LAWN SEEDS 



Alfalfa 81 



Carrot, Field 85 



Carrot, Garden 



Doura 



S6 



Lamb's Lettuce. . .. 70 

 Leek 39,70 



Parsley 



Parsnip 



55.72 

 .56,72 





86 



Artichoke, Jeiu- 



Sorrel 



75 





19, 20, 67 



Egg Plant 



.38.69 



Lettuce. .. .40 to 44 70 



Peas. Field 



.84,86 









Castor Oil Plant. . . 86 



Endive 



.38,69 



Lupins, Field 86 



Peas, Garden 





Squash 



60. 61.75 



Aust, Salt Bush 85 



Cauliflower. .22.23. 68 









51 to 54, 



72, 73 



Sugar Cane. 



86 





Celeriac 68 



Fetticus 



... 69 



Mangel Wurzel. ... 85 



Pepper 



. 55, 73 



Sunflower. R 



ussian. 86 



Barley 85 



Celery 28 to 31, 68 



Flax 



... 86 



Martynia 70 



Potatoes 56 



57,73 



Swiss Chard 



.. ..60,75 



Beans, Garden 



Chervil 68 







Melon, Musk 



Pumpkin 



. . . 74 







9 to 17, 65, 6G 



Chicory 68 



Garlic Sets 



Grasses, Lawn 



... 72 



46, 47. 70. 71 







Teosinte. . . . 



86 



Beans, Field 85 



Clover 81 





Melon, Water. . 45, 71 



Radish 58 



59,74 



Tobacco. . . . 



86 



Beet. . . .18. 20. 6G, 67 



Collards 68 



4. 5 



78, 79 



Millet S6 





. . . 86 







Beet, Field, Mangel 



Corn, Sweet 



Grasses, Pasture.su, ai 



Mushroom Spawn 



Rape 



.84.86 



6, 7, 62, 



63, 75. 76 



and Sugar 85 



32 to 36, 68, 69 



Herbs, Sweet, 



Pot 



7fi 



45, 71 



Rhubarb 



. . . 74 



Turnip 



64,76 



Beggar Weed 85 



Corn, Field 83,85 



Mustard 71 



Ruta Baga. .64, 



76, 86 







Broccoli 67 



Broom Corn 85 



Corn. Pop 86 



Hungarian Grass.. 86 



Nasturtium 71 



Rye 



86 



Vetch 



84,86 



Brussels Sprouts. .8. 67 



Cotton 86 





. ... 86 



Oats 82.86 





. . . S6 



Wheat 



86 



Buckwheat 84,85 



Cress 69 







Okra 4.3.71 





60. 75 



Witloof 



76 





Cucumber. 37 and 69 



Kaffir Corn. . . . 



... 86 



Onion. 48 to 50, 71. 72 



Scorzonera 



.. . 75 







Cabbage. .24 to 27, 67 









Onion Sets 48, 72 



Sea Kale 



. . . 75 



Zizania or 



Wild 



Cardoon 67 



Dandelion 69 



Kohl Rabi 



39, 70 



Oyster Plant. . . . 60, 75 



Soja Beans 



86 



Rice 



86 



FLOWER SEEDS 



Achillea 93 



Aconitum 93 



Acroclinium 93 



African Daisy 106 



Ageratum 93 



Alyssum 93 



Amaranthus 95 



Ampelopsis 94 



Anchusa 95 



Anemone 95 



Antirrhnium 94 



Aquilegia 90 



Arctotis 95 



Argemone 95 



Aristolochia 95 



Arnebia 95 



Artemesia 95 



Asparagus 



Ornamental 95 



Asters 88, 91, 92 



Auricula 123 



Ballon Vine 96 



Balsam 96 



Bartonia 96 



Begonia 96 



Bellis 97 



Bignonia 97 



Boltonia 97 



Brachycome 97 



Browallia 97 



Calandrinia 98 



Calceolaria 97 



Calendula 97 



Calliopsis 97 



Campanula 99 



Canary Bird Vine.. 99 



Candytuft 98 



Canna 98 



Canterbury Bells. . 99 

 Cardinal Climber . 99 



Carnation 98 



Castor Oil (Ricinus) 124 



Celosia 101 



Centaurea. . . .100, 1"1 



Centranthus 101 



Cerastium 101 



Chrysanthemum.. . 



101, 102 



Cineraria 102 



Clarkia 1(12 



Clematis 102 



Cleome 102 



Cobea 102 



Cockscomb 101 



Coleus 102 



Columbine 90 



Convolvulus. . 102. 103 



Coreopsis 103 



Corn, Rainbow. . 101 



Cosmidium 101 



Cosmos 100 



Cowslip 123 



Cyclamen 103 



Cypress Vine 103 



Dahlia 104 



Daisy, Shasta 101 



Daisy, Double 97 



Delphinium 104 



Dianthus 105 



Digitalis 106 



Dimorphotheca.. . . 106 

 Dolichos 106 



Eschscholtzia 106 



Euphorbia 107 



Feverfew 112 



FurjjL-t-me-not 112 



Foxglove 106 



Gaillardia 107 



Geranium 107 



Gerbcra 107 



Globe Amaranth. .107 



Gloxinia 107 



Godetia 10S 



Golden Feather. . . 124 



Gourds Ills 



Gypsophilia 108 



Helichrysum 108 



Heliotrope 108 



Hibiscus 108 



Hollyhock 109 



Honesty L08 



Humulus (Hop). . .109 



Iberia. 98 



Impatiens 110 



Incarvillea 110 



Ipomoea 113 



Kenil worth Ivy. ... 110 



Kochia 110 



Kudzu Vine 110 



Lantana 110 



Larkspur 110 



Lathyrus 110 



Lavatera 110 



Lavender 110 



Lobelia Ill 



Love-in-a-Mist. .114 



Lunaria 108 



Lupinus Ill 



Lychnis Ill 



Mallow Ill 



Marigold Ill 



Marvel of Peru. . . Ill 

 Matricaria 112 



Maurandia 114 



Mesembryanthe- 



mum 112 



Mignonette 112 



Mimulus 112 



Mina 114 



Momordica 112 



Moon Flower 113 



Morning Glory ... 113 



M usa 112 



Myosotis 112 



Nasturtium.. .115, 117 



Nemesia 1 14 



Nemophilia 114 



Xicotiana 114 



Xigella 114 



Oenothera 114 



Pansy 118. 119 



Pentstemon 120 



Petunia 117- 



Phlox 120 



Pinks 105 



Platycodon 122 



Polyanthus 123 



Poppy 121, 122 



Portulaca 122 



Primula (Primrose) 123 

 Pyrethrum 124 



Rhodanthe 124 



Ricinus 124 



Sage, Scarlet 124 



Salpiglossis 124 



Salvia 124 



Scabiosa 125 



Schizanthus 125 



Silene 125 



Smilax 125 



Stocks 130 



Stokesia 132 



Summer Cypress. .110 



Sunflower 131 



Swainsonia 132 



Sweet Pea 127, 130 



Sweet Rocket 132 



Sweet Sultan. .101,101 

 Sweet William. ... 132 



Thunbergia 132 



Tritoma 132 



Verbena 133 



Vinca 133 



Violet 132 



Viscaria 133 



Wallflower 133 



Wistaria 133 



Zinnia 133 



FLOWERING BULBS AND ROOTS 



IMPLEMENTS, TOOLS, APPLIANCES, FERTILIZERS, ETC. 



Lawn Mowers and Lawn Tools 150 to 153 



Plows 154, 15S 



Potato Diggers, Celery Hillers, Markers 156 



Harrows, Etc 157 



Planet Jr., Implements 158 to 160 



Rollers and Fertilizer Distributors 161, 162 



Root Cutters, Shellers, Mills, Etc 163, 164 



Water Barrels and Hand Carts 165 



Wheelbarrows, Rubbish Burners, Etc 166 



Celery Blanchers, Protectors, Netting, Etc 167 



Hotbeds, Frames. Sash. Etc 168 



"El Flo" Canners. Fruit Presses, Dryers, 



Choppers, Etc 169 



Asparagus Bunchers and Knives, Baskets, 



Bags, Grafting Tools, Axes, Weeders, Etc. 170 



Grinders. Posthole Diggers, Forks, Etc 171 



Hoes, Hooks, Hatchets, Knives 172 



Pots, Sprinklers and Various Appliances. ... 173 

 Pruning Saws, Rakes, Scythes, Syringes. 



Supports, Shovels, Spades, Scissors, 



Etc 174. 175 



Shears, Trowels, Thermometers, Traps, 



Watering Pots, Weeders, Etc 176, 177 



Stakes, Trellis. Wirework, Window Boxes, 



Tubs, -Hanging Pots, Vases. Etc 178, 179 



Lawn Sprinklers, Lawn Requisites.. 180,181 

 Pumps, Sprayers, Insecticide 



Apparatus 182 to 184 



Fertilizers and Insecticides 185 to 187 



Books 188 to 191 



"Everything for the Garden" for 1918. 



We have chosen as an appropriate subject for our front cover this 

 year, a garden that recalls memories of the great services rendered to 

 our country in its struggle for its independence by the Marquis de 

 Lafayette and his companions in arms. 



It pictures the visit of Lafayette to the mansion at Westover, Va., 

 the home of Evelyn Byrd. The birthday of the famous general was 

 celebrated last fall (Sept. 6, 1917), in the principal cities and towns of 

 America by public exercises, banquets and meetings, and an associa- 

 tion headed by prominent public men as trustees, was formed, to pur- 

 chase and set apart forever, as a memorial, the ancestral chateau of 



the Lafayettes in France. The sentiments entertained by Lafayette 

 toward our nation may be judged from a letter he wrote to his wife, 

 from on board the ship which bore him to our shores and in which the 

 following passage occurs: 



"Whilst defending the liberty I adore, I shall enjoy perfect freedom 

 myself; I but offer my services to that interesting Republic from motives of 

 the purest kind, unmixed with ambition, or private views; for happiness 

 and glory are my only incentives to the task. 



"I hope that for my sake, you will become a good American, for that 

 feeling is worthy of every noble heart." 



