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WM. HENRY MAULE, INC., PHILADELPHIA, PA.. 1923 



FORTY- SIX 



YEARS OF 



EXPERIENCE 



ONCE GROWN 



AJLiWAX-S GRO^VN 



GUIDE TO COMENTS 



WITH PLANTING TABLE 



ORDER BY 



EITHER NUMBER 



OR NAME 



Vegetable Seeds 



Page 



Beans, Bush 27 



Bean, Bush Lima.. 27 



Beans, i^eld 27 



Beans, Pole 27 



Beet, Sugar 28 



Beets, Table 28 



Cabbage 28 



Cabbage. Chinese ... 29 



Carrot 29 



Caul .lower 29 



Celery 29 



Chicory 30 



Collards 30 



Com Salad 30 



Corn, Sweet 30 



Cress 80 



Cucumbers ..31 



Egg Plants 31 



Endive ...31 



Kale 31 



Kohl-Rabi 32 



Lettuce 32 



Mangels 28 



Mustard 32 



Okra 32 



Onion Seed 33 



Onion Sets 33 



Parsley 33 



Parsnip 34 



"Peas 33 



Pepper 34 



Radish, Summer 34 



Radish, Winter 34 



Buta Baga 35 



Spinach 34 



Swiss Chard 28 



Tomato 35 



Turnip 35 



Time of Planting 



North of Virginia 



June- Sept. 



June 



Until July 10 



June 



June 



June-July 



Set plants in July 



July -Aug. 



June-July 



Set plants in July 



Set plants in July 



June 



June-Aug. 



Aug. -Sept. 



Until July 10 



June- Sept. 



June-July 



June-July 

 Aug. -Sept. 

 June-Aug. 

 Aug. -Sept. 



June 

 Until Sept. 



June 

 July-Sept. 

 Sept. -Oct. 

 June-Aug. 



June 

 Until Aug. 



Until Sept. 

 July-Aug. 

 June -July 

 Aug. 10-Sept. 15 

 Jime-July 



July-Aug. 



South of Virginia 



i wks. before frost 

 June- July 

 Aug-vSept. 

 June-July 



June 

 Until Sept. 

 Sept. -Jan. 

 July-Aug. 

 Until Aug. 

 June -Nov. 

 Aug. -Feb. 

 Until Sept. 

 June-Aug. 

 Aug. -Sept. 

 Until Aug. 10 

 June-Sept. 

 Jime-July 

 July-Aug. 



Aug. 



Aug. 15-Oct. 15 



June-Sept. 



Until Oct. 



June 

 Until Oct. 

 June- Oct. 

 Aug. -Oct. 

 Oct. -Nov. 

 June-Oct. 

 Sept. -Dec. 

 Until Nov. 

 July-Aug. 

 Tear around 

 Aug. -Sept. 

 Jub'-Sept. 

 Aug. -Dec. 

 Until Sept. 

 June- Sept. 

 Aug. -Oct. 



Distances apart 



Rows 

 inches 



In rows 

 inches 



18-36 

 36 



24-36 

 36-48 

 24-36 

 15-18 

 24-36 

 24-36 

 12-36 

 24-36 

 48-60 



18 

 24-36 

 12-15 

 24-48 



12 



48 

 24-36 

 12-18 

 18-24 

 12-18 

 12-18 

 24-36 

 12-18 



36 

 12-18 

 12-18 

 12-18 

 24-36 

 30-36 

 24-36 

 12-18 

 15-24 

 15-24 

 12-18 

 15-18 

 36-48 

 12-18 



18-24 



2-3 

 36-48 

 8-12 

 3-4 

 18 

 15-18 

 2-6 

 24 

 6-8 

 4 



12 

 Thickly 



8-36 



Thickly 



48 



18-24 



8-12 



8-10 



6 



6-8 

 8-12 

 1-2 

 12-18 

 3 

 2 

 Thickly 



4-6 

 Thickly 

 18 

 1-4 

 4-6 

 6-8 

 3-4 

 3-4 

 36-48 

 4-6 



Depth 

 to plant 

 inches 



1-2 

 1-2 



2 

 2 

 I 

 1 



% 

 % 

 %-l 

 % 

 % 

 % 

 % 

 % 



1 

 % 

 % 

 % 



1 

 % 

 ^ 



1 



1 



1 



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1-2 



% 



I 



Vx 

 1 

 1 



In days 



30-50 

 50-65 

 60-65 

 45-70 

 60-65 

 35-65 

 70-120 



60 

 45-90 

 85-100 



110-140 



120 



45 



42-56 



55-90 



20 

 50-80 



120-140 

 35-45 

 50-60 

 50-60 

 38-55 

 85-110 

 30-40 

 50-60 

 60-120 

 100 

 60-lOfl 

 80-85 

 41-72 



120-140 

 18-50 

 60-70 

 90-95 

 40-50 

 21-25 

 80-120 

 40-75 



Quantity of seed required 



Packet 



25 ft. 



25 ft. 



25 ft. 

 20 poles 



25 ft. 



25 ft. 

 250 plants 

 300 plants 



60 ft. 

 150 plants 

 400 plants 



20 ft. 

 300 plants 



10 ft. 

 100 ft. 



40 ft. 

 15 hills 

 50 plants 



25 ft. 

 300 plants 



40 ft. 



30 ft 



25 ft. 



50 ft. 



25 ft. 



50 ft. 



25 ft. 



40 ft. 



20 ft. 

 100 plants 



20 ft. 



20 ft. 



50 ft. 



25 ft. 



25 fjt. 

 100 plants 



50 ft. 



% lb. -100 ft. 

 lib. -100 ft. 



% lb. -100 ft. 



1 lb. -100 poles 



loz.-100ft. 



1 oz.-lOOft. 

 loz. -3000 plants 

 1 OZ.-4000 plants 



1 oz.-400'ft. 

 1 OZ.-3000 plants 

 1 OZ.-7500 plants 



1 oz.-200ft. 



1 oz. -2500 plants 



loz. -35 ft. 



% lb. -300 ft. 



1 oz.-200ft. 



1 0Z.-75 hills 

 1 oz. -2000 plants 



1 oE.-150-ft. 

 1 OZ.-3000 plants 



1 oz.-300ft. 



1 oz.-300ft. 



loz. -100 ft. 



loz. -200 ft. 



1 oz.-lOOft. 



1 oz.-300ft. 



1 qt.-100 ft. 



loz. -150 ft. 



1 OZ.-20O ft. 



lib. -100 ft. 

 1 oz.- 1500 plants 



loz.-lOOft. 



1 oz.-100ft. 



1 OZ.-250 ft. 



1 OZ.-10O ft. 



loz.-10«ft. 

 1 OZ.-3500 plants 



1 oz. 250 ft. 



Per acre 



60 lbs. 



25-30 lbs. 



30-45 lbs. 



20-30-lbs. 



5-6 lbs. 



5-6 lbs. 



^.Ib. 



2 OZ. 



2-3 lbs. 



¥4 lb. 



4 lbs. 

 %lb. 

 6 lbs. 



12% lbs. 

 12 lbs. 

 2-3 lbs. 

 %lb. 

 4-5 lbs. 



y* lb. 



2 lbs. 

 4-5 lbs. 

 5-6 lbs. 

 3-5 lbs. 



8 lbs. 

 4-5 lbs. 

 8-10 bu. 



5 lbs. 

 4-5 lbs. 



90-120 lbs. 



^Ib. 

 8-10 lbs. 

 8-10 lbs. 

 IVilbs. 

 8-10 lbs. 

 5-6 lbs. 



1 OZ. 



1% lbs. 



Herb and Vegetable 

 Plants and Roots 



Page 



Asparagus Boots 26 



Brussels Sprouts 26 



Cabbage 26 



Cauliflower 26 



Celery 26 



Chives 26 



Lavender 26 



Mushroom Spawn 26 



Peppermint 26 



Rhubarb Boots 26 



Rosemary 26 



Sage 26 



Spearmint 26 



Thyme 26 



Farm Seeds 



Page 



Alfalfa 38 



Beans, Soy or Soja ... 36 



Buckwheat 36 



Clovers 38 



Corn for Forage 36 



Cow Peas 37 



Grasses 38-39 



Grass Mixtures 39 



Kale, Thousand 



Headed 36 



Millet 37 



Rape, Dwarf Essex 38 



Bye, Winter 37 



Sudan Grass 38 



Timothy 38 



Vetch, Winter 36 



Wheat, Winter 37 



Flower Seeds 



Page 



Achillea 23 



Alyssum 23-25 



AduUegia 23 



Butterfly Flower 25 



Calendula 25 



Calliopsis 25 



Campanula 23 



Candytuft 25 



Coreopsis 23 



Daises 23 



Delphinium 23 



Dianthus 23 



Digitalis 23 



Eschscholtzia 25 



GalUardla 23 



Globe Amaranth 25 



Gypsophila 23 



Helichrysum 25 



Hibiscus 23 



Hollyhock 23 



Iris 23 



Larkspur 25 



Marigold 25 



Mignonette 25 



Myosotis 23 



Nasturtium 25 



Pansies 24 



Phlox 25 



Platycodon 23 



Poppy 28 



Sweet Peas 24 



Sweet WilUam 23 



Verbena 25 



Zinnia ....25 



BULBS and ROOTS 



Page 



Blue Bells 14 



Calla Lilies 13 



Chionodoxa 14 



Chinese Sacred Lily. . . 5 



Crocus 15 



Daftodils 6-7 



Easter Lily 12 



Flags 15 



Freesia 12 



Fritillaria Meleagris.. .12 

 Glory of the Snow... 14 



Grape Hyacinths 12 



Hibiscus Hardy 



Marvels 16 



Hvacintlis 2-3-4 



Iris 15 



Ixlas 13 



Jonquils 5 



Lilium Candidum 13 



Lily, Golden Crown... 16 



Lilium Harrisii 12 



Narcissus 6-7 



Paper White Narcis- 

 sus 7 



Peonies 17 



Platycodon 16 



Rudbeckia 16 



SclUa Campanulata. . . 14 



Scilla Siberica 14 



Snowdrops 14 



Tulips 8-9-10-11 



Winter Aconite 14 



Mulford Cultures 

 Used for various 

 purposes are listed 

 on pages 26 and 36. 



Ornamental and 

 Flowering Plants 



Page 



Aquilegia 22 



Asparagus Plumosus. . . 19 

 Asparagus Sprengeril. .19 



Campanula 22 



Chrysanthemums 22 



Coreopsis 22 



Cornflower Aster 22 



Daisy-Shasta 22 



Delphinium 22 



Dianthus 22 



Digitalis 22 



English Ivy 19 



Perns 19 



Fuchsia 19 



Gaillardia 22 



Gypsophila 22 



Heliotrope 19 



Holb-hocks 22 



House Plants 19 



Ivies 19 



Jerusalem Cherry 19 



Lantanas 19 



Ornamental and 



Flowering Plants— 



(Continued) 



Page 



Lemon 19 



Myosotis 22 



Orange 19 



Parlor Ivy 19 



Poppy 22 



Roses 18 



Sweet William 22 



Trailing Plants 19 



Vinca Variegata 19 



Wandering Jew 19 



Nursery Stock 



Apples 20 



Blackberries 21 



Ctierries 20 



Grapes 21 



Mulberries 20 



Peaches 20 



Pears 20 



Plums 20 



Quince 20 



Raspberry 21 



Strawberries 21 



For a full line of all Fertilizers, 

 Insecticides, Fungicides and 

 Garden Tools, also full descrip- 

 tions of all Seeds, Roots, 

 Plants, etc., see The Maule 

 Seed Book for 1923. 



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 of the post office, street, box, or R. F. D. route 

 number, county and state. If your freight or 

 express office is different from post office do not 

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Write all remarks and communications on a 

 sheet of paper separate from the order. Please use 



the order sheet enclosed in this catalog or else 

 use a sheet of paper separate from your letter. 

 Sign order as well as letter with name and 

 address. 



Remit money by Bank Draft or by Express or 

 Post Office Money Order, or else be sure to 

 register your letter. On all amounts of $1.00 

 or over purchase your money order or register 

 your letter at our expense. We take postage 

 stamps as cash. 



HAUMONO PRKSS. W. B. CONKET COMPANY, CHICAGO 



