FOUMDEI 

 1850 



DiNGEE Guide To Rose Culture 



General Index of Plants, Bulbs and Seeds 



FOUNDED 

 [850 



Plants and Bulbs 



Page 



Abutilon 75 



Acalyphas 75 



Adiantum 71 



Ag-apanthus 79 



Althaeas 80 



Alternantheras 75 



Amaryllis 79 



Ampelopsis 81 



Asparagus plumosus ...71 

 Asparagus Sprengeri ..71 

 Aristolochia Sipho ....81 



Azaleas Circular 



Barberry 80 



Begonia Plants 79 



Begonia, Tube . . .Circular 



Belladonna, Lily 79 



Bignonia grandiflora ..81 

 Blazing Torch . . Circular 



Bleeding Heart 75 



Books Circular 



Caladeums 79 



Callas 75 



Calycanthus 80 



Cannas 73 



Cardinal Climber 74 



Carnations 74 



Chinese Sacred Lily ...79 



Chrj^santhemums 71 



Cinnamon Vine 75 



Cissus discolor 79 



Clematis, Climbing ....81 

 Clematis, Stans, Dwarf. 80 



Crinum 79 



Cyclamen 79 



Dahlias 72 



Deutzia 80 



Dracaena 74 



Dutchman's Pipe 81 



Easter Lily 77 



Elaeagnus 80 



English Ivy 81 



Eulalias 81 



Farf ugium 94 



Ferns 71 



Fern Ball 77 



Ficus Elastica 77 



Forsythia 80 



Fuschia .• 74 



Geraniums 76 



Gladiolus 77 



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Gloxinias Circular 



Grasses, Hardy 81 



Guava 75 



Hardy Climbing Vines. .81 

 Hardy Perennials .86-78-79 



Hibiscus 75 



Honeysuckles, Climbing, 81 

 Hyacinths candi., Circular 



Hydrangeas (pot) 75 



Hydrangea 80 



Everbl'm'g Hj'drangea . 73 



Ipomoea 74-75 



Iris 79 



Ivy, Boston 81 



Iv3% English 81 



Japanese Maple . .Circular 



Jasminum 80 



Jessamine 75 



Justica 75 



Kerria Japonica 80 



Lemon 75 



Lilac 80 



Lilies, Japan and others, 77 



Lily-of-the-Valley 75 



Madeira Vine 75 



Mexican Lily 79 



Mock Orange 80 



Moonflowers 75 



Xymphaea odorata ....75 

 Norfolk Island Pine ...77 



Orange, Otaheite 75 



Oxalis Circular 



Peonies 78 



Palms 74 



Pelargonium 76 



Phlox . : 78 



Pitcher Plant 75 



Privet 86 



Rex. Begonias 79 



Roses 3-67 



Rhododendrons . .Circular 

 Salvia, Scarlet Sage ..75 

 Shrubs, Flowering ....80 



Snowball 80 



Spanish Baj'onet 79 



Spirea 80 



Spravers Circular 



Sweet Violets 78 



Syringa 80 



Tamarix 80 



Tigridias Circular 



Tritoma Circular 



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Trumpet Creeper 81 



Tuberoses 79 



Viburnum 80 



Violets, Sweet 78 



"Water Hyacinth 75 



.Water Lily 75 



Weeping Lantana 71 



Weigela 80 



Wistaria Magniflcia ...81 

 Yucca 75 



Flower Seeds 



Alyssum 84 



Aquilegia 84 



Asters 82 



Balsam 83 



Bellis 84 



California Poppy 84 



Calliopsis 84 



Campanula 84 



Candytuft 83 



Canterbury Bells 84 



Carnation 83-84 



Castor Oil Bean 84 



Celosia 84 



Centaurea 84 



Chrysanthemums 83 



Cineraria 84 



Cobaea 84 



Cockscomb 84 



Coleus 83 



Convolvulus ." . . 83 



Coreopsis 84 



Cosmos 83 



Cypress Vine 84 



Dahlia 83 



Daisy 84 



Dianthus 83 



Digitalis 84 



Dwarf Morning Glory.. 83 



Eschscholtzia 84 



Foxglove 84 



Gourds, Ornamental ...84 



Heliotrope 83 



Hollyhock 83 



Lady's Slipper (Balsam), 83 



Larkspur 84 



Lobelia 84 



Marigold . 83 



Mignonette 83 



Morning Glory 83 



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Nasturtium 83 



Pansy 82 



Papaver 84 



Petunias 83 



Perennial Peas 84 



Phlox 83 



Pinks 83 



Poppy 83 



Portulaca 84 



Ricinus 84 



Salvia 83 



Scarlet Sage 83 



Shasta Daisy 84 



Sunflower .' 83 



Sweet Peas 82 



Sweet William 84 



Verbena 84 



Wallflower 84 



Zinnia 84 



Vegetable Seeds 



Asparagus 85 



Beans, Bush 84-85 



Bush, Lima 84-85 



Pole Lima 85 



Beets, Table 85 



Cabbage 84-85 



Carrots 85 



Cauliflower 85 



Celery 85 



Corn, Sweet 84-85 



Pop Corn 85 



Cucumbers ., 85 



Eggplant 84-85 



Grass, Lawn 85 



Lettuce 84-85 



Melons, Musk 85 



Melons, Water 85 



Mustard 85 



Onion Seed 84-85 



Oyster Plant 85 



Parsley 85 



Parsnip 85 



Peas, Table 84-85 



Pepper 85 



Pumpkins 85 



Radish 84-85 



Salsify 85 



Spinach 85 



Squash 85 



Tomato 84-85 



Turnip 85 



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 Monej' 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. W^hen 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. W^e will book for delivery whenever you direct. 



Parcel Post C O. D. If you desire your order, no 

 matter how small, sent C, O. D. by Parcel Post'we can 

 do so, at an additional cost of only 10c. and the small 

 fee for the money order which is 3c. up to $2.50; 5c. up 

 to $5.00, making it much cheaper than by express, as 

 you have no express charges and additional charge for 

 returning money. 



Canadian Customers. Canadian laws prohibit send- 

 ing 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 

 3J/^-inch pots and smaller, grown under glass, are 

 admitted at any time. 



Foreig-n Orders. Twenty per cent, extra should be 

 added to orders going outside of United States 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 

 ordering 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, "^^e always do better than we 

 promise in the wav of extra 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 customers in this way — presented with their order. 



CLUB ORDERS. — To induce our customers to make up club orders amon^ their friends, we make special 

 attractive 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. liVrite 

 for further terms under these conditions. * 



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