Complete Collections of Seeds for Small Gardeners and Families. 



These assortments contain only the choicest sorts, and are sure to give satisfaction. They are prepared in 

 advance in order to faciHtate our worI<, on which account a considerable reduction trom the catalogue prices is 

 made. 'The reduced price will not be allowed unless the assortment is taken in lulJ and withoui change. 

 They are delivered free to your address. 



No. 1. PRICE, $2.50; BY MAIL or EXPRESS. 



Beans. Refugee Green-Pod. 



Beans, Golden Wax. 



Beet. Egyptian. 



Beet, Globe. 



Cabbage. Early Wakefield. 



Cabbage. Red. for pickling. 



Carrot. Half-Long 



Cauliflower, Early Italian Giant. 



Celery While Plume . 



Corn, Frotscher's Adams Early. 



Vj pi Corn, St Charles 



M •■ Corn, Slow ell's Evergreen, 



pa. Cucumber. N O Market. 



•• Eggplant. Imp N Y Purple. 



" Kohlrabi, Early White Vienna. 



•• Leek, Flag 



'• Lettuce, Big Boston 



Lettuce, Cos or Komiane. 



" Melon, Rock>'ford 



" Melon, Water BU'jV Diamond. 



On. on, 



Onion. Large Red Bermuda. 



Parsley Curled. 



Peas. Extra Early. 



Peas. Wrinkled. Our Selection. 



Radish. Scarle' Tumjp. 



Spinach, 



Tomato, Slone. 



Turnip While Flat Dutch. 



No. 2. PRICE S5; BY MAIL or EXPRESS. 



Beans, Refugee Green-Pod- 

 Beans, Early Valentine. 

 Beans, Golden Wax 

 Beans, Yellow Sis Weeks, 

 Beans, Lima, Sewee. 

 Beet, Egyptian. 

 Beet, Eclipse. 

 Cabbage, Early Wakefield. 

 Cabbage, Ball-Head. 

 Cabbage, Red. for pickling 

 Carrot, Half-Long 

 Cauliflower, Algiers. . 

 Cauliflower, Henderson s Snowball. 

 Celery, White Plume 

 Celery, Golden Self-Blanching 

 Corn, Frotschers Aaaro's Early 

 Coi-n, Counto' Gentleman. 



1 pi 



Corn Stowells Evergreen. 



1 02. 



Parsnip. Hollow Crown 





Cress, or Pepper Grass. 



) pi 



Peas Extra Early 





Cucumber, N Market 



1 



Peas. Wrinkled Our Selection. 



] pa. 



Eggplant, Imp -New York Purple 



1 pa 



Pepper. Chinese Giant 





Kohlrabi, Early Whne Vienna 



1 oz. 



Radish. WlHMipped. 



1 



LeeK, Flag 



1 



Radish. Scarle' TujmllJ. 



1 •■ 



Lettuce, Big Boston. 



I 



Radish. Loni? Scarlet 





Lettuce, May King 



V7 ■ 



Salsify, Sandwich Islani 



I 



Lettuce, Cos, or Romaine. 



'.i, lb 



Spinach. 





Melon, Netted Gem. 



1 pa. 



Squash, Earlv Bush 





Melon. Rocky ford 



) 



Squash, Hubbard 



I 



Melon, Water, Rattlesnake 



) oz. 



Squash. Boston Marrow. 





Melon, Water. Black Diamond 



] pa 



Tomato. Acme 



1 02 



Okra, Perkins- Improved 



1 



Tomato, Sione 



•^ • 



Onion, 



1 oz. 



Turnip. Purple Top Flat 



h: ■■ 



Onion, Large Red Bermuda. 



1 02. 



Turnip, Rjia Baga 



1 pa. 



Parsley, Curled. 







TESTIMONIALS FOR 1914. 



Texas, January 8, 1914. 

 Please send me a supply of your 1914 

 catalogues. I want to g^ive them out to the 

 fai-mers as 1 know what your seeds are and 

 want tnem to get the very best. 1 tell 

 them that your house is not a Cheap John 

 outfit, but that you handle nothing but the 

 best and Al g-oods. 



H. L. A, FRANK. 



Louisiana May 11, 1914. 

 Wish to say that according to the popu- 

 lar opinion, we have the prettiest and best 

 farm i^arden In this part of the parish and 

 we used your seeds exclusivelj', also your 

 Farmogerm. 



FARR BROS. 



Texas, May 27, 1914. 

 I like to say that your Flat Dutch Cab- 

 bage Seed is O. K.. and as long as I plant 

 Cabbage you will always count on my or- 

 ders. The reason I am making this state- 

 ment is because last season several of the 

 fanners in the district bought their seed 

 with other houses, which came in ten days 

 after mine It always makes me feel good 

 to beat the balance. 



J. D. DA VIES. 



Louisiana, June 9, 1914. 

 T wish to say in regard to the seed pur- 

 chased of 3 0U that it has pro\en all you 

 claim for it and more, as I never had such 

 a fine i^aidf-n before. My vegetables are 

 the finest in the nei.ghborhood 



MRS. ALICE E. SKINNER. 



Louisiana, June 20, 1914. 

 I want to state that I have compared 

 your packages of seed with others and they 

 are larger and fuller and the seeds are 

 better than any I have ever boug-ht. 



MILTON DUNN. 



Louisiana. April 15, 1914. 

 Thinking that you would like to hear 

 about the dog you sent me to Wigg-ins, I 

 would like to say that he is in fine condi- 

 tion and likes this part of the country He 

 has developed into a very beautiful Collie, 

 showing all marks of a thoroughbred I 

 should like to have you see him. 



CAPT. C. B. ODELL. 



Texas, February 28, 1914. 

 Seeds I ordered came O. K. The papers 

 are much larger and fuller than those sold 

 here and I know ihey are much better, as 

 I have been planting your seeds and will 

 continue to do so. Send your catalogue. 

 \yiLLIAM MILLS. 



Louisiana. August 3. 1914. 

 T consider Schnarr's Insecticide the best 

 preparation that I have ever used for WHiite 

 Fly and Scale Insects. I am growing- 

 Oranses for 23 years and my grove is 

 cleaner of white fly and scale insects tlian 

 it has ever been, due to Schnarr's 

 Insecticide. 



R S. MOORE. 



