INDEX TO CATALOGUE 



VEGETABLE SEEDS 



Asriaraeus 17 



l?e:ms. Dwarf 18. 19 



Hoaiis. role l-H) 



Meets, ( lanleii -1 



lieels. Sun k - 



Horec le . ... '23 



Hriissels Sprouts -3 



Carrot '-'3 



C'ahliasie -'4, 25, -JO 



Caul i Mower 28 



Colerv 27 



Chicory 28 



Cress 28 



Corn. Sweet 29 



Corn. Pop 28 



CiK-iunber. 30, 31 



Efia- Plant 32 



Kndive 32 



(9arlic 32 



( Joiinl 32 



llerlis rA 



Kohl Ral)i 32 



l'a«e 



Leek 



Lettuce . 33 



iManuel Wurzel 22 



Meloti. Musk 34, af) 



M elon, M aiii:o 35 



Melnu. W ater :;G. 37 



Mustard 32 



Novelties 3 to 14 



Okra 4G 



Onion . -.. 38, 39 



Onion Set .39 



Parsley Ai> 



Parsnips 46 



Peas 42, 43 



Pepper . 4o 



Puiupkin 41 



Radish 44, 45 



Khuharb 40 



Kutabag-a 50 



Salsify 46 



Spina h - 46 



"-(luasb -. 47 



Suf?ar Beet 22 



Pajsre 



Tobacco 51 



Tomato 48, 49 



Turn i I) TA) 



\'ine. Peach 35 



FARM SEEDS 



Harle\ 52 



Puckwheat 52 



Prooni Corn 52 



Clover .55 



Field Peas .52 



(jras*! Seed 54, 55 



1 1 unirarian .55 



Kallir Corn 53 



Lawn Grass .54 



iMillet. 55 



Peanuts 52 



Potatoes 56 



Rape .- .53 



Seed Corn .58, 59 



Sweet Corn Fodder 53 



Suerar Cane - - 53 



Sunllower ._. .52 



Tree Seeds 57 



Flower Seeds, Annuals (ali)habetically arranged)- - . 60 to 71 



Flower Seeds, Everlasting .-. 72 



Flower Seeds, Grasses .-- 72 



Flower '•eeds. Climbers ..- 73 



Flower Seeds, Sweet Peas. 15 to 16 



Flower Seeds, Perennials - -- 74 



Summer Flowering Bulbs -.. -- -- 75 to 76 



No\elties in Flower Seeds l 13 to 15 



Novelties in Vegetable Seeds - 3 to 12 



Fertilizers and Sm^ll Hand lools — 80 



Garden Tools and Horse Hoes . 78, 79 



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