LIST OF RURAL BOOKS. 



Any of the following list of Rural Book 

 written by the best authorities on the different 

 subjecis, will bi mailed postpaid upon receipt 

 of price stated: 



Gardening far Profit 



Truck farming at the South ... 



Cabbage and Cauliflower 



Celery for Profit 



iracticai Floriculture 



Broom Corn and Broom 



. Success in Market Gardening 



The Rose, its Cultivation, Varieties, etc 



The Beautiful Flower Garden 



Feathered Pets 



Farmer's Book on Grasses 



Profits in Poultry 



Tobacco Culture 



The Spraying of Plants 



Insects and Insecticides 



Tile Drainage 



Asparagus Culture 



.,$2 CO 



. 2 00 



75 



. 80 



. 2 00 



75 



. 1 50 



. 2 00 



60 



30 



50 



. I 50 



60 



1 50 



2 00 

 50 



m 



Left Overs Made Palatable $2 00 



Tomato Culture 60 



Fungi and Fungicides 2 00 



Gardening for Young and Old l 75 



Ginseng 1 00 



Alfalla 1 (jq 



Onions— How to Raise them Profitably 



Animal Breeding (By Thos. Show) 2 50 



Peach Culvure 175 



Plums and Plum Culture .' 2 75 



Charlton's Grape Growers Guide 1 50 



Strawberry Culture 60 



A. B. C. of Bee Culture 2 50 



The Nut Cnituiist 8 00 



Diseases of Dogs . 1 00 



New Egg Farm 175 



Duck Culture go 



Broilers for Profit '." 1 00 



Home Pork Making 1 00 



Our Farm of Four Acres 60 



Bonmer's Method of Making Msmure 60 



The Peanut Plant; Its Cultivation & Uses . 1 00 



Special Collections. 



The following collections of Vegetable and Flower Seeds will be mailed to any add 



the world upon receipt of One Dollar in U- S. Currency. No substitution 



allowed in these collections. Order simply by number. 



Collection No. I— Vegetable Seeds— 

 fifteen Large Papers, viz: Corn, Peas, 

 Beans, Swiss Chard, Cress, Endive, Kohl- 

 rabi, Cauliflower, Asaparagus, Beets, 

 Brussels Sprouts, Cabbage, Carrot, Cel- 

 ery, Collards. 



Collection No. 2— Vegetable Seeds. Twen- 

 ty-five Small Papers, viz: Peas, Beans, 

 Carrot, Radishes, Lettuce, Cabbage, Tur- 

 nips Spinach, Mustard, Parsley* Musk and 

 Watermelon, Onions, Beets, Leeks, Cel- 

 ery, K^quette, Okra, Squash, Cucumber, To- 

 matos, Hot and Sweet Peppers, Pumpkin, Col- 

 ards. 



Collection No. 3— Flower Seeds. Thirty 

 Small papers. Balsam, Zinnia, Amaran- 



-thius, Torenia, Dahlia, Cockscomb, Cos- 

 mos, Pcrtulacca, Browallia, Sunflower, 

 Gomphrena, P<mS winkle, Coleus, Sweet 

 Peas, Sweet Alyssum, Candytuft, Snap 

 Dragon, Pansy, Asters, Pinks, Daisies, 

 Lobelias, Reseda, Phlox and Verbena, 

 Balloon Vine, Moon Flower, Rosa Montana, 

 Hyacinth, Calendula. 



Collection No. 4— Twenty Large Papers 

 of Flower Seed— Carinas, Columbine, Love 

 Lies Bleeding, Fioaudonis. Scarle t I'Llox 

 Asters, Hollyhocks, Rosa Montana, Morn- 

 ing Glory, Sweet Peas, Larkspur, Pansy, 

 Verbena. Marigold, Balsam, Marvel of 

 Peru; Colens and Monkey Flowers; Everlast- 

 ing Flower, California "Poppy aud Hyacinth 

 Bean. 



VEGETABLE PUNTS. 



During the proper season we will have aM varieties of vegetable plants on hand suitable for our 

 jllmate, and will be prepared to fill orders at the shortest notice, providing the weather permits. 



Artichoke plants. Genuine Globe 25c. per doz. $1 50 per 100 $12 00 per 1000 



Cabbage plants of all seasonable varieties 10 " 60 " 4 50 " 



Cauliflower, " " 20 » 1 00 7 50 



Leeks, leading varieties 10 " 40 ** 3 50 " 



Celerv plants, leading varieties 15 " 75 " ft 50 " 



Egg Plants, New Orleans Market 20 " 150 " 10 00 ■' 



Pepper plants, all varieties 20 " 100 " 7 50 " 



Tomato plants, leading varieties 15 " 75 " 6 50 " 



Be."t plants, leading varieties 10 " 40 " 3 60 



Lettuce plants, leading varieties 10 " 40 " 3 00 " 



Kohlrabi, White Vienna 10 " 48 " 3 50 



Greole and Bermuda Onion plants 10 " 40 " 3 50 " 



Brussels Sprouts ... 20 " 1M " 7 50 «• 



Sweet potato slips, all varieties in season 25 " 2 50 " 



Herb plants 50 " 



Mint plants 75 " 



CHIVES OR GERMAN SCHNITTI,AUCH. 



One of the finest and most delicate of the entire Onion family. Much more delicate In flavor than 

 Shallots e-r Pearl Leek. The i Tops, the only part used, are used for seasoning Salads, Cream Cheese, 

 tc. rids plant is of an easy culture, but requires partly shade during the summer aud high soil. Price, 

 5c. per bunch. 



