CATALOGUE FOR THE SOUTH. 
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WE SOLICIT CORRESPONDENCE IN 
FRENCH, GERMAN, SPANISH, 
ITALIAN, OR, IN FACT, 
ANY LANGUAGE. 
NOT CHARGE FOR BAGS OR 
BOXES. 
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SEEDS POSTPAID BY MAIL. 
Please bear in mind that prices of seeds 
quoted in this catalogue include prepay- 
ment of postage on all seeds ordered by 
packet, ounce, quarter-pound and pound, 
and as noted in this Catalogue. 
Postage on Flowering and Vegetable 
Plants, add 20 per cent of their value. 
Our Terms—Cash or satisfactory refer- 
ences. Orders from unknown parties whose 
financial rating is not recsrded, must be 
accompanied by Registered Letter, or 
Money Order. When neither of the above 
can be obtained, send remittance in 
United States postage stamps. Stamps 
must be in good order, and placed so they 
will not stick together. No Plants or Live 
Stock sent C. O. D. 
Correspondents in foreign countries 
should adda sufficient amount for postage 
at the rate of 12 cents per pound. Canada 
postage is 16 cents per pound. Seeds sent 
in sealed tin cans for the tropics cannot be 
sent by mail unless full letter postage, 50 
cents per pound, is paid; they may, how- 
ever, be sent by express, if such companies 
have offices there. 
When ordering write your name plainly, 
give correct P. O. address if by mail, if by 
express give your express office or nearest 
express, to avoid any delay; also if by rail 
or boat give station or landing and if pos- 
sible the name of the railroad or name of 
boat. Where no instructions are given as 
to how shipment should be made, we will 
‘use our own discretion; but we urge all 
customers to state plainly whether they 
want goods mailed, expressed or shipped 
by boat or by rail. As all shipments by 
boat must be prepaid, customers not known 
to uS must remit enough to cover freight. 
Won-Warranty. Note.— There are so 
many contingencies to be encountered in 
growing plants from seed and in setting 
out plants that are dependent on the 
weather and other conditions over which 
we have no control, that success in planting 
is not altogether dependent on the seed 
or plant. We will send out only seed 
which we believe will grow and produce the 
kind of plant and. variety represented, but 
This company gives no warranty, ex- 
pressed or implied, as to description, qual- 
ity, productiveness or any other matter of 
any seeds, bulbs, plants or trees, we send 
out, and we will not be in any way re- 
sponsible for the crop. If the purchaser 
does not accept the goods on these terms, 
they are at once to be returned. 
All C. GO. D. orders must be accompanied 
by at least half the amount. 
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| GENERAL INFORMATION. 
FLOWER SEED. Jerusalem Corn................ 74 
Balboa Oe 80-81 | Announcement .................. g | Johnson Grass -.......... v4 
Bala Inside Front Cover. | Proper Distance for | ‘Kaffir Corn .....--___.- v4 
Ctinbers --=-- >... 79-80 Planting Trees ............ 96 | Kentucky Blue Grass___.. 69 
General Assortment... 75-79 Number of Plants or RUZ --neeeeeeneteceee eens 3 
Japan Lilies...................... "QI Trees to Acre................ 96 | Lespedeza See a es oe 69 
Palm Seeds.....Inside Front Cover | Seeds by Mail.................... 127 | pr crae ag meee acai S 
Sweet Peas............ cust 18 80 | GRASS and FIELD SEEDS. | 4;1, Maize 7a 
Tree Seeds........Inside Front Cover | apruzzi Rye.ccecceccccoc-.--- 70 | Mulford Culture 69 
FRUIT AND NUT TREES, phe and Orange Sorg- 3 a fo a ee 70 
TTI = a cea Se 73 BER. othe Lee eer 71 
BERRIES AND GRAPES. | Bamlcy.. 268 tee 72 Orange Sorghum .............. 73 
pple Ae 96 Beggar Weed..................-- 72 Orehard Grass: .-—....2 69 
 % a de ee eS Oe Os ee es eee 72 Paspalum Dilatatum ...... 71 
Fruit Tree Seeds.............. | Bermuda Grass.........-.-.----- 70 Paspalum Platy-Caule...... 70 
Inside Front Cover | Bokhara or Sweet Clover 68 Patterson Oats  q...<...2<<c<c-< 71 
UO CELUE LE alee ae a ee Si 97 Broom. Come ...--<>........228 74 Pearl or Cattail Millet... 73 
Tenirvon’ 3244 2. oe OS: Baekwieat 9 -..-...2.2-..4-= 72 Red Top Grass... dod 69 
Matiserry: 220": Boe 98 @arpet | Grose oi.6: sess 70 Red Top Sorghum. a 74 
Medinet 98 Ute): i a eo ee Pen | oe £40. | saRhedes: ‘Grass 22...2.25..= 69 
See es0F set > es 97 | Clover, Alfalfa ................ Gi.) BRfbaeLceurnvs. som 70 
Reise sn hy ONE sO 97 Glover, Alsike =.2...5.2..% 68 | Siberian Millet ...........2.- 73 
Rewetts 5 fe A 99-100 Glover, Barr) = 68 SSO goes see 73-75 
Bim, HS Ese 99 Clover, Crimson. .......2c.:..: 68 | Southern Rye ...............2..2 70 
Pomegranate .2222..2.02--2 100 Glover. Japan —.--.... = 68 Steckler’s Sunny South 
Pérsimmonsg =... =. 100 Clover, Medium Red........ 68 | AW, -. os eee 73 
BIB 89 A 100 Glover: White _......... Sse 68- | Straighthead Ribbon 
Ghituis( oS 101 | Dwarf Essex Rape............ 72 Cane ...... 74 
Peeansi 25.5 eet 100-101 Egyptian Wheat «............ 75 wodan> Grass. = 2. Pe 74 
Wolttttde-4 55:52. =. 101 | Engliet Rye Grassecccecccs-: 70 | Sumac, Sorghum ....2......... 74 
Binckberries:. ..... 2.26008 102 Betenite | ./-.-.....:----tivesey 74 Sunflower, Russian... 72 
iy: of: Sa eee eae oe 102 | Golden Millet .........i2...2 73 Teosinte - 75 
Dawiierries<.. 22-75... 102 Guinea Grass: -...si.c6!..Js.2. 75 mcd ie) | obra". & ml 
Gooseberries .......-<..-:i220..- 102 Tatlian Rye Grass....20...2... 70 3 ST. etoan tte ae at 
Grapes. <5,.5..-a. seid. 101-102 Japanese Barnyard Millet 75 Vetch «2. nneenetenncnenieentnns 4 48 
Raspberries’ .:.i::!...........- 102 | Japanese Honey Drip Wheat Seed .......nevortas 10-71 
Straw permed. 22. 5 5-5, 102 Gane. 2238.. ve Ve 74 Wilda Rice- | a 71 
