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eee FARM AND LAWN SEEDS 
TNC ie ei 74 Cardoon. 63 Egg Plant...... 34, 65 Lamb's lettuce.. 65 Parsley 3. a. 46.0 51, 68 Sorrel 5 
Artichoke, Jeru- Carrot, Field. 82 EMGive fo. us ae ee 34, 65 Deeks (ussesces 35, 66 Parsnip . oe OS Spinach 55 
salemisy. . 2 << 79 Carrot, Garden. 50 63 Lettuce. ..36 to 40, 66 Peas, Field..... 78, 80 Squash .56, 57, 
Asparagus...... 10, 61 Castor Oil Plant... 79 Petticuss...nee ee Gd Lupins, Field...... 80 Peas, Garden Sugar Cane....... 
Aust. Salt Bush... 79 Cauliflower..... 24, 64 aes ee 80 47 to 50, 68, 69 Sunflower, Russian | 
Gelentack sore 64 Mangel Wurzel.... 79 Pepper Cire aratin 51, 69 Swiss Chard... .56,— 
Barleyuvacse eee 79 elery...25 to 27, 64 Garlic § 68 Martynia:. secs. 66 Potatoes....52, 53, 69 ae 
Beans, Garden Chervil. 64 Gra a es Se Melon, Musk Pamper cies ws vie 70 WLEOSINtE sinc ste eee 
12 to 15, 61, 62 | Chicory.......... 64 eee, agra a 42, 43, 66, 67 Tobacco.:....35 eesits| 
Beans, Lima Olaveriienie iene 04, 0h: bigs asture /4, 67 Melon, Water. .41,. 67 Radish..... 53, 54, 70 Tomato 
11, 17, 18,19, 62 | Collards.......... 64 umbo........ 41, Miletus eee 78,/80> |» Remie=s.hsscent ven SO (8, 58, 59, 71, 72, 7 
Beans, Field...... 79 Corn, Sweet : Mushroom Spawn ARapers hanes. 78, 80 Turnip aD ae 59, 60, 7 
Beet, 10,11,16,18,62, 63 28 to 32, 64, 65 Herbs, Sweet Fae, 41, 67 Rhubarb,... 70 v4 : 
Beet, Field, Mangel Corn, Field..... 77, 79 etc. 72 Mustard. cs..2 ms 67 Ruta Baga 60, 72, 80 Wetchinsncspiias ae 
and Sugar...... 79 Corn, Pop...... 65, 80 Hungarian Grass.. 74 ; Ryes. 5 . 80 Vegetable Seed. . “a 
Beggar Weed...... ip coe Salads yerescle i Nasturtium....... 67 noe an ollection.....9, 73 
IBFOCCOMs ero. cas 6: TOSS 2 ewe ote reat AGO DAMLOMUEE ee erele : 
Broom Corn...... WO.s|  Cacinihenic. cB eOeil Sees ee conn een cre ee ee 76, 80 | Salsify........- BGe Zhe NeaWheat: kee eee 
Brussels pon 10, 63 Olea ec emeeoe 41, 67 Scorzonera........ 71 Watloof.<.ic sok sree 72" 
Buckwheat ....78, 79 Kathe Got... .st OU Onion. .44 to 46, 67, 68 Sea Kale: i. ves 71 : 
Dandelion........ 65 Kale: wi cete aoe eep.eGo. Onion Sets.. aia 68 Soja Beans........ 74 Zizania or Wild 
Cabbage ...21 to 23, 63 Wintiveae neat iO Kohl Rabi...... 35, 66 Oyster Plant...56, 71 | Sorghum . a) a. 80 Rice.....5...80, 88 
FLOWER SEEDS 
Achillea.......... 84 Browallia......... 94 Cosmobn ts cchasee 101 Helichrysum... Maurandia......05 114 Ricinus! .. sacs c 
Aconitum......... 84 : Cowshoweumasenen 120 Heliotrope..... Mexican et Planets : = Di 
Acroclinium....... 84 Calandrinia....... 96 Cyclamen 27. 2.°7.103 Hibiscus.... Mignonette.. filial Sage, Scarlet..... 123 : 
African Daisy..... 105 Calceolaria........ 94 Cypress Vine...... 103 Hollyhock........ Mimulus..........111 Salpiglossis....... 123 
Ageratum......... 84 Galendulaj.s.’-:. «nz 94 : Honesty...... ieree IFC ae, ey ay r'5 114 Salviadanni. «\ivisieme ls 
Alyssum . SLGAIS Beet d Calliopsis. . A Oe Dahlia tines es 104 Humulus (Hop). .:108 Momordica....... 111 WCADIOSA Jeivie viniele se 
Amaranthus....--. 85 Campanula... be 96 Daisy, Double..... 94 Hyacinth Bean....105 Moon Flower......112 Schizanthus.......124 
popelepals. PACH 85 Canary Bird Vi ine. 96 Daisy, Shasta..... 97 2 Morning Glory 112 Silene) ne as cee 124 
Anchusa -......... (85 Candytuft 205... 96 Pel pene. Soa es 104 Dberis). . si. oct <a Misactiasas pier 11 Smilax Arecte ceaiees 124 
Anemone. ec LeSD Canna. 95 Dianthus. Eee Os Impatiens....... ..109 Myosotis2 s:. ) (h0a8 111 Sfocks:-8...: ene 125— 
Antirrhinum...... 92 Canterbury ‘Bells.. 96 Digitalis... ..105 Incarvillea./...... 109 Stokesia i772 an: 124. 
Aquilegia.. Stig it PS Cardinal Climber . .103 Dimorphotheca....105 Ipomoea.......... 102 Nasturtium.......116 Straw-flower..107, 123 
BACLOUIS 5::)~ versie s « 98 Carnation.......... 95 Dolichos.,....-5.. 105 Nemesia. Sok Be Summer Cypress. .113 
Argemone.......-. 85 Castor SoG Sra 2 ‘ Kenilworth Ivy 109 Nemophilia.. -114 Sunflower......... 126 
Aristolochia....... 85 Coeloetar toc. catia Eschscholtzia,..... 105 Ue chia. trtncici ete 113 na a Sa Ge 114 Swainsonia..... mee y= 
Ura (cic) ©: ee 85 Centaurea........ o7 Euphorbia...,.... 106 Kudzu Vine....... 109 Nigellay oo. occu eh Sweet Pea , 
Artemesia......... 85 Cerastium.... 97 i O h 130, 431, 132, ee 
Asparagus, > Chinese WoolFlower 95 Feverfew........- 111 Lady Slipper...... 93 enothera........ 114 Sweet Rocket... .. 
Ornamental..... 85 Chrysanthemum .. 97 Forget-me-not..... 111 Pantanal) «in ininvere <inls 1 Pansy....... 101, 115. | Sweet Sultan...... OT 
Asters ...86, 87, 88, es Cineraria......... 102 Four o'Clock...... 106 Larkspur......... Pent&temon snes 117 | Sweet William....128 
Auricula........ + 20 Clagitactian -oseen 102 Foxglove....::... Lathivruss so Se ce Petunias 118. 7 19 
Clematis 102 : f : Lavatera. Phinke aw Thunbergia... 
Baby’s Breath..... 107 Cleamieinaiemis: bien 102 Gaillardia Lobelia. Pinker see oe gs |° Tritoman. oc... 
Balloon Vine...... 93 Cobean tues). kOe Geranium Love-in-a-Mist.. Platycodon. Cae re They 
PES ERR 5 ste) aiesasrc® <taehe 93 | Cockscomb....... 95 Gerbera. ie. s susien AIARICL Stale sot Polyanthus...... 120 Verbena... 
Bartonia........-. 93 Coleus: Ste we ete Globe Sy Seeker .106 Birpinusy.ss 22s Poppy {21.122 
Begoriia 2..." 2. 93 Columbine........ 92 Gloxinia..... piel OG Lychnis..... : -Portulaca..... eat) 
IG MGS eekib ac alse) « 94 Convolvulus. ..... 102 Godebiaetn tam series 106 SOME | pein + Prinirésd) 120 
Bignonia.......... 93 Coreopsis..,....-+102 Golden Feather...128 | Mallow......../.,113 | Pyrethrum. 122 
Boltonia. Rae 393 Corn Flower.. .... 97 Gourdsiie cs oe 107 Marigold.........113 feos ; 
Boston Ivy: Renee as 85 Corn, Rainbow.... 93 Grass or Spice Pinks 98 Marvel of Peru....106 Ragged Sailor..... 97 eee ote 
Brachycome....... 93- | Cosmidium....:.. “103 Gypsophilia....... 107 -| Matricaria\.... ) 2.171 Rhodanthe........ 11123 Zinnia. . 
FLOWERING BULBS “AND*HOOTS <4 eon eee 
Gladiolus ...137 to 141 | Liliest¢ ot oin ai 
IMPLEMENTS, TOOLS, APPLIANCES, FERTILIZERS, BOOKS, ETC 
‘THE IMPORTANCE OF JUNE, JULY AND AUGUST SOWN VEGETABLES 
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The spring and summer of 1919 were marked by extraordinary activity in 
gardening work, due to the urgent appeals of our government, and the 
Tealization by amateur gardeners and plot owners of the necessity for a 
vastly increased production of food in the gardens of America. 
The coming of peace will not bring plenty and this year there is still great 
need for increased HOME PRODUCTION OF FOOD IN THE GARDEN. 
We therefore wish to impress upon our friends the importance,—of second 
and even third plantings of vegetable seeds during the months of June, July 
and August, which is not as generally practiced among home gardeners as it 
should be. 
THE FACT IS, YOU CAN DOUBLE THE OUTPUT OF YOUR GARDEN 
AND RAISE A HOST OF GOOD THINGS FOR THE TABLE 
FROM NOW ONWARDS UNTIL FROST ENDS GAR- 
DEN OPERATIONS. 
The possibilities of your garden have by no means been exhausted when 
you have raised one crop of vegetables, and many of the thriftiest gardens 
Many varieties of vegetables yield larger crops 
are planted after June 1st. 
LIST OF VEGETABLES AND DATES UP TO WHICH SEED MAY BE SOWN IN LATITUDE OF NEW YORK 
Beans, Dwarf or Bush. . Every 2 weeks until Aug. 
Brussels Sprouts........ 
Gabbageiis sc vetice «eles 
Cauliflower. <.. saint 
IGAITODK are s'clockeierom sjot Saree 
Corn, Sweet... 
Cress, Garden......... 
If you do not receive our MIDSUMMER CATALOGUE in the early part of June, send us a post card 
Piaciscas June to Aug. 15th 
erates June (in seed bed) 
Early June 
pia sitotated ats fo. Early June 
Skins July to Aug. 15th 
. Every 2 weeks until July 15th 
Every 2 weeks until Sept. 
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from summer sown seed, than from spring sown seed, because the weather —__ 
prevailing at the time the young plants attain any size is exactly suited to 
their requirements, and they are able to grow and complete their develop- 
ment without check. : 
Summer is the best time in all the year to sow seeds of root crops, such 2s 
Carrot, Beet, Turnip and Ruta Baga. The young plants attain their truc 
leaves when the weather is favorable to them, and grow right on without a 
check, consequently they are tender and palatable. 
For your health’s sake, do not omit to put in more rows of SPINACE, 
indispensable and necessary on every table. Sow up to September 15th. 
Victoria, Thick-Leaved and Long Standing are good varieties to plant as 
they are great heat resisters. Don't waste any ground, but in odd corner: 
sow radishes. Red Forcing Radish and Early White Tipped Scarlet Turni: 
Radish succeed well at this time. Put in more sowings of Lettuce up to ~ 
Aug. 15th. Besides the kinds specially mentioned there are many other 
seeds which may be sown during the summer with every assurance ofreaping 
bountiful crops. The varieties marked ‘‘early’”’ should be chosen for late 
plantings, because they mature more quickly than the varieties called ‘‘late. 
Cress; Waters. c.nine Every 2 weeks until Aug. Lets See eee) ae Ib GA Bin sich Sons July to Aug. 15th 
Circ Der ye este eretateieate Sa enien aaa meee July 15th Ibbotson a trary Pmeneo ai ato «sieges LAME 
FErdive coi. ctasleisiaie ne bessce tn meee July to Aug. 1st Radish...... .. Every 2 weeks wnt Sept. 
Bie: Sar. sane geek) Sot Se wJune | Radishy Winter ..-00.000..ceseeseseets AME 
Kohi-Rabie sn hee ise ee eee July 15th WTA DAGA eee ee se wee ee hee ee we aieie Ad 
Gpinach,... chai. Saree July, ARE “and Sept. 152, 
Lethice’s. cscs geen cee Aug. 15th Swiss Chard= 1] Every 4 weeks until ee Sl 
Mustard......... .. Every 2 weeks until Sept. Turnip. .....0..+- 2 eee July lst to Aug. in *y 
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